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““The next 10 years will bring the - biggest prosperity. Hollywood has ever |
“There are going to be mor e. movies, more stars and, more profits)

| mile; out- from | ‘shore. when’ Pete | -:
thought “he'd - be. wise .to’ get. out |
and | ‘Gheck ‘the ice with’ an, axe,

‘started:coming up, and he’ rushed

ito the store for gas to.take him

} Southbank

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seen,” he saitl,

than: ever before. of

“The end. of the big studios is
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. MEMBERS IN THE CAST. of “The: Stolen Prince’ to Be presented _ to the public to--
morrow and Friday night by the Booth Memorial Junior High Drama club at the Civic Centre:

one-act Chinese fantasy will. be shown with the Prince Rupert Little. -Theatre’s one-act plays,”

in .Kitimat, ‘April 7, 8 and 9.

dicts end of big: studios, OF
biggest money decade fot Holiywood |

HOLLYWOOD ) (AP) —The golden age of movies : Its s coming says Tony)

anyway. “But that doesn’t mean Far ‘trom, it,
the end of the. movie business.

  

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ed Salmon Derby. with fag:
pound salmon for. the wedk *enda
ing March 27, winning himga, $2
voucher for fishing gear doh
°y Kaien Hardware Company.
estergarde turned in {Be
antry February 21° when
caught 2.26 pound, 4 ounce.
Salmon Derby spokesinaky B.-
Bacon said carlier this’ yeast’ tha
‘| when the derby ends May’,
hoped there wil! be $500 agigran ,
cash prizes to split betweer thre
fishermen . with the* to
caught during the” four:mo
period, So. far. this' year, aot as
Wrathaill, with a 27- pound 4 ,
ounce fish leads all entries ce,
Westergarde also. caughs tw ok
other fish which topped | gen m
fish. weighed in’ last: week
second and. third catches meigh}
ed 24 pounds, 5 ‘ounces ae
‘pounds, 4 ounces. alle
“The Invisible Worm.” The three plays will be entered in the of at caught: to fi ong
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a property man in the play and Alec Halkett, Long Fo. The’ ~

  
  

 
 
   

 
 
  

         
   

    
   
  
  

 

 

 

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Francois . Lake’

~News

| a sy AGNES IL NEAVE

Daily News Corréspondent at

FRANC ols LAKE —

f. close to losing his car and pr obably his life on Friday|
(in the lake: He drove over
on his way to Burns Lake, when the lake was still] fat cats collecting money for do- |

frozen from the cold night,
- When he came back. in the;~*

jLaftérnoon he was’ warned not ‘They.. are. sgoing “to, manage ‘aN \ duction’ with big names and two’

to. try: and..c OSS awith:: dhis gar
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‘to. ride - with. him® and’ started |
‘walking. The car was” “about: B

With. ithe - ‘first chop,. water
back to. the.car which . was’
starting to-settle in the mushy
ice. He backed up .as: quickly
as possible. and then turned and
drove to shore.. When.he came

  

round the head of the Jake. he
was still quite pale from. the |
shock. ae

ve oe ‘

The Abe Weins family have
moved into the’ Forestry - Cot-
lage owned by the Wate Jef-,
freys at the Landing, The chil-
dren can walk to school ‘now
‘without having to come by bus.

ofe >. ofe oe :

On Wednesdayevening a young
native couple ‘walked over’ on
the ice in the hopes of getting

-vide. to Colleymount where
the husband was: working on a
sawmill, The young woman was
carrying a baby In her arms
‘and Toasked: her to sit in-our
house as she looked tired, She
‘Lola me. that the baby was only
four days. old and L warmed
botile of milk for him,

We found that the mil would
not be working for sonte time,as:
there was a brenkdown, so the
couple had to walk back to
In the dark, I felt’,
sorry for the young: mother who
had walked more than two miles
already and then had. to walk

We pent thom " flashlight and
a small sloigh to pub, the- baby

in
fe ofe qe

Mrs, Reg. Partington ls, in
Vietorin attending a Women's
Institute Board Meecting,
as mo a ee

On Sunday morning BUI Bride
drove. his 380 head: of young
stock fram the Tipton ranch to
the Jones Ranch, which ho bas
rentod, ‘They. wore, tractable and:
kopt to. the road well and ware
sottled Into holy now, hone, by
noon, > ‘ ye

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+. When layltig ‘ip the wibviton’?
on Saturday To was surprised
-to find a pansy hlossom, Part,
of the garden ts: atill: covered |
with snow and J could hardly |.
‘hollove it when Ysnw tl the nanny.

\ ie
Sovaral . Wonjen's. Inalituti
mombors. mot’ at the, Parting-
ton hama .an ‘saturday ovoning
for oa farewol) warty for Alma
Loveseth who, with her husband

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more: competition, more energy,
better pictures..° ~

“The major studios “aren't ma-
jor any more. .I call them the
minors. They wholly produced
only 36. pictures last’ year;. the
rest of the’. 200-plus pictures
made in Hollywood were by 3 in-

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should they get tied down to that! ‘Primo a eener and Mrs, i “
terrific overhead with all those Peterson. t2
~ Friday, April 1 will be tHe last .
whist’ tournament of: the ‘season

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Chaplin did all right when. they |."
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United Axtists. It was indepé
dents like them that -made. the
great. pictures of. those days, not
the majors,”

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‘attend the: C

night, a nice: red. and: white. bull
calf, ‘The eiildren -are - trying |.
tq find a: ‘name for him™to suit
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