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Presentation House: 4 Streetcar Nam ed Desire. Until May 19, Wed.-Sat. at 8

Gavroche marks 10 years

From page 22 | Tin Palace, 303 Marine Drive, North Vancouver, 984-4341

These twe North Shore restau- tant favorites were singled out recentiy to host special wine sampling events organized by the talian Trade Commission.

An adventure in wines from the Italian province of Tuscany was presented at the Roma, while the Palace played host to a selection of Italy’s best wines for a selection of the Lower Mainland’s best res- taurant event attendees.

Simirar Italian viticultural adven- tures were staged at Vancouver's Maritime Museum and the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.

The events provided guests with an eye-opening look at the great variety of wine offered by one of the world’s foremost wine-making countries.

They also provided further evi- dence that Cafe Roma and Earl's are two of the most forward look- ing restaurants on the North Shore.

Le Gavroche, 1616 Alberni Street, Vancouver, 665-3924

What is surely one of Van- couver’s best restaurants is cus- rently celebrating its 10th anniver- Sary. .

And that usually means good deals for all faithful and not so faithful clientele.

Sure enough, Le Gavroche is of- fering a Good Times Lunch using items taken from its original 1980 menu. Besides the foad, the good news is that a full course tunch at Le Gavroctie will go for $9.95.

Restaurant management has said the Good Times Lunch will be ex- tended through the summer.

Le bon grub et le bon temps.

Movie opportunities expanding

From page 22 appeal. ‘‘It’s really a combination of things — it appeals to ai! ages, it's a good comedy, it's well made and weli directed. A jot of people are fed uz with sex and violence. It’s a good family movie.”

Shooting for Look Who’s Talking Too, which sees the birth of Mikey’s sister Julie, is expected to begin some time next month. Gray has already begun working in Tri- Star Picture’s spacious North Shore Studies office ‘making sure the right people turn up at the right place, at the right time, with the right equipment,” and keeping arein on the movie's budget, which he says is “slightly bigger’ than Look Who's Talking.

Gray predicts the sequel, with Roseanne Barr as the voice of the infant Julie, will be as big or bigger than the original film. And his opinion shouldn't be dismissed as mere hype.

As a veteran production manag- er who has worked on location in China, Russia and Turkey, Gray has seen his fair share of successes and failures,

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Look Who’s Talking marked his debut as 2 producer -~ still a rare feat for Canadians.

Gray says Canadian producers are hired on American movies made in Canada only 10 to 15 per cent of the time.

But as a Canadian who has worked his way up in an industry long dominated by Americans, Gray says opportunities for locals are expanding.

“Years ago when pictures came here,” says Gray, ‘‘Cana- dians were never hired for key positions. Now it’s the complete reverse. Our assistant director (Bill

Mizel) is from North Vancouver. Only two people on this film are from the U.S. — the cameraman and the editor, which says a hell of a lot for Canadian talent now.”

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Carson Graham Theatre: The Taming of the Shrew. May 9-11 at 8 p.m. $605, Res: 987-9341 loc 41, 9-3 p.m.

The Theatre at Hendry Hall: Puttin’ On The Glitz. Musical comedy review. Wed. to Sun, May 17-June 2 at 8 p.m. $10/8. Res: 983-2633.

Seycove Secondary School: The Curious Savage. May 14-17 at 7:30 p.m. $5/3. Res: 929-5411.

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Presentation House Gallery: Aurora Australis, Contemporary Australian film and photography.

Photographic Works: Julie Brown- Rrap, Dennis Del Favero, Anne Ferran, Hewson/Walker. To May 27 in the gallery: Wed.-Sun., 12-5 p.m.: Thurs., 12-9 p.m.

W.V. Memorial Library: Robert Florian. Oil paintings. Through May. North Shore Museum and Archives: Painting With Light: Local Art and Stained Glass, 1890-1930. Many local examples from the period and a glimp-

se of the process that fuses ant and nature. Free. Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m, 209 W. ath. Perks, Lonsdale Quay: {vor Okos. Multi media »vorks. The Ferry Building, Ambleside: judy Bayshaw & Dawne Garrett. To May 3. Joan Rhodes. Opens May 15. Tues. to Sun. 12-8 p.m. Seymour An Gailery: Tri Schcol Ant Show. Mi.ed media from students at Seycove Secondary, Burrardview Elementary and Shenvood Park Elementary. Gallery hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-4 p.m. Wed. eves. 7:30-9 p.m. info: 929-7981. N.V. City Hall: Gerhilde Stulken. Opens May at 7:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 147 W, lath St. N.Y. Courthouse: Alan Reynolds. Carson Graham Secondary Schcol: Family of School Act Exhibit, Art work from K-12 students at Carson Graham, Capilano, Lonsdale, Norgate, Queen Mary, Windsor House and Westview. Info: 987-449],

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