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CLUB SODA - 1055 Hornby, 681-8202.
Cover $2 Mon. - Thurs., $4 Fri. & Sat.
( more for special attractions ). 417,
March 18 - 23.

RAILWAY CLUB - 579 Dunsmuir,
681-1625. Saturday Jazz 3-7 p.m., live
bands til 2 a.m., Mon. - Sat. Cover $1
members;*$2 guests. Trainwreck,
March. 15 - 16. Bruno Gerussi’s
Medallion [ with Rockin’ Tom Harri-
son], March 18 - 19. Lindy and the Lost
Boys, March 20 - 21. Beat Pagodas,
March 22 - 23. My Three Sons with
The Reptiles, March 25. My Three.
Sons with Out of Proportion, March
26.

SAVOY - 6 Powell St., Gastown,
687-0418. Cover $2 Mon. - Thurs., $3
Fri. & Sat. No cover charge before 9
p.m. The 57s, March 15 - 16. Proof by
9 with guests, March 19 - 21. Mango
Dub, March 22 - 23. Bob’s Your Uncle
and Jazzmanian Devils, March 26.

TOWN PUMP - 66 Water St., 683-6695
cover charge. Danny Tripper, March
14 - 16. True West, March 18 - 19.
t.b.a. (videotaping), March 20. David
Wilcox, March 21 - 23. b.b. Gabor,
March 25.

CRYSTAL CLUB - 569 Hornby, 685-
5679. 7 p.m. - 2 a.m. Reggae and Latin
American music. Live Latino nights

every Wed., Fri. and Sat. with Salsa 3.

GOOD NEIGHBOUR JAZZ CAFE -
535 E. Broadway. Re-opening March
9. Open Sat. 8 p.m. - 1.a.m. for snacks
and deserts. Live music starts at 9
p.m. Hal Krause Quartet, March 16.
Chano featuring Dido, March 23. Fran
Jare Trio, March 30.

   
   

The Rocky Horror Picture Show- every
Friday midnite - Studio Cinema, 919
‘Granville, 681-1732.

THE BROTHER FROM ANOTHER
PLANET and THE GODS MUST BE
CRAZY. March 22 - 24. The Brother
From Another Planet - 7:30, The Gods
Must Be Crazy - 9:30. Vancouver East
Cinema, 7th Ave & Commercial Drive.
253-5455.

DIVA & REPOMAN - March 29 - 31.
Diva - 7:30, Repoman - 9:40. Separate
admission $3 per show or $5 for

double bill. Vancouver East Cinema,
7th Ave & Commercial Drive. 253-5455

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CBC - FM 105.7

Brave New Waves, Sun. - Thurs., mid-
night - 6 a.m., Nightlines, Fri. & Sat.,
midnight - 6 a.m.

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CFMI - FM 101

Off the Wall - Mon. - Thurs. 10 - 11
p.m.

Discumentary - Mon. - Thurs., 11 p.m.
- midnight.

 

RICK SCOTT til March 16, 8:30 p.m.
Van East Cultural Centre (1895 Ven-
ables). Tix $8 (Tues. - Thurs.), $10
(Fri. - Sat.). Info 254-9578.

THE VILLIANS - March 15, 8 p.m.
New York Theatre: (639 Commercial).
Tix at the door.

SLOW / SEXUAL INFECTIONS -
March 20, John Barley’s Cabaret.

THE SHAKIN PYRAMIDS / THE
ROCKIN’ EDSELS, March 21. Comm-
odore Ballroom. ,

THE BEVERLY SISTERS, March 22,
The Royal Towers Ballroom. An Other
Pressentation. Tix available in con-
course, the O.P. office (room 1602) and
from Other Press staff.

NANCY WHITE, March 26 - 30, 8:30
p.m. Van East Cultural Centre (1895
Venables). Tix $8 (Wed. - Thurs.), $10
(Fri., Sat.), two for one Tues. Info

254-9578.

DANNY GROSSMAN DANCE COM.
PANY. Van East Cultural Centre.
March 19 - 23, 8:30 p.m.

EUROGLIDERS / JUMP, March 29.
Commodore Ballroom. Doors open at 8
p.m. Advance tix $12.50 at VTC/CBO
outlets.

JOHN LEE HOOKER and THE
COAST TO COAST BLUES BAND,
April 20, Commodore Ballroom. Doors
open at 8 p.m. Advance tix at
VTC/CBO outlets.

SFU DANCE / MUSIC CONCERT

“STILL MOVING”, March 19 - 23.
Music - Tues. 19, 12:30 p.m. (free),
Fri. 22, 8 p.m. Dance & Collaborations
Wed. 20, 8 p.m.; Thurs. 21, 8 p.m.,
Fri. 22, 12:30 p.m. (free), Sat. 23, 8
p.m. Tix $2 general, $1 students/
seniors. Info call SFU Theatre Box
Office 291-3514.

GENERAL PUBLIC, April 7, Queen
Elizabeth Theatre, 8 p.m. Tix $15

GALLERIES

COBURG GALLERY - 314 W. Cordova
688-0866. To March 23, Christos
Dikeakos - recent works.

CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY -
555 Hamilton, 687-1344. To March 30 -
Doug Biden - works on paper.

MONTGOMERY CAFE - 433 W..
Pender 685-5524. March 11 - 31, Attila —
Richard Lukacs.

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NeoARTism - 3685 W. 4th, 738-1535.
March 12 - 30, Andrej Somov - Lovers,
paintings & drawings. Opening March
15.

PITT INTERNATIONAL GALLERY -
36 Powell, 681-6740. To March 23 -
Jim Cummins, | Braineater - Beautee
au Beaute.

S.F.U. GALLERY _291-4266
Til March 15, 1st of three exhibitions
of work from the SFU Visual Arts
programme.

U.B.C. FINE ARTS GALLERY, base-
ment Main Library, UBC. 228-2759. To
March 16 - ‘‘Hypostlye - In Support of
Culture’ an_ installation by Greg
Snider.

THE CHARLES H. SCOTT GALLERY
Emily Carr College of Art and Design
(1399 Johnston St. Granville Island)
March 15 - April 10. Robert Keziere -
A Requiem in Photographs. Gallery
hours 12 - 5 p.m. weekdays and
weekends (except Wed. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
and 4 - 9 p.m.

BURNABY ARTISTS’ GUILD 15th

ANIVERSARY EXHIBITION March 14
- 31 (6344 Gilpin St.) Progressions -
Readings by 10 members of the Bur-
naby Writer’s Society. Sun. March 17,
2p.m., Gallery Lounge. Free admis.
Gallery hours: 10 - 5 p.m. weekdays,
12 - 5 weekends &holidays.

   

THEATRE SPORTS - comedy improv.

every Fri. /Sat. 11 p.m. at City Stage
(751 Thurlow, 688-1436) every Fri.
night 11:30 at the Arts Club Revue
Theatre (Granville Island , 687-1644).
City Stage tix at the-door 10:30 p.m.

AIN’T MISBEHAVIN’ through March.
Arts Club Theatre (Granville Island).

Tix VTC/CBO outlets.

OUR TOWN March 21 - 24 and March
28 - 31 at Douglas College Performing
Arts Theatre. Tix $6 adults, $5
students/seniors. Tix available at
Douglas College Bookstore. Info 520-
5400.

TALKING DIRTY, March 12 - 16 at
Douglas College, March 18 - 23 at
Surrey Arts Centre. Info 687-5315.

SEX TIPS FOR MODERN GIRLS opens
March 14 - April 20. Arts Club,
Seymour St. Info 687-5315.

THE SALIVA MILKSHAKE, March 15
- 17, 8:30 p.m. Grunt Gallery (209 E.
6th Ave.). Tix, info 875-9516.
CLARENCE DARROW til March 16
(Mon, - Sat.) Queen Elizabeth Play-
house. Tix $10.50 at VTC/CBO outlets
Info 873-3311

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Entertainment : the new wave

HAPPY END til March 16. 8 p.m.
Frederic Wood Theatre (UBC) Tix $8
($6 for students/seniors). Info
228-2678.

LOVE IS STRANGE: a courtroom
romance. Til March 30. Arts Club
Granville Island. Mon. - Fri. 8:30
p.m., Sat. 6:30 & 9:30 p.m., Wed. 5:00
p.m. Tix VTC/CBO outlet.

SPALDING GRAY one man theatre
“Swimming to Cambodia’. Gray’s
newest monologue based on events
during the filming of The Killing
Fields. Mon., March 25. ‘‘Interview-
ing the Audience’. Tues., March 26.
Both performances 8 p.m., S.F.U.
Theatre. Tix $6 general, $5 students/
seniors. Reservations and info, 291-
3514.

PIAF, HER SONGS, HER LOVERS.
March 20 -.April 20. 8 p.m. Tues. -
Sat., 4 p.m. Sat. City Stage. Tix VTC/
CBO outlets or by reservation at City
Stage 688-1436.

THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. March
23 - April 20. Runs nightly except
Sundays. Queen Elizabeth Playhouse.
Tix VTC outlets 280-4444 or call the
Playhouse Box Office 873-3311. Tix
$10.50. Discounts available for stu-
dents/seniors. Group rates call Nancy
Wong 872-6622. Info 872-6622.

FLIPSIDE: A BRAVE NEW WORLD
OF DANCE - Susan Cash and Daricers.
March 21, 22, 23, 8:30 p.m. Firehall
Theatre (280 E. Cordova St.) Tix $7.00
reg. / $6.00 students, seniours, U.1.C.
Reservaions 689-0926.

ONE ACT PLAYS : THE DUMB
WAITER by Harold Pinter, WALTER
by Murray Schisgal, LEMONADE by
James Prideaux. Thurs. - Sat., March
21 - 30, 8 p.m. Hendry Hall, 815 E.
11th St., North Vancouver. Tix. $5 and
$3.50 for students/seniors. Thurs.
performances only 2 for 1. Info.
984-9833.

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PIANO RECITAL, David Warwick.
Thur., March 21, 12:30 p.m. Theatre,
Douglas College.

STUDENT SHOWCASE - concert feat-
uring the outstanding performances
from those in the Douglas College
music program. March 28, 12:30 p.m.,
Performance Theatre, Douglas College

DOUGLAS COLLEGE CHORALE -
Music department; Tatsuo Hoshina,
director. April 4, 12:30 p.m., Perform-
ance Theatre, Douglas College.

KWANTLEN ART STUDENTS SHOW
Annual juried show of Kwantlen Fine
Arts students. At Surrey Arts Centre,
April 12 - May 7. Free.