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PHONES
43
and
385
"OFFICER
666"
IS
FINE
PLAY
Something
Different
on
Local
Stage
Held
Under
Auspices
of
Annunciation
Church
REPEATED
TONIGHT
A
really
notable
accomplishment
on
the
local
amateur
stage
was
the
presentation
last
night
in
the
Westholme
Theatre
under
the
direction
of
M.
J.
Dougherty
of
the
melodramatic
three-act
larce
"Officer
6GC"
by
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
as
the
annual
St.
Patrick's
Day
entertainment.
The
pioneer
opera
house
was
practically
filled
for
the
occasion
and
the
audience
in
no
uncertain
terms
expressed
its
appreciation
of
a
really
entertaining
performance.
The
af
fair,
which
will
be
repeated
to
night
and
may
honestly
be
recommended
to
the
theatre
going
public
of
the
city,
was
under
the
patronage
of
Right
Reverend
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.
M.
I.,
D.
D.,
Bishop
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Yukon.
Essentially
a
comedy
"Officer
666,"
however,
has
also
an
interesting
little
human
interest
story
and
is
something
more
than
the
ordinary
farce.
Nor
is
it
devoid
of
thrills
particularly
in
the
second
and
third
acts.
Briefly,
the
story
tells
how
the
plans
of
an
international
picture
crook,
with
the
aid
of
a
traitorous
butler,
against
the
young
multimillionaire
leading
man
are
finally
frustrated,
after
much
misunderstanding
and
many
surprising
and
humorous
developments
despite
the
bungling
of
the
fea
tured
"Officer
G66"
to
say
nothing
of
the
police
captain
and
his
heterogenous
mjuad
of
of
ficers.
Romance
ia
also
worked
in.'
The
whole
thing
was
smoothly
carried
off
with
histrionic
skill
and
there
w-aB
no
hitch
in
connection
-with
the
staging
of
a
number
of
denouements
where
quick
action
was
required.
Not
only
the
director
but
the
cast
as
a
whole
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
excellence
of
the
performance.
It
was
.something
different
and,
in
some
respects,
a
little
more
ambitious
than
has
been
staged
in
the
past
and
the
effort
is,
therefore,
the
more
praiseworthy.
Patrick
McKenna,
as
Michael
Phelan,
"Officer
666,"
was
well
cast
in
the
featured
role:
His
antics
and
Irish
brogue
were
the
source
of
constant
delight
and
his
character
was
excellently
u
stained.
Much
of
the
comedy
revolved
about
the
lending
of
his
uniform
so
that
the
thief
might
be
caught,
only
to
be
later
stolen
by
the
thief
himself
so
that
be
might
make
good
his
escape.
Members
of
Cast
George
Arseneau,
as
Travers
Gladwin,
the
victimised
young
millionaire,
who
had
a
thorough
thirst
for
romance
was
also
a
newcomer
to
the
local
stage.
He
proved
that
he
has
real
ability.
George
Mitchell,
as
Whitney
Barnes,
Gladwin's
friend
and
confidant,
was
the
wag
of
the
show.
His
constant
ability
for
getting
into
some
kind
of
a
scrape
was
the
cause
for
much
merriment.
'
James
Farquhar
excelled
him
self
as
usual.
His
role
was
that
of
the
international
and
imper
sonating
picture
crook.
It
called
for-
considerable
alertness
which
was
not
lacking.
Miss
Jeane
Grieve
was
a
win
some
little
leading
lady
who'
showed
her
abilities
as
required.
Miss
Cathie
Irvine
was
her
de
mure
companion
who
also
figured
in
the
romantic
side
of
things.
Mrs.
J
.J.
Muldoon
carried
off
the
role
of
the
flustered
and
somewhat
hysterical
aunt
of
the
young
ladies
in
a
manner
which
left
nothing
to
be
desired.
Others
who
took
lesser
parts
with
equal
skill
were
Harry
Astoria,
as
Wat
kin,
the
butler:
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally,
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City.
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PAGE
EIGHT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Mar.
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Honey
in
the
city.
Westholine
Theatre
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
Annual
St.
Patrick's
Day
Entertainment
OFFICER
"668"
A
comedy-drama
in
three
acts,
by
Augustin
MacIIugh.
Presented
by
special
arrangement
with
Samuel
French,
New
York
City.
Strong
local
cast.
Staged
under
the
direction
of
J.
Iougherty.
A
show
overflowing
with
entertainment.
CURTAIN
RISES
AT
8:15
P.M.
SHARP
Admission
$1.00..
Reserved
seats
on
sale
at
Orme's
Drug
Store.
'
WEEK
;T
THEATRES
Monday
and
Tuesday
Capitol:
John
Barrymore
in
''The
Tempest."
Westholme:
"Officer
GGG"
by
local
talent.
Wednesday
ami
Thursday
Capitol;
-."The
Shopworn
Angel"
with
Gary
Cooper
Nancy
Carroll.
Westholme:
Rod
La
Roque
in
."Love
Our
Night."
Friday
end
Satcrday
Capitol:
"Our
Dancing
Daughters
with
Joan.
Craw-
ford.
Weathoime:
Belle
Bennett
and
Neil!
Hamilton
in
"Mother
Machree."
.
1
Tfc
-
--f
'.,4
'
William
Mitchell,
a
cigar
chewing
and
gaudily
garbed
private
detective;
Dr.
tf.
R.
Gosse,
as
a
brusque
police
captain,
and
Isa
Katsuyama,
as
an
argumenttive
and
finally
flabbergasted
Japanese
(
man
servant.
Aftsg$K
as
members
of
the
police
squad
were
P.
J.
McCormick,
T.
M.
J.
Fortune,
W.
Whiff
en
and
H.
Le-tourneau.
During
Uta
interval,
between
Acta
1
and-2,'
Mrs
JarVfs
ll.
Mc-Leod
sang
in
her
usual,
fine
voice
"Killarney"
and
as
an
encore.
"April
in
Killarney."
The
audience
was
very
appreciative.
Miss
Blanche
Curt
in
was
Mrs.
McLeod's
accompanist
The
Westholme
Orchestra,
consisting
of
C.
P.
Balagno,
Frank
Williams
and
W.
F.
Browne,
played
appropriate
Irish
music
at
opening,
closing
and
between
acts.
The
ladies
in
the
play
appeared
in
many
bright
costumes.
Their
furs
were
loaned
by
William
Gold-bloom.
Miss
Etta
Robertson
had
chga
4,
ladto'
ms
;mi
,
;
Rubber
Boots
ss
manager
and
Angelo
Astoria
acted
as
cashier.
Ushers
were
Joe
McDonald,
Louis
Astoria,
Mike
Comadina,
Leo
Cnntoli
and
Pat
Voyer.
Miss
Wills
Dyer's
services
as
prompter
were
not
often
required.
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JOHNBARRYMORE
NOW
AT
HIS
BEST
"The
Tempest"
Shows
Great
Actor
in
Splendid
Role
John
Barrymore,
one
of
a
family
known
the
world
over
for
their
remarkable
stage
achieve-'ments,
was
presented
last
night
iat
the
Capitol
in
his
greatest
of
recent
releases
"The
Tempest,"
a
picture
which
is
full
of
all
that
goes
to
make
ideal
picture
entertainment
Barrymore's
'performance
in
'The
Tempest"
is
nothing
short
of
magnificent
and
i
should
not
be
missed.
The
city
council
on
the
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee
agreed
to
a
request
of
the
Fire
Department
to
allow
them
to
increase
the
amounts
contributed
by
them
to
the
superannuation
fund:
It
was
explained
that
this
would
not
affect
the
city's
contribution
to
the
fund.
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SCHEDULE
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
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last
sailing
from
Prince
(
Rupert
on
the
Winter
Schedule
will
be
Friday.
March
22.
Effective
the
following
week,
I
double
weekly
service
will
be
inaugurated,
Canadian
National
steamers
then
arriving
from
Vancouver
each
Wednesday
and
Saturday
10.30
A.M.
Sailings
for
Vancouver
will
be
each
Thursday
jand
Sunday
10.00
P.M.
Both
boats
will
call
at
Anyox
and
Stewart,
sailing
northbound
from
Prince
Rupert
each
Wednesday,
ltd
Saturday
4.00
P.M.
Queen
:
Charlotte
Islands
service
remains;
;
fortnightly
as
at
present.
j
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particulars
from
City.
Ticket
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is
IN
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Vt'ith
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AND
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