Betty Won't Take Any Time Off NEW wre | / POC Sees Reese ses ese see e° T Se | WALLACE'S SRR CORSO RR OREE CRASS SRO By BOB THOMAS all, been remakes mmething HOLLYWOOD. (AP) — Betty Grable says she, No pict G r ed fe ng any more studio suspensions, exp i la i ] cle S fini hing up “The Farmer arer v1 a ra year O Studlo Sdla ASKECC ! paving \ ff li lary. Asked | paying af a suspension a gain, she said not k = p me wo . marked ; B oe LATEST “ROAD” I ¥ You can’t say hat y it el t of this we Cur- nt n the stages is “Abbott nd Costello Go To Mars.” Now BLONDIE The only reason I would hav ~8 > - ie tee " Sn beh F ; anne ed for Bing Cr Bot E ae eee "| Hope and Dotty Lamou! for They’ ve NS allt Ce a ht dollars for 1 shes eit. acti, ses IT PAYS he title A not » correct TO ADVERTISE » SS) <2 —< the CRIB and DLAYPEN SET DEPARTMENT = "STORE Co = & A sterling silver coffee pot by Thomas Moore, England, 1757 7, A velued piece, now in the O. B. Allan collection, Vancouver ; , Ss A img LONDON DRY GIN Lhe Atl mask of Zh Lualily LONDON 7. pry Cla | eres fiiau shed produr t <¢ f BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTILLERY CO. LTD est minster, B.C. DIXIE BILL HILTON AND HIS algary Range CiViC CENTRE FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 22nd and 23rd 9:00 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults $1.00 a0 iders ews Children 50c ation 1© Bal f But, Murai said ts popularit iit a logical cor ion and los- its powe to shoc Then e the ise of the rdswoman drama. This was Japanese development tha flattered ti Japar maritai piri A? 1 11 feudal maiden, be- tt nu 1a Liil€ NOU nere ye misfortun with ience Gau ma B Fin y en pushed he would s1 nary} mural A, : n down he yrmento eld of ripe rye in tn later ye of D oO upation, this probably flattered |Japanese pride, Murai aid te ~ See ee Ro\ one of five R BELICOPTES HELLO—A 0 the U.S.S. Midway, D John Lowe of HMC 1rwate By FRED SAITO TOKYO AP They're a kle a feathers in a high tr show director He w alKil about his ely la s, but about the un icta Japar who made ij e a national fad , f he 1 ed States occupa- tion, deserted it for a thing € Sv swoman Dramas’ now swinging back tc r-old direc- (Za Is J i says the ase hit its in kimona-clad Japan Japanese flocked to the huge’ 8 bu que throughout r ¢ - 4 something Ws‘ skv copte isiting Halifax ding officer of > SIKoOr hen recently No Strip- I ease Makes Comeback in Japan = —B Reports Show Less Tea Imported 1 Helicopter Flight and LONDON CP port of the The annual re- International Tea Commission says that while ot explanation imports into the United King-/} Canada Austeayes dom in 1951 increased from 89,- | States stockpiled s and a 000,000 pounds to 448,000,000 | break of the Kore Vea at iil pounds, imports into Canmada|In 1951, they han vat jand the United States dropped |stocks on # hand, 41.000 000 pounds to a total ot\in imports hence , 127,000,000 Prade sources in ty TODAY TO SATURDAY ‘GER ROGERS FRED ALLEN - - Ten Mata MAAR ORR - DAVIO WAYRE - EVE ARBER « | 69 é a visit t pilot r drops in for Helicopter is Evening Shows 7: - 9: p.m. CP PHOTO | Matinee Saturday 2: p.m.a Famous PLAYERS ay ‘laa on got tired ; veil. The average stripper aots| i OPAL ry ~ i in desperation | 15,000 yen a month (about $40).| ,& r ) ay i tk girls take That isn’t enough to keep a : G ; ost cae pA how woman in Tokyo. Many ® VERA atta ed into the tub single strippers trudge off to nI wht the customers, work afterwards at extra jobs MARJORIE art it al sught the| im cabarets and photo studios xy the dozen Many others are married wi promptly arrested Backstage in a Japanese strip; the director show theatre weary young lad-| Selected the seemingly light ies are found curled up all over} Sh hard life for the|the place im long, shapeles: orts e girl in Japan. In-| sleeping kimono trying to} TODAY TO SATURDAY presenting a single’ catch a nap between acts Evenings 7 9:00 as Saturday Matinees 2. ve management features) Not a well-turned ankle in} tl >» advertises a full sight I ul impressive sight, ion spreading the : , thiner than a_ teaser's Classitied Ads ray Prince Rupert Daily News Thursday, August 21, for 1952 When Japan became independ- end April 28, audiences ) I terest in T showing swore wom hey’v ull go back to the strip show—-the new form, that is Instead of acres of in-tan ned Japanese skin, the shows now are more like farces pl ed by girls wearing the le law allows. The law he while liberal, does insist the girls wear SOMETHING Now a strip director has .0 every ounce of resource to keep the audience,’ Murai de- clared He said one hi tors tried to appeal to what he called “the Peeping Tom” in- tinct. 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