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Joel Harris —
appointed by.
B.C. pavilion

The British Columbia Pav-
‘ilion at, Expo 86 has ap-
pointed Joel Harris of Win-,
law as regional producer for

gions of the province and are
launching the largest talent
search ever conducted in B.C.
More than 2,500 performers

the .Koot y and

Rocky Mountain regions with
Teil tee direct

are d to participate.
‘The program will result in
a:week-long !

the planning of special events
and performances to” take
place at the pavilion during-
the international exhibition.

Harris has been involved in
a number. of community-
based arts organizations in
the Kootenays over the past
15 years. This includes acting
as tour manager for Theatre
Ene ini: for

g schedule of spec-
ial events and activities for
each region. The -variety of
staging facilities available at
the B.C. Pavilion Complex
range from small-scale indoor
areas to the central Plaza of
Nations which can accommo-
date 10,000 people.

Travel honorariums will be

dl: regiona

_ENTERTAINMENT

Pavilion. His > © ibilities include directing and

offered to winners of regional Leathe Aor PRODUCER + +-- Joel Harris of W has
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JERRY LEWIS SUPER SHOW
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Open house at Castlegar Fire Halls No. 1 and 2 and
Robson Fire Hall, M.0.A. drop-in pledge centers. Sunday,
Aug. 31 —3-8 p.m. Monday. Sept. | — 10a.m.-4 p.m.
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for the West Koot-
enay Regional: Arts Council
and, most recently, director
of the Kootenay Lake Sum-
mer School of the Arts.

He will be working with a
regional advisory committee

for
applications from amateur

(

een ap Pp y Boun=
dary and Rocky Mountain) by the British Columbia

place at the pavilion.

special’ events and performance. to take

performers who would like to
enter the auditions is Oct. 1,
1985. \

All applications are subject
to a screening process as the
auditions will be limited to a
three-day period. Preference

Reiner in demand

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Every show business career

Tmade up of representatives - will be given to performance has a turning point, and Carl Reiner’s came when he joined
of arts, cultural, sport, tour- programs that reflect re- television's immortal Your Show of Shows. That's when he
ism. Expo committees and gional themes which will be realized he wasn’t cut out to be a top banana.

other community groups.
Advisory committees and

announced on Sept. 1.

By 1950, Reiner had established himself as a rising

‘Anyone interested in the young comic in night clubs and in such Broadway shows as

regional producers now have program should contact Har- Call Me Mister and Inside U.S.A. Then he encountered Sid

been appointed for nine re- ris at 352-2402.

Caesar.

went onstage and sometimes that was-crucial.

His transition to films came when he .and ‘Brooks
performed their famed 2,000 Year Old Man routine at a
Hollywood party.

“We were a sensation,” said Reiner. “(Playwright) Joe
Fields said we should make a record of it. Edward G.
Robinson came up and said"he wanted to do it as a play.
George Burns said Mel and I had better put it on record or

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‘When I heard Sid do his foreign double-talk, I realized I‘ Reiner wrote The Thrill of It All and The Art of Love ee : 5 and is
would never be the top banana that he was. I was happy to for Hunter, then in 1967 made his debut as a director with ‘ > z = =
be one of the bunch.” : Enter Laughing, based on his autobiographical novel about a M Li Off
° h Without that realization, Carl Reiner might be playing _ youthful actor, His other films include The Comic, Where's otor Licence ice
ox-oOTTICe SSIMASMN GS éccond teads in TV sitcoms. Instead, he has contributed a Poppa? The Jerk and The Man With Two Brains. S05 Conc RiaA
rich vein of comedy in television (The Dick Van Dyke Show) ‘After a string of films with Steve Martin, Reiner was ba epee
LOS ANGELES (AP) — ‘The most in-demand filmmaker and films (Oh, God! Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid, All of Me). asked by Paramount if he would like to direct Candy, the ; 365-3392
of the moment is a 35-year-old former ad writer with a knack-_His_latest; Summer Rental with John Candy in his first rotund Canadian who first attracted notice on SCTV. . € i - - -
for mining the youth market. starring role, is a late-summer release from Paramount. “Paramount sent me the Summer Rental script and
John Hughes is the man who wrote National Lampoon's _ ~ Carl Reiner at 63 is the picture of a man at peace with said, ‘He'll do it if you'll do it. When I had a meeting with
Vacation, Me. Mom and National Lampoon's European ~ himself. He’is in demand to help fill the unending need for John, T found out they had said I'd do it if-he did it...
Vacation, box-office smashes all. He has written and directed film-comedy. He has been contently married since 1941 to “Working with John was the same as with Steve. We

16 Candles, The Breakfast Club and this month's Universal Estelle Reiner, who has lately resumed her singing career. _were like two people who spoke their own language? In fact, E z > ~. : 3 : CANADIAN
release, Weird Science. Obvi he is doing hing He is proud of his three children: writer-artist Anne, artist™ we could understand each other ‘without saying @ word. ‘ . oy tes f UNION OF

right. Lucas and actor-director Rob, who blossomed as a filmmaker That's natural because we came from the same kind of ui

"At his Paramount studio office the other day, Hughes | with This Is.Spinal Tap. training, he with SCTV, me with Your Show of Shows.
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Son of a Bronx watchmaker, Reiner started in summer — seeking a quiet beach vacation with his family, only to be
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was glowing about the grosses for European Vacation — “I
_guess a lot of people in the country wanted to see that family
again” — and awaiting the reaction to Weird Science.

stock before the Second World War and acted'with Maurice harassed by Richard Crenna, Rip Torn and a series of

Evans's Army Troupe throughout the Pacific. Another GI disasters.

“I guess my pictures reflect my midwestern sensitivi- was Howard Mérris, who also joined Your Show of Shows. Although he's a regular on the TV talk shows, Reiner

ties," he. said. “I'm just a straight old Illinois boy.” Reiner was content to play straight man to the wildly rarely works as an actor these days, except for vignettes in
He grew up ina Chicago suburb as “a normal ‘50s kid” in talented Caesar, joining Neil Simon, Larry Gelbart, Mel his own movies. He hasn't even donned his toupee for a few

a family that didn't have a television-set until he was 13. Brooks and others of the gifted writing staff. years. a

“Read a book,” he was told by his parents. “I became something of a director, too,” Carl said in an He couldn't find a role for himself in Summer Rental but
They also thought it senseless for a Boy to sit ina dark interview.“Sid listened to me, whereas he sorhetimes didn't he still makes an appearance: He sings Tangerine on the

theatre ona bright summer's day. “The only movies I saw.as _jisten to others. I’had the last word with Sid just before he jukebox.
achild were by Walt Disney and David Lean,” he remarked.

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Hughes went from the University of Illinois to the ad % Wallcoverings
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HAMDEN, CONN. (AP) — avant-garde, . free musical. man to repatriate himself pieces punctuated by spurt-
Structure, form, time and style unrestricted by chords, and the white man toredeem ing guitar riffs, to a caco-
melody have a place in thé’ scales and. the supposedly, himself for his repression of phony of. screeching horns,
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Smith has repudiated.his
Delta roots in favor of an

trumpet, his primary instru- The Seventh Prayer is

-ment. é about.:a black woman who

The 44-year-old artist's struggles through a series of
most recent work, The Sev- religions without finding, as
enth Prayer, made its debut Smith describes it in the
in April at Hartford's Wads- opera's notes, “The true cen-
warth Atheneum, the site of tre of her historical birth into
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The autobiographical work
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“I wrote it in.a fit of
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He had twice sought
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