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Wednesday.
May
la,
19M
ivf
d
4
-a
,
.
Canadian
Dancer,
Critic
Now
Authority
on
Ballet
tx-U.S.
Stars
Getting
Raves
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i.
.
in
wiu
v-uuinryi
LONDON
w-
Bt
be
Daniels
and
j
what
may
become
a
standard
authority
on
ballet.
Fernau
Hall,
40-year-old
dance
critic
from
Victoria,
spent
three
By
RON
EVANS
C'uii.,i.in
fieas
hian
Winer
LONDON
0'
A
Canadian
who
started
as
an
economist
and
switched
to
dancing
has
written
years
writing
his
?50.000-word
DINING
PLEASURE
:
v.'-
fev,
it;
!
AL
31?.
in
11
ft
ill
!
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Caf
douk
nn
mmLumy
oi
Ballet
(Andrew
Melrose),
but
it
represents,
he
says,
the
work
of
20
years.
Since
he
entered
the
British
theatre
world
In
1934
Hall
has
devoted
himself
to
ballet,
first
as
dancer
and
later
as
manager,
producer
and
critic.
Given
the
opportunity,
Hall
talks
at
length
and
with
intensity
about
dancing,
as
he
did
in
a
luncheon
Interview.
Names,
dates,
theatres,
trends,
eras,
successes
and
failure
all
crowd
into
the
conversation.
The
short,
dark,
bespectacled
disciple
of
the
dance,
with
the
still-wiry
dancer's
build,
is
well
known
back-stage
in
most
London
theatres.
He
is
a
frequent
School
Teacher
And
Wife
Help
Eskimo
Village
By
ROBERT
KNOX
SHUNCNAK,
Alaska
(Reuters
A
handful
of
Eskimo
men
and
boys,
helped
by
an
American
school
teacher
and
his
wife,
are
creating
a
new
way
of
life
for
this
Arctic
village.
Whn
p
prosoenors
long
have
been
lured
into
this
remote
wilderness
by
tines
of
a
mountain
of
solid
jade.
Ben
Lyon,
once
Hollywood
top-liners.
have
made
what
looks
like
a
brilliant
rtcrern
comeback
at
the
age
of
53.
British
film
critics
have
tossed
all
their
superlatives
Into
rave
notices
for
"Li!"
With
the
Lyons,"
an
81-njinu!e
shoestring-
i
budget
comedy
based
on
their
British
radio
show
of
the
same
name.
'
The
radio
scries
has
been
de-
i"h'in"
1(1000
000
listeners
a
week,
by
official
figures,
since
Movember,
lioU.
In
ths
film
as
on
the
radio
Bebe
and
Ben
play
momma
and
poppa.
teanmiR
with
their
22-"pfir-o'rt
ri.iiu
.,
er
Barbara
and
their
19-year-olU
son,
Riilisird.
Mtogethcr,
they're
the
zanlcst
family
this
side
of
the
AtlunUc.
Oiurr
Slim
tans
recall
Bebe
a
the
star
of
"Rio
Rita,"
and
Ben
as
the
star
of
"Hell's
Angles,"
among
niany
other
American
films.
The
film
strains
no
intelligence.
Cut
it
does
what
it
was
meant
to
do
.
.
.
get
laughs.
rir
f
j
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iii.
ii
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n
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ft
in
1954
i-rigidairc
f
m
ingeraiof
,try
'
4'
-V..j.
-7-.
4
are
concentrating
on
creation
of
visitlne
Iorcin
stars-infant
,and
a
thriving
gem
industry.
Their
Hall
likes
to
recall
the
jade
project
is
a
com-
new
p'etely
Eskimo
scheme,
from
the
"fe
ad
Interest
he
found
when
'lr-nl
mining
of
the
jade
to
,
he
came
to
Britain
in
1933.
the
cutting,
grinding
and
polish-
i
centre
OE
BALLET
'
.4.,
oi
Lilt'
"t'nis.
iiiu
quuiuy
ui
the
jewelry
is
a
tribute
to
the
.
'
.
.'
iTRSATH.E
is
(lie
word
for
this
summer
creation
by
Cole
of
California
which
pares
down
for
swimming.
Made
of
gold
color
irr.spy
shot
wilh
poldcn
threads,
it
has
a
tunic
peplum
with
nlrated
pants
to
imik?
it
a
cocktail
ensemble.
Minus
the
pants,
it's
a
skirted
swim
suit
with
flying
stole
panels.
Minus
the
tunic,
it's
a
figure-revealing
swim
suit
with
low-swooping
back.
The
lovely
lady
is
Betty
Koch.
W
-7
.4
'
.kJV
I
m
u-:
ic
la.ent
and
skill
oi
a
sup-!
po-eJly
piimiLivc
people.
1
Shmnak
is
ISO
air
miles
inland
from
Alaska's
Arctic
coast.
The"
village's
sturdy
timber
and
,
sod
houaes
line
a
cliff
just
above
i
ihe
winding
Kobuk
river
.
"It
was
a
flowering
time.
London
was
and
still
is
the
world
centre
of
ballet.
None
of
us
had
any
'
money
but
things
were
happening."
His
introduction
to
the
theatre
was
as
an
nactor
and
st"""
nv-
imager,
but
he
soon
was
attracted
to
ballet.
A
fervent
student,
he
trained
Intensively
in
both
clas-
THE
CLOCK
MOVED
BACK
100
years
one
recent
Saturday
as
wedding
bells
tolled
In
a
little
Catholic
Church
in
Perry,
Kansas.
Due
to
the
Topeka
(Kansas!
Centennial,
the
young
couple
was
caiifht
up
in
the
regional
celebration,
and
instead
of
the
quiet
wedding
they
had
planned,
they
were
provided
with
a
formal
wedding
extravagance.
Here,
the
groom,
Gary
Lawrence
Hamm,
helps
his
bride,
the
former
Helen
Esther
Quinlan.
Into
a
waiting
surrey
at
St.
Theresa's
Church
as
wedding
guests
look
on.
The
high
step
to
the
surrey
proved
to
be
something
of
a
problem
to
Helen
and
her
formal
wedding
gown.
iiv
Eighty
Magazines
and
Books
BASEMENT
WORKSHOP
'4'!'
AS
LOW
AS
V-
ow
on
Banned
List
in
Quebec
7
MONTREAL
P'
-Eighty
pub-
Beauty.
Cover
Girl
Models,
Dare,
rations,
most
of
them
Ameri-
Dr.
Faust,
Ave
American,
Eye,
an,
now
are
banned
throughout
Eyeful,
Famous
Models,
Final,
;uebec.
.
Figure
Photography
Annual,
The
publications,
mainly
of
Flirt,
Focus
(large
sizei,
Follies,
It
s
Not
Criminal
For
Women
To
Lie
About
Age
Says
Judge
On
top
ol
the
hill
behlnJ
sic
and
modern
styles.
Shungnak
Ls
the
well-equipped
After
several
years
dancing,
Alaska
native
service
station
and
Hall
began
writing
on
the
dance
school.
This
two-storey
modern
for
magazines
and
periodicals.'
building
is
the
home
of
Mr.
and
He
was
the
first
writer
to
ac-Mrs.
Willis
Graham,
the
only
claim
publicly
the
talent
of
a
white
residents
cf
Shungnak,
voting
ballerina
with
the
Sadler's
and
also
something
of
a
com-
Wells,
Margot
Fonteyn.
munity
centre.
j
In
the
army
during
the
Second
The
basement
of
the
school-
j
World
War.
he
was
posted
to
a
house
is
the
workshop
of
the
radar
station,
tracking
r
ickets
jade
project.
The
"field"
is
cer
Britain.
During
the
long
roughly
10
milt
wide
by
about,
hours
on
watch
he
found
time
7
Models
to
Chouse
I'rom
TUADE-INS
Attr.ITtl)
Terms
as
low
as
LAUGHS
Even
at
Teething
Time
HmI'Y'i
Own
TiiliU-r
hvr
Ion
ln--n
a
fithfiit
utaii'iliy
u-t
rmilKtVm
ly
t.v
mothiTa
for
over
fid
jmt..
h-pm-ntHy
helpful
during
trfUiiftK
tirne
btUM
they
give
prumpt,
ilvj
'l4ric.
h(kI
rCfectivf
rlrW
frmn
f
eve
r
mil
n
n,
rrntk-NMicMtf.
tummv
um-i.
nml
hmt
minur
inlHttt
I
roiitiU-
rtholimK
fiMin
IrrftitiBrity
t
tfltiirnr
time.
N
"tiy"
hlufT-
ix.
.Inlluiti
i-ITict.
Ht-lti
kiH'p
your
bttoy
titiy.
(vl
pwckane
S26.93
tl(,w"
$1
4.50
moral
,
j
he
girlie
variety,
are
banned
on
Foto
Parade,-
Foto
Rama,
Gala
he
grounds
they
contain
ob-
Girl
Friend,
Glamorous
Models,
lectionable
material.
Glance.
The
Otiebec
censorship
board
Oood
Photography,
He,
Hello
imposes
the
ban
after
examining
Euddies,
Hit,
Intimate
Confes-
t'
material
broueht
to
its
attention
sions,
Jackpot,
Joy,
Laff,
Lilli-
"Tli'!
Store
that
Service
Bu
for
studies
on
ballet
history.
40
miles
long
and
takes
In
the
MONTREAL
Should
a
woman
be
allowed
to
fib
a
little
about
her
age
even
on
official
documents?
Montreal
judges
think
it's
no
crime.
One
says
It's
"almost
criminal"
to
ask
a
woman's
age.
The
judges
presented
a
cross-
McRAE
EROS.
HI
le:enaary
jade
mountain,
Hall
returned
to
dancing
after
This
mountain,
which
in
sum-;
his
discharge
in
1946
but.
because
put,
Man
Magazine,
Man
to
Man,
Mr..
Night
and
Day,
Nus,
Pack
O'
Fun,
Page,
Pageant,
Paris
Hollywood,
Peep
Show,
People
Today,
Picture,
Picture
Show,
Pin
UP
Cartoons,
Photo;
said
"
a
woman's
age
ls
singularly
relative
and
trie
exactness
thereof
irrelevant
even
on
an
automobile
registration
beyond
proving
that
she
it
not
a
minor."
Montreal
Judge
Eugene
La-fontaine.
noted
for
his
crackdown
on
speeding
drivers,
went
a
step
further.
"U.S.
Judges
may
consider
that
it
ls
not
a
crime
but
I
think
that
it
is
almost
criminal
to
re-nuest
woman's
age
from
her."
he
said.
"It's
a
serious
mer
is
a
strange
green
color,
has
his
training
started
late,
his
Urn
Jjy
the
attorney-general's
depart-'
ment
or
by
police.
When
the
board
decides
a
;
r.iagasinc
is
objectionable
a
'.
'
notice
is
served
on
the
publisher
'
-and
copies
are
sent
to
his
dis-
Phone
6
or
36
1
1
AN
tfhi
ifl
MatlritAMiMid
produced
seme
jade,
but
the
be
!
career
was
curtailed.
He
toured
i
ter
quality
stones
are
found
on
i
New
however,
with
English,
European,
section
of
opinion
on
a
York
case
in
which
Mrs.
Muriel
Photography
Handbook,
Popu-
;
ti'ibuting.agents
in
the
province
A
similar"
notice
is
sent
to
police
Uir
Teen
Agers.
Popular
Photo
i
the
beds
of
the
river
and
creek.
1
At
first
work
was
concentrated
I
on
brooches,
earrings
and
neck-i
laces.
But
now
the
Eskimos
are
attempting
to
create
authentic
graphy,
Salon
Photoranhv.
forces
who
see
to
it
that
news
Indian
and
Negro
companies
and
appeared
in
two
short
ballet
films
before
turning
to
production
and
writing.
Work
as
stage
director,
lighting
director,
producer
and
business
manager
with
vnrious
companies
followed.
In
1950.
he
pub
native
designs.
Nicholson
told
a
panel
of
three
judges
that
"a
woman's
age
is
always
kiid
of
secret
and
anyone
should
not
probe
too
far
when
she
has
passed
the
32-year
mark."
The
panel,
which
included
former
New
York
mayor
Vincent
R.
Inipelliterrl.
quashed
a
charge
Scope.
Screwball,
Sir,
Sunbath
i
for
Health
Magazine,
Swagger,
Tab.
Taboo.
TV
Show,
Vue,
Wink,
!
Zowie.
Brief;
I
Candid,
Scroop,
Tell,
Carnival,
Good
Humor,
Sensation,
Cine-Miroir,
Keyhole,
Laffin.
Whiz-Bang.
3-D
Hollywood
Pin-Ups,
'
UncensoretJ.
ii
'dealers
remove
all
banned
ma-i'
leiial
from
newsstands.
j
'
The
board
is
empowered
to
i"
;imDose
the
ban
under
terms
of
a
Quebec
act
which
describes
as
obiectionable
"any
illustration
which
evokes
real
or
fictitious
.
scenes
of
crime
or
of
the
habitual
:life
of
criminals,
or
morbid
or
Essential
Phrase
MANCHESTER.
England
CP
j
Danish
giris
working
at
a
food
j
exhibition
were
taught
only
one
!
X
lished
his
first
book,
"Modern
English
Ballet."
Last
"ear
Hall
completed
a
that
Mrs.
Nicholson
had
given
manuscript
of
almost
.
1.000,000
ftriree
different
birth
dates
on
her
English
phrase
"please
have
a
j-
words.
It
was
completely
revised
mitomobile
registration,
iney
sausage.
it
pnd
rewritten
three
times
but
;
P
V
.
1
"
'
I
'
.
,'
I
lit
?
-
X
obscene
situations
or
attitudes,
tending
to
corrupt
youth
and
pervert
morals."
4
The
board
may
repeal
the
ban
if
the
publisher
agrees
to
elim-'inate
objectionable
material
from
his
publications
and
gives
i
proof
thattie
is
serious.
I
The
current
list
of
banned
I
publications:
I
Bid
to
Fire
Magistrate
Uqder
Study
vjcTORTA
(CP)
Attornev-
For
New
Construction
and
Repair
Work
,
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
finally
In
November,
"An
Anato-mv
of
Ballet"
was
released.
Despite
his
?0
vears
in
Britain,
Hall
considers
himself
"still
very
much
of
a
Canadian."
His
father.
Henry
C.
Hall,
is
police
magistrate
of
Victoria,
and
his
unrlc
Dr.
George
Hall
was
one
of
that
rlty's
leading
physicians
before
his
recent
retirement.
BRIGHT
FEATHERS
The
mnle
scarlet
tnriaper
Is
a
rich,
bright
scarlet
but
the
female
bird
Is
greenish
in
color.
Robert
Bonner
will
wraphv.
American
Beauties,
Art
i
S'PTra'
eieral
Alodels.
Art
Photography.
Beauties.
Beautiful
Girl,
Beauty
Parade,
Between
Us,
Carnival
of
LIMITED
stuiv
a
demand
for
the
dismissal
of
tagistrate
L.
G.
Saul
who
says
he
hf
s
forbidden
Indians
to
drink
in
Burns
Lake
beer
parlors.
Mr.
Bonner
announced
he
will
i
.
Phone
909
215
1st
Ave.
W.
-.m
r
t
s
,
4"
i
'
"i'V'
!
ir
'
r
1
HEINZ
give
close
study
to
the
issue
when
he
receives
a
promised
letter
from
Indian
spokesman
Andy
Paull.
Demand
for
dismi'isM
of
the
Burns
Lake
mapistrnt"
follows
Watch
for
this
GALA
EVENT
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oven-baked
DEANS
X3
Mi
si
your
grocers
Theyte
Med!
Baked!
Bzkedl
his
admission
at
the
British
Columbia
magistrate;'
cnn-env'or
In
Vancouver
last
we
k
that
hr
had
banned
Indians
froi.i
h'-er
parlors
for
"their
own
poo
l."
The
ban
had
been
in
effect
fot
-
tl1?tT9
'
m
Cooked
SPAGHETTI
two
years
and
had
the
support
of
the
local
RCMP,
hotel
kcepji.
and
the
parish
priest
h
said.
Mr.
Paull
said
the
action
is
til"
qyicK-TO-Fix
DOROTHY
BLL
of
Ottawa,
liio
lels
one
of
the
attractive
fiOoit.sv.var
costumes
on
display
at
New
York
May
18-June
30
hr
the
Canadian
showroom
at.
Rockefeller
Centre.
The
.howroom.
sponsored
by
the
t-adn
rt)irtmont..
js
fl)r
displays
by
Canadian
manufacturers
interested
in
United
States
markets.
Miss
Ball
wears
n
fine
wool
sweater
and
a
circular
skirt
made
by
a
Montreal
firm.
(CP
Photo)
I
result
of
"an
overbearing
racial
oiejU'.ice.
KEIRJZ
Tomato
Try
Daiiy
News
Classified
Ketchup
World's
finest
flavour
value!
OH
MY
PA??A
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
WONDERFUL
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
GOOD
Poppa
is
hep,
he
bought
on
A-l
Used
Car
or
Porker's.
Momma
docsn'r
look
so
bad
either
os
she
helped
pa
pick
ir
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