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"It's
In)
The
Groove"
Provides
Good
Tonic
For
Troops.
By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT
"It's
In
The
Groove."
Vancouver's
latest
Service
Shows
ottering,
Is
strictly
potato
salad
and
it
certainly
pleased
the
audience
Sunday
night
in
th
Capitol
Theatre.
What
1
mean
Is,
for
you
uninitiated,
it's
one
of
the
best
variety
shows
to
have
co.r.e
cur
way
from
the
South.
It
has
Interest
and
balance
al
most
all
the
way
throusrh
appearance,
she
was
dressed
in
As
master
of
ceremonies.
Ray
Tsmar
Rnmaln.
fire
f
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kilUe
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0ut"t
and
not
jk
du
uiuuuui.ru
Don
Flynn,
the
accompanist
to
(he
party.
Don
has
been
up-this
ray
before
and
is
a
very
able-
musician
and,
if
I
may
say
so,
def'nitely
decorative.
Phyllis
and
Doreen,
two-pretty
young
brunettes
of
.the
Strand
School
of
dancing
which
has
sfnt
so
many
lovely
teams
up
here,
came
out
In
a
smart
military
taps
number.
Later
on
In
the
program
they
did
a
South
American
R&umba
and
an
Hawaiuian
hula
dance,
accompanied
by
a
chorus
of
well
meaning-
wolves;
narry
uooui
was
next
In
a
each
one
over
excellently.
Harry
iias
iminiie
versatility
and
a
rich
voice
which
he
lends
with
amazing
variety
to
any
type
of
song.
He
used
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
and,
while
here,
helped
us
out
with
a
great
many
concerts.
His
heart
was
always
In
show
business
and,
now
that
he
has
been
discharged
from
the
services
for
reasons
of
health,
it
Is
nice
to
see
him
doing
the
work
he
loves.
:
Although
lovely
Hilda
McLennan
played
only
concert
and
popular
ballad
numbers
on
her
violin,
she
held
her
audience
spellbound
with
her
artistry
on
that
instrument.
And
well
she
might
for
Hilda
is
a
full
time
member
of
the
famous
Vancouver
Symphony
Orchestra
and
has
had
the
privilege
of
being
conducted
"by
such
well
known
maestros
as
Arthur
Benjamin
and
Howard
Barlow.
Her
first
offering,
was
"Frasclta"
followed
by
"A
Kiss
in
the1
Dark"
and
the
popular
Tea
for
Two."
For
her
second
appearance
later
In
the
program
she
played
a
medley
of
Victor
Heibert
tunes,
"Sleepy
Lagoon,"
"When
Day
Is
Done"
and
finally
that
popular
tune
of
the
last
war
"My
Buddy."
Hilda
was-
mast
generous-
in
her
encores
and
her
selections
were
well
designed
to
appeal
to
everyone.
And
then
came
Mary
Mac!
She
is
Vancouver's
own
Kate
Smith
and
worth;
her
poundage-!
in
personality.
She's
full
of
life
and
as
jolly
as
all
get
out
and
gets
her
audience
singing
the
words
of
the
old
favorites
and
enjoying
doing
so.
For
her
first
I
only
was
she
Lauder
but
also
iunnier
than
anythinn
we've
seen
In
a
long
while;
All
the
beloved
old
songsjwere
there
"Bonny
Bonnie
Lassie,"
"The
Wiggle
Maggie
Waggle
o'
the
Kilt,"
"Romin'
in
the
Gloamln',"
"A-
Wee.
Deoch
'n
Doris"
and
a
comical
one
about
"MacPher-son's
Rehearsln'
lo
swing
wi
all
the
bonny
bonny
lassies
wT
kilties
on
their
chasis."
For
her
next
appearance
she-
SDeclal-
iied
In
blues
and
modern
songs.
"Shoo
Shoo
Baby"
"Mairzv
Doats,"
"No
Love.
No
Nothin'."
and
on?
son?
dedicated
specially
varied
program
of
songs,
comic,
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ballad
and
bi
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Permission
of
f
Mrs.
v
Hut-
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""-icnison
"Some
of
These
nnv
You're
Gonna
Miss
Me
Honey."
Aye,
Mary's
a
gr-rand
gur-r-1,
and
a
tonic
for
the
troops;
An
acrobatic
act
of
great
merit
Is
that
of
Ray
Romalne
and
his
pretty
wife,
Babette.
Babette
tells
me
that
they
have
only
been
doing
this
act
since1
they
were
married
two
years
ago.
They
started
prefroming
on
the
ceacnes
and
from-
there
were
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engaged
for
night
clubs
and
have
Just
returned
from
a
year's
I
work
in
the
States.
Their
timing
is
perfect
and
the
ease
with
which
they
do
their
wok
belies
the
difficulties-
behind
it.
A
charming
couple
and
a
clever
team;
Or
Harry
Booth's
next
act,
that
of
a
female
Impersonator,
I
can
only
say
that
Harry
has
talent
to
waste
and
it's
a
pity
he
does.
As
an
hilarious
finale
the
girls
come
out
on
the
stage
and
helped
by
Mary
Mae's-
singing-
directions
teach
various
members
of
the
audience
how
to
do
the
"Cokey-Okey."
A
good
show,
and
one
which
gives
us
an
appetite
for
more
where
that
comes
from.
AIYANSH
HAS
GOOD
EASTER
THE
DAILY
NCTTS
Keliflous
and
Athletic
Obsrr-vance
at
Naas
River
Village.
AIYANSH,
April
18
With
200
people
attending
from
the
surrounding
communities
of
Greenville.
Klncolith,
Port
Simpson
and
Canyon
City,
the
Easter
season
celebration
here
was-
a
great
success.
At
a
prc-Easter
bannuet
given
by
the
celebration
com.
mlttee,
the
Church
Army,
the
Alyansh
Band,
and
various
Women's
Auxiliaries,
speeches
were
made
by
Chief
Councillor
Walter
McMillan,
President
T.
NEVER
B.
Tait.
Chairman
Titus
Men-esqu,
Church
Army
Captains
S.
II.
Ell
and
P.
II.
Mercer.
Charles
Morven
and
James
Adams
of
Aiyansh,
Simon
Calder.
Samuel
Talt
and
James
Lesson
of
Greenville,
Samuel
Doolon,
Jeffrey
Benson
and
Herbrt
Doolan
of
Kincolith,
and
Herbert
Mor
rison
and
IJenry
Kelly
of
Port
Simpson.
In
Baster
Monday's
sports
field
day
Kincolith
won
the
Mencsqu
Gold
Cup
for
Basketball.
Scores
of
the
series
follow:
Kincolith
93,
Port
Simpson
40.
Alyansh
57,
Kincolith
55.
Alyansh
58,
Greenville
42.
Kincolith
was
also
the
winner
of
an
exhibition
game.
The
only
Softball
game
of
the
1
You
will
soon
be,
asked
to
do
your
share
a
bigger
share
than
Be
ever.-.
readjr
to
buy
more
VICTORY
BONDS
day
was
won
by-Port
Simpson.
Tommy
McKay
of
Part
fflmo-
son
streaked
through
the
100-
yard
dash
in
ten
seconds
flat
A
farewell
dance
and
party
was-
held
in
the
evenimr
tm.
jtative
arrangements
have
been
made
ta
have
the
nt
inter
community
celebration
t
Port
Simpson
on
May
24.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
Wuwa,
Mutual
Benefit
FOR
Health
and
Accident
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Phone
141
Pioneer
Room.
No.
0
Mrs.
Nell
McBlroy
and
two
sons,
Bobby
and
Leigh,
left
this
afternoon
on
a
trip
to
f
1
Your
CI
are
7
ar.JM;
H
u,
fW7
"SALAH
TEA
MIND
THE
BILLION
YES
billions
will
be
needed
to
carry
the
battle
into
Germany.
The
huge
stock
piles
of
materials
will
soon
diminish
when
our
troops
move
forward
from
the
invasion
beach-heads.
This
will
be
a
crucial
year
for
Canada
a
test
of
our
man-power
and
money
power
a
trial
of
our
valour,
our
endurance
and
our
self-denial.
The
call
to
full
duty
will
come
to
every
man
and
woman
at
home
this
year
the
duty
to
share
this
great
year
of
trial
with
those
abroad.
If
each
of
us
shoulders
his
full
share
the
needed
billions
will
be
raised
the
needed
support
will
be
forthcoming
for
the
knockout
blow.
What
is
your
share?
NATIONAL
WAR
FINANCE
com