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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
17,
1951
Baffling
AS
STAXTVNiS
At
Old
Times
at
Jr.
Chamber
THE
HAS
in
BV6Z
OMD
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ft
,
OINOIR
!
Showman
m
Prince
Rupert
Also
Wonders
How
Or.
"Tex'
Morion
Does
It
Ail
ITIVI
JIM-"'
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P-H-
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
1
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fs
Outstanding
Made.-
to
-
Measu
re
ADDED:
WW
"So
You
H'an't
i
Move"
"Ai'lion
in
Sports"
"Hone
for
a
Bone"
Today
and
Tliurs.
7-9
To
Co-operate
in
Furthronunx
j
"Clean-up
and
Paint-up"
I
Campaign
!
HihliKhts
of
the
monthly,
dinner
and
business
meeting
oi
i
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Cham-
S
ber
of
Commerce
last
night
in
i
(he
Civic
Centre
included
inte.-j
esting
and
amusing
talks
by-Phil
Lyons
and
George
Rorie
un
the
format.
on
and
early
struggles
of
the
first
Junior
Chamber
organized
in
this
city.
The
)ay-rees
decided
to
go
all
out
in
their
assistance
to
the
city
coun-
i
cil
and
the
senior
board
in
the
!
coming
"Clean-up
and
Paint-jp"
campaign
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
next
monthly
meeting
scheduled
for
the
third
Wednesday
,n
June
will
see
Uu
th
musical
with
th
moiUtl
"Tex"
Morton,
a
dual
personality
entertainer,
first
a
yodelling
cowboy
and
sharpshooter
;
and
then
a
debonair
exponent
of
the
science
of
hypnotism
and
mesmerism,
stood
them
in
the
aisles
and
rolled
them
in
the
rugs
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night
in
as
different
and
unique
a
show
a.s
na.)
ever
ueen
u.fered
a
Prince
Rupert
audience.
1
A
capacity
aucence
waited
until
the
very
end
of
a
program
tlrat
occupied
more
Hum
three
hours.
Even
the
most
skeptical
had
to
admit
lh;
it
was
one
if
the
lieu
r.'
;t
1
n
iiiances
oil
le.orcl
in
this
ci!
y
.
Morten
ha$
a
full
biR
of
autll-
;
-n
.inline
trick?
to
be
.sure,
and
they
are
Rood
cues
too.
Nobody
could
complain
at
not
get-,
tin,-
their
money
s
worth
and
it
is
pretty
.safe
to
suppose
tliril
the
succeeding
three
niidils
will
i
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w
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a
e
ei
lion
oi
the
new
executive1
fur
l'i.il-52.
I
he
rapt
interest
of
the
bl
;
crowd.
Morton
got
h's
audience
into
(he
best
of
humor
with
his
songs
:ii
(he
Aiistr.ili.in
yodelling
man
1
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s.
Glothmg
iTTIF
.
1
hi
h
TOAY
to
SATl'ltllAY
Shows
7
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SAT.
i1
ATIM:KS
2
.
ner,
accompanied
by
his
own
guitar
and
.sauve,
if
somewhat
pacK
the
his
auditorium.
i
The
versatile
Australian
psy-1
cho1
gist
is.
indeed,
a
veritable
'
one-man
show"
with
a
combi-l
nation
of
talents
suii
as
no;
j
JUST
MISLAID
Charily
Hutihlngs.
CNR.
lost-articles
clerk,
is
dazed
by
tin;
variety
and
multitude
of
articles
and
bai;gage
travellers
have
left
behind
on
trains
ami
unclaimed
in
baggage
dcpaitmcnts.
llufchings
and
Irene
True
of
C.N.
Expi
vss
arc
ptuzled
a.i
lu
who
could
have
forgotten
this
artificial
leg.
(CP
PHOTO
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CIVIC
CENTRE
TONIGHT,
MAY
17th
Ami
V.rh
Nifiht
Till
Saturday
(8.3(1
p.m.)
The
Amazinq
Dr.
Robert
(Ten)
-f
.rzz
.....
often,
if
ever.
Iris
been
previously
been
seen
iieic.
From
the
moment
that
Gloria
Sather,
who
had
reposed
peacefully
in
deep
hypnotic
slumber
at
Gordon
&
Andersen's
store
from
2
p
m.,
found
herself
awakened
at
8
p.m.
on
the
Civic
Centre
stage
with
the
assistance
of
the
gentle
kits
on
the
orow
by
Geoff
Hill,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
it
was
a
repertoire
which
held
1240
Kil'veles
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
broad,
line
of
patter
and
asides.
He
had
tears
in
the
eyes
of
tho
lemirr-hearted
with
his
"Mother"
number
isome
had
memories
oi
Hank
Snow
a
year
ugoi.
Ihe
Horse
Called
Rio
Grande'
trought
to
the
audience
a
song
by
McPherson,
the
Australian
counterpart
of
Robert
W.
Serv-,
ice.
The
"opery"
.selection
"Barnacle
Bill"
was
popular
and
rollicking
"Ragtime
Cowboy
Joe"
brought
an
end
to
that
pha.se
of
the
entertainment.
'Iic
entertainer
then
provok.
d
gasps
of
admiration
with
his
feats
of
marksmanship
with
a
.112
rifle,
shooting
the
chalk
Irom
the
fingers
of
his
assistant
and
a
cigarette
from
his
mouth.
Jak
Moffatt
was
brave
enough
to
venture
from
the
audience
as
a
foil
for
the
same
stunt.
Split-1
ting
the
string
and
cutting
the
edgewise
playing
card
were
fur-1
ther
demonstrations
of
remark-
j
able
prowess.
j
Morton
then
turned
to
a
dem-
'
onstration
of
concentration
2"
common
objects
were
named
from
the
audience
and
written
i
Internationally
Tuitions
lecturer,
Aidliur,
INyrhnlk!
Scientific,
durational
and
Hiluriiiiisly
IjiterUiniim"
HYPNOTSST
TICKETS
AT
CIVIC
CKNTIIK
Prices:
Res.
$1.M
$1,110
General
Admission
;
Children
30c
(inc.
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MATINEE
CANCEl.TI
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P
RINC
ETON
(Subject
in
Change)
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00-Leo
Barkin
4:15
Mus.c
by
Goodman
4:30-
Maggie
Muggins
4:
i5
Stock
Quotaiions
it.
In.
5:00
-Intornat
innal
Cointy.
5:10
-Alberta
Pipeline
5:30
The
Question
Bo
5
:4S
Something
in
Harmony
5:55-CBC
News
Kaiser's
Cook
Draws
Tourists
KITCHENER.
Out.
(CP)
A
woman
who
once
cooked
for
the
Emperor
of
Germany
is
doing
he,-
part
to
lire
American
tourists
to
Canaaa.
Mrs.
Augusta
Thiem
of
Cone-stogo,
six
miles
from
here,
Is
kept
busy
providing
tourists
ano
village
residents
with
the
kind
o;
food
that
melts
In
your
mouth.
She
came
from
Rominten,
Germany
27
years
ago,
which
was
a
village
on
the
.oal
estate
ot
Vhe
late
Kaiser
Wilheim,
last
o
the
German
monarchs.
The
whole
village
fuisea
and
flurried
preparing
dl-hes
to
temp.t
the
m
;
OUR
GUARANTEE:
1,
Individually
measured
wl.-.n
you
order.
2.
Personally
fitted
wUen
we
deliver.
m
B
u
a
sd
c.y
pi,;:
Ci
w
fc-
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T
si
s
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,
P'
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Air
yea
i
the
caa
liev
ma
,
era
i
5
:
m
V!
5
n
m
m
a
m
t
:i
i;
Godbout
on
the
n.jrih
the
St.
Lawrence
bi'b
J
mm
Mrs.
Thiem,
they
explain,
cooking
is
an
art,
not
a
mass-pn-ductlon
proposition.
Her
gucsls
want
to
keep
it
that
way.
was
established
beforf
H
trading
post.
:
Mm,
!
imperial
palate
when
the
Kaiser
jWcnt
theic
for
thp
shooting
sea-json,
and
Mrs.
Thiem,
tarn
a
6:00
Supper
Serenade
j
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Oreh.
j
0:3a
-Musical
Varieties
I
0:45
"Snrly
Bumette
Show"
i
':00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Ernesto
Ninci,
Baritone
CCD
-
Leslie
Bell
Singers
8:30
Musical
Tribute
to
John
Weinzweig
10:00
-CBC
News
10:10-CBC
News
Round-up
10:15
Chapter
and
Verse'
10:30
Canadian
Concert
11:00
-Weather
Report
Fish
Arrivals
ll:0
Sign
Off
on
a
blackboard
by
Mrs.
Demp-.;ey
after
which
the
blindfolded
and
back-turned
cwnjuror
recited
them
straight
down
the
list,
back
up
and
then
at
random
from
the
numbers.
Association
of
ideas
was
dc-
-Suits
-
Sportcoats
Topcoats
You
arc
invited
V)
view
the
newly-arrived
outstanding
di
p'ay
oi
fabrics
and
sec
our
distinctive
Made-to-
I
Oicted
as
11
persons
from
the
young
gi.
-i.
was
no
exception.
Now
she
cooks
for
less
distinguished
guests,
but
the
food
tile
prepares
still
has
the
touch
of
magnificence.
For
her
guest,
she
whips
up
delicacies
like-Wiener
Schnitzel,
Hassenpfelfer
or
Sauerbraten.
She
makes
her
own
sauerk.aut
and
has
a
light,
and
adept
hand
with
strudels.
Mrs.
T
hiem
likes
to
see
iwnni
Mcasure
Sly'.s.
Fit
Guaranteed
with
Every
Garment
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
2
Mlll!:Hm
BtHBEBonaaHBaRaiaMBBiiaar
1
1
t!"SI
hlf"
III
.
cat
and
enjoy
their
food.
She
puts
a
flatter
of
fried
chicken
on
the
table
and
if
you
don't
eat,
it
all,
she's
hurt
and
insists
on
reloading
your
plate,
a
cone-urn
is
always
on
the
table
and
guests
are
invited
to
take
all
thev
want.
The
only
trouble
with
th
Thiem
establishment
is
tha-Concstogo
resident
are
trying
t0
k!?
tler
talR,1Ui
a
secret.
With
Skinnymen,women
gain
5,
10,
15
lbs.
1
oURKIMI
n
M
7.00-Muslcn!
Clrxk
H:dO-CHO
News
8:10
HfreK
OiMid
8.15
Morning
Song,
8:30
Mnrnlng
Devotions
5:45
Any
thing1
Goes
9:00-BBO
News
and
Com't.y
9:15
Mu'ilc
for
Moderns
,
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
.9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
::
lime
signal
10:00
.Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodie
10:30-"ThLs
Week's
A.list"
l:4ft
Invitation
to
tne
Walta
11:00
Kindergarten
of
Die
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
ll:30-Weather
Report
11:31
Messara
Period
s
1
1:33
-Recorded
Intrrlorie
audience
came
to
the
stage,
each
placing
an
object
in
an
envelope
for
presentation
to
the
magician
who,
with
little
dllficulty,
returned
each
to
their
respective
owner.
But
it
was
the
culminating
demonstration
of
hypnotism
and
me.-
meri.sm
which
was
the
hign-light
of
the
evening.
It
was
as
baffling
as
it
was
fanny.
Thirty
volunteers
from
the
audience
ent
to
the
stage
for
'subject''
election.
After
about
half
the
number
had
been
weeded
out
for
,-ea.sons
of
"unsuitabllity,"
Mor-on
went
to
work
on
the
others.
At
the
count
of
three
they
went
nto
various
stages
of
hypnotic
oiitrol,
physically
and
mental-y.
As
hypnotic
slumber
became
Icepcr
and
deeper
and
the
con-rol
more
and
more
intense,
the
itunts
became
the
more
rc-narkable
and
the
antics
more
unny.
Some
might
have
been
skeptical
but
everyone
was
baf-iled.
It
was
all
obviously
genuine
too,
for
some
of
the
subjects
ater
admitted
in
Interviews
that
hey
did
not
know
what
happened
after
they
had
submitted
.hemselves
to
the
hypnotic
influence.
Nor
had
anything
been
rranged.
It
was
Just
claxed
co-operation.
'Morton
showed
Prince
Rupet
jvhy
his
unusual
shows
are
tieeting
with
enthusiastic
receptions
everywhere
he
goes
and
why
return
engagements
are
being
sought.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
assisted
with
jiano
accompaniments
in
vari-us
sequences
of
the
Kings
Plate
1
Get
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
Jlie
pioneer
eJ&ritfifthl
Whit
a
thrill
I
Rnnr
limbs
nil
out
;
uftjr
hi.
fill
up;
nee
n
IdflffrT
WlktrriT
i
r
.
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j
vjr
11:45
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Melodies
12:00
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