Musical
Delight.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
September
14,
1950
RAIN
COATS
Singers
Are
sentimental,
passionate,
comedy,
,
classic
and
straight
ballad
items
T
were
intermingled
with
selections
from
such
unforgettable
works
as
0(5
SALE
Impressive
Friml's
"Firefly,"
"Rose
Marie"
and
"Vagabond
King,"
Monck-
Five
Granted
Citizenship
'Five
more
people
became
Canadian
citizens
at
county
court
here
Monday.
They
are
Harold
Magnus
Lien,
Ling
Bo
Shong,
Chow
Yuen
Que,
James
Wong,
Mah
Tan
and
Mar
Chick;
all
cf
whom
received
certificates
of
naturalization.
Six
additional
applicants
were
examined,
one
of
ton's
"Country
Girl,"
Herbert's
NAVY
BLUE
GABARDINE
k
DOUBLE
BREASTED
STYLE
SILK
LINED
SHOWERPROOF
$35.00
Mile.
Modiste,"
"Princess
Pat"
Horsfall
Group
Charms
Prince
Rupert
For
Third
Successive
Year
High
in
enthusiastic
apprecia-
and
"Fortune
Teller,"
Coward's
"Third
Little
Show,"
Norton's
AYS
ONLY
!
tlon
if
not
in
numerical
strength
'Chu
Chin
Chow,"
Offenbach's
'Genevieve
de
Brabant,"
Verdi's
Rigoletto,"
Cole's
"Girl
From
whom
was
turned
down.
was
the
audience
which
attended
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
Kay's,"
Moncktons
"Orchid,"
Fri
15ih,
Sat.
16lh,
Mon.
18th
Fraser
and
PayneT)
last
night
and
was.
transported
TREE
PLANTING
'
The-Alberta
Agriculture
De
to
realms
of
tunesome
delight
Ruben
s
"Mis
Hook
of
Holland'!
and
Lehar's
"Land
of
Smiles,"
"Count
of
Luxembourg"
and
"Merry
Widow."
Solos,
duets
and
quartettes
all
being
admirably
by
Horsfall
Singers
paying
partment
Intends
to
plant
100,
NO
EXCHANGE
I
third
memorable
visit
to
Prince
000,000
trees
in
the
next
25
years.
Rupert
The
attendance
ap
adapted
to
the
talents
of
,
the
artists.
proached
three
hundred,
unless
Prince
Rupert
people
lend
better
Using
only
English
translations
patronage
to
such
affairs,
they
are
in
danger
of
losing
them.
An
i
;
of
their
renditions
of
scenes
and
I
that
would
be
too
bad
for
a
city
s,ongs
from
the
operas
and
oper
where
it
Is
a
often
lamented
ettas,
some
of
which
are
rarely
TOMATO
CATCHUP
heard
except
in
foreign
tongues,
ii
that
there
is
cnlv
too
little
of
such
type
of
high
class
enter
made
the
show
completely
understandable
and,
therefore
the
Late-at-night
sandwiches
.
tainment.
Sandwiches
can
be
different!
more
ot-HMitlui.
Ivr
tins
did
detract
from
the
effective
9
Add
one
cup
of
Libbyt
II
11
0
Tomato
Catchup
to
1
can
of
A
0
crabmeat.
Mix
with
1
tsp.
II
horseradish,
'i
cup
,
chopped
celery,
2
tsp.
I
I
ness
of
gesturfs
and
emotional
Back
for
this
show
were
the
-itmure
and
ciminutlve
soprano
Vera
Bryson,
the
sultry
and
tem-restuous
mezzo-soprano
Wini
Hutt,,
vigorous
tenor
Karl
Nor-
outbursts
of
the
artists.
Civic
Centre
Manager
Don
man
while
har.diome
Derek
Mac--Forward
was
assisted
in
putting
lemon
juice.
Spread
on
I
buttered
bread.
if'
i
Dermot
is
a
newcomer
who
made
jen
tlie
rrnw
by
members
of
the
p
highly
pleasing
Impression
with
jsoroptimist
club
in
the
persons
of
Miss
Muriel
V
.ir.ee.
Mrs.
Mattson
i
m
r
w
anil
mm.
m
m
m
sm
DIES
BRIEFS
LADIES;
HANKIES
'
3
99c
.
9c
IES'
RAYON
HOSE
POCKET
COMBS
3
pa
r
99c
6
for
29c
LADIES'
BETTER
DRESSES
REN'S
ANKLE
HOSE
Reg.
$14.95
to
$17.95
,
4
for
99c
v
NowS4.99
No
Try
Ons
IE
COATS
6
Only
PAYDAY
SPECIAL
TABLE
OF
ODDS
AND
ENDS
lor
$18.95
to
$24.95
Reg.
$2.00
to
$5.00
o
Clear
QQ
99
,
Now
QQo
his
fine
bass-baritone
As
piano
accompanist
Reg
3.
Hawken
is
an
able
successor
to
the
late
lamented
Badl
Horsfall
whose
spirit
lives
on
wHh
the
bow
although
his
presence
may
be
gone.
Rpni'-mhrr'ti'!
the
prpvlous
"Ni-ht
in
Vienna"
ot
1948
and
"Oavalrac'e
of
Sons"
(19491.
local
music
lovers
anticipated
"Melo
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Ehiy
who
acted
ae
usherettes.
The
singers
rrrived
in
the
city
trom
Vancouver
They
are
now
commenced
cr.
a
tour
of
the
prcvincc
which
will
take
them
through
the
central
interior
by
enr
with
th
ir
next
stand
tonight
at
Terrace.
dies
Immortal"
with
keen
Interest
nnd
thev
were
not
disannointed.
t
r
,,,
.,
Gr&s
revenvc
of
tnc
Canadian
Delightful
memories
of
the
pre-
Mfre
last
vi,u,
reduction
were
kept
green
mrw!"
with
cjMb
Prepared
which
,uu
way
n,iuvi.i.
u.
im.re
man
mite
uuiiu;
,
bv
this
TfT
rffering
MUSTARD
he
1534
figure.
with
yfyptfd'
Sweet
Mixed
PICKLES
Take
left-over
ham
.
;
.
put
it
through
the
meat
chopper.
Add
mayonnaise,
salt
and
pepper.
Spread
on
rye
bread.
Smother
with
Libby's
For
those
who
like
liverwurst
!
Make
a
paste
of
liverwurst,
finely
diced
onion,
Libby't
discovers
Heme
on
complete
pr
if
not
excellinr
in
some
respects.
The
fast-moving
melodic
program,
made
colorful
with
Its
Introductory
and
closing
numbers
In
costume,
commenced
with
a
full-dress
scene
from
Julius
'
Benedict's
"Lily
of
Killarney,"
a
rreparea
mustara.
spread
on
a
crisp
white
roil.
Presto!
A
iueet
Mixed
Pieties
finely
chopped.
Anything
better?
C
y
"
"
lunch-box
special
I
i
wlrpl
version
of
the
"Coller
Eawn,"
rendered
with
admirable
!
lyrical
expression
and
portrayed
:
Remedy
This
clean
stainless
antiseptic
Known
all
over
Canada
as
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
Is
such
a
flue
healing
aser.t
that
Eczema
Barber's
Itch.
Salt
Rheum
Itching
Toes
and
Feet,
and
other
inflammatory
skin
erup-Mons
are
often
relieved
in
a
lew
days.
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
is
pleasant
to
u
and
U
Is
so
antioeptic
and
i
with
stirring
emotion
by
the
full
ccmrany.
The
program
ended
with
a
LADIES'
SILK
NIGHTIES
$199
'amil'ar
episode
from
Verdi's
ome
Early,
Ladies!
LDREN'S
T-SHIRTS
2
for
89c
"II
Trovatore'
with
its
high
N-netratlnx
that
many
old
stubborn
rases
of
lonn
standing
have
yielded
to
Its
Influence.
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
Is
sold
-
by
Ormfs
Drus
and
druggists
everywhere
to
help
rid
you
of
stubborn
pimples
and
unsightly
skin
troubles
satisfaction
or
money
back.
;
'Irrnia,
also
In
costume..
Between
the
two
Impressive
operatic
excerpts
the
audience
was
treatid
with
a
succession
of
'
-on-T
hits
which
passed
in
quick
and
smooth
sequence.
Recitative
IV.
IV
1
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