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NELSON OVERTURE CONCERT SOCIETY SERIES
1983 - 84
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Commencing at 2:30 p.m: the following

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November 2

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Roger Whitaker
American Thanksgiving

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The ee

of Ann Mortifee

VANCOUVER (CP) — The

* selling of Ann Mortifee began

in earnest last January with
a full-page spread in Mac-
lean’s magazine designed to
coincide with her appearance
as Madame Opia in Reflec-
tions on Crooked Walking,
the children’s musical she
wrote for the Arts Club the-
atre last year.

In March, cameras flashed
and eyeballs popped when
she appeared on the arm of
Prime Minister Pierre Tru-
deau at a state dinner given
by: Queen Elizabeth during
her tour of Vancouver.

Two weeks later she was
winning raves in Toronto for
her performances at Royal
York’s Imperial Room, which
one enthusiastic reviewer
described as “both dumb-
founding and thrilling.”

In June it was Calgary,
where she was acclaimed as
one of the most “honest,
innovative and talented musi-
cians around.”

Ironically, the only critics
she couldn't charm were‘in
here hometown, ‘where one
wrote in May: “The most dis-
tressingly common * fallacy
apparent here is the belief
that talent in one area pre-
. talent in other

areas — songwriting, Or that

asinger's philosophy is. worth |

hearing.”
ON HER WAY.

But her. concert’ manager,
Scott Andrews, is quick to
say between takes of a CBC
television special Mortifee is
taping, that that, was otfe of.
only threé negative reviews

+ she has ‘ever had, Everyone:
else, he maintains, has loved:

her,

Whatever Andrews’, says.

has\.to be taken with ‘a
measure of salt, but it does
seem that ‘the 35-year-old
singer is finally on hér way.

Andrews's boasts. of con-..J° -
cert dates in‘ Japan. and’

Europe, a contract with what

he calls. “one of the largest. |

record companies in the.
world,” (he won't say, what

company it is), and a feature .

in People (Magazine, ‘the
glossy bible of;popular
culture, remain to be see:

But. there is a one-night
stand in New
in November, ‘and a 18-city,
“eross-Canada symphony tour
with Harry. ‘Belafonte ri
ning into December:

charac-
teristically titled Born ‘to
Live, is sue out if in Nvoomiber:

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Studying
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ictures

What are petroglyphs and
pictographs? For most of-us
these words don't mean too
much unless we have had an
opportunity to study, native
Indian history and folklore.

Local residents will now
have an opportunity to view
petroglyphs and pictographs
up close at an exhibit planned
for Nov. 1 through S0th at
the National Exhibition Cen-
tre.

‘Petroglyphs and _ picto-
graphs are the records of a
people with no written lan-
guage, as we know it, and are
rare links with the past

‘native cultures of the. prov-
ince.

They record coming of age
ceremonies and were burial

; markers, They commemorate
potlatches, winter ceremon-

storms and wars, Many ap-
pear to have been the per-

Pre il

B.C. and the earliest archae- -

ological remains in British
_ Columbia known at present
are between 9,000 - 12,000

Classic novel filmed

CUERAVACA, MEXICO
(REUTER) — Under the
Volcano, the classic novel by
Malcolm Lowry, -is being
filmed by John Huston.

It's the 89th film in the
distinguished career of the
TT-year-old’ Huston native
who now lives in Mexico. t

“British ‘detor” Atbert “Fin: .

ney plays ‘the ‘lead:‘in the
movie, the story of the last

Re tortured 'day. in the life of a

whose. novel: was’

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Towering above. the: film: -
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and ‘allusion of the novel,
Huston said.

“When' it comes to doing
the picture, you've got to
penetrate that'and get to the
essence of the material.” *

Under The Volcano, ‘pub-
lished in 1947, was Lowry’s
major work and is regarded
as‘one of the most important
Ehglish ‘novelb''f' the’ mid-
20th century. '

Three ‘previous attempts

ito adapt it, to the screen

failed to get off the ground.
Huston has brought together.
an international team for the
ambitious venture.

‘Apart from Finney, they
include. British performers
Jacqueline Bigset and An-
thony Andres, Mexican cine-
. Gabriel Fig-

$ Yolean its ek often ob-
‘sctured by cl
Huston said in an inter-
view that over the years he
read‘ almost 25 screenplays
before settling on the present
adaptation ‘about the rela-
‘%,tionship, of, the. alcoholic and
desperate” Geoffrey’
*_ the former ‘eo: with his
ther.
. The key to the film's ‘suc-
‘eess in: getting: ‘across Fir-
min’s = nightmare ‘state of

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his jast day, torn between rock. with brushes, sticks or
“believing their -relationship
can work and fearing that it
is too late.: .

His. half-brother Hugh,
with whom Yvonne has ap-
arently had an affair in the
past, is. visiting: The three \
characters go off to watch a
bullfight in A nearby town.

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PRAISES FINNEY
Huston reached for’ super-
latives to describe Finney's
performance. ©

“T've been watching one of
Tve

the finest

‘ueroa and German
: Moritz Borman and Wieland
Schulz-Keil.

IT’S ‘VERY SPECIAL’

Huston said of the project:
“This is very special. The
materials are’ s0 good, I just
hope to do them justice.”

The novel was set in the
Cuernavaca of 1998 but it is
being filmed in Yauhtepec, a
town of 60,000 people where
life seems to go on muchas it
did 45 years ago,

The plot of the novel rel con;
cerns the anguish Firmin,
whose ex-wife Yvonne. has
returned. _to him, suffers: in

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ever witnessed. It's a reve-

lation what he's doing. It’s an.
performance

extra
that will probably go down in
motion picture history.”

Huston has made his o own
mark on screen history. His
career has included such tri-
umphs as.The Maltese Fal-
con, The African Queen, The
Treasure of the Sierra Madre

, and Beat the Devil.

Most of .the background
cast for Under the Volcano
are residents of Yauhtepec.

Executive producer

Michael Fitzgerald said the —

Mexican government agreed

‘to put up 35 per cent of the
‘film's ‘cost. Universal Studio

has agreed:to distribute the
film in North America and
20th. Century-Fox in Europe.

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“Frank Fogwell ssid Tuesday.

hi c } and
jpposition, ample time to ‘debate: the bills jand to consult
ith the government ‘on eed etanees, without
Intent of the bills.
Bons

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Opposition Leader: Dave! Barrétt: said ‘he: jiu
that'the premier would hold’ such atchat' bet

c, with all the anger, with all the tee ‘and all th

that: We're going through is intending save,’
interview.
reading was s granted without debate ‘thou;
60,000 People showed their opposition Saturday to ‘the;
egeram-culting legislative package’. in. Vancouver. at:
inarch organized by the Solidarity’Coalition. . ‘
and

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the Nelson campus. ;

U.S. challenged
in space market

KOUROU, FRENCH GUI-

| ANA (REUTER) — The 11-
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Agency served notice today

| that it.was ready to challenge.

the -United States in. the

After a 51-minute delay
caused by a faulty sensor, the
sleek white Ariane L-7. blast--
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"here and technicians cheered

as it put’ a ‘communications
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terest groups, last week had requested a’new meeting © g,

with the premier, saying tht he had failed to consider the.
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views of h of people
‘who opposed the Social Credit restraint package. Introduced
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file union members ‘for the
tactics that will be required if
and when’a mass walkout is
called.

“The government seems

intent on bulldozing toacon-
jester secondary industries

provincial
- summit meeting of all Soli-

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homosexuals to become Big’
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