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FEB. 4-5 9:30 VANCOUVER EAST CINEMA

DAS BOOT
FEB. #10 7:00 THE RIDGE

200: MOTELS-ZAPPA
FEB.6 4:00 THE RIDGE

CANADIAN DOUBLE BILL FEB. 9-10

HEART ACHES WITH MARGOT KIDDER 7:30

THE ROWDYMAN _ 9°15
VANCOUVER EAST CINEMA

WERNER HERZOG DOUBLE BILL
FITZCARRALDO Fest: 4-6. 7:00

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FEBRUARY 2ND 1983

PRESENTATION HOUSE INFO 986-135]

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TILL FEB. 26. ARTS CLUB THEATRE

(GRANVILLE) INFO 687-1644.

 

 

 

 

 

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FEB. 5 SOFT ROCK CAFE

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SURREY ART
GALLERY

The Douglas College Jazz
Band Club is producing a
record this spring, as well as
playing several concerts. All
interested: students are wel-

come. We especially need a}

sound person and a photo-
grapher or artist for the rec-
ord cover, but all offers of
assistance will be welcomed.
Please contact Terry Kaup-
enberg at 534-9097 or drop
by the band room (3132N)
any Wednesday at 4:00 pm.

 

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