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Monday, Oct. 24
8:00 P.M.
MAIN EVENT
The Flower Brothers vs
Big John Baker
& Master Sargent Tomko (465 Ibs.)

SEMI MAIN EVENT
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eATuAy? DECEMBER 31, 1983

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BALLET LEGEND
NOW A‘ MOVIE

MOSCOW (AP) — She was
the ballet legend of the early
20th century, but only a few

flickering minutes of silent rina.

film show Anna Pavlova dan-
cing her Dying Swan solo be-
cause the prima ballerina
thought film robbed her art
of the immediacy and spirit of
live performance.

Now the Dying Swan is the
tour de force ina new movie
about the late dance pioneer.
The film is a joint Soviet:
British venture starring 22-
year-old Galina Belayeva.

The English-language ver-
sion of the film is ‘called
Pavlova, A Woman tor All All
Time, and is to be distributed
by Paramount Pictures next
year. ‘ :
Pavlova’s qualities as a

dancer are so legendary that

any contemporary dancer
trying to portray her is faced
with an almost impossible

_ Pavlova.

tresses throughout the world
tobe the star of Pavlova. But
she's never worked as a ball-

Belayeva is a Soviet ac-
tress who trained in ballet at
the Academy in ‘Voronezh,
south of Moscow, and her
grace in the role is a tribute
to the time she spent there.
‘ In order to portray the
prima ballerina, Belayeva
says she studied a wealth of
documentary material about,

Her Dying Swan solo
draws heavily on the old film
of the real Pavlova, lighting
the sequence from above.
‘The audience can only guess
if Belayeva’s rendering is
close to the real thing.

“Anna Pavlova is great be.
cause she impressed every-
Body who met her very
much,” says Belayeva. ":

task. “People say she was a’ g0-
Belayeva was chosen from’ ddess. There was something.
about 40 dancers’ and ac- magic in her.

Artist at DTUC

Calgary artist Rita Me Nova Scotia College of Art
Keough will be giving a slide
lecture of her work’at David
‘Thompson University Centre
on Monday at (12:80 p.m. in
Room 310 Patenaude Hall.
McKeough was born in
Antigonish, Nova Scotia, but

-eame west to take her

Bachelor of Fine Arts at the
University of Calgary in
1975. She returned to the’

Happy 308th J tus been working. with in!

Don stallations and has Rad one

Since 1975 McKeough has

author of “How to Disguise
Musk Ox as a Ram,” a bi.
ological and phenomenologi-
cal report.

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SIDING 29... Musical theatre company from Banff
School, of Fine Arts called, Siding 29 will be in

Norking’ musical‘here ©

: Got the 9 to'6 blahs? Lunch break burnout? Well,
Ro Includes show, take ‘some time out to listen to how other people spend
y ‘Sheraton Spokane .. their working hours in the musical “Working.” ‘
2 ‘Adapted from Studs Terkel’s book of the same name,
Nov. 13 Bes neal: Shera epee, Working takes a look at a variety of working people from
a parking-lot attendant to a teacher.

‘The musical is being presented by Siding 29, a music
theatre company on tour from the Banff Centre School of
Fine Arts. The performance is scheduled for 8 p.m., Oct.
28 at the Stanley Humphries Secondary School gym.

The musical “Working” takes a selection of Terkel's
interviews and brings them to life in gesture and song.
These interviews with workers reveal ways of working,
what holding a job means and ‘the ways in which work

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‘A Musical tas taboo bec by STEIN SORA
‘STUDS TERKEL WINO Fi
Directed by CAMPBELL SMITH Designed ty RLCHURD KENT WILCOX

October 28

8:00 p.m.
S.H.S.S. Gym

ADMISSION
Adults - $6.00; Seniors & Students $4.00
8 and under $2.00

Tickets also available at the door.

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Castlegar Friday with thier adaptation of the Studs
ing

Terkel novel “Worki

affects the most important areas of community anil

personal life.

The Siding 29 Music ‘Theatre Company is conpoetl

of

who have

Centre.

young
year at the Music Theatre Studio Ensemble at the Banff

All the productions are first staged at The Banff
with all the

Centre and are prod

at the institution, The travelling production gives the

ry to share this musical

with a wider public.”

Admission is $6 for adults, $4 for students ‘and

at the door.

AT DTUC GALLERY

_ Faculty display: art

An interesting exhibition
will be on display iat the Da-

DTUC’ faculty,” said Leslie
Dawn, curator of the gallery.

vid" Th

Centre gallery Re Oct. 81
to Nov. 10. “A Cabinet of
Curiosities — DTUC Faculty

. Collects” will be drawn from

the private collections of fac-
ulty members.
“This' admittedly eclectic

exhibition will celebrate the ~

collective collecting consci-
ousness and taste of the

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“The thus far has

been ‘both enth and their

> seniors and $2 for children under 8. Tickets are available

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lery/museum. Before speci-
alized public’ galleries’ ex-
isted, private patrons kept

gratifying,” said Dawn. He
advised that room still exists
in the exhibition and is ask-
ing faculty to contribute any-
thing exotic, archaic, con-
temporary or just “curious.”
“The title (of the exhi-
bition) ‘cothes from the ori-
gins of the present day: gal-

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housed together. The only
single unifying factor’ was

taste of the collector," Dawn
concluded.

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day — ‘noon to.4 p.m., and
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