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MICK DOHERTY plays - the ;
hammer dulcimer and other in-
struments gnd acts as narrator for
Pecos Bil, A Tall Tale to be per- #
formed by the Oregon Shadow ‘3
Theatre company Sunday at Pres- §
entaifon Hovee on Sunday, Oct. 1. &

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Show features shadow puppets

YOUNGSTERS AND adalts are in
for a special treat this weekend.

On. Sanday, Oct. 1, the Van-
couver Guild of Pxppstry presents
Pecos Bill, A Tall Tale, with the
Gregon Shadow Thestre. Two
shows ase offered ut Presentation
House, 1:36 and 3 p.n.

In felkiore of th: American
West, Pecos Bill fas been calied
the creator of the Rio Grande, the
iasso, the rodeo and the first
cowboy songs.

During the show, Oregon
Shadow Theatre follows Peces Sill
from. his: childhood through his
adventures, - _ fighting mythical

Ireland goes
to leeland

HEATHER IRELAND is going
home today.

The West Vancouver mezzo-
soprano leaves for Iceland where
she will perform in Canada Days,
a trade initiative with a cultural
componen? featuring exhibitions,
Canadian movies atic concerts.

Ereland was invited to Canada
Days by the Department of Exter-
nal Affairs’ European Programs
Division. As it turns out the locai
singer is of Icelandic decent ~~ her
grandparents were born in this
northern European country.

“It’s kind of exciting to be
sponsored by your country to go
back to your ancestral home,”’ said
Ireland, who currently sings with
the Vancouver Opera Association.
“My grandfather must be smiling
down at me.”’

On Oct. 9 and 10 the soloist will
perform works by B.C. composer
Jean Coulthard and a Haida In-
dian song, Skidegate Love Song, at
an opening reception.

This is Ireland‘s second trip to
Iceland. In 1934 she gave a recital
on Icelandic radio.

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-pets behind a back-lic

beasts, riding a cyclone ~— to the
inevitable settling of the West.
Shadow puppeiry dates back

- thousands of years, used (radi-

tionally 25 religious and secrlar
drama in Tarkey, Greece, Egypt,
India, China and indowesia.

AS one persaa moves the pup-
screen,
another, narrates the story and
plays music.

Mesjorie Woods of the Van-
couver Guild of Puppetry said the
bumcrous show is for adults as
well as children.

“7 enjoyed it ss much a3 any
child would,’ she said.

In addition to the show, a
shadcvv puppet workshop !ed by
puppeteer Deb Chess will be held
at Marpele Community Cenire,
Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. Fee for non-
members is $5. Participants should
bring a pelr of sharp scissors.

For information phone Marjorie
Woods 93 987-3725,

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