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fing
the
well
known
Christmas
Carols
the
main
service
began.
Two
srtos
"Nazareth"
and
"The
Gift"
were
suns:
by
Miss
Dorreen
Little
and
Mrs.
Roy
Jewell
respectively.
A'ing
war
subjects,
dropped
its
ta
trio
"Star
of
the
East"
was
given
by
Miss
Annie
Lund,
Berntce
Mc
-
Intyre
and
Dorreen
Little.
The
sermon
theme
of
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
was
"The
Gift
Supreme."
'
.
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Avenue
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FOR
FILMS
Movies
Hit
Their
Stride
With
Anti-Nazi
Productions
By
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ED
EL
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
2:
(CP)
The
THE
DAILY
KUWaf
Thursday,
January
2,
1941.
first
full
year
of
war
has
been
a
J
General
Hospital
Robert
Johnson,
hard
year
for
the
theatre
and
a
!
a
Massett
fisherman,
who
had
uf-prosperous
and
highly
successful
fercd
a
heart
attack.
The
Western
one
for
the
more
adaptable
mov-
Hope
will
leave
tomorrow
morning
ies.
The
war's
effect
on
Broadway
was
felt
most
acutely
when
Hitler's
legions
overran
the
Low
Countries.
As
they
flanked
the
Maginot
line
New
Yorkers,
in
this
theatre
centre
of
America,
hugged
their
radios
close.
Theatre
attendance
fell
off
alarmingly.
A
number
of
j
.hits
suddenly
developed
into
flops.
I
I
This
made
the
producers
wary
!
and
the
new
season
has
found
them
ready
to
provide
musicals
I
and
comedies
but
very
cautious
where
serious
plays
are
concerned.
ine
cinema,
always
ciose
wj
me
front
oaees.
lost
no
time
In
flnd-l
boo
on
anti-Nazi
films
and
pro
,duced
a
series
of
important
and
striking
pictures.
1
Some
Good
Plays
I
Broadway
had
a
few
excellent!
plays,
however.
The
interesting,
if
somewhat
over-rated,
Pulitzer
prize
rojgnw
saw
considerably
less
jwlnner,
"The
Time
of
Your
Life"
raIn
ln
Prince
Rupert
than
the
Iby
William
Saroyan
was
one;
there
year
Previous.
The
total
precipi-,were
also
Kingsley's
"The
World
tation
foT
the
yT
Just
ended
We
Make."
Hemingway's
"Fifth
was
9U6
inches
as
compared
with
Column"
and
the
moving
piece
of
118
94
inches
-in
1939.
Th?
wettest
theatrical
journalism.
"There
Shall
mnth
of
the
last
year
In
Prince
be
No
Night,"
by
Robert
Sher-
RuPert
was
December
with
13.84
.
wood,
which
Canada
has
been
see-
lncnes.
August
being
a
close'second
In?
lately.
In
comedy
it
had
the
wlth
13
41
Inches.
The
driest-month
slick
but
funny
"Man
Who
Camo
f
tne
year
was
July
with
only
2.89
to
Dinner"
and
the
urbane
"Life
incnes
f
raln-With
Father,"
bo'h
Still
runnlns.
Sunshine
for
the
year
1940
agin
musicals
there
were
Buddy
Seated
972
7
hours
as
compared
witn
899
hours
'
"39-
The
finest
De
Sylva's
three
productions.
"Lou-
isiana
Purchase."
"Panama
Hat-
mo"th
the
old
year
was
May
tie"
and
"Du
Barry
Wai
a
Lady."
wltil
1869
ncurs
bright
sun-Al
Jolson's
"Hold
On
to
Your
Hats"
shine-
January,
w'.th
but
26.4
hours
'and
the
Ed
Wynn
success,
"Boys
of
sunshine,
was
the
dullest
month
and
Girls
Together."
A
recent
ser-
!ous
play
to
arrive
Is
set
for
a
long
and
successful
run,
Fmlyn
Wil-
ilams'
"The
Com
Is
Green"
with
Ethel
Barrymore.
And
there
are,
of
course,
the
perpetual
"Tobacco
Road."
now
ln
its
eteht
vear,.and'
the
long-run-frolic
"Helzapoppln,"
now
in
Its
third
year.
Many
Anti-Nazi
The
screen,
waking
to
the
fact
that
Its
European
market'
was
smashed,
discovered
it
could
ex-
press
its
dislike
for
the
Nazis
with
-
out
having
to
care
any
xnorcftabcut
whether
It
pleased
Dr.
tioebbels.
Ton
anti-Nazi
natures
nf
t.ho
-Mr
were
.Charlie
Chaplin's
human
and
nrnvoratlvp
"Tho
Hrpat
TMMafnr"
the!
exciting
"Escape,"
with
Mont-
reai-Dorn
worma
anearer,
ana
tne
British
film
''Pastor
Hall."
A
series
of
highly
adult
films
came
out
of
Hollywood
on
c
variety
of
subects"The
Grapes
of
Wrath"
Mice
and
Men,"
as
well
as
"Water-,
I
JnifPfl
I
niltn
loo.Brdge"
and
"The
Long
Voyage
V11UI
lH
Homer'
screen
biography
achieved
,Yrno
o
f
r
a
notable
portrait
ln
Warner
Broth-
AHlaS
vORCCS!
ers'
"Dr.
Ehrlich's
Magic
Bullet."
-
Alfred
Hitchcock,
British
wizard
of
Large
Audience
Enjoys
Very
Fine
screen
suspense,
came
to
Hollywood
Program
At'
Burns
Lake
and
made
two
exciting
pictures,
"Rebecca"
and
"Foreign
Correspon-
BURNS
LAKE.
Jan
2--
The
dent."
"Pride
and
Prejudice"
show
United
Church
hold
its
Christmas
that
costume
pictures
and
classics
concert
when
a
program
of
out-can
be
intelligently
adapted
to
the
standing
merit
was
heartily
en-screen.
A
fine
example
of
honest
joyed
by
a
crowded
audience
screen
narrative
was
"They
Knew,
Instrumental
seWMrm
',
What
They
Wanted"
while
light
uim
comedies
scorea
nigmy,
among
these
being
"Bachelor
Mother,"
and
."The
Primrose
Path,"
both
with
Ginger
Rogers.
In
the
realm
of
the
fantastic,
Walt
Disney
and
Leopold
Stokowskl
created
their
controversial
musico-
cinematic
"Fantasia"
whllt
Alex-
andra
Korda,
head
of
Britain's
pro-
ducers,
in
a
Hollywood
production
showed
how
to
spin
another
type
of
fantasy
with
his
"Thief
of
Bagdad."
Notable
among
cinematic
spec-
tacies
was
Cecil
B.
Demllle's
"North-
west
Mounted
Police"
ln
which
a
surrmg
page
or
Canadian
history
was
lold
with
Hollywood
embellishment
but
elaborately
and
OLD
CHURCH
DESTROYED
Santa
Clau3
appeared
with
a
treat
LONDQN,
Jan.
2:
(CP)
The
Rec-
for
'
everyone
present,
tory
of
St.
Jame's,
Piccadilly,
was
During
the
evening
a
presenta-destroyed
when
a
bomb
fell
ln
the
tion
was
made
to
Rev.
and
Mrs.
forecourt
of
the
Wren
Church.
The
j
Adam
Crisp
of
a
valuable
set
of
church
boasted
an
organ
given
by
.electric
bedroom
lights.
The
pres-
Queen
Mary
(wife
of
William
III.)
entation
was
made
by
Miss
Dor-ln
1691.
treen
Little
on
behalf
of
the
par
Mike
Colussi
Accordionist
and
Teacher
A.A.A.
Certificate
PHONE
RED
811
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
-
'
The
Anglican
mission
boat
West-
ehn
Hope,
with
Engineer
Fred
Bel-
las
in
charge,
arrived
In
port
late
I
Tuesday
afternoon
from
Massett,
I
bringing
in
to
the
Prince
Rupert'
ion
her
return
to
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
With
a
good-sized
list
of
passen-gtrs,
ONJt.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
at
10
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
3
p.m.
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
this
evening
south-
bound.
17
PQ
T
K
I1J
IjLuJiJ
lvalll
LAST
If
EAR
1910,
While
Setting
No
Records,
Wa
Better
From
Weather
Standpoint
Than
1939
While
ttlng
no
record
for
'ear-
warmest
day
of
1940
was
September,
7
when
79
above
was
recorded,
The
lowest
thermometer
rea(ng
of
the
year
was
16'
above
on
February
26.
7116
weather
summary
for
the
month
'
December
Just
ended,
as
auuncea
Dy
8.
J.
Mellor.
Dlgby
,iana,
Dominion
meteorologist.
,wa
as
foJJows:
xnium
barometer
reading
at
lev
'
0,595
on
December
10.
'
Mlntaum
barometer
reading
at
efJe
ye1,
290.29
m
December
22.
r
"m
Jn,Pcratu
reading,
wn
December
2.
-z11"?1
,temjrature
reading,
"puer
30.
temperature
for
month
396
Total
precipitation,
13.84
Inches.
Total
sunshine,
41.7
hours.
.
,
M3V
milm
...4
i
t
.
w"'a
velocity,
40
"'UC5
soumeast'
December
4.
rendered
by
Betty,
Ann
and
Mar-
gery
Loper
and
a
piano
duet
was
.given
by
Gladys
Rnmpimi
wh
Evelyn
Nicholls.
A
vocal
solo.
'ThP
VJJlage
Choir,"
was
sung
by
HU-
bert
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Roy
Jewell
sang
"Deck
the
Hall."
"Hang
Up
Your
Stockings"
and
"Santa
Claus
is
Coming."
Mrs.
M.
F,
Nourse
accompanied
the
carol
singing,
Victor
Jafeito
sang
'Away
in
a
Manger"
and
Glen
Valde,
"Jingle
Bells.."
A
recitation
was
given
by
Bessie
Anderson.
The
primary
class
of
the
Sunday
School
gave
a
playlet
entitled
"Bringing
Our
j
outs."
A
cantata,
"Heart
of
the
Bells,"
was
the
crowning
event
of
the
evening.
It
was
presented
by
the
choir
and
Sunday
School.
At
the
close
of
the
program
ents
of
the
Sunday
School
chlld-Iren
and
members
of
the
choir.
START
BREN
GUNS
MELBOURNE,
Jan.
2:
(CP)
After
long
delays
with
equipment,
Australian
manufacture
of
Brcn
Quns
for
the
British
forces
will
start
early
ln
1041.
...t.if-a,r.iV..,,!,
SOCIETY
COMEDY
"Susan
and
God,"
With
Joan
Craw-1
ford
And
Frederick
March,
,
Showing
At
Capitol
Theatre
"Susan
and
God,"
picturlzation
of
a
noted
stage
hit.
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
and
Thursday
with
Joan
Crawford
and
Frederick
March
co-
i
starred.
This
is
the
story
of
a
social
gadabout
who
adopts
a
new
fadj
and
insists
on
trying
to
convert
i
her
friends,
only
to
make
a
muddle
of
her
own
life
and
theirs.
j
The
picture
blends
hilarious
comedy
with
highly
dramatic
situations.
There
is
scintillating
dialogue.
Latest
distinctive
fashions
highlight
the
production
and
will
be
of
particular
interest
to
women.
Mls3
Crawford
pla
y
Lhs
part
of
the
society
wife.
Frederick
March
is
the
husband.
Rita
Qulgley.
young
newcomer
to
the
screen,
Is
tlje
lovely,
unwanted
dsuhter
Rose
Hobart
is
a
Long
Island
hostess
at
whose
home
much
of
the
action
takes
place.
Bruce
Cabot
Is
a
young
sportsman
who
is
in
love
with
the
daughter.
j
MIDWINTER
j
SEABATHS
Port
Simpson
Folk,
After
Last
Sunday,
Think
About
Starting
Polar
Bear
Club
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
2:
Port
Simpson
folks
are
talking
about
organizing
a
Pola-
Bsar
Club
following
events
of
last
Sunday.
That
afternoon
residents
of
Port
Simpson
were
amazed
to
see
Dr.
Wnitlng
cavorting
about
in
the
water
off
one
of
the
village's
lovely
beaches.
As
he
emerged,
they
wer
surprlsd
to
see
that
he
was
fully
clad
and
that
the
swim
had
been
quite
unintended.
But
that
was
not
all.
A
short
time
later
another
splash
broke
the
surface
of
the
still
waters.
This
time
a
head
appeared
and
a
burst
of
Chinese
words
rent
the
air.
Dong
Duck,
the
hospital
laundry-man,
had
taken
a
midwinter,
like
his
employer
being
also
full
clad.
Both
Dr.
Whiting
and
Dong
Duck
had
slipped
from
the
icy
decks
of
the
cruiser
Sunbeam
III.
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Coltoi.,
D.CPh.C.
Wallace
Block.
Phone
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fc
r
Notice
!
Confeotionery
Store
closed
all
day
Wednesday,
January
1st,
1911
and
open
until
6
p.m.
Thursday,
January
2,
1911.
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVERSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
416
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of
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with
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RUFEUT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-Conditloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
WINTER
EXCURSION
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VANCOUVER
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7:00
and
n
20
to
IS
I
Ltd.
British
Columbia
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Kldf.
To
Our
Many
Patrons
and
Friends
wc
Extend
A
Very
Happy
New
Year
THE
SEAL
COVE
TRUCKING
AND
TRANSPORTATION
CO.
-AND-
32
-TAXI-"
"RUPERT
BRAND"
SOLE
FILLETS
Cellophane
Wrapped
No
Waste
25e
per
lb.
Obtainable
at
STERLING
FOOD
MARKETS
LTD
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
BULKLEY
MARKET
Also
served
at
the
Boston
and
Commodore
Cafe
Smoked
and
Cured
Fish'
available
at
the
above
Stores
Packed
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Gold
Storage
Trince
Rupert
Co.
FRESH
SHRIMP
Dally
After
4:39
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'
DOCK