SUNDAY

for the

this exciting spost, tune into Ro

teams will be ready for war Saturday in East Rutherford,
New Jersey. Kickotfis 9 a.m.

« HOCKEY: VANCOUVER CANUCKS VS. COL-
ORADO AVALANCHE (CBC, ch. 3) Coach Keenan
leads his troops into Denver to face Patrick Roy and
Company. The puck drops at 7:35 p.m.

* MOVIE: THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING
(BRAVO, ch. 28) Based loosely on a Rudyard Kipling tale,
this 1975 adventure movie, directed by the legendary John

TV HIGHLIGHTS

Huston, stars Sean Connery, Michael Caine and
Christopher Plummer. Showtime is 6 p.m.

e U.S. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: ARMY VS. NAVY
(KIRO ch. 33) This annual college classic has lost some of
its spit shine over the past decade, but be sure that both

TUESDAY

THE mighty men of Sumo are coming to Vancouver in June
umo Canada Basho 1998. To find out more about
rs Multicultural Channel

* DOCUMENTARY: WHEN WE WERE KINGS
(TSN. ch. 15) Boxing fan or not, don’t miss this
Academy Award-winning film which chronicles the
1974 “Rumble in the Jungle”, pitting three-time world
heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali against the
younger and stronger George Foreman. Director Leon
Gast shot 280,000 fcer of film in Zaire, and it took him
23 years to see his work make it to the big screen. The
wait was worth it. Not only is the cinematography first-
rate, the rambling narration of authors George
Plimpton and Norman Mailer — who were ringside tn
1974 — gives When We Were Kinas a scuse of the dra-
matic. As an added bonus, ‘TSN is airing the recent
Evander Holytield-Michael Moorer heavyweight: fight
prior to When We Were Kings. And after the documen-
tary, a series of interviews with director Gast, trainer
Angelo Dundee and former Canadian heavyweight
champion George Chavalo will run, When We Were
Kings airs at 5:55 p.m. The Holyfield-Moorer fight
goes at 4:40 p.m.

* HOCKEY: VANCOUVER CANUCKS VS.
DETROIT RED WINGS (BCTV, ch. 8) A repeat
performance of last Monday's 3-3 tic at GM Place -- a
game that proved to be one of the best played in The
Garage for some time. The puck drops at 4:30 p.m.

* MOVIE: TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A. (TRS, ch.
47) Willem Dafoe's portrayal of a sociopath counter-
feiter is just one of the highlights of this classic 1985
movie. Directed by William Friedkin and shot by Robert
Miiller (of Parts, Texas fame), To Live and Die In LA. is
a Bripping portrait of Los Angeles and the cops and rob-
bers that populate it. Another highlight of the film is a
car chase sct on a six-lane highway — against traffic.
Also stars William 1. Petersen, Debra Feuer, John
Pankow, John Turturro and Dean Stockwell.

— Andrew McCredie

each night this week at midnight for Grand Sumo Digest.

CALENDAR

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West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Chapman Land
Surveying: 90 Years of Land
Development in West Vancouver.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday,
noon to 4:30 p.m.

355 East Osborne Road, NV:
Marzo Cuthbert, new work. Dec.
§ to 7, 2-4 p.m.

Agrium, Hong Kong Bank:
Contemporary Craft Exhibition
includes Whistler potter Vincent
Massey and textiles from Bowen
Island weaver Janc Kenyon. To
Nec. 20.

Vancouver Art Gallery: Gursun
Smith: The Act of Painting. 100
works representing the career of
West Vancouver's distinctive
artist. To Jan. 11.

theatre?

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Jack and the Beanstalk, Deep
Cove Stage presents its 15th
_-eannyal christmas panto Dec. 17
to Jan. 3, Weds. to Sat. at 8
p.m. with additional weekend
matinces. $10/8/5.
Information: 929-3200.
Presentation House Arts
Centre: Babes In The Wood.
North Vancouver Community

© -—Ti¥ers’ annual Christmas panto

for children. Net profits to
Harvest Project. Dec. 4-14,
Thurs/Fri at 7 p.m., Sat/Sun ar 1
and 3 p.m. $5/2.50.
Reservations: 983-2633.
~sMadbolt Centre for the Arts:
A Christmas Carol. Deep
Cove’s First Impressions
Theatre are only performing in
Burnaby this year, Dec. 10-20,
Weds. to Sat, at § pan.
$13/12. Box office: 205-3000.
Arts Club Theatre: The Gave
‘ufLove and Chance. Witty
French comedy updated by

director by Morris Panych. To
Jan. 10. 687-1644.

Arts Club Revue Theatre: X-
mas Files. Vancouver
Theatresports know the spoof
is out there. Reservations: 687-
1644.

Gateway Theatre, Richmond:
Peter Pan, The Musical. Features
several N. Shore actors and
Mitchell Mackay’s costumes. Dec.
1) to Jan. 4, Details: 270-1812.
Studio 58, Langara: Our
Country's Good. Good students,
strong drarna, great director!
Could be good. To Dec. 14.
Times and rescrvations: 323-
5227.

Vancouver East Cultural
Centre: Sadness. William Yang's
acclaimed story telling of his
search for identity as a gay man
and a Chinesc-Australian. To Dec.
6 at 8 p.m. §22/20. Tickets:
286-3311.

Vancouver Little Theatre: Melly
Sweeney. Hoarse Raven Theatre
presents the Western Canadian
premiere of Brian Friel’s play.
Tues, to Sat. To Dee. 13,
$18/12. 258-4079.

Vancouver Playhouse: A Perfect
Ganes) featuring Nicola
Cavendish and Parti Allan. To
Dec. 20. 873-335).

Waterfront Theatre: A
Christmas Carol starring, Bernard
CulRing. information: 664-3817.

concerts,

Capilano College Theatre:
Cecilia Ensemble, Capilano
College Singers, Capilano College
Conpasenity Choir, Brass Ensemble.
Christmas treasures and sing-a-
long carols. Dee. 5 at 8 p.m,
Dec. 7 at 3 pan. Tickets: 984-
4951, sO

Centennial Theatre: The
Nuteracker presented by the
Roval City Youth Ballet, Dee. 5 at
7:30 pam, Dee. 6 at 2 p.m., Dee.
7 at 2:30 p.m. 984-4484 The
Nateracker presented by Seymour
Dance Society, Dee. 7 at 2:30 and
? pam. ‘Tickets: 984-4434.

Sherwood Park School Concert.
Dec. 8. Information: 929-5496.
Braemecr Elementary School
Concert. Dec. 9. Information:
988-6308. Mulgrave School
Concert. Dec. 10. Information:
984-9930, Carisbrooke School
Winter Concert. Dec. 11.
Information: 985-7484. North

Shore Gospel Singers Concert. Dec.
12. Information and tickets: 988-

2422.

Mount Seymour United
Church: A Not 30 Silent Night.
Pandora’s Vox, 13-voice female
vocal ensernble present a merry
Christmas concert. Dec. 5,6 at 8
p.m. $16/13. Information: 922-
2513. North Vancouver Youth
Band present a Christmas
Concert Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. $5/3.
Tickets at door.

St. Stephen’s Anglican Church:
Four Choir’s Concert. The choirs
of Collingwood School, Ecole
pauline Johnson, Muigrave
School and St. Stephen's join ina
seasonal concert. Dec. 7 at 7 p.m.
By donation.

Burnaby Village Museum:
Canyon Heights school choir per-
form on site Dec. 5 at 1:30
p.m.

events IN

Ferry Building Gallery: Great
Sesiff- Fine arts, crafts and gifts
exhibit and sale. Dee. 9-23.
Opening reception: Dec. 9, 6-8
p.m. 11am. to 5 p.m. daily,

Artist For Kids Gallery
810 West 21st Street, North Vancouver, BC

Viewing by appointinent. Call 987-6667 (26)
www.urtistsdkids.com

closed Mondays. Yate evening
shopping Dec. 11/12 until 9
p.m.

Rudolph Steiner centre, 3743
Delbrook Plaza: Poetry with
David Zieroth and Russell
Thornton. Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. $5.
Free to open mic readers bur reg-
ister at 988-8424,

West Vancouver Baptist
Church: Walk to Bethlehem. An
annual recreation of the
Christmas story. Journey through
a 40 minute pageant. Dee. 4-7 ,
7-9 pam. with 1-3 p.m. shows
Dec. 6,7.

clubs

Avalon Hotel: Live jazz every

Thursday 8:30-1:30 p.m, fea-
turing Mark Hasscelbach.

. Bagga Beans Coffce House:

Singles Night every Thursday,
6-9 p.m, Debate opinions on
books, movies, plays or your
own topic. 371 1 Delbrook.
Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Live
music Tuesday, Wednesday,
Saturday and Sunday. Info:
986-7333.

Lynnwood Pub: Live music
Thursday to Sunday from 9:30
p.m. No cover.

Maplewood Pub: Live music
featuring Silverload every
Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. Info:
924-1834.

Portside Room, Seven Seas
Restaurant: Golden Eips, Dec.

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