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"great: granddaughter. had
‘assigned mountains of
a’ Paris: papers and storage cartons

November: 22. srt rty
works; on. loan: from:

collection, have been ‘from , her? grandmother's
assembled’... for. “their first personal: affects to the hands
showing in North ‘Auistica. ’. of Parisian -juiik déalers who
. + refused: to: ‘accept, them for

The. Ymages: are | dumping. ©."

remarkable’ not only-for their aaaae
superior quality and artistry, - “Millet undertook : to “sort
but.‘ ‘also: f for’ their: subject - them out and found ‘some...
matter = “renderings of the’ one" “hundred _ fragile. Blass .:
semi-draped female figure’ in
exotic poses- and ‘environ- |
ments,'": considered ”, “wery:
daring ‘for their time. ‘These’
contemporary prints © were:
made from the original glass
plates -using techniques’: to’

retain all their original
characteristics.
The. pictures were.

produced by Louis-Amedee '
Mante (1826-1913) “and:
Rdmond. Goldschmidt (1863-
1934)» between 1895— and:
1898. Both men, of different a
generations and vastly ‘con- ‘
trasting social and economic *
backgrounds, ‘shared’ a.
common dream of pro-;
ducing colour photogtaphs *
directly and quickly from:
glass plates. They collabora: _
ted together for their own |:
personal pleasure and satis- |
faction without thought of ©
turning their discoveries into
commercial ventures.
Mante, who counted
Degas, Manet, Mary.
Cassatt, Rossini, and Berlioz ©
among his friends, met
Goldschmidt, an amateur _
photographer of some dis--
unction and an opera
devotee in 1892. The young —
man, who would later .
become his son-in-law, was-
financially independent and
able to support Mante's
latest research into Manto-

?

which. ’ through. -
patience: 2and. diligence, she

_*was able to.trace as the work _
' grandfather,.
‘Louis-Amedee. Mante;’ a bril-

"Of! her ; ‘great’

liant, ‘self-taught inventor of
‘a photographic” technique
called “Mantochrome.  It’-is

due to her: effort that Mante,.
who would otherwise have —

remained . virtual ob-
.scurity, © “has. now won the
‘public :::recognition which
eluded him during a life- -time
of research, . .
Born. in, Paris in 1826,
Manic was: a musician by

Patrick Duffy
“Bobby Ewing"
of TV'S

“Dallas” In
person Sat. &
Sun

_profession..:

His: “50-year
‘career as bass’ player with
the Paris’ Opera’ orchestra
‘enabled him.to marry, raise

a ‘family, ‘and despite limited
_means,.’ pursue a ‘boyhood

fascination’, with ' photo-
graphy that’ lasted seventy
years.’ ee

Funded. by 3 a : grant. from
the Canada. “Council; : the
show includes:an: illustrated
text with a foreward by Luke
Rombout. The. publication
will be on. sale in. the, Gallery
Shop.

P_N.E. GROUNDS - OCT. 23, 24825
135-7 ‘V1 TPM, SAT. NOON- vi PM, S , SUN. NOON- 10-PMi

sorrell
Booke,
“BOSS Hogg"
From TV's.
“Dukes Of
Hazzard”’
In person

» Sat. & Sun.

'* See Wild Hot Rods, Customs, Motorcycles, Race
cars, Vans, Trucks & Antiques on Display *

* Free Showings of the movie
“Smokey & The Bandit Il"

. matinees,

-couver
Planetarium: Association,

presenting a ‘special seriés of
weekend ~~ afternoon
Images: . of
Childhood, in the. Vancouver
Museum Auditorium’ (1100

Chestnut Street, in.the H.R,
“Planetariuny

MacMillan ;
( plex). Presented in: co-
operation with the “Van-
Museums and

this ‘series includes ‘three.

“ADMISSION: $7.00
__NO.ONE UNDER ‘18:YRS.
SADMITTED: Ll MANAGER

fair:

Pacific Cinematheque’ s
‘Films for Familiés” ‘s€ries. is:

WARNING: CR
VIOLENCE. THROUGHOUT: ee
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DEPICTION. OF CHILD! CHILDBIRTH.
DIRECTOR

‘KIWANIS CLUB OF NORTH VANCOUVER
PRESENTS

THEIR 8th BIENNIAL BRITISH COLUMBIA,

f 22-23-24-25

B.C’s OLDEST, BIGGEST AND

BEST ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW.
AT THE

North Vancouver MCDougall Gym.

23rd. Street and St. Georges Avenue
(EAST OF THE CENTENNIAL THEATRE)

Meet over 70 creative people in:- fabric arts- silk screening -
pottery - painting -Jewellry- graphics - sculpture -and many more.

Oct. 22 7-10p.m., 23° 24. 12-10p.m.4 25 12- Sp.m.

classic: films for, children --
Michael. Powe ’s°1940 The
Thief of Baghdad, Fred
¢ Wilcox’s 1949 The “Secret
Garden, - and’ ‘Charles
_Chaplin’s 1921: The Kid —
plus. : ‘the’ Vancouver
-premieres of. films: from
Sweden (The Apple War,)
Japan (Good ‘Morning) and
Canada, Old Fish Hawk,
which plays October 24 and

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With the Lance Harrison Quartet playing
hot jazz, Dixie, 40’s and 50's favourites,
ballads; Friday and Saturday.

Enjoy fine dining, or relax in our lounge
with your favourite cocktail. Plus a great
time dancing at no extra charge.

Call 689-9211 (local 242) for reservation.

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