PAGE 12 September 19, 1985

 

A*TxOxMxI«*Cx Sage Page

  

aay

Classical Joint - 231 Carrall St.
Gastown - 689-0667. Live jazz, folk,
blues and classical music. Open 8:30
p.m. - 2.00 a.m. except Mondays.
oe $1 Thurs., $2.50 Fri/Sat., $3
un.
Club Soda - 1055 Homer St. -
681-8202. Live music and today’s top
dance tunes and videos. Cover: $2
Mon. - Thurs., $4 Fri./Sat. (more for
special sttractions) Sept. 16-21 - The
Kathi MacDonald Band.
Railway Club - 579 Dunsmuir St. -
681-1625. Live bands till 2 a.m.,
Mon. - Sat. Cover: $1 members, $2-4
guests (depending on act) Sept 12-14
Poisoned
Savoy - 6 Powell St. Gastown -
687-0418. Cover: $2 Sun. - Thurs.
$3-4 Fri./Sat. Sept. 14 Karib Sept.
16 C.1.T.R. Shindig
Sept. 17 - 18 - 19 - Grapes of Wrath
Sept. 20 - 21 - Rock Angels Sept. 24 -
25 - Shanghai Dog with guests. Sept.
26 - 27 - 28 - Herald Nix with guests,
Happy Hour 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Town Pump - 66 Water St. -
683-6695. Cover Charge. Sept. 16 -
Poisoned. Sept. 17 - Rubber Biscuit/
Vox Phantom. Sept. 18 - Karong/
Shanghai Dog. Sept. 19 - Bentall/
Promises. Sept. 20 - MT Vessels/
Electric Lunch Orchestra. Sept. 23 -
‘The Rescue, Sept. 24 - 25 - The
Range Hoods. Sept. 27 - 28 - Albert
Collins and the Ice Breakers. Sept.
30 - The Rockin Edsels.

 

The Temptations Sept. 19, Commo-:-

dore Ballroom, (two shows: doors 7

& 10.30 p.m.), Tix $19.50 VTC/.

CBO, Information 280-4411
Jeffrey Lee Pierce Quartet/Grapes of
Wrath Sept.19 Luv-A-Fair (1275
Seymour), Tickets $10 in advance
VTC/CBO, $12 at door. Information
666-2856
Steel Pulse/Mpendo Moja Sept. 18,
Commodore Ballroom, Tickets VTC/
CBO, information 280-4411
Heather Bishop ‘’Canadian Folk
Artist,’’ Sept. 22, 8 p.m., Van. East
Cultural Centre (1895 Venables),
Tickets $18 Black Swan and High-
life records, Van. Folk Music Festi-
val, Information 254-9578
Albert Collins ‘‘frost bitten blues
guitar’, Sept. 27 - 28, Town Pump,
Tickets VTC/CBO Black Swan,
highlife, Zulu Records, Information
734-2828
Baron and Crazy/Karib ‘‘Calypso,
Reggae, Soca - from the Carib-
bean’’, Sept. 28, 9p.m. - 2 a.m.,
Commodore Ballroom, tickets $15
advance, VTC/CBO $18 at door,
information 280-4411

Hooters Oct. 4, 8:30p.m. Com-
modore Ballroom, tickets VTC/CBO
Information 280-4411
Manhattan Transfer Oct. 4 - 5 Queen
Elizabeth Theatre, Tickets VTC/
CBO, Information 280-4411
Chris and Cosey/Hell‘O’ Deathday/

Emily Oct. 9, Luv-A-Fair (1275
Seymour), tickets $12 in advance
VTC/CBO Information 669-2856, No
Minors.

Buddy Guy and Junior Wells Sept.
20-21 Rythm and Blues 8:30 p.m.
Tickets $10 in advance VTC/CBO
Commodore Ballroom

Paul Janz Sept. 25 - 26 Club Soda
Information 734-7443

Husker Du (Hardcore) w/Nomeans-
no and NG3 Oct. 25 7p.m. precisely
New York Theatre (639 Commercial
Dr.) Tickets $12 VTC/CBO Informa-
tion 669-2856 All ages

Nigerian Drum Concert 12:30 - 2
p.m. Performance Theatre, Douglas
College Thurs. Sept. 19

 

Seascape; And the Angels Sing; New
Marcus Work; New Work, Blues
Skies; Canonic 3/4 Studies Sept. 17 -
21 8:30 p.m.. Arts Club Theatre
Granville Island. Tix $9.50/$12.50
Sept. 21 matinee $7.50 VTC/CBO
Arts Club Box Office. Info. 687 -
1644. Discounts for students.
Talking Dirty Sept. 17 - 28 Presen-
tation House. North Van. Tues - Fri
8:30 p.m., Sat. 6:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Wed. 5:30 p.m. (1/2 price matinee)
Sun. 2:30 p.m. (2 for one) tickets
Arts Club Theatre Box office
687-1644, VTC/CBO 280-4444
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and
Living in Paris Sept. 24-28 Tues -
Fri. 8:30 p.m. Sat. 6:30 and 9:30
p.m. tickets Arts Club Theatre Box
office (1585 Johnston St.) or VTC/
CBO 280-4444

Ain't Misbehavin till Sept. 28 Mon -
Fri. 8:30 p.m. Sat. 6:30 p.m. and
9:30 p.m. Special price matinee
Wed. 5:30 p.m. Tix Arts Club
Theatre Box office 687-1644 VTC/
CBO 280-4444

Scared Scriptless Fri., nites 11:30
p.m. Tix $5.00 at door. Arts Club
Revue Theatre.

Cheap Sentiment Sept. 20 - Oct. 12
Van. East Cultural Centre (1895
Venables St. at Victoria Dr.) 8:30
p.m. previews Sept. 18 - 19 tickets
$5 for previews and Mon., Tues. and
Thurs. $7 general $6 students Fri. -
Sat $9/$8 reservations 254-9578
Theatre Sports Fri/Sat 11p.m. City
Stage (751 Thurlow St.) tickets $4 at
door

Goodnight Disgrace opening night
Sept. 21. Queen Elizabeth Playhouse
info. 872-6622

 

The Charles H. Scott Gallery Emily
Carr College of Art and Design.
Granville Island Malaspina Print-
makers: Celebrating a Society Sept.
19 - Oct. 13

Erna Evert ‘’Nature’s Reflections’
‘Pearl Maas at Home and Abroad’’
Federation Gallery 952 Richards St.
Van., B.C. Oct. 1 - 2

Surrey Arts Centre Sept. 22 First
Impression Level 1 1:30 - 3p.m.
Sept. 23 Tapestry Through the Ages
8p.m. Sept. 24 beginning Docents,
Fall Intensive Training sessions
Sept. 24 - 26 and 30, Oct. 2 and 4
9:a.m. - 2p.m. Sept. 26 - David Sloan
Paintings and Drawings til Oct. 20.
Sept. 27 - Sunrise Pavilion Exhibi-
tion till Oct. 22.

Burnaby Art Gallery 6344 Gilpin St.
Malaspina:Ten Years Sept. 12 - Oct.
20 The Age of Paradox and Passion:
18th Century prints (main gallery)
Hidden Identities: Masks by Robert
Tokarz (upper gallery) ‘‘Art Talk’
The Frozen North Sept. 24 noon The
Great Thaw - Oct. 1 noon Romance
and Reality Oct. 8 noon, All are
Free!

VECC Gallery Jan Vriesen paintings,
drawings, mixed media works reflect
experience of aartist’s trip to
Indoenesia and The Orient through
Sept. Mon - Sat. 10a.m. = 6p.m. 1895
Venables St. 254-9578

Hill’s Indian Crafts 151 and 165
Water St. Through Sept. 9a.m. -
9p.m.

Harrison Galleries Granville St. Gal-
lery 2932 Granville St. from Sept. 26
paintings by B.C. artist Ronald
Jackson. Mon - Sat 9:30a.m. - 5:30
p.m. Sept. 12-18 wildlife painter,
Norman. Kelly. Park Royal Gallery,
2022 Park Royal, South Mall, West
Van- 926-2615

The Pitt International Galleries Sept.
2 - 22 Sacred Art by Peter Walker
The Sphinx by lan Davidson Paint-
ings by Joe Menabney Tues. - Sat.
12 - 5 p.m. 36 Powell St. 681-6740
Contemporary Art Gallery Sept 3 -
28 Voice-over; works by Vancouver
women artists Amy Jones, Kati
Campbell, Ingrid Koening and Sara
Diamond. Opening night Sept. 2,
8p.m.panel discussion Sept. 18
8p.m., Tues - Fri. 11a.m. - 6p.m.,
Sat noon - 5p.m. 555 Hamilton St.
687-1345

Bau Xi Gallery Sept 3 - 14 Sherry
Grauer, paintings and_ sculpture.
Sept. 16 - 28 Joe Plaskett, oil
paintings From Sept. 30 Otto Rogers
acrylics on canvas and paper. 10:30
a.m. - 5:30p.m. 3045 Granville St.
733-7011

Diane Farris Gallery Sept. 7 - 21
New Sculptural Advances; sculpu-
tures by Camrose Ducote, Judith
Bechman-Sharp, John Ivor Smith
and Dale Dunning. From Sept. 28
Animal Starch; an installation and
paintings by Wendy Hamlin. Tues -
Fri 11a.m. - 6p.m., Sat. 10a.m. -
4p.m. 165 Water St. Gastown
687-2629

Six of One Gallery - Sept. 9
Windsocks and other fibre pieces By
Valerie Tudor. Tues, Thurs, Fri. Sat.
1 - 5 p.m. 1551 Duranleau St.
Granville Island 669-1551

SFU Art Gallery Sept. 9 The Cartoon
and SFU, and exhibition in celebra-
tion of the 2oth anniversary of Simon
Fraser University. Mon. 1:30 - 4p.m.
and 5 - 8 p.m. Tues - Fri 10 - 1p.m.
and 2 - 4p.m., Academic Quadrangle
3004, 291-4266

Park Galleries Ltd. Sept. 10 Sport
and action paintings by Ken
Wesman in oils and acrylics. Tues -
Sat 10a.m. - 6p.m. Sun 1 - 5p.m.
1806 W Georgia, 669-9290

Heffel Gallery Sept. 21 paintings by
Leslie Poole. Tues. - Sat. 10a.m. -
6p.m. 2247 Granville 732-6505

 

UBC Museum of Anthropology
Through Sept. Blue Jeans, an un-
usual exhibition in 6 parts. Each
presents a different theme related to
blue jeans, from history to fashion.
Sept. 16 Lorean Textiles, traditional
clothing of Korean men, women, and
children. Sept. 21 Japanese Folk
Textiles, hand weaving, ikat wea-
ving, hand dyeing and
painting. Free Tues, $2, $1 seniors/
students, 75 cents children. Tues.
11a.m. - 9p.m. Wed. - Sun 11a.m. -
5p.m. 6393 NW Marine Dr. 228-3825
Vancouver Museum and Planetarium
Sept. in the museum, masks collect-
ed from the Pacific Northwest and all
over the world. Wood You Believe,
an imaginative look at the thousands
of uses man has made of wood. The
Vancouver Early History Gallery. Of
Gods and Man: Theatre in Asia.
Masks, puppets and costumes illus-
trate theatrical tradition in Asia. On

-Sundays Grandma’s. Attic provides

children the opportunity to dress up
in old fashioned styles and play old
fashioned games. Sept. 15 The birth
Project, new work by Judy Chicago.
Sept. 24 Lost Vancouver, a photo
graphic look at the heritage of
Vancouver that has been lost
through neglect or fire. We 4. - Sun.
$2:50, $1 seniors/students. $5.50
family rate. Daily 10a.m. - 5p.m.

Planetarium ‘‘Super Natural Skies’’
Astronomy Show on B.C. Skies.
Tues - Sun. 2:30 and 8p.m. Extra
shows weekends and holidays at
4p:m. Cosmic Caveman, a light-
hearted look at stoneage skies with
““B.C.”’ and his cartoon friends 11:30
a.m. and p.m. Sat., Sun. and
holidays $3.50, $10. family rate.
Through Sept. New sound and light
show by Roundhouse Productions:
U.K. Invasions. Rock music and

laser light show with a new laser
projector: British rock tunes of the
past 20 years. Call for times and
prices 1100 Chestnut St, 736-4431