t
l,
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v.
A
MUSiC
.
.
.
DRAMA
.
.
.
ART
.
.
.
BOOKS
rVnue
Kupctf
Luny
iNcVi
Saturday,
May
3.
j
-Platter
Parade
by
DICK
WESCH
CLASSICAL
RESEARCH
-Jliiilience
Appeal
Offered
'a
ma
On
the
BOOK
SHELF
.
i
"
'
i
L'
i
!
,
"
"l
3"
,;
U..,i.
i
.
,
.4
Chopin
Bollods:
brines
the
two
together
tnr
the.
Mrs.
Emblem
reads
in
Myrt
'si
effort
to
present
Mort
to
herj
friends
as
a
perfect
husband,
the'
fabric
of
a
lie,
but
she
never
did
guess
that
the
brave
little
story
Virginia
May
told
when
Mort
and
;
Eddie
were
drowned
in
a
lunge
;
off
the
dock,
was
also
a
lie.
A
lie
that
allowed
Myrt
to
keep
her;
pretences
alive
and
that
Victoria
May
soon
came
to
believe
was
the
actual
truth.
"Lilly's
Story'-
commences
in
Vancouver,
crosses
to
Nanalmo,
spends
mush
of
its
time
,
in
the
Comox
Valley,
and
end?
on
a
whimsical
note
in
the
city
of
loulor
Pulor
Record
Review
Programs
of
Wide
Variety
Morning,
Afternoon
and
Evening
,
first
time
and
could
oe
a
.mart.
Played
by
Robert
Casadesus
Pianist
ih
Flanasan
and
Orches-
move
as
both
have
numbers
on
I
victor)
-
Singin'
in
the
,
the
Hit
Parade.
Both
Dodo
and
I
Thf
oldie
enjoying
a:
Guy
are
good
on
the
lyrics
of
The
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Painting
Pastime
EQUATIONS
OF
LOVE
"The
Equations
of
Love,"
"Tuesday
and
Wednesday,"
"Lilly's
Story,"
by
Ethei
Wilson.
,
With
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Island
as
a
background,
Mrs.
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
and
RECONDITIONED
Phone
Black
389
2JJ
4th
Street
Ballade
is
a
term
associated!
to
take
place
in
Prince
Rupert
primarily
with
poetry
and
Cho-
next
week
Is
larger
than
ever
irom
nit
(jiuvuic
ui
win:
cn.ty
going
numoers.
ne
name
nets
a
fullblown;
The
Peter
King
Singers
(VIc-
!
pin's
four
ballades
for
piano
are
both
in
scope
and
number
of
en-
treatment
and
fea-j
tor)
I'll
Walk
Alon
and
Love
'
1
kii
Urt
llU.n
A
tr
.
i
-
'Tor
a
Joy
ride
in
a
paint
bo.
AuHarui
In
Uir
uiUf
4ti-M"
(
hunlilll.
"uei
mason
nas
wriuen
tie:
uuctru
yoeuy
ana
01
ine
very
,
es
anu
ine
arrangement
oi
ine
highest
order.
Because
Chopin
j
programs
for
the
four
days
called
them
ballades,
it
is
natural
j
morning,
af
ternoon
and
even-enough
to
Jind
.commentator
lng
has
been
made
to
delight
third
book,
"The
Equations
cf
,
Toronto.
Love."
It
dives
a
ion
look
at
From
the
beginning,
when
she
i
good
suns
"aw
:
"cic
mc
iuu
wow:
.
lmpres-
i
Baltimore
Ba:
A
lively
jslve
firsf
disk
by
ths
new
vocal
e
duty
with
a
catchy;
group
on
the
ytctor
label.
Sing-gets
a
driving
instry-ers
and
smooth
and
easy
to
11st-
'I
do
not
oresume
tn
pxnlnin
reading
stories
into
-theae
work;,'!
an
audience.
All
the
programs
;
how
to
paint
but
only
how
to
set
'a
cross-section
of
life
as
It
Is
uns
tmm
th
police
as
they
ar
especially
as
Chopin
once
re-
have
variety,
and
in
no
case
does
enjoyment.
Buy
a
paint
box!
found
In
the
crowded
.streets
of
st
her
Chinese
friend
Yow
for
1
1
interpretation
from
the
en
to.
II
Walk
Alone
is
current-i
'm.
Piano
work
and
big
'
Jy
high
In
popularity
and
the
inujKea
xo
ocnuman
that
two
of
an
auaience
nave
to
seuieiit-sen
and
have
a
try,
then
be
persuad-
Vancouver.
stealing
iinery
to
give
to
her,
the
ballades
were
inspired
bv
down
simply
to
one
type
Of
mu-
ed
that
the
first
oiialitv
that
u.
and
out.
binders
nave
a
good
Mtrsion
but
.
..
.if
!';
a
1'tf'n
t.-.
I..
..........
ui
the
writings
of
the
Polish
!c.
jiletued
is
Aadacity.
Jhere
is
no
otic
poet,
Adam
Micklewicz,
al-
In
main,
the
moinlng
pro-timj?
for
the
deliberate
approach.
The
bonk
i
riivHM
into
troT
"
""""'M
"ve
a
new
lono-
stories
'
1
le-
she
lnvents
a
dead
hus-
..."
.
,,
,
band
for
the
sake
of
her
baby1
.Descriptions
and
dialog
ae
:
glrj
and
she
struggies
to
protert
make
it
easy
to
understand
the
her
daughter
and
to
give
her
tiie
frustrations
and
disappoint-
rhanee
shP
rPW,
hart
of
Fire:
ner
vtiijn
aura
;i
!
tnLnimj
wivu
vuc
ljuii
jar-
nr
nflr
ni'll
nnri
BIz-harH
Uauas
n...,!...,
..
iiiuuku
me
composer
cua
not
"
r
ine
perrormances
oi
,
we
must
not
be
too
ambitkm.
fed
the
younger
school
.
children.
j
We
cannot
aspire
to
ma.'Aer
i'Xted
from
the
tango
ahead
of
It.
Love
is
another
fine
sVn"
scoring
big
number
number
and
has
also
been
done
f"n
'm
I'l?1
j
ninth
place
on
.
tlus
oy
mui
rage.
i;.
'
Percy
'
Faith
......
Ud
nr..ht,
I
None
01
Chopin
s
compasltlons
After
Eleanor
u
married
and
settled
in
a
"fine"
home
the
whole
seructure
of
the
life
Lilly
tuc
twicuiuoii
periurinanceri
pieces.
We
may
content
our-are
older
school
children
and
the,
'selves
with
a
joy
ride
in
a
paint-evening
show
feature
the
woik;box.
And
for
this
Audacity
i.s
of
adults.
There
are,
however.
'the
only
ticket.
High
School
plays
and
other
oi-
j
"I
shall
now
relate
my
personal
ments
and
the
pleasures
of
the
people
Mrs.
Wilson
brings
to
life.
In
"Tuesday
and
Wednesday"
.
m
01
fmtin
witiiBir
,,..
i
mirfarilnoM
ij
f
(Columbia)
Delicado'
and
Fes-
The
llation's
TOP
TUIJES
1
.
Wheel
fortune
Kay
Star
2.
Blue
Tango
has
built
is
endangered
when
she
ferlngs
on
the
evenings
of
Wed-1
experience.
Some
experiments
iwommer
jonnson,
loonsn,
un-;
neary
met.u
the
chinaman
Yow,
nesday,
Thursday
and
Friday.
auttcjwijui,
Ktxoiiy
icu
otstiay
uy
again
ZTm
a
.ad-;Freomaa
at
the
harpsichord
and
j
ZJ$h$Z?Jk
1
lte
Ul'
"h
aXt
"Thiy
SS'.t
...a:.
...
I
fore
it
t
can
really
be
finniwr.iatori
to?
,bC;
U
...
.
are
.
.
.
.
.
.
v
one
Sunday
in
the
country
with
me
wnim
oi
me
momeni
nid
r,
mur4u3
Nllm.
,
,",:
',,
'
l
"ooseiy
jointed
But
toll
erie
wenes-:
--
.
""-'"
A
,
,
I
glowing
with
genius
and
pre-jfcKuryi
-
Kreaesi
and
fou'd
catch
on.
(
Festival
is
;senting
definite
unity
of
form
U
This
Thing
Called
handw
dapping,
fast
moving
I
and
expression
commonly
writ-Fine
Wending
by
the
two
J1"'"
f
r-
"
tne
number
catches
ten
in
six
eight
or
six
four
time
The
Tuesday
evening
pro-tram
features
many
different
adult
groups,
including
the
.Shrine
Band,
Jhe
Jtolary
Choir,
Church
choirs,
mo
instrumental
trios,
and
acordion
ensemble
and
some
rocal
duels
and
trios.
3.
,
ine
cniwren
s
paint
box
led
me
to
procure
the
next
morning
a
complete
outfit
for
painting
in
j
oils.
I
"Having
bought
the
colors,
an
j
easel,
and
a
canvas,
the
next
step
was
to
begin.
But
what
a
1
step
to
take!
The
palette
gleam
Again
she
runs
away.
This
time
to
Toronto
where
she
finds
her
destiny
in
J.
B.
Sprockett,
elderly,
retired
mid-westerner,
mourning
the
d'eatn
of
his
wiie.
WHIMSICAL
NOTE
They
decide
to
marry.
But
first
Lilly
feels
there
is
something
Mr.
Sprockett
should
know
about
her
wife
Myrt,
whom
he
loves
in
his
own
way
and
also
fears.
Her
great
friend
is
Mrs.
Emblem,
who
has
been
"honest
wife
and
true
mistress"
to
three
husbands.
Then
there
is
the
logger
Eddie,
Mort's
evi
influence
and
timid
little
Victoria
May,
who
can
only
afford
one
movie
magazine
a
.
on
a
new
release
of
the
""
"K
mai
snouia
;
m
the
ballades
he
attains
tiie
,
t.indards.
The
Harmoni-
L""'u-
'
greatest
of
his
powers
as
an
I'eggy
Lee
and
Gordon
The
Wednesday
evening
feat-
rio
haven't
been
heard
'
::ie
time,
are
at
their
best.
;
ed
with
beads
of
color;
the
brush
kins
unnesira
lueccat
bdom
inv
t,
,nn
nroittuiiniiiu.
..i
.!i
,
,
""""
'
"
"
iin
iu
nung
poisea,
neavy
y,iin
aesuny,
Anvthlno-
nnri
Fmoivo
'
m-
tl
5
6
me-
F01
Schumann
caUed
the
G
minor
numbers,
accordion
solos,
other
irresolute
in
the
air.
Mv
hand
week
and
lives
in
a
sort
of
day
j
life.
.
,
I
llil
I
VUUltUl
1
t'lKII
L11IIU
N
jir
II
f
1U7
n
,
1
1
I
.
.
,..
,
1
IHi
trnmnnln
J
-
lUil.
t
dream
in
between
magazines
And
so,
sh
confesses!
ng
i
hui
ue
Minci:
a
wen
"
oanaae
one
oi
vnopin's
"wuaest
j
"""lu"":"u
"iwe
jumor
seemea
arrested
by
a
silent
veto.
Pey
p.
,
two
,
of
,
,
Howards
;"Dfcca'
.ings
the;and
most
origlnai
compositions.
Choir
WOrk.
(But
after
all
the
sltv
on
this
nr.
fc
d
JOB,
Willi
Leroy
Anderson
Blacksmith
Blues
E.
M.
Morse
Any
Time
D.
Haymes
Cry
J.
Ray
Guy
is
a
Guy
Doris
Day
Tell
Me
Why
Four
Aces
Please,
M.
Sun
J.
Roy
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
....
G.
Mitchell
M.
Miller
Little
Whe
Cloud
Thursday
night
there
are
three
j
casion
was
unquestionably
blue,
h
i
Z,
ui
"uneker,
on
listening
to
it
was
w
.cn...,.
J11S
urciifsira
;
reminded
of
Andrew
Lang's
lines
hi
drawing
power
make
i
first
class
etching
of
a
Idkid.
A
lush
choral
group.
jujo
wwcicu
Uy
icirace,
rnncejana
a
pale
blue
at
that.
There
1
I
r"
1
'
.
V'
,
4.''
'
'1
H
-i.
.
f
-,(
f
i.
,
j
I
J
'
fe
.
f'
'
1
tr
1
.
I
l:
K
4
'!
i
.
.H5
1
'-ui
1
i
'I
'
'
lis
'
f
i
V
I;
I
7
-
r
x
.'t
4
",'4t
and
chorus
are
in
their
usual
"The
thnndor
nnri
irn
r
h
Ruoert
-Little
Theatre,
and
'Booth
.
rnnM
Ka
rin..K
hf
ki,..
Vit
good
style
hi
the
background.
Odyssey."
and
the
American
'School
in
that
oraer.
!
mixed
with
white
should
be
put
...v.t
im-wii
a
iic
.
crmp
cans
T.nm
zriuxip
"i.ho
jiui.
ruuav
nini
iiere
arp
i,w;i
nn
tha
tnn
nort
nF
ihQ
Heart
of
a
Clown
and
With
No
sev
of
Chooin's
soul
"
Th
ex-1
Plays,
one
of
which
is
also
from'
One
rp;iliv
rioes
nt
nH
tn
hestra
backing
and
How-ocal
sound
are
coijiblned.
Took:
Good
change
of
Howard
and
the
group
a
bounce
novelty
with
a
Gifts
for
Mother
mm
;daxcd
beat.
r
-gttSK
IrmsUuni;
and
Cordon
10
One
to
Love
Tonight:
Up
andjtiaordinary
seven-measure
m-
Terrace.
I
had
an
artist
training
to
see
that.
:
coming
singer
of
the
day,
Mervitroduction
has
been
likened
to
a
I
The
dancing
entries
are
aUjlt
is
a
starting
point
open
to
all
is
in
good
voice
on
the
two
bal-j
bard
saying
first,
"This
is
the
motit
aU
on
Thursday
afternoon,
!
So
very
gingerly
I
mixed
a
little
lads.
Clown
is
fairly
popular:
way
It
was,
and
then,
"Now
leljand
Friday
afternoon
elocution
blue
paint
on
the
palette
with
a
right
pow,
and
Merv's
version!
me
tell
this
story
from
the
be-
-culminates
in
a
very
good
play
(very
small
brush,
and
then
with
j
coaid
help
it
become
more
so.
!
ginning."
The
ballade
runs
the
offered
by
a
Junior
.
cast
from
infinite
precaution
made
a
mark
RECOMMENDED
RECOPDS-
leamut
of
musical
expressions
'Booth
School
and
en-.iiled
"I
Re-about
as
big
as
a
bean
upon
the
f.i'n
7-
-I
Z
,
I
from
a
capricious
waltz-lil:e
!
member
Mama."
affronted,
snow-white
shield.
Slim
Galllards
I
On
y
Have
j
Once
again,
J.
H.
Black,
local
tneme
t
a
close
whlch
u
w
j
At
that
momen
the
loud
aD-
rl'nl
Vnelng
scales
and
shrill
octavejs
mad
e
,
he
Capitol
Theatre
,wa5
heard
in
the
rive.
From
lhaf'
Cried
10.
Slow
Poke
H.
O'Connell
L
Drchtstra
iDecca)
Side
starts
with
Jen.-
ijh
orchestra
intrrspers-
;:
loms'
splendid
trumpt
jt-
Loiib
himself
coming
Mexican
feather
Pictures
FLOWERS
FIGURINES
MOTHER'S
DAY
CUSHION
COVERS
.
SHELL
JEWEL
BOXES
AND
OTHER
PELIGHTFCL
GIFTS
A
iuli
way
through
the
RUPERT
RADIO
to
dilivtr
the
vocal.
Good
;
V
T
,
.
.
progressions.
,
,
"
v'll-
this
chariot
there
steoDed
swlit-
.
l
tor
;
;ohnnie
Kay
.
s
"Mountains
I
RAT
,
AniP;
NO
,
TM'
M
.
Ir,n
,
afternoons
of
Tuesday,
Wednes-
f
,-Ktn
"Ll
1
k1
Indian
Love
Call:
An
&
ELECTRIC
idle.
Side
has
more
drive
in
the
Moonlight"
and
"What's
.e
(abuiou
"Satchmo"
in
'the
Use?"
i
Columbia);
Vaughn
The
opening
simple
strains
of
j
1
nyrsay
.
.
,
i
the
gifted
wife
of
Sir
John
I-av-
this
ballade
seem
o
be
drawn1
Mus
adjudu-ator
Olenii
ery
Painting!
But
what
are
you
from
the
people's
store
house
ofiNeuon,.i,llls'1y
M
QuaWifd
in
all
:
hesitating
about?
Let
me
have
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHOP
211
Sixth
Street
(ui
form
both
on
trumpet
Monroe's
"Lady
Love"
and
pho-e
644
'al.
With
all
the
old
hits
song.
The
entrance
of
the
presto
":
'
,
.
a
v-ol
brush
the
big
one.'
Splash
surprises
and
seems
out
of
keep-'ic,ai
sl
'n
P'ano
technique.
into
the
turpentine,
wallop
into
back
this
could
be
a
lil
contender.
Should
r
Tn1
"owithe
blue
and
the
white,
frantic!
"Idaho
State
Fair"
(Victor)
Dick
Hayman
and
Orchestra
"It
Had
To
Be
You"
and
"Its
a
Sin
To
Tell
a
Lie"
(Mercury);
Frankie
"
Carle
and
Orchestra
"Festival"
and
"I've
Tried
i
Million
Times"
(Victor);
Four
all
Armstrong
fans.
big
with
what
precedes:
but.
what
we
hear
after
the
return
of
the
tempo
primo
the
development
of
these
simple
strains
.
.
i
.
7,
"u,c'
flourish
on
the
palette
clean
no
m
speciality
is
speech
and
diction.
"iongerand
then
several
large,
She
has
a
long
association
wllhi
fiprrp
ctmii
nnH
siashos
t
hio
Day
and
Guy
Mitchell
m
oiai-A
Little
Kiss
Good-
uMc
cm
justify
the
presence
of
the
presto
jam.a't,eu1r
drama
Vancouver
-on
the
ab.solutely
cowering
can-
rid
Gently
Johnny:
Disk
The
second
appearance
of
the
7
,
B
.
"
ivas.
Anyone
could
see
that
it
Victoria
Summer
School
of
thc!coud
evll
n0t
hit
back
No
fate
I.
latter
leads
to
an
urging,
rest
Education
as
a
avenged
the
jaunty
violence.
Department
of
less
coda
in
A
minor,
which
7?",.
Aces
"My
Hero"
and
"Spring
Is
a
Wonderfnl
Thing"
(Decca);
and
Vic
Damone's
"Good
Morning.
Morning
Glory"
and
"Goodbye
for
a
While"
(Mercury).
UONOK
KOI.L
OF
HITS
On
Speech
'The
canvas
orinnprt
In
hflnlp.
softly,
crtftWf
I
"IrlllUi
UI
LJ1C
Obdll
HIS
WEEK'S
and
Dramatics.
closes
in
the
same
key
and
with
a
few
bars
of
the
simple,
serene,
now
veiled
first
strain.
jness
before
me.
The
spell
was!
i
broken.
The
sicklv
inhibitions
ARTIST
Kay
:
BALLADE
NO.
3
IN
A
1
MAJOR
1
Wheel
of
Fortune:
Starr.
rolled
away.
I
seized
the
largest
j
I
brush
and
fell
upon
my
victim
!
'with
berserk
fury.
I
have
never
j
OPUS
47
May
6,
7,
8
and
9,
1952
MORNINGS
9:30
CIVIC
CENTRE
AFTERNOONS
1:3.0
CAPITOL
THEATRE
(Except
Friday)
'
EVENINGS
7:30
CIVIC
CENTRE
OFFICIAL
OPENING
BY
DR.
R.
G.
LARGE
TUESDAY
EVENING
WITH
ADDRESS
OF
WELCOME
BY
HIS
WORSHIP
THE
MAYOR
Season
Tickets:
Adults
$1
.50
Students
75c
Holed
Science
Editor
Dies
f-ANK
SINATRA
2-
Blue
Tango:
Leroy
Ander-
xhis
ballade
is
a
portrayal
oi
son.
the
refined
gifted
Pole
who
3
Blacksmith
Blues:
Ella
Mae
'moves
in
the
most
distinguished
Morse.
.
Tclrcles
of
the
French
capitol.
'
It
felt
any
awe
of
a
canvas
since.!
This
beginning
with
Audacity
is
j
already
a
very
great
part
of
the!
art
of
painting.''
j
i
Anv
Time:
Eddie
Fisher.
,u
aristocratic
cav.
graceful,
and!
PORT
WASHINGTON,
N.Y.
(f
h:gh
school
days
hi
his
wn
of
Hobokon,
N.J.,
iiiutra
kept
himself
busy
I'tnbir
of
a
rhampioaship
l"u
team,
a
trophy
win-
5
Guy
Is
a
Guy:
Doris
Day.
piquant.
And
yet
it
Is
some-
Howard
W.
Blakeslee,
72,
As-
-
$Cry:
Johnnie
Hay.
I
thing
more.
For
even
In
Its
ciated
Press
Science
editor
and
.
the
Pulitizer
prize
and
numerous
7
Please,
Mr.
Sun:
Johnnie
!
playful
moments
there
is
a
deli-jr.
pioneer
in
the
making
science
(
other
.honors.
He
was
stricken
Kay.
icate
irony,
a
spiritual
sporting
(clear
to
the
layman,
died
Friday.
'with
coronary
thrombosis
in
his
8
Pittsbrugh,
Pennsylvania:
j
with
graver
and
more
passionate
j
He
was
the
sprightly
winner
of
home.
runraer
and
a
tr;ick
star.
found
Ume
to
work
with
l
band
and
to
slna
Glee
Club
Altrrgradu-bfcamp
a
rnr.v
hiw
wh
MUSIC
TUITION
RATE
INCREASE
Guy
Mitchell.
,
emotions.
This
A
ballade
is
;
8
Kiss
of
Fire:
Georgia
Glbbs.
the
most
familiar
of
the
four.
'
10
Tell
Me
Why:
Four
Aces
and
BALLADE
NO.
4
IN
F
MINOR
i
1
11
Walk
Alone:
Don
Cor-'oP.
52.
nell
died
for
tenth
place).;
This
is
Chopin
in
his
most
re-'
'l
ne'.sp;pj..r
o1H
-SOon
Inimself
im
j
the
position
flective
yet
lyric
mood.
Lyricism
writer.
'Bin
In
J9?.S
Frank
went.
Bing
Crosoy
movie
and
aj'
(.'Olivine?;!
Ihnt
hr
UJ.
.
.
I
business
UkL
show
busi.
Beginning
September
1,
1952,
the
music
teachers
of
Prince
Rupert
are
Increasing
their
rates.
The
tuition
for
Junior
pupils
from
Grades
I
to
IX
inclusive
is
$80
a
year
and
for
Senior
pupils.
Grades
X
ahd
A.RjC.T.,
$100
a
year.
These
rates
'
entitle
a
pupil
to
two
half-hour
lessons
a
week.
,
'
"
'
Signed:
Miss
M.
Way
Mrs.
H.
O.
Jamieson
Mrs.
C.
Anderson
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
.
.
,
(
Mrs.
J.
Bowman
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
Mrs.
C.
Gilker
'
'
"f
i
t1
Hl
i
i.
'
f.
.
'
!
p
...
'
.
fv..
-'
M
-
.
.
;
'
I'
-
.
,
'
H
-
i
,
K,.
is
the
keynote
of
the
work.
A;
!
passionate
lyricism,wlth
a
note
of
Iseif-ahsorptiqn,
suppressed
feel-ling
truly
Slaylc,
this
shyness
I
!
and
a
concentration
which
i'
j
marvelous
even
for
Chopin.
It
L
j
the
mood
of
a
man
who
examines
with
morbid
curious
mslst-
Change
o
f
Adjudicator
;
0
s.
he
gave
up
his
job
Prized
a
qniM-tet,
nanifd
fwen
Four.
Sinalnn
at
frs
and
dances,
thev
wir
ac'ivltiea
mirlpr
r1
UI
PP
Inn
an
orchestral
urrannrmpnts
r,Wuh
Frank,
as
an
ad-r
as
siiinut
tv,
u
.
.
,
embarked
on
an
adventurous
voyage
which
opened
up
a
new
world
to
himself
and
his
friends.
.
-
.v.uv.
F
W
WOn
first
rH-,
es
nroernm
nn,i
n
one
of
tim
miw.
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
president
o!ence
the
malady
that
is
devour-the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
lng
hls
oui.
The
theme
of
tho
Association,
has
received
a
wireF
Miuor
has
the
.charm
of
a
from
H.
S.
Hum
cf
the
Depart-slow
mournful
wait,
that
re-ment
of
Education
at
Victoria
;
turns
j,wice
heeweiicd
but
never
infoiming
her
that
Mrs.
Frccla
1
overladen.
R.
M.
de
Branscoville
will
be
ad-
judlsating
the
plays
and
elocution
at
the
forthcoming
Festival.
LONDON
!
An
international
Mrs.
de
Branscoville
lives
in
j
sculpture
competition
with
"The
Vancouver
and
is
professionally
;
unknown
fontical
JTisoner"
as
a
speech
therapist
and
a
teacher
jits
subject
has
attracted
pearly
of
dramatics.
Her
degrees
are
j
3,000
entries
representing
67
A.R.C.T.
and
F.T.C.L.
She
is
on
I
nationalities.
So
far
no
entry
the
staff
of
the
Summer
School
j
has
come
from
any
country
ber
'"
Prank
left
the
group
wnla
and
returned
to
I
Your
Favorite
Records
I
at
.
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1
.
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ne
went
to'
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l
Si
n..n
H...
f
f;"5Ran
to
ue
arounrl
Joo
at
Victoria
which
Is
under
the
hind
the
Iron
t-urtam.
f
Ha"y
James
heard
;
watra
was
signed
to
,
lr
h
the
orchestra.
;e
'our
was
over,
Frank
fU
to
Tommy
Dorsey's
With
Dnr.wv
1Tro.,L.
Department
of
Education.
This
summer
she
is
holding
courses
on
speech
and
dramatics.
Last
spring
Mrs.
de
Branscoville
adjudicated
at
the
Festival
at
Dawson
Creek
In
the
Peace
River
Block
and
her
work
was
widely
admired
and
f
member
of
the
Pled
I'"1
girl
named
Jo
Staf-
lr..
.
LONDON
(f
Lewlsham
district
Is
to
find
out
which
is
more
popular
Beethovan
of
"boogie
woogre."
Classical
orchestras
will
alternate
with
swing
and
jazz
bands
at
public
concerts,
and
officials
will
record
the
respective
attendances.
.
.
.
can
embark
on
an
adven-
'
turous
journey
into
the
realm
of
Music,
Art
and
Literature.
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purpose
of
this
page
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Me
Time
JoRnny
Roy
Don't
Take
Your
Love
From
Me
The
Lady
Drinks
Champagne
..
Johnny
Ray
WESTERN
Easy
On
the
Eyes
Anything
That's
Part
of
You....
Eddy
Arnold
Goodbye
Maria
Driftwood
on
the
River
Wilf
Carter
My
Sweet
Maria
Girl
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Tsimshian
Girl.
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Ray
McKinley
Songs
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....
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Tucker
Sweet
and
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