Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
15,
1950
PLEASE
CUP
THIS.
FOB
FUTPBE
REFERENCE
PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
DISTRICT
MUSIC
AND
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
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Namet!
Junior
Boys
'Xmas
Party
MAY
2-3-41951
MAY
2-3-4
1951
ONTO
Eighty-six
Car.-,
The
junior
boys
of
Kup-Rec
SYLLABUS
f
bred
were
nominaiea
mr.neia
ineir
cnristmas
party
in
the
Bu
running
of
the
King's
j
common
lounne
of
the
Civic
Cen-Canacla's
turf
classic,
next,tre
Friday
afternoon
under
the
It
is
the
biggest
number
leadership
of
thei.
Instructress
I
history
of
the
1
ace.
Miss
Gloria
Sather,
provinces
are
represented.
They
played
games
such
as
Columbia
has
the
Pacific
bingo,
darts
and
pencil
games.
f
Lady
worth
and
Harry
P.izes
were
awarded
to
the
wln-jpn's
Wide
Man.
Iners.
PIANOFORTE
(Continued)
-
-
i
ril
-
a
Price
Price
JUNIOR
CHORAL.
CLASSES
Class
1
Grade
1:
Singing
tames
or
action
gongs.
Own
selections.
Tune
limit
7
mjnutes.
Class
Z
Grade
2:
Singing
games
or
actjon
songs.
Own
selections.
Time
limit
7
mjnutes.
The
boys
then
had
a
larne
lunch,
with
plenty
of
sandwiches,
cookies,
cakes,
and
soft
drinks.
Thev
sanif
Xmas
Carols
and
exchanged
gifts.
!ort
Shots
Mass
4rae
i:
(a)
The
Boot
House
(Williams)
(b)
Own
selection
X3ramf
1S4
.JS
JOE
DAVIS
Tonight
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Brownwoods
of
the
City
Senior.
Basketball
League
will
again
have
a
chance
to
even
things
up
with
Co-Op
In
the
battle
for
front
position
in
that
section.
They
Will,
however,
be
without
the
services
of
Ray
Spring
who
is
at
Ketchikan
with
Bo-Me-Ht
on
the
schools'
annual
Jaunt
to
the
Alaskan
city.
Co-Op
is
looking
to
Joe
Davis
for
a
big;
lift
In
maintaining
their
honors.
There
wiJl
be
no
Intermediate
game
either
this
evening
so
the
senior
tussle
will
start
approximately
an
hour
earlier.
jri;:an
League
players
vir-F'
iTvi-st'd"
the'
re;ord
book
I,
when
no
fewer
than
07
league
and
American
School
Concert
Colorful
Affair
.20
.50
.20
.60
.35
.20
.25
.65
mariu
were
mokt-n
ui
i
1
1.
i
,
le
sma.sning
asaumi
on
fielding
and
pltchinj
Fairyland
ana
mushroom,
an
increase
of
32
over
Santa
Claus
and
toys,
Canada
ajinuer
registered
in
1949,
and
people,
carols
and
voices,
flighted
by
the
first
visit
iarae
to
life
lust
night
in
the
mnrto
tn
Ratlin
in
Civic
Centre
oleasina
the
Dar-
J
game
the
Bed
Sox
wonlents
of
King
Edward
School
;ers,
and
a
dancing
ring
of
pa
20-4
count,
then
followed
ennuren
ai
me
annual
scnooi
jama-clad
children
to
keep
Santa
ill
a
m-
'
wai,
aeiu
t
...
hnmp
1
marks
into
the
books
Hecent
ncaun
troubles
attnej
.
bathina
suit
in
Lped
raise
to
22
the
num-
School
didn't
stop
the
300
rt,
,-
JJ
l
major
league
records
dents
from
playing
for
their,
low
who
receiveq
an
opening,
...
it.aMaA
K
to
this
skit
directed
ii.
Cas
81
Solo
(2B)
:
Under
10
years.
(a)
The
Garden
of
Music
No.
10
Diversion
(Greenhlll)....Nov.
b)
Own
selection
Class
32
Solo
3C):
Under
11
years.
(a)
Chinese
Lanterns
(Melecci)-..-
,
.Western
8013
(b)
Own
selection
Class
S3r!-Solo
(4C):
Under
J2
years.
(ai
The
Piper
of
Spring
(GreenhlH)
Nov.
lb)
Own
selection
CJass
34
Solo
(5C):
Under
13
years.
(a)
Holiday
Suite
"The
Train"
(Foot)
Western
8801
(b)
Own
selection
Class
35
SoJp
6C):
Under
14
years.
(a)
Country
Dance
(Ireland)
Curwen
9145
lb)
Own
selection
Class
36
Solo
7C):
Under
15
years.
(a)
Shooting
the
Rapids
(Dawes)
LGB
UPT
31
b
Own
selection
"
Class
37
Solo
(8B:
Under
16
years.
(a)
Musical
Box
(Braithwaite)
Curwen
9318
(b)
Own
selection
Class
38
Solo
8D):
Under
17
years.
(a)
Erotlkon
Op.
43
No.
5
(Glleg)
-
ib)
Own
selection
Class
39
Solo
HOC):
Open.
(a)
Intermezzo
In
E
Flat
(Brahms)
Nv-
(b)
Own
selection
Class
40
Solo:
Open.
Selection
of
one
Prelude
and
Fugue,
from
Bach's
"Well
Tempered
Clavichord."
Class
41
Duet:
Under
12
years:
one
piano,
four
hands.
(a)
Pavanesque
(Rowley)
Western
9003
Class
42
Duet:
Under
16
years:
one
piano,
four
bands.
(a)
Nautical
Toccata
(Rowley)
-Curwerj
9715
Class
42
Duet:
Open:
one
piano,
four
hands.
Barcarolle
(Rowley
-
...Curwen,
9714
Class
44
Duet:
Open:
two
pianos,
four
hands.
,
(a)
Sonata
(Pasquinl)
-
wov-
.
VIOLIN
Class
45
olo
iZU)
:
Contestant
to
be
enrolled
in
Grade
1
or
2
f
fhe
Royal
Conservatory
or
equivalent.
(a)
Lullapy
(E.
M.
Lee)
Harris
(fe)
Qwn
selection
Class
46
Solo
(SC)
:
Contestant
enrolled
a
either
Grade
3
r
4,
la)'
The
Poll's
Dance
IBJachlord)
Harris
(b)
Own
selection
Class
47
Solo
(5B)
:
Contestant
enrolled
in
Grade
5.
(a)
Perpetuum
Mobile
(Warner)
.Harris
lb)
Own
selection
Class
48
Solo
(6A):
Contestant
enrolled
In
Grade
P.
.
(a)
Simple
Romance
I
Von
Kunltsi
Harris
(b)
Own
selection
Class
49
Solo
(7C
:
Open.
la)
Kuyawiak
lWljentawskJ)...
.,...,.,......,,..,.
Harris
scenes
Class
Grade
:
-
la
Strawberry
fair
(Goujd-Sharp)
-Ciwwen
T9027
.1?
lb)
Own
selection
Class
5
Grade
5:
(a)
The
Caravan
(Rathbpne)
Am.
478
.15
b)
Own
selection
flas
trad.
S:
la)
Cuckoo
Bonn
(Bllenko)
Western
6203
.10
(b)
Own
selection
.
Class
7
Grade
7-8:
()
The
Ash
Drove
JSharpe)
LCB
64
.10
b
Own
selection
Class
t
High
School
Cfioir,
Girls
or
Mixed
Vtef,
i
(a)
Elegy
for
Summer
(Kurth)
Western
2032
.10
b)
Own
selection
Class
9
Rural
Elementary
Schools:
1
to
4
rooms,
ajl
grades.
(a
The
Merry
Autumn
Days
(Dunhill).
...'.....
4rn.
817
.12
.
.
.
.
-
.
(b)
Own
selection
Class
10
School
or
Church
Boys'
Choir:
voices
unchanged;
any
number.
.
(a)
Jim.
the
Carter
Lad
(Alb(no).,
.Western
108
.12
(Descant
optional)
;
'
(b)
Own
selection
Class
11
Selected
School
Chorus:
contestants
frprn
Grades
1
t
8.
(a)
Welcome,
Sweet
Pleasure
(Rowley)
Western
2015
.12
b)
Own
selection
Class
12
Junior
Choirs:
Open
to
ll
other
than
Public
School
Choirs.
Girls,
or
boys
aod
girls,
under
18.
(a)
Prayer
of
Thanksgiving
(Anderson
arr.)...
Western
1038
-IP
ib)
Own
selection
ADULT
CHORAL
CLASSES
Class
13
Mixed
Voices
(Open),
24
volets
or
less,
over
IB
years.
la)
Dear
Lord
and
Father
of
jviankind
iParry-
Chambers
)....-
Noy.
M?
1175
.15
lb)
Own
selection
'
Class
14
Male
Voices
(Open),
24
voices
or
(ess.
(a)
Two
selections
own
ehoee
l.Qrus.es
of
contrasting
character
Class
15
Female
Voices
(Open),
24
votees
or
less.
(a)
Two
selections
qwn
clwice
choruses
of
contrasting
character
Class
16
Trio,
female
voices.
greeting
from
Principal
R.
G.
Moore.
the
American
League
rcc
The
student
announcer,
Derek
Mrs.
Andrews
and
played
by
Grades
3
and
4.
Gaily
dancing
for
the
"King
of
the
Dwarfs,"
who
slipped
out
of
his
mushroom
house
to
play
r
.75
5
.65
.75
by
his
tnvision
was
one
nia.-K
1
Ailen,
was
introduced
I
showed
how
big
a
year
teacher,
Joe
Qoscoe.
16
for
long
ban
hitters.
A
Enterlng
directly
into
the
holl
llicuii
marx
oi
vn
noineii
day
theme,
Mr.
Qoscoe's
grade
"
7.
.
.
'.,,,
fairies
had
an
"Elves
Holiday."
5
c
anr,
a
muslc
clas
i
harmonized
a
I
tublished,
90
more
than
1
l-ague
mark
of
P83,
set
"Good
King
Wenceslaus"
and
JO.
The
league
had
10
play-
..LllUe
Slar
of
Bethlehem,"
as
fho
hit
20
or
mure
homers
we
as
piaylng
fiutophone
selec-jfn,
a
total
tying
a
major
tlong
i
mark.
Three
teams
e.stab-1
Th'is
same
choiri
whose
volMg
I
new
homer
totals
for
blL.n(lj.d
so
well
was
heard
be.
fcives,
Cleveland
with
164,tw(,en
ucls
KhwA
re.
Directed
bv
Miss
Patterson
and
Miss
Robertson,
the
Grades
2
and
3
classes
danced
and
played
a
rhythmn
band.
In
a
patriotic
theme,
the
concert
closed
with
a
"Canada
Pageant"
acted
by
Mr.
Freeman
and
Mr.
Moore's
Grades
5
and
6
classes.
50
Ill
Willi
1111
Oliu
i-"i-6
PdrflillB-!
io
S3
The
homer
section
alsoi
In
"Little
Boy
and
Girl
Land"
Christmas
toys,
wound
up
with
'
.60
Juuiter
and
Her
mi.
w.uB.v.
u.
iB&
Father
Time
,
tJlller
lime,
.,.,.i,i...,i
i
i;f
Th
knt.
Joe
DlMagglo
list
a
"first"
Washington,
where
he
hit
I
homers
in
one
game,
the
f
player
ever
to
turn
that
Sim
the
spacious
Nat
park.
Curwen
71230
.)
no
Majesty,
Canada,
was
brought
by
her
pages
to
the
throne.
The
messenger.
Mercury,
sped
with
a
microphone
to
each
of
the
many
representatives
of
Cana
(a)
O
Hush
Thee,
My
Baby
(suiuvan-
Fletcher)
-
lb)
Own
choice
Class
17
Quartette:
Male
Voices.
(a)
The
Winter,
It
Is
past
iRobertson)
(b)
Own
selection.
auuiaiitj
Lunii
inc.
nit
juvn
ln-the-box
bobbed
up;
dolls
dunced;
elht
soldier
boys
stepped
out
as
the
drummer
played.
Cheery
rays
of
Joy
sung
from
red,
green,
white,
blue
and
yel-
..Curwen
50J551
j2
performances
of
Phil
New
York
and
Hoot
Eve.-s
.60
1
v
1
da's
provinces,
industries,
and
arts
that
came
to
pay
homage
ttroit
added
new
marks
to;luw
candles
wearing
golden-yel
to
their
nneen.
liUK,
1
TIC
1AI1KCC
S(IUlWUIiun-t
i,uuj,
"
li.shed
a
new
league
mark
'by
Miss
Caldwell's
grade
four
As
Father
Time
handed
trte
B
chances
at
snort
witnoui
i
ciass.
key
of
th-3
new
nation
to
Her
ble
and
one
of
58
straight
I
Singing
the
ABCs
and
Mother
.12
Majesty,
h
expressed
what
the
Goose
nursery
rhymes,
the
bedtime
story-book
children
came
to
i
ss
games
at
the
position.
,
blond
outfield
ace
of
the
set
a
new
league
record
life
playing
tneir
pari
ior
Mrs.
0
for
an
outfielder,
hav-
Santa
Claus
before
leaving
with
.12
actors
had
already
portrayed,
the
wealth
and
Importance
of
Canada
since
Confederation.
Piano
accompaniment
for
the
concert
was
'ov
Mrs.
G.
E.
Freeman.
Ushering
was
done
by
the
school's
Parent
-Teacher
Association,
with
F.
E.
Anfielrt
as
floor
(b)
Own
selection
Cfasf
68
Duet
:
Under
13.
(a)
Barcarolle
(Offenboch)
Class
51-Puet:
Under
15.
.
(a)
Berceuse
de
Jocelyn
iOodaro)
(.
INSTRUMENTAL
GROUPS
and
MISCELLANEOUS
'
Class
82
Military
Band:
Open;
-
'
(Own
selections.
Time
limit
10
mlrwiU;.
(For
adjudication
only.)
Class
53
Orchestra:
Open-
,
'
Own
selections.
Time
limit
19
minutes.
(For
adjudication
only.)
Class
64
Rhythm
Band,
pupil
conducting.
Adult
may
play
piano
part.
Own
selections
two
of
contrasting
character.
Class
55
Pre-Band
Instrumental
Group:
Cpen.
Two
selections
own
choice.
Class
56
Pipe
Organ
:
Novice
Class,
under
21.
1
a
.
Andante
In
F
(Shepherd
)
Pressor
18089
(b)
Own
selection
H
chances
and
making
Santa.
At
"Litue
Boy
Blue,
come
K'lie
error.
2
Blow
Your
Horn,"
the
audience
laughed
for
fun.
There
was
Little
Miss
Muffet,
Jack
and
Jill
it
her
Det
roller,
Gerry
.13
ana
ail
or
me
nursery
rnyii.c
i
Th.
HlrhtpH
Civic
participated
tn
150
dou-
even
people,
Ditll-DUll
Ulttlfl
.
f
lys
to
break
a
major
league,
SnP(,0
Center
Christmas
tree
was
erected.
really
they
were1
But
ior
second
.sackers.
while
i
M)ss
jajt.s
class
of
Grade
Ones.
VOCAL
SOLOS
AND
DUTS
'
18
Solo:
Girl
or
boy.
aecompanied
by
girt
or
boy
under
2
ypars
to
be
judged
as
a
team.
(a)
By
the
River
ipunhill)
-
...Arp.
81
lb)
Own
selection
1
ft
Solo:
Qirl
or
boy,
accompanied
by
girt
r
bpy,
1?
tp
18
years
to
be
Judged
as
a
team.
(a)
Ask
if
Yon
Damask
Rose
Harwell
.
Noy.
S8770
(b)
Own
selection
2)
Solo:
tjjrl,
8
ad
under
11.
(a)
The
pream
Man
iBury).....
Arn.
393
(b)
Own
selection
21
Solo:
Qir),
11
and
under
13.
(a)
fy
Little
Whit
Boat
Q
IDunhill)
Arn
88
"
(b)
Own
selection
22
Solo:
Girl,
13
and
under
15.
(a)
Blossoms
of
the
Night
(Farjeon).
Affl.
13
23
Solo:
Girl,
15
and
under
17.
(a)
Contentment
Moaart)
ffoy.
B8380
(b)
Rwn
selection
v
24
So
1
Girl.
17
n4
under
19.
la)
Say,
?
Who
Borrow
(Mozart)
(bt
Own
selection
25
Solo:
Boy.
under
11
years.
(a)
The
Hayloft
(Rhodes)
Arn.
w
lb)
Own
selection
24
Solo:
Boy,
11
sind
under
14.
a
O,
For
the
Wings
of
a
Dove
Meid)elssph
b)
Own
selection
'
27
Duet:
Girls.
Boy
or
Mixed,
under
16
'
years,
la)
The
Dream
Seller
ilfieY
Western
8913
lb)
Own
selection
,
2a'oUVlecUoii)s
0Wi
choice
q1q
of
contrasting
character.
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
,W
.18
40
S
Luke
ADDimg.
Winaini:
r.ffii
.nici
man
hnri
in
Rreat
career
that
spanned
Msg
perry.s
Qrade
One
class
decades,
played
20
games
ic.it
to
boost
his
all-time
rec-
DRAMA
tutal
to
2218
games
at
the
PLAYS
j.m,
a
major
league
main
lis
to
last
a
long
while.
.10
that
sung
and
acted
the
Nativity
Scene.
Wise
men
and
shepherds,
angels
and
baby
Jesus
were
in
the
scene
with
a
background
of
choir
boys
in
white
raiment
and
black
paper
ties.
"Work!
work!
work!"
complained
Santa
Claus
to
Mrs.
Claus.
Instead
of
staying
for
Christ
m
,
:
-J-
i
if
;
.15
'Hospitality
and
mas,
or
at.
nick
waniea
to
ko
i
to
California
and
lie
in
the
sun
Class
1
Up
to
and
including
Grade
YIU
in
the
schools,
or
members
of
artf
organized
group
other
than
within
the
schools:
age
limit,
16
years.
Class
2
Grade
IX
and
ud:
within
the
schools.
Class
3
Adult
or
Open
Class.
ELOCUTION
Class
I
Grade
1,
2,
or
8.
Time
limit
2
minutes.
Class
8
Grade
4,
5.
or
6
Time
limitr-3
minutes.
Class
3
Grade
7
or
8.
Time
limit
3
minutes.
1
For
each
of
these
classes
the
participant,
will
recite
,8
suitable
story
pr
poem
selected
by
himself
or
his
taphr.
CHORAL
SPEAKING
Class
1
Grade
1,
2,
or
3,
or
any
combination
thereof.
Class
2
Grade
4,
5,
or
6,
or
any
combination
thereof.
Class
-Grade
7
or
8
or
apy
combination
thereof.
The
selection
of
poem
or
story
to
be
presented
Is
to
be
made
by
the
teacher.
Each
group
to
be
directed
by
a
teacher
or
student.
DANCING
Envies
for
solo
or
group
dancing
will
foe
accepted.
Dancing
will
be
non-competitive
and
for
adjudication
only.
by
the
beach."
No
sooner
had
Mrs.
Claus
packed
his
bathing
suit,
when
an
elf,
John,
brought
a
workshop
worker.
Brownie,
to
try
to
keep
Ranta
from
going
south.
But
Good
Food
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
PIANOFORTE
(Oradings
by
Roya)
Conservatory
of
Toronto
are
indicate
In
parenttje3.
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selection
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face,
sup
posedly
burnt
by
California
sun,
it
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years
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ENTRY
FORM
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Name
of
class
entered...:
No-
Name
of
incJiyidual
or
group
entering
Number
of
participants
who
will
attend
the
Festival...
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Entries
must
be
In
the
hands
Qf
the
Secretary
by
March
1
1951
Fifty
cents
(50c)
is
the
charge
for
individuals
entering
and
$1.00
the
charge
for
group
entries.
This
?ves
admission
to
the
Festival
only
for
.the
session
at
which
the
entry
is
to
be'
perfof
We4.
All
entries
are
competitive
where
there
Is
one
or
more
ntrv
in
a
class,
unless
otherwise
stated
n
the
syllabus.
Billet
will
be
arranged
for
out-of-town
contestant.
MUSIC
Music
Is
to
be
obtained
from
-Western
Music
Ltd.,
570
Seymour
Street,
aucouver.
B-C
Pf5
K""5
composer
and
eatatogue
number
.
listed
in
the
syllabus,
when
ordering.
DRAMA.
Lists
of
approved
plays
are
available
for
all
classes
It
Is
not
necessary
to
choose
from
the
list.
The
Drama
Adjudicator
must
be
supplied
with
a
copy
of
each
play
produced
twenty-four
hours
before
its
presentation.
List
ot
plays
and
further
wjjlry
forms
wi".
be
sent
OJi
application.
Address
aU
eanrespendenc
to:
The
Secretary,
.
Music
and
Prama
Festival,
Box
1727.
PBINCE
HVtWT,
a
Name
of
own
selection
(To
be
in
the
adjudicator'
hn(s
24
hours
before
the
performance.)
If
there
is
any
time
between
JOtOQ
a.m.
nd
10:00
p.m,
on
May
2,
3
or
4
yhtek
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unsuitable
for
your
mlormW'
please
state
St
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fKE
lamiliar
jingling
bells,
the
h-iendly,
happy,
bustling
crowds,
thronging
stores
and
shops,
seeking
gifts
lor
ihn
loved
ones,
all
remind
us
of
Amount
of
entry
fee
enclosed
,
t
Do
you
wish
an
accompanist
supplied
Name
of
person
In
charge
of
the
entry
jli.e.,
conductor)1..
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REARDEN
Clever
centre
Carroll
College
quintet
lying
here
next
Wednesday
'.ainst
the
local
all-stars.
I
the
holiday
lust
ahead
At
this
time
of
the
year
a
charge
account
becomes
especially
helpful.
Avail
youreeU
of
this
convenience
by
paying
your
charge
accounts
promptly
on
or
before
the
tenth
ol
the
month
and
installment
accounts
on
the
due
dates.
inn
vtriDQ
Ann
jMfred
Tennyson
was
named
t
Laureate
of
Britain
by
en
Victoria
in
1850,
pn
the
'th
of
William
Wordsworth.
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TRACE
REMAINS
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