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42 VICTORIA TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1979 1 VICTORIA OPERATIC SOCIETY FALL' 79 bRBBBSfllRIKeR Be terrific! 5 A few slops and you re on your way to boinq temfic! VJe'vv got the greatest sound the aisco be.it the oest TOUCH JCH teachers DISCO fCJv i We've got the inventory of dances, hustle, swing. le. swing. merengue. cha cha.

samba, rumba slow dance The Foxxy and other disco ballroom dances There only one way to move on a dance floor together! THE BUTCHART GARDENS 7Sth ANNIVERSARY Open year round at 9:00 a.m. Admission gate now closing at 4:00 p.m. THE MTCHART GARDENS RESTAURANT OPEN YEAR ROUND Serving delectable. Garden Lunches and scrumptious High Teas beside a crackling hearth in the relaxed atmosphere of the historic Butchart residence. Now open 10 a.m.

to 4:00 p.m. COFFEE BAR SERVICE Available 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SEE HOW OCR SEEDS ARE PACKAGED Hand packaging of seeds in the Gift Store is fascinating to watch. We have many specialty items found only in our store.

33 ACRES OF GARDENS An invigorating stroll through these majestically beautiful gardens, a spot of tea by our crackling hearth and seed packaging on display combine for a fine outing. 1 BLUE I I NORTHERN I I- tomght 1 I 8 p.m.. i 1 15 Bastion Square Information Jf ft 385-5333 McPherson Playhouse NOV.23-DEC.1 FREE SAMPLE LESSON "No Obligation" (Adufts Only) Teen Classes Available Register Now November Classes starting now FKANCHISEO DANCE SCHOOLS 715 YATES ST. PHONE HOW STRATHCONA HOTEL British Columbia's largest night-life centre. 919 Douglas 383-7137.

Featuring 'THE OLD FORGE" Nightclub with live music of "THE BROTHERS FORBES AND FRIENDS." 3 Discotheques "THE "THE CUCKOO'S NEST" and "IVY'S" and a unique lounge called "BIG BAD JOHN'S" featuring Hillbilly atmosphere. Luncheon served daily in "THE STING" and lunch and dinner served in the "CUCKOO'S NEST." "Everybody knows who's Number One!" H0H -F6I. I p.m. to 10 ADULTS OKU CABLE CABLE A DELIGHTFUL UKP COMEDY ABOUT TWO MIMICKED FAMILIES COPING WITH THE WEDDING PLANS OF THEIR CHILDREN 0 fcASLEVISIONJ Mcpherson foundation presents UfiLEVTSIONj mm. VICTORIA VICTORIA CENTURY INN ENTERTAINMENT "FORTY THIEVES DISCOTHEQUE" Officially rated the Island's No.

1 Disco Victoria's only total dance experience in an Uptown Cabaret atmosphere Best Sound. Best Light and Fog show, 3 rooms, free attendant parking. "OUR PUB" presents the best exotic dancing in town daily noon to 6 followed by Disco Dancing 'til midnight. Century Inn, Pandora at Government on Centennial Square, 383-1151. 5 mm v.

comedy that comes out of the closet) "Giddy and unpretentious In any language an entirely lovable laugh-out-loud funny film." NEWSWEEK COMPLETE LJVE CIVIC ELECTION COVERAGE INCLUDING UP TO THE MINUTE RESULTS AND. SPECIAL GUESTS WILL BE SHOWN ON YOUR COMMUNITY CHANNEL CABLE TEN VICTORIA ENDS THURSDAY! NIGHTLY AT 7 9 STEWARTS Nightly dining par excellence Victoria's best Louise Hose at the piano. 388-7021. RED LION The one stop all Entertainment Spot. DANCING NIGHTLY 8:30 P.M.

to 1 A.M. to Trafalgar in the Tower Lounge. MAGIC nightly in the Drummers Lounge. BARRY'S STEAKHOUSE Best steaks in town. $1.50 to $7.75.

385-3366. SILENT FILM Ouatfra at HiH(d 382-3370 BEGINNING AT 8 P.M. NOVEMBER 17th KOSTAS Fine dining (steak and seafood) with weekly Greek specialties. Live entertainment nightly. 384-4196 BENEFIT LA BOHEME (1926) John Gilbert and UNian Gish Accompanied on piano by CHARLES HOFMANN McPHERSON PLAYHOUSE NOVEMBER 12-7 pjn, NOW AVAILABLE Tickets $4.50, Students and O.A.P.

$3.00 Ail profits to go to PACIFIC OPERA ASSOCIATION EAST INDIAN SHOW FOR NOV. 11 AT 3 P.M. "DIL DEEWAAR" SS STARRING Ashok Kumar, JeetQndra, Moushmi ChatarM- i nnnmui Rakesh Roshan, Sanka. Nirupa Roy and many others (color with English Subtitles) MATURE JADE PALACE Dim Sum luncheon Daily 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Dinners daily from 5 p.m.

388-4412. Market Sq. CHAUNEY RESTAURANT every Thursday night Baroque and Chamber Music. p.m. 385-4512.

V' -V'i 9X1 OUR FINAL GIANT DUSK TO DAWN PROGRAMME COME EARLY GATES 7:00 SHOW 7:30 CCA IW PETER SELLERS "PRISONER OF ZENDA" BURT REYNOLDS SMOltEY MiB THE BANDIT- WARNING: Some Frightening Scenes (B.C. Director). MATS SUN. 1:30, 3:00, 5:10 NIGHTLY 7:10, 9:05 bt i- viN. i 7'' I ii wii i jrnimimi wirir- -yn icij WU IMWilMJIMIOTlH, ROBBIE BENSON "WALK PROUD" 780 YATES STREET 383-05 1 3 CMP WARNING: SMOKEV Some coarse language; 'WALK' Some violent scenes and coarse language; 'FIX' Occasional Violence (B.C.

Director) THE EVIDENCE! RICHARD DREYFUSS "THE EIS FIX" AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" is ADMISSION Fmmm '-A IH if i MAGICAL! An adult's movie with the shimmer of a new toy. -New York Times "MASH; 'HOSPITAL; 'NETWORK "3ITIMG, FUNNY, PASSIONATE, HUMOROUS, ROMANTIC, IMMENSELY ENTERTAINING." "TELLS YOU TO STAY OUT OF 'DONT THROW AWAY YOUR TRAFFIC TICKETS'." "IT IS QUITE SIMPLY 'ONE OF THE PEST MOVIES OF THE "THE LAST THREE MINUTES ARE GUARANTEED TO ELICIT AUDIENCE BUT DONT MISS THE FIRST THREE MnfliHT if mi nmnw iAn if A time-of-your-life movie. A film that is refreshingly different. -Re Reed, vogue and also romantic. It's a Witty, scary film.

-Alter Dark A romantic suspense thriller. Original and engrossing. -Charles Champlm, Los Angeles Times FROM ENTERTAINMENT i PANAVISION uun 1 tuu unto: nil iif STARRING: CHARLES BRONSON JILL IRELAND and ROD STEIGER THE WITNESSES! Hv'jClU MiV.fiPC-L'S "PiBUNE fWaK f5'aK lECGfG WARNING: Some Violence (B.C. Director). ft r.

AL PACING in NiSHTLY 9.00 broad at broughton "'I 383-3434 mm josice foe all 'I a NOKM.W him AL PACINO The sights and sounds of the 60 s. There were bittersweet times r'i- Thoro uuoro rra7u timoc nrf i it oil nnArnafiihla IUSTICE FOR VCARI )LN JOHN FORSYTHE 4nj LEE STRASBERG iwvt crusIN i.n..s.AUN MARIIYN Kl RtAUN VAI ERIk CURl IN BRRV I FVINs) ln.n.J.JOE V1ZAS NORMAN lt. ISO I'Al RIIX I'ALMi Jpjv 1 Hrid TV BjJtanfTw Prb WARNING: Frequent Coarse Lan guage and Sweannq: Occasion 8i MATS. SUM. VM, 4:00 I'll NIGHTLY 6:55, 9:10 UST 1 I Violence (B.C.

Director) herb jaffe maLcolm Mcdowell david warner ary steenburgen "TIME AFTER TIME" MIKLOS ROZSA NICHOLAS MEYER KARL ALEXANDER a STEVE HAYES HERB JAFFE c-: -r. NICHOLAS MEYER pictuoe scopE on en tp acte pecopos A BROSOWOV TLttS'ALiAiE Occasional Bloody Scenes (B.C. Director) FEATURE AT 7:00 MO P.M. WWII SAT. SUH.

AT 2:00 P.M. I 808 DOUGLAS IN NOOTKA COURT MOVIE INFORMATION: 382-5922 -1 i 1 VANCOUVER ISLAND'S 1 MIDNITE MOVIEHOUSE tor. tMM ljjta-sKMMM-mj 4 Ml 5MMS i PAUL LE MAT CINDY WILLIAMS CANDV CLARK CHARLES MARTIN SMITH MACKENZIE PHILLIPS BO HOPKINS 5 A.M. 2 ROf4 HOWArCD Violence and Coarse Language (B.C. Director) fe ATTENDING WILL Si 4 i I uJ WARNING: ADMISSION $4.00 RECEIVE A PASS TO NEW YORK, NEW YORK it! Jmihliil.

JtjJtSjl NOW ON SALE! NIGHTLY 7:15, 9:15 STARRING: MICHAEL DOUGLAS and SUSAN ANSPACH SUN. 1:30, 3.20, 5:10 NIGHTLY 7:1 0, 9:15 COME COSTUME: COf'E AS YCU ARE: BUT CCfv'E EARLY! 803 YATES STREET 362 4278 BROAD AT BROUGHTON 383 3434.