NEWS photo Cindy Bellamy

IT’S NOT what you think it is. Act One, Scene One company is presenting its first production of the 1590

season, Sin-d

lerella, a pantomime for adults only. The production will include a visi to the Vanda-Slams

Fantasy Gardens and a fabulous ball.The venue is Scandals Back Room, 127 Lonsdate Ave., in North
Vancouver. Sin-derella opens Feb. 3 and runs until Feb. 18. Tickets are $6 or $48 which includes dinner
for two. Phone 985-2923 or 988-2040 for more information.

Reviewer names ’88’s best

From page 20

THE BRIDGE HOUSE, 3650
CAPILANO ROAD, NORTH
VANCOUVER, 987-3388
Manager Lutz Wolff has helped
Taise the former Hobbit House

service courtesy of Wolff.
© MOST ‘MFPROVED LOCA-

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around town

From page 18

Regarder? Montreal's Dance Cite. Feb.
3 and 4 at 8 p.m. $5 and $10. Res:
291-3514,

North Shore

N.S. Museum: Flying High. Aq histori-
cal iook at mode! aviation. 209 W. 4th
St. 987-5618. Weds. to Sun. from 1 to 4
p.m. Free.

Seymour Art Gallery: Ted Ing. Land-
scapes in colored graphics, air brush
and India ink. :

North Shore
Centennial Theatre: foelle Rabu. Hope
you read this early. It’s 2:30 today. $5.

3 Vancouver String Quartet with Gene ¢
Ramsbottom and Melinda Coffey.
Brahms piano quintet and C minor
piano quartet. $10 and $8. Feb. 4 at 7
p.m. 987-PLAY,.

North Shore

Lynnwood Inn: “‘M” Station Lounge:
Just Ric to Feb. 4.

3: Tom Hoge. Feb, 6-11.

Lynnwood Inn: Cheyenne Pub: Texas
style dancing lessons every Tues. eve.,
8-9 p.m. Free.

: The Shades, Feb. 2-4.

Presentation House: North Shore Folk
Club meets first and third Monday.
Mon. Feb. 6 at 8 p.m.

La Relle Sole: Marty Franklin Quartet.
Dine and dance every Thursday night.
Tel. 926-6861.

Queens Cross Pub: Live entertainment
on Sundays.

SALL YOU CAN EAT!

TION: THE FACIFIC ORIENT
LINE CROSSINGS RESTAU-
RANT, 157 CHADWICK
COURT, NORTH VAN-
COUVER, 987-4610

What was Bennington’s is now
Crossings and wisat was basic, but
dull food is now excellent and in-
teresting. Decor, which recreates
the sumptuous interior of an
ocean-going cruise liner, and ser-
vice, courtesy of waiters attired in
ship’s crew outfits, are also vastly
improved over that of its

predecessor.
© BEST SMALL RESTAURANT:
BISTRO PICCOLO, 770

MARINE DRIVE, WEST VAN-
COUVER, 926-0833
Owner, chef and host Hans
Kaltenbach has, for the past three
years, set superb culinary stan-
dards in the flying wedge-shaped
building that once housed an ice
cream parlor, but he remains
largely unknown for his efforts.
His Sour Cream Cake alone is
enough to win him a permanent
place in my dining heart.
Honorable mention from
previous years’ reviews:
Cucina, The Savory, Chez Michel,
Jagethof, Chesa and Chesa
Seat

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Dinner tonight at 22nd St. Cafe
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