Bryan Adams ...playing the Wall.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Jeannie and the family, Nicole and Louis and Chris...

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Busy Buz Fuller’s crew helped host a fun dinner on Wednesday night on the roof-top plaza at his Earl's on Top Restaurant on Rob- son, just prior to the opening of Shirley Maclainc’s new blockbuster stiow Out There To- night,

Ruz couldn’t be there because he was piuying in the Canadian Diabetes Association’s fourth an- nual Kirk Fraser Golf Tournament at Mayfair Lakes in Richmond.

Besides Buz, there were at least 38 celebrity and media sports guys involved. The only female celeb- rity playing was North Shore’s former Olympic skating champ, Karen Magnussen...

Since Buz couldn't attend, George Piper, his right hand man filled in admirably. He even came up with a chocolate birthday cake for me!

After the dinner, we strolled over to the Orpheum fer Shirley’s show. Someone had coined the eastern reviews as ‘‘love ietter’’ reviews, they were sc good! Let me tell you, for once the eastern press isn’t exaggerating.

Shirley’s Out There Tonight is outstanding. She sings! She dances! She entrances! The air was alive with electricity. The

jam-packed audiences in the Or- pheum simply loved her.

In fact, they gathered at the backstage door on Seymour

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Street, tying up heavy traffic, and sang *‘Inca-dinca-do"’ until she came out!...

Pm told that some of those who have dropped by to pay homage this week to the lady with the great legs were John Travolta, Kirsty Alley and husband Parker Stevenson. And Mickey Rooney, taking a break from shooting his Black Stallion TV series, was sup- Posed to be in last night's au- dience along with Colm Wilkin- son, the star of Phantom of the Opera, who is vacationing in Western Canada with his family...

Shirley has two more perfor- mances today — a matinee and an evening show. Then she heads to Las Vegas, then Los Angetes, and then Japan. But remember, it’s one hour and 45 minutes of dy- namite entertainment — without an intermission. Don’t drink too much at dinner!...

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The big news today is that, after apparently being very much *‘down and out,’’ Cannell Films’ PR lady Lee Anne Muldeos telis me that the locally-filmed televi-

Heather Thompson ...renowned soprano in town.

sion series, 21 Jump Street with Holly Robinson and Dustin Negyen, is a go!

They have organized first run

ensure:

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THE AGELESS Bob Hope ...sharing the memories.

syndication. It’s a totally different deal than before and they’re going to shoot 22 new episodes, starting on Aug. 16...

As well, their newest TV series, Broken Badge will shoot six more episodes, beginning on Sept. 21. So it definitely looks like Cannell is alive and well...

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Bruce Allen reports that his star, North Van’s Bryan Adams, who was part of that massive charity concert at the site of the Berlin Wall yesterday, shared the stage with some very impressive talent.

¥eu Morrison, Cyndi Lauper, Joni Mitchell, who has a cottage up the Sunshine Coast, flutist James Galway, Marianne Faithful and current super star, Sinead O'Connor were all on hand to raise funds for Disaster Relief Worldwide.

The item is that Roger Waters was so impressed after rehearsal that he asked Bryan to do two

more numbers! This is the concert

that played to more than 250,060

live rock fans in the audience, one

of whom was Mr. Bruce Allen!... eee

Speaking of singers, renowned soprano Heather Thompson will be in town from her home in Connecticut for a gala operatic concert recital presented by the National Association of Teachers of Singing at UBC’s Recital Hall on Friday, July 27. It’s in con- junction with a NATS workshop July 26 to 29...

And ageless comedian Bob Hope was truly in his element at his book-signing party last Thurs- day at Eaton’s book department. He drew hundreds of appreciative supporters and book buyers to his autographing sessions as his old theme, Thanks for the Memories

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played in the background. There were people and cameras every- where!

His book, Don’t Shoot! It’s Only Me! seils for $26. In the one hour, they sold 275 of them!

When the hour ended, Hope thanked his audience, cracked a few jokes, then took off to shoot some golf before heading off to Bridges Restaurant for dinner with his constant travelling companion, Eddie Rio, who’s a mere 84 years old, and his good pal, Mel Zajac.

Friday morning they all piled on to a private jet, organized by furrier, Ted Pappas, and took off for a fishing trip to Langara Island...

Don't forget today’s Clam Chowder Contest at NV’s Water- front Park. Art Jones emcecs!... Cheers!

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