Pretty
Opera
Star,
Lucine
Wins
Audience
With
First
St.
Joseph's
Academy
Com-Jnercial
Course
registration
flates
September
1,
9
and
10.
pittman
shorthand,
touch-tyrc
-rltlns,
bookkeeping
and
associated
subjects.
(211)
The
full
meaning
of
"dra-.mtlc
soprano"
was
dcmonstrat-
Amara
Number
led
program.
Whether
it
was
the
sprite-like
Ariel,
the
lover's
query
In
Handel's
"Art
Thou
Troubled?"
or
the
old
English
air
"Nymphs
and
Shepherds"
by
Purcell,
Miss
Amara
changed
perfectly
to
suit
the
role.
Hampered
by
a
severe
cold
led
last
night
when
Lucine
lArnara,
26-year-old
Metropolitan
I
opera
star
presented
a
delight-j
fully-varied
concert
in
the
Civic
Thursday,
September
10,
1953
"mi
SPECIAL
PURCHASES
.
.
.
ReducHon,
Own
Stock
Combine
to
Bring
You
O,,
Fron,
f
0j
Jl
-
7
twins;
Jentre
auditorium.
The
concei
t,
first
of
a
series
of
fou-
rat
kcd
the
opening
of
The
'ia
Mu-ic
Traill
for
1953-54
sponsored
here
by
The
Civic
Centre
concert
auxiliary.
Oowned
In
iridescent
acetate-nylon
the
dark-haired
beauty
Aon
her
audience
from
her
first
number
Handel's
"Where're
ou
Walk."
By
the
time
she
had
sung
rn-'s
impish
arrangement
of
'-k--rpqreS
"Where
the
Bee
Sucks"
Miss
Amara
had
given
several
examples
of
the
full-hi-nsted
power
of
her
voice,
her
GKirbme
Tables
and
Chciin
4
which
only
made
Itself
apparent
once
when
she
lost
control
and
cracked
Jn
"Die
Lotosblume"
by
Schumann,
the
young
artist
put
i
her
heart
and
soul
Into
every
j
selection.
Restrained
where
quiet
!
exhortations
were
called
for,
her
voice
flowed
out
over
the
auditorium
in
waves
of
glorious
sound.
(
Following
Strauss'
"Stanrlrhen"
and
the
amusing
French
descrip-
tlve
piece
"Vlllanelle
des
Petite
;
Canards"
Miss
Amara
seemed
to
!
mould
herself
into
the
mood
of
the
Impassioned
"Chere
Nuit"
I
by
Bachelet,
painting
with
her
1
voice
and
actions
a
perfect
pic-
,
ture
of
a
girl's
tender
plfa
for
'
love.
-
i
With
the
aria
from
Leonca-1
vallo'.i
"Pagliacci"
she
gave
:
a
ability
to
reach
any
note
effortlessly
and
some
idea
of
the
denth
f
II
.
-
-
-
-
III
!
I;
.
easy
to
clean,
bright
appearing,
sturdily
built
furniture
for
your
kitchen.
You
cai
:hoose
from
a
good
stock
of
this
fine
chrome.
You
can
save
now
by
buying
quality
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
of
rani;e
of
which
shfe
1
capable.
In
the
first
four
selections
in
English
ivliss
Amara'o
voice,
per-1
feet
diction
anJ
enunciation
showed
the
ease
with
wrL.
ti
she
(...-.
r
'.
.3..,'.-.
M
with
ASMS!
rendition
of
Nedda's
song
envying
the
freedom
of
birds
in
a
manner
which
told
why
her
original
audition
with
Rudolph
Bing,
manager
of
the
Metropolitan
Onera
Company
heralded
great
things
to
come.
Here
with
Table
and
4
Chair
TROM
(Q)"
UP
out
doubt
was
the
dark-eyed
j
.onuoiled
trie
different
inflec
ons
neces
vith
ich
a
var-
BABY'S
CRY
IS
NOT
ALWAYS
TEMPER
MSTINGUISH
twtwwn
your
baby'a
cry
of
Iain
and
cry
of
temper.
Th
"pain
cry"
ahould
have
instant
attention,
if
It
is
en
used
by
the
dmresa
du
to
gm
on
tha
atomaeh
or
bowels
or
thnae
common
digestive
tipteta
try
Baby
'a
Own
Tabk-ta.
Ae
one
Ontario
mother
r
porta,
"It
used
to
be
a
worry
what
to
uae
when
my
baby
had
an
upaet
spll,
needed
a
regulator.
Wdl
that
problem
was
aolved
wmn
my
sister
ftaid,
'Civ
Baby'a
Own
Tablets.'
And
during
teething
time
-when
babies
are
feverish,
rtlesa
dua
to
IrreiruJarity
or
have
to
upwt
tummy
Rabv'a
Own
Tablets
not
only
relieve
efficiently,
but
do
it
quickly.
I
wouldn't
bt
without
them."
Equally
effective
for
constipation,
dia-ewtna
upsets,
and
other
minor
in
In
tit
troubles
aut-h
as
the
reatlvnanns
ar.d
frvtfulnc
resulting
from
irregular
it
v
at
twilling.
No
"sleepy"
stuff
no
riutNnf
affect.
Get
a
package
today
at
your
druggist.
"L
few-"
Italian
heroine
of
the
tragic
O'vra
longing
for
something
which
wasn't
hers
to
have.
In
a'
loading
up
to
a
terrific
j
climax.
Th
rorn-
dramatic
ability
and
t
full-voiced
Intensi'y
was
appar-'
,.,
i
it;-
"rr,,.,
presentation
'
of
the
hear!
-broken
t
sura's
i
'
"
Torza
del
Des-
tine"
by
Verdi.
-
'
j
.
sorirs
in
Ei:eii&n
romrlet-'
ed
her
nrogram
riurir.p
which
r.h'
fi"5
new
life
to
the
old'
vv
h
-oi:t
tr"
Mr
''Heigh,
Come
'i.the
Fiir."
Fhi
won
partiru-
enl
rnrinstlr;
applause
w'th
-
-or
-'urVne
if""?Mon
"Let
Mv
;
.,nr
",nr"
tn
wh'-hi
...
.
.
.
'
r0uld
heard
clear
"
a
Ml.
,
I
'
ntr
irv'-i"
Miss
'mura,
;
vi'n
exr'lent
tlmirg
rnd
no
un-';.vin.v
vn
the
ronlJir
-Tirg
Pri.
'nncLsco
pianist
Don
'res,
"v-
r-h-'f
f..
h
r
or
Frirtre
r.nM
'"-h.ien
welcomed
Miss
t
nara
and
ir-hr
"-ith
a
oounuct
from
the
Alaska
Music
Trails
organi-ration
here.
As
an
encore
Fhe
san?
"1
TTesrd
'
'
;
The
only
shingles
with
new
,
-
frOSime
and
Tulllone
colours
V
Modern,
frosted
pastels
V
Rich,
full-bodied
blends
;
:
V
Styles
for
every
taste
TAKE
YOUR
BUILDING
PROBLEMS
1
:
TO
YOUR
BARRETT
DEALER
'a
Forest
Praying,'!,
which
she
;
mm
-r.e
reir
was
most
nr
lor
t
h"
"b":u!
iful
little
city
of
Triune
Rupert."
Besides
new
"FROSTONE"
and
FUIXTONE
coloured
shingles,
your
Barrett
Dealer
has
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
and
weather-proofing
materials.
He
now
has
Barrett
Insulating
Board,
too.
THE
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
1045
West
Pender
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C
ll
kuy
th.
bi'
Qiaplcr
J-lonori
!
7fJ.
S.
-JCithtuti
Mrs
S."a.
Kelibark.
who
If
leaving
Prince
Rupert
shortly
to
take
up
residence
on
Vancouver
Island,
Was
the
guest
of
honor
t
fa
ewcll
party
at
the
home
f
M.
.
J.
A.
Ten7
b"
thff
mem-o.
Queen
.
Mary
Chapter,
ODE.
Mrs.
R.
Scherk
presented
Mrs.
Kellback
with
a
corsaee
and
an
ODE
spoon
and
extended
best
vlshes
for
the
future
on
beh'Uf
the
chapter.
Onnips
-worn
'-t'.yed
nd
re-reshnient,s
served.
-ten
I
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd
ijVSNEGF
11
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im.ll.r
Ellii;:!lliliinilli:ji!'!iJv
.
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!
Phone
116-117-38
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VgPg)
v,
Here's
Value!
Ml
Buggies
......
$9.95
up
Dolls,
a!l
kinds
...
$2.00
up
Wagcns
.........
..$6.50
up
Trains..............
95c
up
Games,
wide
seleclion
25c
up
Pull
Toys,
bright
colors
98c
up
Cowboy
Guns
.....
$1.
CO
up
Ereclor
Sets,
for
!he
consiruciive
boy
.
$9.95
up
Wlice!
Borrows
....
$5,95
Clay
Modelling
Seis
.
,
30c
up
Toy
Steves
$6.00
.
.
.
thrs-j
ortd
rnny,
jneny
other
wonderful
bargains
w
II
found
on
the
Main
Floor,
CORDON
&
ANDERSON'S
and
there's
another
Welcome
for
you...
;
CALVERT
HOUSE
Drivers
Stnke
TOROr.
lO
(CP)
Some
.
1.700
oronto
milk
drivers.
Instead
of
cliverlng
milk,
were
called
to
union
meeting
this
morning
'v.t
ended
with
the
men
'going
a
strike.
Daily
.TO'
w
0
0
fir
Passeng
Train
Service
'EXCEPT
SUNDAY)
V."A
FRCM
FRSNCE
RUPERT
TO
JASPER
and
Intermediate
stations
from
Prince
Rupert:
8:00
p.m.
Convenient.
winrt,;o.ii
nt
Jasper
lor
points
eaM
and
weat.
BUS
8ERVICB
from
Prince
Hu-pnrt
8:00
a.m.,
SundHy
and
Friday
(Prince
Rupert-Smlthers
only).
Ali
times
shown
are
standard.
For
ImWiiiHUd!,.
cli
or
wti,
"
K.
L.
ROIJKRTSON,
G.A.P.D.,
W8
3ri
Ave.
WM
Prince
Rupert.
Pfconc
2(i0
j
CAIM'RT
house
With
Calvert
House
in
the
camp
there's
yet
another
velcome
waiting
for
you.
Smooth,
delightful,
it's
a
whisky
you'll
'
thoroughly
enjoy!
CALVERT
HOUSE
KETl
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