fred
Hutt,
tenor
Karl
Norman
and
baritone
Boris
Fawcett
ap
and
Miss
Hutt
singing
the
"Interfering
Parrot"
and
the
voices
of
Miss
Popeski
and
Mr.
Nor
Like
You
in
Velvet"
from
the
operatta
"Lady
Madcap"
Th.n
lnen
followed
the
"H
Wednesday,
(October
6,
1948
THRILLING
MYSTERY
peared
in
costume.
-uri
K
an
:
the
"Kisslng
Wn"
after
which
VT...0"
man
mingling
in
Song."
MANCHESTER,
Eng.,
Of
r-
L
David
Peniineton
6
m
Wn.(0.
1
Commerce
Chamber
Cavalcade
of
Song
Popular
For
the
second
time
in
a
little
more
than
a
fortnight,
a
Prince
The
grier-ioaaea
prison
ana
death
scene
from
"II
Trovatore"
Jinupver.
was
only
one
facet
of
melody
of
Johann
strau"?
"Great
Waltz"
nonr.
..fUSS
Organizer
Coming
From
"Naughty
Marieta"
Miss
Hutt,
Mr.
Norman
and
Miss
the
program
which
demonstrat
"The
Unsuspected"
Is
Midweek
Feature
at
Capitol
Theatre
Here
such
favorites
as
"Tales
of
thl
with
head
injuries
which
proved
fatal,
told
his
father
he
had
fallen
from
a
tree
trying
to
rescue
a
cat.
Larry
Eckroyci
of
the
fieid
ed
the
amazing
versatility
oi
this
erouo.
of
which
Basil
Hors-
service
department
of
the
Cana
UilPr,
j
-
r
-
u..
.vwwvwb'w.j,
.
w.u
tv
uuua,
With
All
M
"Southern
Moon,
I'm
Falling
Heart,"
"Love
and
War"
-n
in
Love"
and
'Italian
Street
'Day
When
We
r.
v.
'
,.
ne
Rupert
audience
had
the
pleas
dian
Chamber
of
Commerce
A
spine-tingling
mystery
story
who
visited
this
district
a
year
ure
Tuesday
evening
of
visiting
the
opera
with
the
Horsfall
of
the
activities
of
an
arch-
,
;
-u"g
and
Song."
fall
is
producer
and
accompanist.
It
ranged
through
the
calendar
of
light
opera
beginning
PSOtl
ago
on
Chamber
of
Commerce
organizational
and
promotional
criminal
whose
havoc
goes
unchecked
and
unsuspected
until
i
UDAY
AND
with
Act
Three
of
the
fantasy
Selections
from
"The
Country
Girl"
were
"Two
Little
Chicks"
the
"Rajah
of
Bhong"
and
the
finale
of
the
first
art
in
tvVitnVi
work,
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
the
final
reel,
"The
Unsuspect
which
is
Offenbach's
"Tales
of
Singers,
a
talented
musical
group
that
made
the
.
great
musical
dramas
come
thrilling-ly
alive
to
the
350
who
were
present
in
the
Civic
Centre
audi
ed,"
thrilling
drama
centerinc
Hoffman"
and
progressing
about
a
radio
program,
is
the
-
-
-
"
...VI.
favorites
the
group
joined
as
a
chorus.
through
such
lilting
again
on
November
26
to
meet
the
local
Chamber.
Mr.
Eckroyci
will
be
driving
through
the
central
interior
following
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
feature
picture
this
Wednesday
torium.
-
as
The
ueisna,"
"Naugnty
i
and
Thursday
at
the
Capitol
Marietta,"
"The
Country
Girl,-'
The
third
section
gave
all
the
singers
greater
opportunity
for
dramatic
effect
and
onened
Not
only
did
the
varied
pro
Theatre.
Lady
Madcap,"
and
"The
Great
gram
,'Cavalcade
of
Sone"
al
Heading
the
cast
are
Claude
low
the
audience
to
hear
well
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
this
month
Vl
ADUIT
ADUIT
A
with
Karl
Norman
presenting
a
Waltz."
Then,
too,
there
were
three
songs
from
Bizet's
opera
r
f
Rains,
as
a
radio
producer,
and
fine
rendition
of
the
song
"I
and
lesser-known
operatic
airs
but
in
much
of
it
the
dramatic
Joan
Caulfield,
as
his
ward
"Carmen"
in
which
Miss
Hutt
sane
and
acted
"The
Card
CAULFIELD
RAINS
TOTTER
Violence,
suspicion,
cunnine
and
recklessness
combine
to
make
BENNETT
HATFIELD
f
element
was
sustained
with
acting
in
the
traditional
manner
in
costumes
authentic
to
the
locale
and
to
the
period.
Song"
and
Miss
Popeski
delivered
Mlchaela's
"Aria"
and
Karl
Norman
and
Boris
Fawcett
for
suspense
and
excitement
as
SISTERS
BUILD
HOME
FOR
AGED
NELSON
Bias
for
construction
of
the
proposed
Home
for
the
Aged
will
close
October
12
the
chapters
of
death
and
tra
gedy
proceed
towards
a
sensa
Jill11"8
LP
TIME
joined
in
the
duet
of
Don
Jose
and
Escamlllo.
It
is
a
tribute
to
the
four
tal-
eniea
sineers
nnri
tHnir
r.
i
tional
climax.
Other
members
of
the
cast
By
ingenious
arranGement.
on
behalf
of
the
Sisters
of
St
ducer
and
accompanist
that
an1
are
Audrey
Totter,
nnnsfon.o
Anne,
Victoria.
The
building
is
Mr.
Horsfall
grouped
the
different
program
sections
so
that
GREER
&
audience
which
in
a
normal
day.
often
applauds
the
radio-deliv-'
to
be
of
surfaced
concrete,
three
BRID
D
storeys
high,
with
provision
for
ered
Wagnerian
excellence
of
the
mood
of
his
listeners
unfolded
easily,
without
any
Bennett.
Hurd
Hatfield
and
Michael
North,
the
last-mentioned
;
a
handsome
newcomer
to
the
screen.
Helen
Tmihpr
HtVi
tv,
.
i,
living
accommodation,
kitchen,
slaD
of
an
electric
imn
-
shocking
adjustments
from
BUILDERS
ANDcomif
Ri...
n
-
laundry
and
sewage
disposal
system.
'
Died
cotton,
or
rhoor
n
-comedy
to
tragedy,
or
vice
New
York
Philharmonic
with
jtversa-
INSULATE
D
opening
ores-
resses.
Tales
of
Hoff-
hearty
Sunday
afternoon
snore
J
Following
th
the
could
respond
so
enthusiastically
entatlon
of
'
to
their
presentations
last
night.
man"
ln
wnl(
hich
Hotel..
floor
banding
a
Specialty
Miss
Popeski
DREDGE
GOLD
IN
CARIBOO
Modern
Dragline
Equipment
Is
Being
Used
Huge
dredges
of
the
drae.
Phone
RED
Mil
took
the
role
of
the
talented
Antonia,
with
Miss
Hutt
as
the
Certainly,
in
all
their
efforts
there
was
evidence
of
good
basic
folanf
'1
1
1
il
Pfl
irrivals
mother,
Mr.
Norman
as
the
vmciii
ucvciuuea
Lnrnnirn
ret-
i
ful
trainine
and
rrownH
,ifK'adorlnS
Hoffman,
and
Boris
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
H.
Reid.
Port
Hollywood
G
fine,
artistic
discinlinp
Thi3,Fawcett
as
the
villainous
Doctor
Make
sure
your
home
U
warm
and
snug
thia
winter.
Let
us
insulate
it
completely
now.
Mitchell
&
Currie
LIMITED
'
Phone
363
Builders
and
Contractors
line
type.
are
reported
operating
was
brought
out
earlv
in
the
Essington;
C.
Troop,
Portland,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Williams.
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
ln
prtnfi
in
the
Cariboo-
district
.
nh
operatic
excerpts,
all
of
which
Miracle,
the
light
atmosphere
Qf
the
program
broke
Into
full
blossom.
The
second
group
consisted
of
selections
from
Sydney
Alice
Arm;
F
F.
Brown.
Victoria:
wycii
irom
o:
ju
p.m.
to
3:30
am
many
years
ago
buck-line
meth
they
carried
off
with
a
histrion-
r
naf
nrolnncc
ntV.
;
i
i
a
ods-
r
were
t
v.
mule
more
common
vuunuun
nlnn
aioii
A.
E.
Windott,
-Winnipeg;
L.
Strickenberg,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Le
Hurav.
Inver
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
winn,
xiaa
i&
i
------
-.
with
the
hydraulic
or
hand
mine
been
lacking,
would
have
madeIJones'
Jones'
"The
"The
Geisha"
Geisna"
'with
with
Mis
Miss
systems.
,
i
the
movements
of
the
artists
PoPesld
singing
"Jewel
of
Asia
ness;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Anderson,
a"
Alice
Arm;
B.
Horsfall,
Van
xne
more
modern
dredges,
c
P0!lunng
and
detracted
moved
from
California,
are
now
greatly
from
the
effectiveness
beine
handled
in
lorrr.
n
.,
of
tne
music.
We
specialize
ln
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
couver;
K.
Norman.
Vancouver:
B.
Fawcett,
Vancouver:
J.
T
m
'
But
this
low-erarie
vnlH
nnm,i
j
did
not
occur
and
w-4
Boyce,
Toronto;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
eood
effert.
tne
program
progressed
satisfy
M.
Sinoskl,
Queen
Charlotte
It
is
understood
that
several
in,eK
to
the
climactic
and
tra:
uty;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
R.
Jones,
!
WHERE
THERE'S
COKE
THERE'S
HOSPITALITY
more
of
them,
will
be
shipped
eK
Ur
from
-
Verd1'3
-U,-.u
-
.
.
..
r1
ODera
"II
Trnvntnro"
In
n,kl.u
luisequah;
L.
Moore,
Vancou
ver;
T
Turner,
Vancouver;
C.
d
gl'
whole
cast?
Soprano
Rth
;.faiWlU'
yanc.0.UVefi
,.llu,UYni
Mr-
ivir.
and
ana
l"'"
kio
bia
and
a."u
oj
tWs
oespue
Ji1"".
increased!
.
ezzo-soprano
Winni-
-.
Mrs.
A.
D.
Clou.
Mrs
m
Rii,io,
Prince.
George;
Mr
and
Mrs
A"!
,
M0"0
e
end
of
U.
GUS&.
Burns
T
o
to-
jfc.a
xr
OIVE
YOUR
HOME
THE
"NEW
LOOK"
BY
d
WIDE
CHOICE
OF
BEAUTIFUL
TINTS
r
Hutt,
Vancouver;
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
R..
Rogers
and
family,-Ketchikan;
Mrs.
G.
L.
Perkins
Pnrt
Operations'
Will
close
down
in
November.
Each
machine
requires
seven,
or,
eight
men
per
'
-
-
shift.'
Satin-Glo
Enamel
Satln-GIo
M
Essington;
R.
Ef
MacFeely;
Van
f
re-war
Price.
.
".
.
.
.
.
Wartime
Taxes
&
Order
t
I
li
You
Pay
liOi
pu
s
DFPosrr
u
pi
k
bottle
SEE
and
HEAR
the
New
Deforest
...
,
Sailings
for,
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Cardena
Saturday,
9
a.m.,
Catala
,
couver;.-
w.
Gable,
.Vancouver;
Miss
R
Popeski,
Vancouver.'';
,
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CD
FIRST
STORY.
KING
t
,
The
first
king
of
the
House
of
Savoy
was
Victor
Emmanuel
II,
who
diod
in
1878.
He
was
Sunday,
Up.m.f
Camosun
SHIPS
and
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
succeeded
by
his
son
Humbert
i
who
was
assassinated
in
1900
ROYAL
B
WATERFRONT
ouuuays,
ju
p.m.
:
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Oct.
8
and
SEE
THE
t
with
22,
10
p.m.
PINOIR
PORM
KITS!
Capt.
Robert
A.
Banuhmnn
ui
oeaiue,
who
is
in
the
city
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
in
connection
with
nir.
NEW
LUXURY
STEAMEIt
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAIL
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERttEDlATCJpORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
Oct.
15
and
29,
10
p.m.
.
"ig
me
American
Armv
tu?
i
t.
an
at
the
dry
dock
here,
is
the
--;.
I
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
;
son
of
a
veteran
shipmaster
who
visited
this
DOrt
rPffnJnWv
40
years
ago
as
captain
of
the
Third
Ave.
-,
-,Phoa
Kfltt
New
l
The
most
irnutionil
typewriter
improvement
in
yean
FINGER
FORM
KEYS
de-ijned
to
cradle
your
finger
tipsl
And
only
the
New
ROYAL
PORTABLE
the
wofld'i
firt
truly
modern
typewriter
hti
this
revolutionary
feature
I
And
more,
betides
1
New
Beauty!
Siere"
Spw!
RapM
Ribbon
Changeri
"Magic"
Margin!
"mm
h
'
,
ii
J
mo.
American
passenger
ship
Humboldt
which
Seattle
in
Prince
Runert.
nhmit
!
cottage;
cheese
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
110.
The
younger
Capt.
Baugh-man
is
in
charge
of
the
AmPri-
improvements
ind
pnfef
Cnme
in
and
see
the
Vr
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Portable!
Srw
Quiet
De
J
VALENTIN.
DAIRY
Your
Daily
?
'.
.,
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Ami
many
other
important
model.
Ask
for
it
either
u
ay
.
.
.
both
tiaie-marks
mean
the
same
thing.
can
Army
Transportation
Service
at
Seattle.
The
tug
LT822
received
hull
damage
when
she
struck
Herbert
Reef.
2n
miw
'Maulc"
is
a
reelstered
trade-marlt
nf
Roval
TvpfwnU
V
CfffiG$P
J
AT
south
of
here
last
week.
MARKS
THE
WAY
The
pine
processionary
caterpillar
of
France
has
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC.
Authorized
Bottler
of
Coca-Cola.
Under
Contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
.
Prince
Rupert
Phone
132
of
direction
and
spins
a
line
every
time
it
leaves
its
rife
sr
that
it
can
find
its
way
back.
J
.
.
I
"
mr
iII
;
-
TIRES
CHANGED
in
a
COM-
k,
cook.,
mmmmiw
It
takes
us
no
time
at
all
to
fix
or
change
a
tire
saves
you
the
time
and
trouble.
We're
experts
on
all
auto
service
Jobs
we
do
'cm
quickly,
efficiently,
inexpensively.
Drive
in
today.
Phone
651
for
"Foothills"
Alberta
Coal
All
sizes
in
stock.
PHILPOTT;
EVITT
'
&
CO.
LTp.
Order
your
supply
NOW
Be
comfortable
laterW
Don't
bo
left
but
in
the
cold
when
th
first
chill
blast
'Rtniros
I
TV
IL
n
liiiM
init
and
enjoy
the
difference!
We're
not
saying
that
with
an
electric
range
an
inexperienced
cook
will
turn
out
pics
and
cakes
like
"mother
used
to
bake",
but
even
the
most
unsuccessful
can
learn
faster,
while
the
expert
will
find
an
improvement
in
her
cooking.
Cooking
electrically
eliminates
guess-work
and
constant
watching,
for
temperatures
are
automatically
controlled.
Truly
an
electric
range
is
"a
thing
of
beauty
and
a
joy
forever"!
out
warning.
We're
ready
to
serve
you
promptly
...
our
prices
are
right.
;
'
"
VENETIAN
BUNDS
madew"1""
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Lumber,
Building
Supplies
-
-
.
aluminum
wi-
,
of
smart
colors
.,..
ancs.
Ask1"'
"Electric
servants"
give
inexpensive,
faithful
service
and
save
hours
of
time
and
hard
work.
Take
care
of
the
ones
you
have
and
plan
to
buy
new
ones
as
they
become
available.
.our
estimator
......
n,.rwind
mfaoun-
j
instal
the
blinds-
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&
Cowgill
J
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