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Rupert
Dc
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tie.
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Lisl
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but
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Monlh
GLEN
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PEOPLES
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i
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f
it
lire
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b-jiiiay
it
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f;3.lr
trf
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fijr
liter
on
leitr--r.
Lhe
'jsi.
iiir.agT
J.
H.
B.c
'il
trje
Cip:U;
Theatre
ar.-r.ov;-?-i
-.-
prograsi
Jot
an
m-U-reflir
Jar.iry
citr..ts
i
ta
ijcal
svie
basise.
ro:.oiT.g
i
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1-t
Jrom
htre
on
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Jir.-ary:
Cre.nitr
22
ar.a
3
"Lust
Jor
O-.i."
lia
Li-::o
anil
Gien
December
2.
Z5
and
25
Sun-csj-
Bvidr.igt.i,
Chn&tjnaa
Eve
Su.xsr.er
S:w.t,"
Judy
Gariar.4
ar-a
Gene
Kt:.y
December
25
Chmur.a
night
m
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10
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ani
,
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1
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January
2-T3rar.t
oi
V
LVv'
ber
27
and
--Wajcm
Ron
Ra
,rJ
Ph-
(rVLl
Ben
Johnson
4nd
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r
o
tr.e
W.,.-
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r'JJVl
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Patricia
White.
January
23
and
2"!
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lAorway.
Kootrt
Tav
December
23
and
30
"Ma
and
Pa
Kete
Gj
1
o.
1
o
n."
Mar-,
jorie
Kaon
and
t-ercy
Ki.bnoe.
j
Detember
31
(New
Yeai
1
Eve
;
;
"Orxe
More,
My
Da.-Iin.
j
.
as,
m
'
:
.
.
-
Louis
CaJtern.
representative
TtJ'
L
"
t-t-rcjLt&xi
.&AOA-utt
are
tfce
LetibnCge.
A,u,
Ui.it.
Ckzai.'
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M
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I
w
t.'i
'jt.i
hockey
tounuusieEt
chedud
fw
Fir-i
Lt
Marth.
Tt;e
'.eans
1H
j
ve
rr.th.
.;'
t.ro'.igh
.1
iO'
pri'ie
J'i
i:.
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h
.
42
a
At
Cjr.'t
go
January
31
and
February
i
-Desert
Hamk."
Yvo-re
De
Car
and
Richard
Greene
'xen
Mon;gumery
and
Ai.n
B.yth.
Fror.t
.,
ieJt
to
n?tt:
J.m
Msuaeko,
defer-ce;
Don
McLean,
ie.';
-.r.:
Cart
SarokotkL
goal;
Bert
KiAi.
ieJt
mir.f;
Kip
Mrf.7,
centre.
6et'jr.4
rc-:
Heetor
Xc?reUo.
r:ght
atr.g
and
team
tap's.;.'.,
Ti
Wowl.
right
';n;
Stan
OixxUak,
we;
Dif.lt
Gray,
deJence
and
playlr.g-coach;
B..1
O'f..
eer.t:e;
TThxtey
Rj-.imtad,
defence;
Dn
Vogan.
defence;
Bi
Chandier,
left
mg;
K'jo
it'XitH'jr.
defence;
Jack
S-anyr.er,
equipment
manager.
rCP
PHOTO
January
4,
5
and
6
"Cheaper
by
the
DoBen,"
Cufum
Wto
Jeanne
Crain
and
Myrna
Loy.
January
t-'Ys
ln
the
Dark,"
FINE
PRINTING
AT..
ID
RUPERT
PEOPLES
David
iten
and
Jane
Wyman
j
egal
Printers
L,.
Fine
Music
"Backfire."
Viveca
Lind.'ors
and
i
Edward
O'Brien.
'
January
8,
9
and
19
Come
U
Christmas
at
HMCS
Chatham
fho.ve
:i
j
the
Stabie,
Loretta
Young
and
.
.
i
.
.
Le;ete
Hciim.
c'jmedy
iketch
'
Cat
and
Moii.e"
leant
a
merry
note
to
the
program.
E.
Grand''
'Lament
of
the
Maid
and
the
N.i'htir.?a.e"
wa
given
eery
Innuendo
of
feeim?
a
Gordon
portrayed
the
heartbroken
girl
teii.ng
the
nightingale
h-r
sorrows
arid
the
bird
broadcasting
them
in
hu
lo-reiy
song.
The
mood
a
agarri
lightened
with
DeouAsy's
corr.K-a!
Enthralling
The
52
children
who
gathered
January
11,
12
and
lJ"An-t
at
HUM.
Chatham
or
the
Get
Your
Gun.-
Betty
Hut-
Chrtitmas
Tree
party
yesterday
lon
and
Howard
Keel.
j
went
away
happy,
full
of
9mA
January
14
'Tarzan
and
the-eat
and
clutching
presents
They
Slave
Girl,"
Lex
Barsrr
and
had
a
wonderful
time.
Vanessa
Brown;
'Armored
Car,
sketch
of
"General
Lavigne.
hi:-
had
Gesr't
Eiectm
centric"
who
was
an
entertainer
Three
movies
were
shown
dur-
Koboery,"
Korxrt
Stirling
and
A.',
in;
the
afternoon
"Kir.e
Midas
Jergens.
t
t
-15.
-it
o
o
t
;
;
tn
one
of
the
comr-r'i
favor.le
cafe.
The
composition
by
the
master
of
the
d-Asonant
's
not
Product!
and
the
Gold'-n
Touch."
"ChrUt-
January
15
and
Pi
"The
Bt?'
ma
Caroi'
ar.d
'A
Little
Bird
Lilt.'
Montgomery
C.iit
anji
Me."
i
Paul
Douirlas:
Jur.pu
Pntrnt
-i
one
bit
of
Debussy's
genius
i::
To.d
Loeal
Audirnce
,
-MvkJ
b;
lfT,,re
Ugetj
I
Aod
Marcos
Gordon
A
Prince
Ruorrt
audience
of
,
more
than
W)
at
enthralled
la'.t
nit;nt
a
DeaireLigetl,
renowned
,
dramatic
nu-ws-
baritone,
and
I
ilarcu
G
rdon,
accomplished
your.
piarikt,
presented
a
con-jcert
covermg
a
ide
rarge
of
ciascal
muaie.
Both
artists,
j-.
.
d
of
delightful
person
jw.-ie.
gave
brief
informal
ex-j
iianattorji
of
their
number
be-
foie
rrnderr.g
them,
j
The
program
opened
with
a
group
of
ix
seiectPjRs
by
Mr.
Lii.:-ti
Tonelll's
arietta.
Tuo
Lo
JV&US'ii
cr..Tv
fiom
.
G
E
Ri
li
Ol.
K-
l
G
E.
Washer
and
pump
OE-
8'j
ft.
Kefrigcrator
-
$&
...
VM
Cordon's
portrayal.
The
"Sweet-
Santa
Claus
actually
did
corn
heart
Waiu"
from
'tie
"Gypy
d'wn
the
chimney.
One
bag
Baror"
by
Strauss-Dohnanyi
would
not
hold
ai!
th
prevnu
was
appealir.g.
As
an
encore,
Mr.
so
Rudolph,
the
Bed
Nowd
Re
in-Gordon
played
Clvpln's
popular
deer,
handed
reoiacement
sacks
'Polonaise
in
A
Major,"
which
he
-'
him.
While
the
children
had
rendered
with
full
significance.
'
t""
'11
of
ire
cream
and
cake.
To
start
his
concluding
erono.
the
adults
were
.served
tea.
Krutine
Mnler
and
A.
Frans.
j
(
'.
January
17
and
18
"Trie
.
Breasmg
Point."
John
Garfield
I
;
and
Pat
h'eai.
.
1
January
19
and
20
"Lets'
;
Dance,"
Betty
Button
and
Fred
j
jAstaire.
j
TJiif
a(v-r4v
r:
nt
H
not
puJ.!ih
d
r
di
pUyrA
hy
the
Liquor
Vritrl
Kuard
w
by
lb
r.oTt-rnnM-nt
of
flntnh
olurnbia.
Roy"!
Vacuum
Cteancrs
$M5$
Table
Lamjw
H
95
to
S4.M
Tnilte
Lamps
.
..
SUM
up
January
21
"The
Counter-!
feiters."
John
Sutton
and
Doris
j
Desire
Liget!
chow?
a
Yidd-ah
Put
',n
hv
'he
oennanent
staff
number,
"Aiij
Eiombe
Roziam,"
"'
H
M
cs
Chatham,
there
were-
"
Black
Midnight,"
with
Dow-all
and
Dermis
1
a
flowering
of
the
17th
century,
12
children
from
needy
families''?
Merrick;
'
'
by
O.
Kerpel.
The
translation
of
''11
a
navy
emldren.
Chair-1
th
title
u
"Look
at
me.
Belov-
man
PO
Jim
Worxls
had
on
hi
'
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
January
22
and
'
tana."
Erroi
Flynn
STEW
AST,
BC
TRINCE
RUPERT
Kai,"
was
a
fitting
opening,
not
too
heavynot
too
light,
it
put
the
audience
in
the
mood
for
U-l--r.inK
Uj
f
ine
nriuhic
.
"Vittrla,
Mio
Core,"
by
Giacomo
CarU-imi
f.id
the
tory
-of
a
young
mar
'?,
love.
A
deeper
vein
was
struck
with
"AufenthaK"
by
Franz
fi.-hubert.
Written
in
the
la-U
year
ol
tise
composer'
life,
the
or,g
was
pfjignant
with
man's
love
for
hi
home.
"Der
Muwrn-
rno:.E
210
ed
"
"Which
One
Should
1
committee
C
PO.
Harry
Cuttress.
Marry?
,
by
Z.
Kodaly
si.owed
Writer
Georae
Kelt,
P.O
R.
Brad-the
plight
or
a
suitor
hav.ng
tc
''"'
C.P.O.
8.
Pelan.
LS
Wilbur
choree
between
a
vaear.t
headed
Kastman,
A
B
W.
Thompson,
rich
girl
and
an
understanding
Ls
Lome
Heath.
A8
J.
Trud-and
capable
poor
girl.
Mr.
Li-
;(jn.
AS
O.
Long
and
LS
R.
geti'
rendition
of
t4ie
negro
Irvln.
r;,-ituai
D
ep
Rivvr"
and
Smith.
January
2
and
23
"Maytlme
in
Mayfair,"
Anna
Neraple
and
Michael
Wilding.
January
23
and
27
"711
Ocean
-!.
J
rinse
the
-o-ire
of
th
nt'J-.rtvutr,
paid
futin?
tribute
V
'he
V
'1
m
en'
Co-ordiratln?
Cour.'-il
for
tneir
kindneM.
It
wai
no
arnalt
tak
and
r'jynaibility
to
p."-;are
for
and
carry
tnrouifh
t
f:uc':-,"?iii
condition,
u.';h
an
o':ca
.lor,,
Arrar;;:en,
nt
for
the
banquet
!
wfe
nade
by
the
Women's
Co-ordtiatlnK
Council
under
the
chairrnanihip
of
Mr.
T.
Gien.
The
fwd
coroKii'tce
f;!,n-,i,V'd
'jf
Mrs..
T.
BouJter,
chairman;
M.-.
Loiron,
Mr.
B.
Brett,
Mrj.
M
Vakeadale,
Mrs.
M,
J.
Keay,
Mr.
A.
J.
Croxford,
Mr.
T.
Lilian,
Mr.
O.
Petler.en.
Dc-no-rati.-;i?
wa
don
by
Mrs.
ghel-
i'
DarPn,
chairman,
and
Mr,'
V,
Tatteran.
Mrs
J.
8
VAz.k
ar.d
Mr.
A.
L.
Hain-c.
wtre
in
charge
of
the
program.
And
ev-n
Nobody
Knows
the
Trouble
sohn,"
by
the
tame
cotnooser.
!
fWn"
.n.in.
k
rTfiuM
rOSff
NOTICE
OVf.H
tf.VI.M
V
XMVS
'.i;Kitw
i
Jfm
iLe
fj
T5.'.';m.
M.'.
11
f..x,'h-
V,'.
w
:-l-n.
Mrs
C.
K,
Krnltn
Mr.
and
Mrs,
7i::i;,,V;;,
Mr
7.'.
V
W-ri-l-r,
M'.,
A
ArlaM,
Mri,
11
fhi-rk,
Mm.
K.
U'rri,
K'-r).
nd
IMnf.'.'.n
M':Cunl.y.
Mr.
C
.1.
l,ur'lqiii;t.
3
U-r;rr.an,
Mm,
H
Ji,
Mrs
F
M't',n.i-.,
GiiJi
Couture,
H.
Jj,
Eaa'.rjan,
A,
peeran.
H.
7alk'T,
';..'i.rii
M'Ur'xl,
J.
s
M:Dail,
Charl'-
Htra.-han,
0
O
h,:1k.
J.
Ii.
Kaijard,
Ax-1
O.vn,
Frank
JamiVn.
WUIla-n
Mi'
Kenz,
Ken
MacAulay,
J'r
F.':'sta1,
WilJiam
tyUA.
V.
Ca.')er'nl,
Wright
Davlei,
W.
J.
Haymind,
Ixr
t-wt,
i.
5-fiit,
Mr.
and
Mf.
M.
M.
fiph-
1
n
A
lut
o!
Utfjh
tttt.ii
had
paivM-d
away
Cnr'.i.if
:'t,$-
yat
-a
r:ai
T7ie
r,':'.;';n
of
i'.",VfX
r-xu.t-ed
in
M.
M
f-V
;.-i-fi
kw.v,
t
.i-,.ru.
for
1'ji,
Mri.
H
jrl
K.Uir,,
VK--pf
-Rj'i-f,.
and
Mrv
r.
W.
Ar'irvr,
ae-ietary.
Mr,
J4V
pn-n.-
a
,!
a
,.h-
Jhowed
hit
great
versatility
On
fait
.m-H,
r.
ti...w
u,.
v""v'
1
vuu
-
"'
v
i-ot,.
nivii
ri
could
nearly
see
the
muse's
son-tremendous
voice
he
might
have
Dlla
nrrf-ir
ir.ppir,i!
htmtl
as
the
music
was
Jet
it
roil
out
more
ln
some
sec-
UUIC
IllUCCnC
lions
of
the
former.
He
seemed
Special
hours
when
Service
will
be
cvai'cbieJ
Dur
front
end
for
GASOLINE
end
OIL
SALE
over
the
Christmas
ond
New
Year
holidays:
U
be
trying
to
put
more
art
ln
Wivmpfo
Comment.n?
on
the
latter
than
feeling,
something
'-he
finding
of
the
arbitrator
in
the
music
does
not
call
for.
awarding
further
waste
increases
With
Tschaikowskv's
"Nono
to
Canad
an
railwav
worker
brought
to
life
by
Ligetl's
genius.
"Widmung"
or
"Dedication
b
Robert
Schuman
struck
a,
heavier
note
as
the
young
man
dedicated
himself
to
his
sweetheart.
The
first
group
ended
on
a
merry
note
with
the
"Cata-
!i
,i
But
the
Lonely
Heart,"
Mr.
Li-
P-'emi-r
Carnnbell
of
Manitoba!
getl
was
once
acain
hurv
n
exoressed
anr.reheirHon
nt.
the
Christmas
Day
2
p.m.
Boxing
Doy
10
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
to
5
p
m.
to
4
p.m.
logue
Ana"
from
"Don
Giovan-
familiar
ground
an
atoned
for
possibility
of
a
further
Increase
I
ni."
Here
the
great
lover
boasts
the
two
nrprepHin,
r.mk.,..
tv.
in
railwav
rae
1
appear.
oa.-.a
Uiiij),
ptj
t.
in
an
ano
2
p.m.
New
Year's
Day
.REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
A-e.
(Near
CFPR)
to
a
new
conquest
of
the
many
i
group
closed
with
M.
Moussorg-
'
Clarified
Make
Kaiei
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
women
ne
nas
Known
in
foreign
Kys
"Song
or
the
Flea,"
and
the
;land
and
at
home.
It
wa
Mo-,
encore
number
was
Schumann
i
zart
at
his
most
fanciful.
"Two
Grenadiers,"
j
Tt
second
group
by
Marcus!
Usherettes
were
the
Mixse
.
Gordon
at
the
piano
will
be
6,hart
Ingalls,
Ferna
Graham,
1
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SEE
;
"'-moraoie
in
tne
lives
of
Prince
"ama
ueKetov
and
Luella
M
ic-Rupert
mtwic
lovers.
He
chose
Donald.
Bruce
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handlt
d
,
for
his
first
numbers
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