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BROADWAY
707 West Broadway ,
(874-1927)

carir ‘OL, 820 Granville ‘Mall,
669-6000)

CORONET, 851 Granville .
(685-6828)

DENMAN PLACE, 1737 ‘Comox
(683-4647)

DOLPHIN, Hastings

Willingdon, (299-7 3)
DOWNTOWN, 965 Granville.
(685-6725)

FINE ARTS, 1117 West Georgia,
(685-7821)

LOUGHEED DRIVE-IN,
Broadway east of Boundary,
(294-2991)

LOUGHEED MALL, Burnaby,
(937-3461)

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At the Movies

ODEON GRANVILLE,
88! Granville, (682-7468)
ODEON WEST VAN,
1565 Marine, (922-6343)
PARK, Cambie at 1 &t1.
(876-2747)

PARK ROYAL,

South Park Royal, W.V.
(922-9174)

“STARLEY, Granville ot 12tb
(733-2622)

TOWNE CINEMA,

919 Granville Mall

681-1732

VANCOUVER CENTR

Granville at Georgia, (663-4442)
VARSITY, 4375 West 10th.
(224-3730)

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VOGUE, 918 Granville,
(685-5434)

ATLANTIC CITY (G)
Vancouver Centre 2:30,
4:40;-7:00,-9:10. -

THE CANNONBALL RUN
(M) Vogue 2:15, '3:50, 5:40, °
7:40; 9:40. WV. Odeon 7:00,
9:00. 2 p.m. Sat. & Sun.
Fraser 7:00, 9:00, 2p. m. Sat.
&Sun. | |

CANTERBURY TALES (R)_
Capitol 3: 20, 3 20, “7:30,
9:40,:

CAVEMAN -(M)_ Capitol
3:05,,5:00, 7:05,9:10.

CLASH ‘OF ‘TITANS (G) |

Capitol 2:00,° 4:30, 7:00,
9:40, Lgheed Drive-in 8:30,
Park Royal 7:15, 9: 20. Sat. &
‘Sun. Mat.:2:00..

7 ‘EXCALIBUR (et) Lougheed °
~ “Mall 7:15, 9:40,

I AME (M) Prk Royal 7:30

FOUR SEASONS (M)
Odeon 2:15, 4:05,°6:05, 8:05,
10:05. Odeon WV 7:30.
9:30.

HAIR (M) Prk Royal 9:50.

HIGH RISK (M) Coronet
2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00.

HISTORY OF THE

WORLD, PART I (2)
Capitol 2:15, 4:05, 6:00,
8:00, 10:00.

KILL: AND KILL AGAIN
(M) Capitol 3:30, 5:30, 7:30,
9:30.

LES BONS DEBARRAS (M)
Varsity 7:30, 9:30.

NICE DREAMS (R): Coronet
2:00, 3:50, 5:40, 7:40, 9:30.
Qdeon W.V.7: 15, O:f5,

-NEINE. TO FIVE (M4)
Broadway 7:15;9:15.

ORDINARY | PEOPLE (M)
kL Mall7: 35,9:45. .

OUTLAND (R): Stanley 7: 00,
9:30. Mat. Sat. & Sun. 2:00.

THE -PLOUFFE FAMILY
_.(M) Denman Place 8:00.
RAIDERS OF THE LOST
ARK (M) Vcr Centre 2:20,
4:35, 7:00, 9:20. Lgheed
Mall 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30.

THE STORY OF O (R)~

Downtown 4:30, 7:50.

SUPERMAN II (G) Capitol
6 - 1:45, 4:20, 7:00, 9:40.

TAKE THIS 31O0B AND
SHOVE IT (M) Park Roya)
7:30, 9:30.

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FOREST...IF T
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DESSERT

Saturdays call
between 10-4
988-6711

OY THE
RE AREN’T

Come join us for an evening of superb
dining and dancing on the North Shore.

Comptetely New Menu from selected Seatood

to traditional Italian culsine

EXAMPLE: FRENCH ONION SOUP .
CHEF’S SALAD
NY STEAK & LOBSTER TAIL

GRAND MARNIER SOUFFLE

| BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH DAILY 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Open nightly trom 6 p.m — Reservations Preterread
We book banquets and weddings Monday thru Thursday

980-6818

“a dining experience"

Presentation | ,
presents ‘Weegee the
Famous’ - a major retro-
spective of Weegee's
photographs.

“Weegee the Famous’
(Arthur ._Fellig, 1899-1968),
master of “hot news” photo-
graphy, prowled the night
recording New York’s
shabby, lonely and violent
sides.

These photographs tell
three stories: that of the
subject matter itself, of the
onlooker’s reactions, and of
Weegee’s own emotions. .

Pellig, an immigrant from
Fastern Europe, grew up on
New York’s teeming Lower
East Side. After trying a
variety of jobs to help
support his family, he iurned
to photography.

In 1924 he became a dark-

House

room technician for a photo.

news service, where he often.

got to fill in as a news photo-*
_grapher during nighttime*

crises,

PAUL HORN
(MULTIMEDIA SHOW)|
APPEARING IN
‘ BRACKENDALE
_ ART GALLERY
‘SUN. JUNE 21
2 SHOWS
7:30 &10:15
° TECH. R. MONTGOMERY

By reservation only
Information:

112-898- 3333

Tickets: $12.00
(includes hors d’oevres)

1.75
2.00

16.50
20.25

140 E. 2nd St.
North Vancouver

Weegee’s photos show
the underside of New York

In° 1935 he started free-
lancing, working out of
Manhattan Police Heaa-
quarters. He rented a room
nearby which he wired to
pick up police emergency
signals and fire aiarms.
Fellig, the first press photo-
grapher permitted to have a
police radio in his car, often
arrived first at the scene of
gangland slayings (Murder.

Inc.), fires and other
disasters as if he had
predicted them.

As a way to promote his
uncanny ability to be where
the action was about to
happen, he took the name
“Weepee” - phonetic spelling
of the Ouija board, a device
which is said to _ foretell
future events. ..

BIS - Sunday News, June 21, 1981

Weepgee’'s
were not limited to New
York’s underside. He also
aimed his camera at High
Society, often using infra-

. red film and flash which

revealed what the naked eye
-could not see.

The exhibition was

organized by the iIn-.

ternational Centre of Photo-
graphy, New York, with a
grant from the National
Endowment for. the Arts,
Washington, B.C. . Photo-
graphs courtesy The Weegee
Collection, Wilma Wilcox,
Executor.

Weegee opens July 3rd, .
8:00 P.M. and ‘runs until -

August 30th. —
Gallery hours: Wednesday
to Sunday,:12:00 -4:30-P:M,

aiternoon Hors d’oeuvres & Canapes

Dinner
11:30 am to 10:00 pm

fully licensed
air conditioned to your comfort

Specializing in International
Haute Cuisine

Ethnic dishes a weekly feature

1405 Marine Drive, West Yan.

922-3412

- SOUFFLE O
- EGGS BENEDICT

2988 Mountain H
from Lynn Valley

Special
FATHER'S DAY

(reservations)

The Sauciers
Apprentice

The Sauciers Brunch includes:
- HAM, STEAK AND EGGS
MELETTE

- CHICKEN MUSHROOM VOL-AU-VENT
(chicken & mushrooms in a light cream sauce tn patty shells)

ALL SERVED WITH FRESH FRUIT COCKTAIL AND FRUIT JUICES
Join Us Sunday 11-3

. easily located across
Opping Centre, N, Van.

photographs —

(filed with choice of mushrooms. bacon. cheese or apples)

Tet, 986-1687