8
Ships
and
Waterfront
F'rincc
Rupert
Duily
News
Thursday,
April
20,
1951
cHillte
Jliculre
Ptaij
njoijetl
Plead
Guilty
To
Car
Thefts
m.r.mv
urw
TFRUMirninD
.
Disembarking
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Capt.
William
Eccles,
which
arrived
here
from
Van
f'Wl!i
I
'Our
Hearts
Were
Young
and
Gay"
Acceptable
Entertainment
couver
at
10:30
a.m.
yesterday,
Two
local
boys,
whose
arrest
were
s
Aur5li
T
Hayaxhi,
A.
Lan-unie
during
a
midnight
ride
up
driville.
W.
-Innis.
W.
Turnbull.
Wilt
till
you
M
fn4
AlUIr
tfanclnf
on
ttit
Milini!
-
'Iff
The
Prince
Rupert
Little
make-up
might
have
helped
the
Skeena
Highway
Tuesday,
D.
Watt,
E.
Poppe,
D.
McLeod,
Theatre
puhi-d
another
evening
when
she
had
the
measles.
were
charged
in
city
police
court
m.
Thomas,
Mrs.
N.
Biack,
Mrs.
of"
entertainment
out
of
their
The
play,
starting
right
on
yesterday
afternoon
with
theft,
F.
Adames
and
family,
Mrs.
Gor-
hat
last
night.
!
curtain
time,
was
introduced
by
of
two
automobiles.
They
plead-
dim
and
children,
Miss
A.
Pet-
Ihe
three-act
comedy,
"Our
Don
Forward,
secretary
of
the
td
guilty
before
Magistrate
W.
roff,
Mrs.
L.
Ward,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hearts
Were
Young
and
Gay",
Civic
Centre.
D.
Vance
and
were
remanded
c.
Michaloff
G.
Carlson.
J.
presented
in
the
Civic
Centre,1
Director
of
the
play
was
R.
G.
K,r
isonlence.
Ward,
S.
Allen,
H.
Mealh,
W.
drew
hearty
laughs
from
an
Edwards.
:
The
arrest
of
the
boys
came
Harris,
F.
McClung,
P.
R.
Lewis,
appreciative
audience.
Steward
Clifford
Knulson
after
the
removal
of
a
taxi
car,
E.
Bulman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Mainstays
of
the
play
were
Mrs.
Skinner
Sheila
Chater
owned
by
cliff
Dahl
and
driven
Tolhurst,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Corn-Marion
Thomas
as
Emily
Kim-
Cornelia
Otis
Skinner
....
Eliza-
by
James
Moran,
which
dtsap-
well
and
infant,
M
s.
Baceda,
brough,
and
Elizabeth
Hoimes
as
both
Holmes
peared
Tuesday
night
from
in
W.
D.
Patton,
C.
O'Connor,
F.
Cornelia
Otis
Skinner.
Otis
Skinner
Duncan
Black
front
of
Moran
's
home
at
32D
Wallace,
A.
J.
Jordon,'
Miss
E.
Negro
Show
is
Coming
to
City.
Harmony
Kings,
celebrate
negro
vocal
troupe,
in
the
couro
of
a
tour
which
will
take
them
to
Honolulu,
will
be
in
Prime
Rupert
for
two
tonccrts
in
the
Civic
Cent
'e
May
7.
Their
advance
acent,
O.
L.
Elliott,
is
du:
here
within
tlie
next
few
days
to
coiuer
with
Civic
Centre
Direc
lor
Din
Forward
on
details
of
their
show.
Whrthr-
there
will
be
two
evening
shows
or
one
evening
s;how
find
a
matinee
for
students
will
be
decided
following
the
arrival
of
Mr.
Elliott.
The'
Harmonv
Kinrs
are
n.)t
merely
a
sinking
group
but
have
manv
noveltv
numbTS.
They
orl"inpnlv
made
their
debut
with
Ho
)
Heidi's
Orrlipstn
and
hvr
hrr-oni"
eprlnied
sunonT
the
most
ver!P.til"
'rnu',
of
entertainers
in
tlie
United
States.
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
The
audience
was
won
by
Mrs.
Emily
Kimbrough
Marion
Second
Avenue
'West.
,
Fitzgerald.
Mrs.
A.
Fraser
J.
Thomas,
whose
facial
expressions
Thomas
Moran
at
11
p.m.
noticed
the
Smart,
C.
Place,
W.
Morrison,
O.
brought
out
her
character
which
Purser
David
Knowles
car
was
gone
and
immediately
Thomson,
K.
Moshita,,
Mrs.
K.
was
well
sustained
throughout.
Stewardess
Lois
Long
notified
the
police.
Terrace
pa-
Nakamura,
Mr.
Lorimer,
Mr.
and
In
good
contrast
with
Mrs.
Dick
Winters
....
Gordon
Sharon
lice
were
advised
and
Constable
Mrs-
C.
M.
Dahl,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
was
the
lead
part
of
Miss
Admiral
Ernest
Milgram
Ted
Brue
intercepted
the
car
E-
Olson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Nicker-
holmes,
played
with
a
fair
sense
Harriet
St.
John,
Margaret
Doiron
about
half-way
between
Prince
son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
O.
Nesbilt,
ol
charactei.
Hor.
handling
of
a
Winifred
Blaugh,
Diane
Kennedy
Rupert
and
Terrace.
Local
po-
M.
McPortlin,
H.
H.
McLean,
D.
sick
s.-ene
aboard
hi
boat
was
Lee
MrEvoy
Don
Lc'.trh
l!t''
headed
for
the
interior
and
Robinson.
The
Prince
Rupert
especially
convincing.
Inspector
Marilvn
Roos
picked
up
the
car
and
the
boys,
sailed
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
Smooth
acting
was
noted
in
the
Therese
Alpheda
Thibault
bringing
them
back
to
the
city,
and
is
due
back
tonight
south-scene
between
Miss
Holmes
and
Madame
Elise
Betlv
Umd
!
Taxi
sign
on
the
roof
of
the;
bound.
SaTT
i
i.i
I
1
Sm
ihi
nriiiiti
ii"Htm"
numlxi
:
CLEARING:
"BARGAINS!
nwini
iou
rnow
I
v
B
A
tin
All
M
Lil"canMdy
dull
I
ThnU
ta
lovt
tongt
tt
midniHtl
A
.
J
t
-
arv
Don
Lcitch
in
Act
Two.
Mr.
Lcitch
Mcnsier
de
la
Croix
.
Ernest
i
al
alla
the
radio
microphone
Milrani
!
bad
been
torn
off.
played
one
of
two
young
medical
John
Currie
'
1
'"'
boys
also
admitted
hav
Window
Cleaner
student,
Lve
McEvoy
No
Charae
at
ADDED
Life
on
the
Thames
Wanted
An
Kisg
Jerry
and
the
(inlilfish
SHOWS
al,
7-9
P.M.
upert
Mc-
Humorously
portraying
l'ivoy
I.eitch
as
.s
a
love-sick
swain,
Mr.
'
f
I
r
liandled
the
dilf
ictiit
part
,alQ3ry
K3I1QG
-making.,
He
had
natural
i
of
love
Peoples
Store
ing
taken
a
half-ton
pick-up
belonging
to
Northwest
Construction
Co.,
on
April
4.
Thl.s
car
llid
been
found
deserted
about
hall
-way
up
the
Skeena
Highway.
Alter
receiving
the
plea
of
the
boys,
the
magistrate
comment?,!
on
the
seiiousnc-.s
of
the
offence
stage
timing
Kiders
Coming
Despite
tne
last
pari
of
Act.
Two's
almost
complete
stage
darkness,
the
audience
wore
I'lince
Kiip-rt
is
ixt
inrvc
a
iv-lurn
sliow
from
the
popul
ir
lial-gary
Range
Riders
v.
ho
play.'
i
i)
japacay
liouses
at
Hie
Cvi''
grinning
broadly
with
satisfaction
by
intermission.
Although
and
told
them
they
could
be
w
0n!
sentenced
up
to
10
years.
attempt
was
made
to
direct
light
f
preset
K
i
pen
the
stage
through
the
ship's
--
j
B
.iorthoie,
more
could
have
been
Fridav
and
Sniurc'iiv,
M
ly
ii,
nnrf
15
a
n
rt
hnvn
hru
1
1:
n
f
I
1
1
o
!
afi'ordcd.
For
nvarly
five
min-
jtcs
of
lively
acting,
the
audience
cjvic
CplUre
fnr
conibiur(i
WCi!
.
;
BRIDE'S
FATHER
SPEAKS
UP
For
Action
Adverlisti
forBABYS
TUMMY
UPSETS
tUvr
Ruby't
4twn
Tub-
K-TA
ktB.
Kwwl,
iiintpk
little
V"
1
1
lht-U.
IWd
f..r
nvpr
60
',
ymr
in
quirklv
hflp
r.
'j
vas
unaoie
to
sec
even
tne
lorms
ern
sllows
aIld
ci;Uirc;
0n
ca
-h
;
jf
the
actresses,
or
enough
of
the
evening.
Thev
hn-"
a'i
'ir-c1
j
itage-
to
compvl
attention.
I
to
do
a
show
at
Miller
Bay
Hos-;
Such
voices
as
the
opening
pital
audio
autograph
then'
incs
of
Dr.
Duncan
Black's
play-
many
records
on
sale
at
a
loc:l
I
ng
Olis
Skinner
were
welcomed,
radio
store.
Unusual
Hotel
GOOSE
BAY,
LalJ,ad
V
Vex--haps
the
most
unusual
hoicl
in
I
he
w
orld
is
the
one
at
Gojsc
Bay,
Lab:ador,
which
doc,
no:
charge
guests
one
penny
for
it
$18-a-d:iy
type
of
service.
FUi-Uieimi
re,
it
scrn
ownsr
cheerfully
operate
at
a
100
pr,
cent
loss.
Goose
Bay
is
operated
joint!
by
seven
international
aivlm.:,
and
is
managed
by
T;an.s-Caiv
ada.
Primarily,
this
inn
iaja
up
to
provide
accominodaUui
for
trans-Atlantic
air
passeng.i
parsing
through
Goose
B.v
which
alternates
with
Gander
a
an
important
rro.s
oad
of
tin
world
air
lanes.
Located
but
a
few
miles
fron
the
Hut1
son
Bay
post
on
Lak'
Melville,
Goose
Eay
clcvr-lo'W
during
the
war
as
a
slratgi
military
base.
Today
this
Labr?
dor
airpovt
is
familiar
to
thor
sands
of
travelers
who
fly
Ui
North
Atlantic.
From
ther
planes
take
off
for
N?w
YorV
Fari.i,
Shannon,
London.
R"v
'.:iavik,
Montreal,
Amsterdam
and
Copenhagen.
V.'irn
fliuhts
a
e
delayed
'h1,
hr'ri
p-nverted
t
orn
an
RCAr
,
building
and
pciommo'atinK
17:
i
"rrns.
fcrtii-es
pood
bMs,
r
omtortab'i
l:unre.
rercatiomt'
f;
cilit
es
and
excellent
hot
meal'
i
"
lV.Tiinute
r'do
from
th-;
land-
although
towards
the
end
Mr.
The
Range
Rirtvrs
arc
on
a
Slack's
voice
might
have
sounded
coast
to
coast
tour
of
Canadi
J
itvm
minor
Uufctivt
up-pt
r,
im,
rnnxt
tpnt
inn
inrt
tfetliinR
troullpn.
Unirkly
mrctrn
mnir
lt(mt'h.
No
"mlrr-pv"
Huff
n
rfuliin
rfTpcl.
'.omewhat
strained.
While
Mrs.,
""d
will
feature
.such
popular
Jkinnvr.
played
by
Sheila
Chater,
Western
artists
as
Buddy
Key-
;
o-t
key
lines,
such
as
the
one
"olds,
.guitar
and
vocals;
Tonv
i
hlch
hulical-d
the
safoly
pock-
?tollz.
accordion,
guitar
and!
'.-.
at
J
he
beginning,
by
talking
bo?
Mrl
R'nhatn,
banjo,
bass
A
lict
pucka
ire
tfnlny
nt
your
ilruitsiat.
294.
stockwellj
WO""
Q
1
1
'
'
too
softly.
','
D.ll.eu.ty
in
understanding
(he
;.
;
w
L
s
n?;is
l
T.T'r?
.
0t.
"1C
"rlv
Koocn,,,.
vnitar:
Freddie
i
3jJ
jlS73
iffd07ot
SI
0,-t
JV"'1
Lang,
1950-51
World
Champion
id
Winifred
j
Blaugh
-
portrayed
0ld-Ume
fiddler,
and
'Bill
"Dix"
y
Margaret
Doiron
and
Diane
Hilton,
popular
M.C.
and
giutar
lennedy.
respectively,
losl
their
artist.
ntroduction
to
the
audience.
Al-
Du
intr
th"
mtst
few
months
hough
tlicir
subsequent
zest
for
the
RanVe
Riders
have
touted
iieiv
parts
were
pleasing.
the
Pastern
provinces
and
ha";
Th-
heavy
burden
of
acting
unsv
r-oditifi
th
follow-
vo
parts
was
carried
by
Ernest
In?
discs:
"Snruce
Bag."
"Blue
vlilgram.
He
seemed
to
give
K-an"an."
"I
Want
to
be
Your
b-lter
nortrayal
in
his
Monsieur
vM-nllne."
"Waltz
of
the
d-
la
Crnix
character,
than
the
Rtrrnm."
'
Blue
Canadian
Rrc-?ar.
rf
the
Admiral,
in
which
a
kics
"
"Valley
of
the
Saint.;."
-ertain
pomposity
might
have!"na,a;nrv
Waltz,"
"Don't
be
Biafi
helped.
j
f
':?da
lou."
'
In
their
second
performance
I
2
Adv'net
on
important
subeel
As
8
mere
male
I
tnlil
my
duuglitcr,
"HememlKT
what
your
mother
and
grandmother
line
to
keep
their
washing
white-Iteckitt's
Blue
in
the
rinnc
will
keep
your
white
clothes
really
white."
'Trust
Dad
Ho
Rive
good
advice!'
siw
mid
later,
j"Hcrkitt'n
Blue
prevents
'clothe
,f
urninp
yellow,
and
out
of
the
blj
nii'8
the
whitest
wash.'
'
4
-
i
1
m
w
m
M
m
n
n
M
J
1
"
i
:
1'
1
1?
I!
f
J
V
4
i
'r
slriD,
i:
is
staffed
bv
a
t-ain
"d
p'tt,
v.hirh
rtvc-
r'ofes
'ml
t
-(
-vi?."
nndr
the
guidance
of
Trries
I
""tih.
who
has
wide
ex-:
rien',e
in
Imfl
ni?na,lenient
;n
I
Euro-r
and
I
he
West
Indies.
I
Frivatc
plane
oass"ngers
land-
!nc
in
Gcsc
Pay
Plso
can
u
"
Thlt
tdvenhanent
It
not
publlihcci
or
displayed
by
6t
Liquor
Central
Bord
or
by
th
GommMnt
el
Bob
in
CoIubU.
n
i
0
his
Intel,
t-ttt
it.
co
Is
them
1R
i
dav,
!-
oposed
to
the
grptis
hc.Titality
ext-nded
commercial
airlines
passengers
at
this
ungual
inn
under
the
Auvoi.i
'orealis.
HARMONY
KING
tonight,
the
cast
of
17
should
i"ain
nlease
the
a'udlence
as
they
fake
them
for
a
holiday
boat
trip
to
Paris.
Make-up
was
we'l
handled,
heing
particularly
suited
to
Mon-s'cur
de
la
Croix
and
Otis
Skin-.
M'ss
Skinner's
bitt:n
upper
'i-
in
th?
bed-bu-j
scene
carried
SENSATIONAL
NEGRO
VOCALISTS
Thrillers
of
Millions
of
Radio
fans
and
Concert
Goers
-cality
but
a
little
more
color
,
Listed
to
;ai!
on
the
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
William
Eccles.
this
n'sr.ing
for
Vancouver
are
Mrs.
h.
B.
MacNaughton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l.
Hcmsworth
and
children,
K.
L.
McKcnzIc,
Miss
Jeanne
Faurc,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Geddes
and
baby,
A.
R.
Bolangcr,
R.
Maloney,
W.
Smith.
A.
Barge,
H.
Stark.
Moving,
racking,
Crating
.Shipping
r,id
General
-
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Aim
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
nil
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
CO
and
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