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“The winter school is unique in
, North America” ' Miss... Franca
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“older. established * schools
“Burope, keeping in: mind | the
“Canadian way. of life?
“é The winter. school, for. resi
ent and day. . students, : <has
“Brown almost naturally out: -of
the popularity ’ of the. summer.
school above the:*’ St.- «Lawrence
Market in “gouth-central. Tor-
onto. Attendance at the summer
~ school * increased - ‘to 350 this
; summer from about 100 in +1951.
ee Students from. across : ‘North
a : =. - America have flocked’ to Toronto.
3 ‘to. attend . ballet. schools. .Six-.[

_ teen” American states and eight |:
: "Canadian provinces were Tepre-
“sented - at this year's summier
session.

The. ‘winter ‘school, however,
will have a. limited enrolment at
the outset... Scheduled . to “open |’
" Sept..-28, it ‘will have room for
12° girl: “resident: “students | and

 

  

 
 
  
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
 

 

girls. ‘Two. who, “show: promise .of
qualifying: ‘to “enter the. winter
term are Michelle ‘Starbuck, 12
_of, Toronto, and: ‘Ellen Me ssing.
“12, of Montreal.
. Besides the | “resident and day
stidents- there -will be.room for
“about 100: ‘other * dance: pupils...
_ FINE: ‘QUARTERS an
-The new ‘school “remodelled
‘trom. a Quaker : church’ ‘built ‘in
—{1911,-is' on ‘Maitland “Street ‘in
1: Ellen Messing . ‘Geft); ‘a.12-year- -old student from central: Toronto... .It has ; two
and: “Michelle | Starbuck,. 11;° of. Toronto -are ‘two. ‘classrooms equipped -with desks
bi pupil -for..the new. winter. ballet school opened by... |and blackboards ‘and two. stud-
as artistic director and founder of the ‘National “}ios for dance lessons. ‘The ex-
| terior is graced by.a huge oaken
door: and four magnificent, stone
‘pillars. ws
‘Pupils. entering. ‘the school will
‘usually -be - above-average “stud-
ents,.as shown by the. 85-per-
ie cent report.card: that accompan-
: jied . the application of. Shirley
tin navy. taining program _ _ ied the application
HALIFAX - (CP). - Colin. B. Johnstone. of. the. University, The ‘home for resident - stud-.
" lents ‘on’ nearby | Jarvis Street:-is
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assistant cook. are” employed
there... ~
oye -. - Fees’ for resident students are
‘Best. third~ year, cadets. were James. A. Boutilier, of Ho lifax $1,500, and $800 for day . stud-

Lents. The minimum age: for resi-.

Marshall EB. Pollock of Saskatoon, Sask.

 

 
 
 

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National Ballet Coompany. here, 'sdys the time put, into ‘such. an accomp-|.

-after. becoming. ‘protes- must’: £0: into ‘developing a. bal- fall ‘in conjunction with” “her!”
‘ballet’ dancers nurs of ret ancer; Miss, Franca, 38, art- summer school that has. been

eight: day students, boys and tuiming: ‘up their. cultured noses

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a-home : for: a “model of Jimmy
Durante’s: nose...

: But. ‘apparently: not: ab ‘the
Smithsonian Institution.:

The. folks: at the museum ,are

ata proposal. to add the: dupli-
cate schnos:to the Smithsonian’ g
historical” treasures... vse

A. ‘museum spokesman. “said
there just: doesn’t seem. to de
any | ‘particular. -place. in the}
Smithsonian, ‘for the near- -sized |
protuberafce—even : if. it: were
monuted on .a fancy. bronze
plaque. ; ele.

SA: press’ agent—figuring ‘that
if there was ever’a’ nose for news !
this must: be it—called the in-
stitution. in. Washington, D.C.,
and offered a synthetic cast. of
the famous. schnoz. The agent,
said’ .Dr..Marshall Newman of
Smithsonian’s anthropology de-
partment told him:

part of Americana.”
. Said. Durante, “Tvl “over-

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