Moose
Women
Off
Exciting
Concert
.
Joint
Recital
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
Friday,
October
27,
1950
F7l
Canadian
Legion
W.A.
Card
Parly
A
capacity
house
filled
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
Wednesday
night,
when
12
tables
were
in
To
Prince
George
tUtffllfr
4ai
Women
-of
th
Mora
Prince
Rupert
are
leaving
nignts
train
to
attend
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At.
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of
the
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a
nuAitiaiJ
card
party.
.
Winners
were:
Bridge
Ladies'
hieh
Mr
r.
Is
Memorable
I
Maxim
Schapiro
and
Luigi
1
Silva
Captivate
Prince
Rupert
Audience
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The
privilege
or
hearing
two
concert
masters
of
the
stature
in
,
fame
of
Maxim
Schapiro,
pianist,
and
Luigl
Silva,
'cellist,
would
be
an
exciting
event
for
the
most
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discriminating
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Regents
at
Prince
George
on
Sunday.
The
party
consists
of
Deputy
Grand
Regent
Mrs.
J.
KaSDer
Mrs
S
Hancran
Mr
.T
IW.
Egerson;
men's
high,
Mrs.
Montgomery
(playing
as
a
man.)
Whist
Ladles'
hifrh
Thompson,
Mrs.
B.
J.'
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
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or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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a,
iviun-
cey.
The
last
mentioned
will
receive
her
cap
of
achievement,
bestowed
on
her
for
credits
as
senior
regent
for
the
past
year,
and
also
act
as
conference
Page;
men's
high,
A.
E.
Chester-son.
Cribbage-Uadies'
high,
Mrs.
Norton;
men's
high,
R.
McLean.
"Supper
was
served
by
the
Hays
Cove
Sewing
Circle
convener!
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Dwvu
UltlOlt
lovers
in
even
the
la.gest
oi
cities,
let
alone
one
of
the
size
of
Prince
Rupert.
But
that
was
what
happened
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
last
night
and
It
was
a
flight
into
the
i
nut
rii
m
a
t
a
'i
jIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAIL?
NEWS
PAYS!
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley.
Her
staff
v.
as
Mrs.
H.
Speers,
Mrs.'ColUns.
Mrs.
Adelman.
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook,
Mrs.
W.
Murdock.
Passengers
sailing
from
here
on
the
Princess
Louise
last
nignt
were
G.
F.
Snowdon,
J.
C.
Mose-
ALL
AROUND
SERVICE
TEMPORARY
POSTING
Brig.
J-,
D.
B.
(Des)
Smith,
C.B.E.,
.D.S.O..
38,
of
Ottawa
has
been
named
quarter-master-general
of
the
Canadian
Army
on
a
temporary
basis.
Brig.
Smith,
shown
In
thi
Canadian
Army
photo,
will
replace
MaJ.-Gen.
Elliott
Rodger
who
will
take
the
1351
coulee
at
the
Irnierial
Defence
College
in
the
United
Kingdom.
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PHOTO)
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a
group
of
thirteen
numuiu,
mr.
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Mrs.
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In
1949
Canadians
spent
$1,270,000,000
in
food
stores,
of
which
$300,000,000
wax
dnpn).
n
classics
long
to
be
remembered
by
all
who
went
to
see
and
tear.
The
audience
was
disappointing
in
size
although
It
lacked
nothing
In
appreciation
and
for
good
reason
too.
The
music
was
of
superb
technical
value,
dramatically
presented
and
the
two
top
flight
artists
worked
In
r.r-fect
accord
and
co-ordination.
Since
'cello
music
of
such
merit
Is
seldom
avai.-able,
Mr.
Shaoiro
heroically
yielded
the
honor
of
the
limelight
to
Mr
Silva
and
assumed
the
role
of
"accompanist"
for
the
evening
but,
while
it
was
Mr.
Silva
's
show,
the
audience
expressed
Its
acclaim
fnr
BROADWAY
CAFE
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Liiaiii
stores.
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1
mooarui
bits,
and
demonstrator!
I
his
interpretative
genius
in
full
j
value.
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Then
It
was
something
'"to
re-;
member,"
indeed,
,
when
he
changed
his
program
to
present
Chopin's
"Polonaise
in
A
Flat"
In
its
full
and
powerful
arrangement,
yielding
to
insistent
encore
demand
with
a
popular
Chopin
'Nocturne."
i
Returning
to
the
stage
Mr.
Silva
ran
the
whole
chromatic
gamut,
accentuating
novel
lowe;
string
.
effects,
with
Blochs
haunting
"Meditation
Hebraique"
and
following
on
with
Schubert
"t
Faure
Paintings
Are
Acclaimed
There
was
a
steady
stream
of
Best
Food'
TMI
:
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1.:
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'
visitors
yesterday
afternoon
and
last
evening
to
the
ladies'
lounae
'AND
NEXT
TO
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
ajn'."
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
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l"Valses
Nobles
and
Sentiment-!
I
IHillll
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'
ales
and
trieir
clear
harmonics
The
familiar
Chopin
"NDcturne
,in
E
Fat
gave
opportunity
for
an
of
fthe
Civic
Centre
to
admire
those
new
autumnal
oil
paintings
and
blacks-and-whites
of
Miss
Jeanne
Faure,
Prince
Rupert's
outstanding
artist.
The
gallery
is
open
again
this
afternoon
and
evening
and
it
was
announced
last
evening
that,
for
the
particular
benefit
of
school
mm
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t
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PHONE
79
exposition
oi
remarkably
per
PHONE
79
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fect
tone
effects
and
then
came
something
unique
and
enrbsnt-ing
in
Popper's
"Spinning
Song"
with
Its
succession
o:
oiid
effects.
WW
cniidren.
It
would
continue
tomorrow.
Most
of
tri
nainttn.rc
(including
the
baffling
'on
,
the
i
bridge"
bowing.
have
been
sold
but
all
will
remain
on
the
walls.
until
the
dis
play
is
over.
1
AND
CLASSICAL
TOO!
the
former
when
he
offered
a
group
of
soles
between
the
two
di'.et
sessions.
Vibrant
and
tense
drama
cf
interpretation
and
remarkable
degree
of
technical
execution
combine
to
make
Mr.
Silva
a
unique
and
invigorating
master
of
his
instrument
a
1694
Cremona
of
genuirs
Italian
vintage.
'The
instrument
cost
.
$20,000
and
the
bow
$1200).
He
opened
his
program
with
the
soft,
resounding
"Chaconne"
by
Vltall
and
moved
on
to
the
alternately
pensive
and
sharp
"Allegro
and
Mlnuetto"
with
variations
by
Haydn.
Howevsr,
It
was
in
the
iramatic
ecstasy
of
three
movements
of
Grieg's
beautiful
"Son-nta
fnr
CeUo
and
Piano"
with
its
haunting
tones
that
he
seemingly
himsrlf
and
completely
carried
away
the
audience.
The
fine
piano
work
of
Mr.
S:hapiro
was
by
no
means
lost
upon
the
.spellbound
audience.
The
profound
musicianship
of
this
virtuoso
was
a
compl-'ment
if
most
lmnrwlve
character.
MR.
PCHAPIRO'S
SOLOS
'
Mr.
Schaniro
chose
for
his
solo
numbers
the
expressive
rustic
tune
and
dance
Tchaikovsky
selection
"Doumka
and
in
Mil-haud's
"L'Album
de
Madame
fljantmnt
1
A
one-string
fantasy
on
a
theme.
'
from
Rossini's
opera
"Moses"
brought
the
scheduled
program
to
a
close
but,
althouer
sailing
time
was
near
and
Mr.
Schapiro
had
to
get
away,
thr
audience
was
insistent
and
Mr
Silva
gave
them
"La
Fanta
Ma:
ata"
by
his
personal
f
rl"
"
,k
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Choose
them
trom
the
largest
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