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Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Seacove Secondary presents the
musical comedy Dracula Baby,
Feb. 27-March 3. 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $10. Reservations: 929-
5411.

Presentation House Theatre:
Full Figure Theatre Co.'s the “f"
word ,a comedic look at the issues
facing women today, runs to Feb.
18, Hard Tack Co-op brings the
East Coast to the West in their pre-
sentation of Michael Cook's
Theresa's Creed and = Quiller,
humorous and poignant stories of
two Maritimers, their hardships
and losses. Runs Feb. 2!-March 4:
Tickets: $10, Half-price preview:
Feb. 20. Reservations: 986-1351.

Arts Club Theatre: Cheatin’
Hearts, a lively new musical set in
the rhinestone-studded world ‘of
country, plays the Revue Cabaret
to March 18, George Walker's
Escape from Happiness, a high-
energy comedy about an urban
family entangled with law and dis-
order, plays the mainstage.

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‘West Vancouver
Building: Caro! Shumas exhibits

Born Yesterday, a collection of —

_ acrylic and oil folk-art scenes, hand-
painted boxes and canvas dolls, to
Feb. 17. info: 925-3605.

Presentation House Gallery:
‘Arni Haraldsson’s Projects on
‘Vancouver _ Architecture
Landscape runs to Feb. 19. Info:
986-1351.

Seymour Art Gallery: Moneca
Atley’s colorful and exotic paint-
ings on display till March 5. The

‘gallery is soliciting submissions of

. artwork with a fantasy theme for
. Discovery '95 ;a juried exhibition

> to run April.5-May 7. Jury fee of

$10 to be delivered with the work

“on Feb. 25. info: 924-1378.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: The Ambitious City
traces the history of the develop-
ment of North Vancouver from the
early days of logging through to the

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years. Ongoing, Info: 987-5618,

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Visions af West
Vancouver, featuring some of the
major people and events that shaped
the early history of West Van, runs
to Feb, 25. Info: 926-9254,

North Vancouver District Hall:
Info: 988-6844,

North Vancouver City Hall:
Info: 988-6844.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Of the Garden, oils by
West Van artist Margaret Thoma on
display till Feb, 26, Info: 926-3291.

Centennial Theatre: Landscape
photographer Art Sewel's works on
display in the lobby till Feb, 28. ‘The
theatre is soliciting visual artists
interested in displaying their work.
Suitable for large-scale works only.
Info: Etlen Gott at 983-6450,

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Torres Gallery: North Shore
artist: Gregg Simpson's abstract
works on display till March 11.
Info: 736-1855,

Spotty Dog Gallery: Portals of
the Past, an exhibition of black and
white photographs by North Van's
Brian Scrimshaw, is on display Feb.
15 to March 15, Info: 685-4815.

Centennial Theatre:
Handsworth Secondary presents
Sound Spectacular, an evening of
band and orchestra works from clas-
sical to jazz, Feb. 15, 7:30 p.m.
Tickets, $7, available at the door.
Info: 987-3381. North Shore Chorus
presents What a Day for a
Daydream Feb, 18, 8 p.m. Tickets:

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$12, adults: $8, seniors und stu-
dents, Info: 929-2146, The Greater
Vancouver Operatic Society mounts
Frank Loesser's musical The Most
Happy Fella Feb, 23-26 and March
1-4, Info: 984-4484,
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Capilano College Community
Choir, pianists Margaret Hill and
Elaine Sawyer perform works by
Parker, Emerson, Holman. and
Haydn under the direction of Lars
Kaario, Feb, 12, 3. p.m. Organist
Patricia Shaw performs Bach and
Haydn, Tickets: $5. Info: 984-4951,

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