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Saturday,
April
5,
1952
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IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
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DICK
WESCH
ndreds
of
Items
in
le
Variety
Display
nua
I
Show
Opens
Here's
good
news
for
all
Johnrty
Ray
fans:
Columbia
is
releasing
It's
first
Johnny
Ray
album
this
week
with
eight
previously
un-
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tor),
Helen
O'connell
(Capitol),
Alan
Doan
(MGMi
and
Champ
Butler
(Columbia).
HONOR
ROLL
OF
HITS:
'
-
5
week-end
in
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
1
is
art
1
Wheel
of
Fortune,
Kay
Starr
2
Cry,
Johnny
Ray.
3
glue
Tango,
Leroy
Anderson
4
Any
Time,
Eddy
Fisher.
crafts
show
at
the
Civic
If
thp
arts
and
f
1
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t
m
TT
released
sides.
The
album
cover
will
contain
no
printed
material
of
any
kind,
with
the
entire
cover
being
devoted
to
a
photo-'
graph
of
Ray.
Titles
In
the
album
are:
"All
of
Me,"
"Don't
Take
Your
Love
From
Mv,"
"Walking
My
Baby
Back
Home,"
"Don't
Blame
M,"
"Out
In
the
Lthusiastic
,,thnQ
astic
organizers
organizers
led
jeu
by
uy
Mrs.
mm.
J
o.
i.
nar
t
1
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into
hist,
pvpninor
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,lav
'n
readiness
for
this
popular
annual
iich'vvas
opened
this
afternoon
and
will
con-
PLAYS
YOUNG
GIRL
Janet
Reid,
21-year-old
Winnipegef,
got
her
opportunity
for
a
fading
role
in
the
successful
London
play,
"No
Place
for
Jennifer,"
when
13-year-old
Janette
Scott
was
injured.
Mis
Reid,
four
feet
eleven
and
'viighi
tg
only
95
pounds,
had
no
difficulty
playing
ilv
rote
of
a
young
girl
of
12.
(CP
PHOTO)
i.
afternoon
and
evening-,
tomorrow
and
on
Cold
Again,"
"Give
Me
Time,"
"Coffee
and
Cigarettes,"
and
"The
Lady
Drinks
Champagne."
And
also
out
on
a
new
single
release
by
the
current
pop
singer
Is
one
of
Ray's
own
compositions,
"Mountains
in
the
Moonlight,"
5
Tell
Me
Why,
Four
Aces.
C
Please
Mr.
Sun,
Johnny
Ray
7
Little
White
Cloud
That
Cried,
Johnny
Ray
8
Slow
Pok.?,
Pee
Wee
King
9
Blacksmith
Blues,
Ella
Mae
Morse.
16-Be
My
Life's
Companion,"
Mill
Brothers.
THIS
WF.FK'S
ARTIST:
Dean
Martin
The
refreshing
comedy
team
ol
Demi
Muilia
and
Jerry
Lewis
has
been
captivating
audiences
from
coast
to
coast.
At
the
same
time
with
their
rise
to
stardom
In
1947,
Dean
Martin,
handsome
balla-diei,
was
signed
by
Capitol
re
IIORSB
All
RtnrR
By
ARTHUR
MKI.IN.
High
School
Student
Something
unique
In
the
outside
displays
are
the
exhibit
of
Mexican
art
featuring
fifty
i.osphere
truly
esthe'.ic
lis
and
programs
ap-
the
occasion,
m
t
I"
Will
jlrls
anil
drawls
&t)isptc
jjie
city
during
variety
aii
bucked
by
a
Turkihh
noveLy
by
Ross
Batrdasarian,
the
composer
of
"Come
On-a
My
House."
This
cne
Is
a
great
change
of
pace
for
Johnny
as
he
sings,
"What's
the
Use?"
wid
k
have
a
a
in
and
craft
articles.
blacks,
whits
and
pastel,
lithography
and
wood
cuts.
Works
varied,
imaginative,
real
and
in
some
cases
somewhat
revolutionary
are
Included
In
the
big
display
of
the
Vancouver
Art
School.
LOCAL
ART
But,
after
all.
It
Is
the
local
MONTREALER
A
SUCCESS.
Montreal-born
Robert
Whitehead
has
had
great
success
with
the
play
series
he
has
been
staging
In
New
York
for
the
American
National
Theatre
and
Academy
in
his
first
year
as
managing
director.
This
season
A.N.T.A.
has
scored
thre-e
hits
in
a
row
with
"Gold-"
en
Boy,"
"Mrs.
McThLig,"
and
"Desire
Under
the
Elms."
He
now
Is
rehearsing
the
somewhat
baffling
play
"Four
Saints
in
Three
Acts,"
by
Gertrude
Stein.
He
thinks
the
latter
will
be
the
commercial
failure
It
was
when
previously
produced
but,
in
Justice
to
a
good
theatre,
he
thinks
It
should
be
presented
again.
I
CP
PHOTO)
Music
notes
into
tne
iniuiiiri'c,
prist
upon.
:j..pre'fnt;itive
display.
As
ranee
from
thv?
ef-iinv
tof.s
of
even
I
SATURDAY,
SUNDAY
and
MONDAY
April
5th,
6th
and
7th
SPECIAL
FEATURES
20
Original
Paintings
of
Maclean's
Magazine
Covers.
50
Mexican
Wood
Cuts
and
Lithographs.
works
that
command
a
major
In-
1
...
in
i
ho
works
of
1
Ray
Anthony's
plugging
of
his
recording
of
"At
Last"
is
costing
him
eight
thousand
dollars
.
.
.
Tony-Bennett
recently
wed
.
.
.
Mario
Lanza
Is
leaving
sometime
cords.
Dean
was
born
June
7,
1917.
As
a
child
he
refrained
from
any
vocal
endeavours
and
didn't
decide
upon
singing
as
a
career
until
1943.
Before
that
he
was
an
amateur
prize
fighter,
attend-(Contlnuet!
on
page
6)
in
September
for
a
six
month
1
,1pS
from
local
andtMt
and
the
process
that
has
11
I
been
made
by
Prince
Rupert
art-
Uh-'e
the
art
exhibition
!
ists
"
during:
another
season
is
7'
jii.,
r,f
hnnrii-
demonstrated
by
the
remarkable
3
!Procl
to
be
noted.
!
.11?
.,,pi
the
It
is
refreshing
to
have
the
out-
cowssrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
ond
RECONDITIONED
,
Phone
Black
389
210
4th
Street
European
tour
.
.
.
two
new
Mercury
recordings
released
by
Billy
Daniels
and
Sophie
Tucker.
TOPS
IN
VOCALS
Dean
Martin
In
h's
usal
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Vancouver
School
of
Art
Variety
Exhibit.
PROGRAMME
SATURDAY
YOUNGSTERS'
DAY
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
2
TO
S
P.M.
Wrathall's
Shop
Brightens
Street
,
re
of
tM
almofpnere
'
T
r
'
"""
nuperi
oympnony
urcnesxra
win
J
does
not
naVf
t0
8
awav
Irom
be
hand
to
incidental
h.
lobby
is
made
gay
on
provide
'l
the
hundreds
of
Princp
R"P"t
Itself
to
find
:sal
music
as
interlude
to
the
inspec-Iwhnnl
age
work.
artlsts
and
artistry.
tions
of
tne
diSpiays
an(j
while
jtP
tcen-ase
room
ares
Among
the
local
artists
whose
'tea
Is
being
served
in
the
rest-
iftn,
nf
the
"self-ex-
contributions
afe
hung
for
the
ful
atmosphere
of
an
afternoon
tenable
style,
singing
tetter
than
ever
and
with
wonderful
feeling.
Dean
has
a
new
coupling1
on
Capitol.
Numbers
ar?
"Won't
Junior
Inadvertently
missed
from
the
1.
Opening.
2
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
iy
Members,
2.
Movie.
4:00
P.M.
The
Carlsen
Story.
,
SATURDAY
EVENING,
7
TO
10
P.M.
I.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Teen
Members.
'trroiro.
admiratlve
Inrpection
of
the
jot
art.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
and
You
Surrender"
and
''Pretty
as
a
Picture."
lists
of
new
Third
Avenue
buildings
and
business
establishments
east
of
Fulton
Street
mentioned
JDl
things
IS,
I
CUlirc,
t
v
inuuifl
mc
iviina
inaut
I
ivil
a.
rcici
iit:ii
will
jjicaiuillg
itudi'.orium
where
the!
Mis
Y.
Lupine.
S.
Dlderickson,
at
the
tea
tables.
-The
Carlsen
Story.
2.
Movie.
8:30
P.M.
SUNDAY.
2
TO
S
PM-
I
Monday
evening
the
presence
'
a
i
Tl
i
TT:..t.
Kathleen
hum,
Mrs.
r.
n.
rric.u.
Mrs.
John
Stirn,
Mrs.
Roch
Don
Cherry
Champion
golfer,
has
turned
champion
singer.
In
(very
fine
voice
sings
for
new
'
ballads
for
Decca.
"Take
Me
;Back"
(best
of
th2
four)
and
i
iir
liip
duuui
iviuiiiui
liii
niizri
Beauchemin,
Lawrence
Symphony
Concert
and
Tea.
Movie.
4:00
P...
The
Carlsen
Story.
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'
j
in
the
Daily
News
yesterday
was
j
the
bright
and
attractive
photographic
shop
of
Wrathall's
Photo
Finishings
across
from
First
Street.
This
Is
one
of
the
newly
renovated
and
re-designed
shops
manswn,
mirs
rrar.ces
t-artnage,
01
Fred
Huber,
will
be
an
added
Mrs.
man
Harvey.
Mrs.
musvik,
attraction.
Merrill
Meuse
ana
Mrs.
m.
j
B..vs
ai
rutiRPd
artis-mnd
the
walls
with
li'nrtive
ffatures
suclt
tl
M,iflen's
Magazine
oils
and
water
color
GthPmes-
real
and
Im-JMrilch
occupy
central
TV.'orks
of
such
Hi'tKfs
f-fltlj,
William
Winter,
n
and
Franklin
Ar-tt
to
be
seen,
taff
end
are
display
MONDAY
AFTERNOON.
2
TO
5
P
M.
't
2:00
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Adult
Members.
J
4:00
P.M.
Movie,
The
Carlsen
Story.
MONDAY
EVENING.
7
TO
10
P.M.
S
7:00
PM.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Adult
Members.
J
8:30
P.M.
Movie.
The
Carlsen
Story.
V
B:30
P.M.
Drawing
for
raffle
prizes.
5
HlCM
SCHOOL
BAND
IN
ATTENDANCE
of
the
past
year
and
one
of
the
contributions
to
the
newly
developing
shopping
district'
of
j
"Neither
Am
I."
My
Sentimental
Heart"
and'
"I'll
Sing
to
You,"
are
contained
on
two
records.
Stan
Freburj
Mimicking
the
'current
singing
sensation,
I
Johnny
Ray
snbs
and
all
h-e
performs
with
Billy
May's
or-
jchestra
on
a
new
Capitol
disc.
Classical
Research
ufmgherty.
A
wide
arrety
of
subjects
are
covered
and
some
of
the
notable
items
are
Diderickson's
marines
and
Mrs.
Harvey's
and
Mrs.
Stirn's
spirited
local
subjects.
Prince
Rupert.
Nearby
Noble's
radio
and
record
shop
has
also
seen
considerable
improvement
of
late.
iry.
its
ins
same
tune
as
A
TREASURY
Of
EASTEU
types
of
crafts
which
Outstanding
too
are
the
offer-produced
I
at
the
Civic
,
ings
of
two
Junior
artists
Kath
v,
o.
6
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""""I
"
Other
side,
"Pass
the
Udder
contained
In
an
album
which
SUPPORT
YOUR
$r:ng
the
past
season
f
proved
such
an
Int'or-t
innructive
phae
of
(f
s
activities.
to
are
to
be
seen
some
Si
me
furnishings
and
Inducts
resulting
from
Udder."
(song
of
the
cow
with
27
spigots).
This
should
prove
to
be
one
of
th
year's
zaniest
cords,
along
with
Spike
Jones'
'"Deep
Purple."
.
'
Forecast
of
Future
Hits
Eddy
leen
Hills
and
Lawrence
Krust-mansson
both
of
whom
give
promise
of
going
far
If
they
follow
up
the
artistic
talents
which
are
so
evident
in
their
current
hangings.
Harmonic
and
social
notes
are
not
being
overlooked
In
this
embraces
many
races
and
religions
in
1U
musical
offerings
of
awe
and
reverence.
These
hymns
serve
a
very
spec,
ific
purpose
in
the
ritual
ct
Christian
faith.
They
comprise
Royal
Conservatory
of
Music
of
Toronto
MIDSUMMER
EXAMINATIONS
JUNE,
1952
Fisher's
"Forgive
Me"
and
ft
ity
of
British
Colum
the
ample
repertory
that
Ls
the
("That's
the
Chartce
You
Take'
.
m
classes
conducted
,var's
arts
and
crafts
show.
Honor
Roll
of
Hits
1.
Wheel
of
Fortune
Kay
Starr
Cry
Johnny
Ray
V
3.
Tell
Mc
Why
Four
Aces
4.
Anytime
Dick'
Haymes
5.
Blue
Tanuo
Leroy
Anderson
C.
Little
White
Cloud
That
Cried
Johnny
Ray
7.
Slow
Poke
........Arthur
Godfrey
and
Helen
O'Connell
8.
Blacksmith
Blues
Ella
Mae
Morse
ALSO
AVAILABLE
Ham
tune
Frankie
Laine
Did
Anyone
Call
Rosemary
Clooney
LONG
PLAY'S
BY:
Frankie
Laine,
Kay
Starr,
Mills
Brothers,
Ink
Spots,
Organ
Solos
by
Jesse
Crawford
Available
at
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Miss
Cross.
I
Tomorrow
afternoon
the
Prince
t
.
.
.
,
...
y.
music
of
Easter
observance;
a'
(Victor).
Frank
Sinatra's
"I
repertory
that
covers
a
wide
Hear
a
Rhapsody"
(Columbia),
span
of
emotion
from
the
peni-
Don
Cornell's
"I'll
Walk
Alone"
tent
anguish
of
Good
Friday
to
(Coral).
This
next
one
should
the
Jubilant
exultation
of
Easter
break
big
and
fast.
Just
out.
"Be
Day.
j
Anything"
(But
Be
Mine
has
Application!
'
mutt
Hack
Hw
CamarvBttn'
DM
kr
tnm
APll
15,
151.
135
COLLEGE
STREET
TORONTO
21.
ONT.
aii
But
thev
are
more
than
the
uucauy
ueen
rccuiuru
uy
MO.Y
a
;
Howard
(Mer.),
Don
Estes
(Vic-
New
Western
Releases
llli
lUiiiV;
tftjn
J.,'"..
wi
-
j
They
chant
a
message
of
good
will
and
brotherliness
that
carries
them
beyond
the
confines
ol
their
ritual.
The
assured
Joyousness
of
"On
Easter
Morn"
and
"Love
is
Come
Again"
reaches
out
to
everyone,
and
the
themes
of
"Calvary."
and
i
ak
Civic
Centre
Now
Until
Monday
ORMES
DRUGS
t
if
t
s
ii
i
ft
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ii
17
r
i
v.
,
"Tenebrae
Factae
Sunt"
are
embedded
In
the
compassion
of
all
GOLDEN
EAGLE
RAO
Buddy
Reynolds
(Official
song
Buddy
Reynolds
Golden
Eagle
Fan
Club.)
KONKY
TOJiK
BLUES
Hank
Williams
GONE
AND
LEFT
ME
BLUES
Cowboy
and
Kathy
Copas
STINGY
Helen
O'Connell
and
many
others
by
such
favorites
as
Moon
Mulligan.
Hank
Thompson.
Tennessee
Ernie,
Hawkshnw
Hawkins.
humanity.
Such
songs
are
only
incidental
In
the
melodic
utterance
of
a
creed.
They
are,
in
a
wider
sense,
the
expression
of
r
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAiLY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
!
universal
need
and
fulfillment.
I
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tj
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V-
TH
mi
C
In
assembling
these
songs,
Robert
Shaw
sought
a
variety
of
hymns
that'
would
cover
tha
broad
range
of
mood.
The
Easter
hymns
that
are
a
part
and
parcel
of
traditional
liturgy
and
also
hymns
that
could
stand
on
'
(Continued
on
page
C)
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