B12 Terrace Review — Wednesday, January 16, 199!

Choose your musical.

by Betty Barton |

. Terrace is in for an eclectic even-
ing of musical choices this Satur-
day with two performances in the
offing. Classical and jazz are

. Offered in a “local musicians in
concert" coffee concert at Knox
-United Church at 7:30 p.m., and
mega-music and prizes are featured
at the Northern B.C. Winter
Games fund raiser dance in the
' Dolly Varden Room at the Terrace
Inn. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.

Local musicians In concert

At this classical and jazz coffee
concert, instrumentals will be
provided by jazz pianist Kevin
Higgins, clarinetist Jim Ryan,
flautist Andrew Brodie and french
horn player Michael Wen. Mezzo
soprano Marilyn Brodie will enter-
tain with an operatic aria, a folk
song, a sacred hymn and a German
lieder. Rachel Reay Porter will
accompany Jim Ryan in a clarinet-
flute duet and Steffan Wegner will
provide piano accompaniment for

| Video reviews by Harriett Fjaagesund

jim, Andrew and Michael,

Tickets are still available at
Erwin Jewellers, $6 adults and $4
students & seniors.

Northern B.C. Winter Games
fundraiser dance

The Terrace Musicians’ Associ-
ation is “delighted to pull together
again to do this gig," Says spokes-
man Gord Shaben. "This is our
way of contributing to the Skeena
Spirit and the Northem B.C. Win-
ter Games. The Musicians’ Asso-
ciation is making a comeback with

MY BLUE HEAVEN

Starring Steve Martin, Rick
Meranis. Produced by Herbert
Ross and Anthea Sylbert. Dir-
ected by Herbert Ross.

| Rating: PG 13. Running time:
96 minutes.

Fryburg is one of those quiet
little communities where they
roll up the sidewalks each
night, Everyone is respectable,
even the criminals (the crime

' wave is Fryburg is more of a
splash than an actual wave).
Then the FBI, in the person of
Barney Coopersmith (Moranis),
goes and screws up the whole
town when he stashes a witness
there who is scheduled to
testify at two major mob trials
in New York.

Vinnie (Martin), a member
of a crime family himself, has
this thing about peace and
quiet and staying on the right

Workshop on colour offered
by Emily Carr College at NWCC

Contributed by
Larisa Tarwick

Northwest Community Col-

lege and Emily Carr College of

Art and Design (ECCAD) Out-
reach Program will present a
special colour workshop in Ter-
race Feb. 9-10, instructed by
noted artist Rick Cuff of Van-
couver. Mr. Cuff will teach both
beginners and those with an est-
ablished interest in colour.
Registration and workshop lo-
cation are being arranged by
Larisa Tarwick of Northwest
~ Community College who can be
reached at 635-6511 for infor-
mation. Up to 20 participants
_will be accommodated, provided
a minimum of 12 participants
are enrolled by Jan. 29.
| This February 9-10 work-
shop in Terrace is part of our
; continuing commitment to pro-
vide a varied program of high
-caliber visual art and design in-
= ‘struction throughout the pro-
vince,” said Judith O'Keeffe,
“FCCAD Outreach Program Di-
tector, “We are delighted to be
Working with Northwest Com-
- ntinity College to bring Rick
. @uff in from Vancouver for the
*cKenefit. of anyone in Terrace
who would like to further their

ah ~dnterest. in colour.”’

-« JBCCAD arranges some 70 vis-
‘ ual atts workshops around B.C.

side of the law — he loathes all
three. Vinnie doesn’t believe in
letting the grass grow under his
feet, or letting a great oppor-
tunity waltz right past him, and
before long he manages to
singlehandedly revive
Fryburgian crime into a down

‘right respectable wave.

The mob aren’t the only ones
gunning for Vinnie. Fryburg’s
assistant district attorney is
bound and determined to skin
Vinnie alive if it’s the last thing
she does.

DICK TRACY

Starring Warren Beatty,
Charlie Korsmo, Madonna.
Produced by Warren Beatty.
Directed by Warren Beatty.
Rating: PG. Running time: 105
minutes,

One of the kingpins of crime
mysteriously disappears and is
replaced by a thug named Big

each year, at the request of local
sponsors. Any community
group or individual may apply
to host a workshop, taught by
one of some 90 professional
artist-teachers available through
the College.

Several other services are also
available as part of ECCAD’s
mandate to provide access to all
British Columbians. An Artist-

Boy. Big Boy has really big
plans, including getting rid of
his old enemy, Dick Tracy. Big
Boy isn’t above trying
anything, even bribery, but
Tracy is as hard-noised and
hard-headed as he ever was.

But Tracy has more than just
Big Boy to worry about. He’s
found himself unexpectedly
saddled with an orphan
(Korsmo), a blond seductress
(Madonna) who works for Big
Boy has the hots for him, his
girlfriend leaves him, and a
menacing figure with no face
has appeared on the scene. All
in all, Tracy’s life is a real
mess, which is pretty normal
for him anyway. Then his
girlfriend is kidnapped, but
Tracy can’t figure out by who.

This movie is rather confus-
ing. Maybe you have to be a
Dick Tracy fan to figure it all
out.

in-Residence program will bring
professional instruction to the
community for a one week per-
iod or longer. Pre-Art-College
programs are available by
special arrangement. And visual
arts telecourses
across the province through
facilities of the Knowledge Net-
work.

Sing your way
to the top of the charts

Come out to Karaoke Night, and sing along
with the, lyrics @ as they appear on video.

Sundays 8 - 2 midnight & Thursdays 8:30 - 1:30
Join the chorus at George’s Pub!

Northern Motor Inn, 3086 Hwy 16 E.,

Terrace phone 635-6375

are offered .

- gusto and enthusiasm. " The dance
in the Dolly Varden Room at the
Terrace Inn will also provide a
venue for local bands and indivi-
dual performers to showcase their
talent, with musical styles that will
include rock, country and pop
music.

‘ The varied evening will begin at
about 7:30 p.m, with the music of
Karin Ljungh and carry on by
J.J.J.Jazz, The Stage Hogs,
Rocky Top, Grey Wolf, 3’s Com-
pany, Diamond Back and a Mys-

style this weekend

tery Jam. The Terrace Little
Theatre is in charge of production.
Marianne Brorup Weston designed
the "Dolly Varden" poster. And
sound production will be provided
by Polywog Studios and Mike
Lundy.

Come out and enjoy music, food,
prizes and refreshments. (No
minors allowed.)

Only 200 tickets are being sold,
at Sight & Sound, the Northern
B.C. Winter Games office and the
Terrace Inn.

io" “'s unday
Buffet

Brunch

10:00 a.m. -

2:00 p.m.

Good selection of hot and
cold Breakfast & Lunch

items.

Salads, rolls, juices - .

| Pancakes and French toast

*Coffee, tea and desserts

Adults: $10.95

Seniors: $7.95

Children: $5.95

4551 Greig Ave.
Terrace.
635-6630