PURSE

ACTORS FROM the Act I, Scene J theatre company rehearse scenes from: Muma’s Pizza and Railway Picnic.
The scenes will be pecformed Saturday and Sunday. July 15 and 16 at North Vancouver's Waterfront Park
starting at 7 p.m. For more information call 985-2932.

AROUND TOWN, the Nerth Shore News’ entertainment listings is a

free service provided for North Shore and Vancouver cultural events.
Deadline for the Wednesday appearance of Around Town is the Friday

° moming prior to listing. Only written infocmation can be accepted. The
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constraints may limit the number of submissions that can be printed.
North Shore events are given priority. .

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Presentation House: M Three Angels.

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of Horrors. Musical comedy. Mon.-Fri.
at'8:30 p.m., Sat: at 6:30 and 9:30
p.m.; Wed. mat. at 5:30 p.m. (2 for 1}
Arts Club, Street: 7 Stories.

New comed: Morris Panych.
Mon.-Fri. at yy p.m, Sat. at 6:36 and
9:30 p.m. Wed. mat. (2 for 1) at 5:30 -

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Kats Club, Revue Theatre: Angry
Housewives. Mon. to Fri. at 8:30 p.m.,
Sat. at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m., Wed. mat.

30 p.m. Arts Club info:
687-1644: we

UBC; Frederick Wood: Crimes of the
Heart Beth Henley’s warm and funny
drama. To July 14 at 8 p.m. $6., 2 for1
Mon. to Sat. mat. Res: 228-2672.

: 1837-- The Farmer's Revolt. Opens

Pa Theatre: Suspect Bizarre
‘and hilarious skulduggery with au-
‘dience heip. Tues. to Sat. at 8 p.m. 2
for 7 Sat. mat. at 4 pm. Res: 638-7013.
‘Moncouver Exct Cul Centre: Blue
«Window, A renyount of last year’s Fr-
inge hit. Mari. to Sat. at 8:30 and 2 for
1 Wed. mat. at 5:30 p.
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Arts Cub, Granville Island: Little Shop .

$12/$10. Res:.

Soft Reck Cafe: A Little Show. jeff

N.S. Museum: Museum Alphabet —
~ an Ato Z of interesting a
- exhibits. Guessing

unusual -

e mes and hands-on
experience for children.

Presentation House: World Wide Skin
Deep. A rulti-image collaborative
video installation. To july 23. Gallery
hours: Wed.-Sun., 12-5 p.m.; Thurs.,
12-9 p.m. - : .

: Nancy Steverin Theatre Lobby.
Seymour Art Gallery: Richard
McDiarmid, Mixed media paintings.
juried drawing competition invites en-
tries. Gallery hours: Mion.-Fri., 9-4
p.m.; Wed., 7-9 p.m. Info: 923-7981.
N.¥. Court House: Rick McDiarmid.
Mixed media. To July 12. -.

3 Narth Shore Photographic Society. Ju-
y 13 0 Aug. 9. Mon.-Fri., 9-4 p.m. 200

23rd. :
N.Y. City Hall: Ka/ Opre. Oils of N.V.
waterfront and industry. Public recep-
tion july 12, 7:30-9:36 p.m. Hours:
Mon. to Fri,, 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. 141 W.
14th.

N.V. District Hall: Kal Opre. Water-
cofours. To fuly 12.

: Mary Savage. “The Water Show”,

_ mixed media, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 to 4:30 -
"p.m. 355 W. Qu

eens.
Galleries: Charles Svob, Betsy

“Symons, watercolours.
: ‘Soy Zimmel Long, oils.

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: Joel Kingston, acrylics.

W.V. Memorial Library: Erskine
Biackdurn. Landscapes and seascapes.
Through July.

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North Shore :
Waterfront Park: feni and The
Dinosaurs Revival Band. july 16,
3:36-2:15 p.m.
Ambleside Park: Flare and Gleneagle

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. Scottish Dancers. july 12 at 7 p.m.

3: Vancouver Community Stage Band.
july 16 at 7 p.m. :

North S| :
Lynnwood ins: Cheyenne Pub: Sing
Armstrong and the Lonesome Steve
Band, july 13-16. Western days include

Pancake breakfast, rides and BI ust
15, 16. . GQ july

Lynnwood Inin: After 7 Lounge: Gary
Comezu, To July 15.

Queens Cross Pub: Srian and The
Liars, July 16.
Beach Side Cafe: Live music Fri. and
Sat. nights.

! Rusty Gull: Live entertainment
weekends.

Torchy’s: Tony Norrish. jazz guitar
pues; and Thurs. eves. 1050 Gueens

CALL NOW!

(limited time
offer)

25 - Wednesday, July 12, 1989 - North Shore News

Gospel sound comes

to Mahon

COME FOR a day ot gospel music
in Mahon Park in North Van-
couver.

Entry is free to this unique event
held Saturday, July 15. Ten groups
and individual performers will
provide entertaininent from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. ‘

“We've got a pretty good
lineup and a real good cross-sec-
tion of Lower Mainland church
groups,”’ said organizer Bill
Greenway from the North Van-
couver Gospel Music Association.
Each set will last 45 minutes with a
15-minute break between sets.

Greenway said the music raily
will be a good alternative to the
Sea Festival for people on the
North Shore who don’t want to
struggie with downtown traffic.

‘There's entertainment for the
kids all day too,” said Greenway.
“We don’t want kids puiling on
their parents’ shirt tails saying ‘I
want to go home!’”’ Face painting,
clowns, water toys, games and
sporting events will be on hand to
occupy the children.

Greenway said he has enough
burgers, hot dogs and soft drinks
to feed between four and 8,000
peopie at the concession stands,
courtesy of generous sponsors.

Ail proceeds will go to the Van-
couver Food Bank. People are en-
couraged to bring a donation of
non-p2rishable focd to the festival.

Greenway said the music rally is
a way for Lower Mainland chur-

Live entertainment
evevy Friday and
Saturday night.

“Afternoon Flight”

Exhibition of paintings from.
around the world by

NORMAN KELLY

2022 Park Royal South, West Vancouver
CONSERVATION, EVALUATIONS, CUSTOM FRAMING

Park

ches to pool their resources for
one large project, rather than have
several individual projects.

But he stresses that the day is
not a “preach out.”

“We're trying to encourage

people to come and be a part of
what's happening.”

Culinary
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and Sunday Brunch

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