app. ir ng y ‘small crowd turned out last

Wo-night. performance’ of.

no. did. attend. the}

| suipass: last night's magnificent!
‘leffort. The show: will be repeat-
ed tonight at 8:30 p.m, in the
Civic . Centre, hong.

~The play was ‘an outstanding
success: for director Ken MeIn-

 

i a an ap
er “excellent

. Tatt, Only. the -bare: necessities
were. used for properties but
they more than sufficed.

The climax of the. play leaves
the audience stunned, *
~The play. is weaved around the
roaring ‘20s—that. era” of barber
shop’ quartets” and the ‘Charles-
ton and about the same time as}
the birth of’ jaz and’ the rise of
Al Capone.::.

‘The title “Burlesque”: is a little
erroneous: as, Interpreted today
fin that the name implies © the
subtle, art: of divesting garments,
‘But in. the /20's;: burlesque was
the parent, of vaudeville,

‘Evolving. ‘from = this “atmos-
phere. the: oplay: centres’ itself.
around.” the. ‘packstage’ “life of
“a show. business—the trials and
“gg tribulations of: its. participants
--end the’ part; of ‘ie, eldom
fl seen by : audiences. “

-Skid more. than admirably
portrayed. -by’ Bill:
vaudeville, clown: W.
living ‘from ‘the: intensity ‘of -his
-audience’s: reactions, ‘He- is con-
‘antly: derided. in: the, first ‘act
. vif ‘Bonny! ‘(Bev Hemp-

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Talented Little Theatre Group

er fort the fast moving human’ comedy © “Burlesque,”
irstplay put on this: year by the Prince Rupert Little Theatre association.

tyre and. choreographer, Buddy |.

| digger who augments her part

+ utes, during” which she just man-

bys Maizic, .

: ériptive words: is Gussie (Nora |.

— love : affair ‘with’ Sylvia, Bonny
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night to see the first of a
the

hill) “who considers Skid cap-
able of attaining their goal in
life, the ‘glittering. lights. of
Broadway but hates to.see -him
performing in a sevond- rate
theatre.

Mr, Evans steals the limelight
with his: versatile acting,
Throughout the entire play’ he
showed himself capable of act-|.
ing out, exceedingly well, both
the humorcus | and despondent |«

 

but seemed ‘a. little nervous in

regained” her composure in the}

ecuted,

“Typical: of that era, is Maiale
(Georg! ‘Ryans) a gum- -chewing,|
wise cracking, man-crazy gold-

 

veil with a: high pitched Brook-
lyn-type accent. Maize is a irl |
who has ‘risen-from:a poor up-|

ers: her, ultimate © goal,

sévery man: who” crosses her

path. 9.

*'Geordlana.: “Ryans “aoquitted
‘herself “‘marvellously, = 7
“Triangle in. the-plot.is com--
pleted’ by Sylvia Marco’ (Roma’
‘Renaghan)- vas -a ‘vamp.’ Syl-
via. ‘appears for only .a few min-

aged. to escape. getting involved
in. a fight with Bonny, egged on

“Maizie’s . colunterpart, whom
she: refers ‘to as a has-been:
only tn. stronger’ and: more des-

Thompson). Gussie has a violent

control: when’ coming into ‘con-
| tact with Maizie, Gussie's brow-
beaten : husband: “Bozo is: played
| by: Garth Decker.’ °

‘Driven. to:. despair by " gkid's

with ‘Harvey Howell. (Doug Kerr)
who is a rich ‘catile man. Des-
pite : the. cattieman’s. attempts
to. ‘get Bonny to move away with
him .to his Wyoming Ranch,
Bonny.” just can’t tear herself
away. from show: business.

© A Nardshelled, - but warm

Macliroy;

Elected Head
Of CNR Group

Mrs. J. N Jordan was elected
president of the Ladics Auxillary
to the Canadian National Rail-| ;
way association Wednesday night] §:
when the group held its general; +
meeting in the CN ladies wait-) ;
ing room... —

Others instalied to office were
honorary president, Mrs. W. H,
vice-president, Mrs,
James Rhodes and secretary-
treasurer, Miss Millie Pavlikis.

Named on the phoning com- }
mittee’ were Mrs. Edward Hilde-
brand, Mrs. A. J, Percival, Mrs.
A. E, Blackhall and Mrs, Rhodes, |,

Past president, Mrs. W. D. Mc-| |
Ara presided over the election of, '
officers,

In other business, the meeting - :
‘decided to assist

‘Christinas Tree”

moods, for which ‘his part calls. peld on the afternoon of Decem- ;
“Bev ‘Hemphill was well cast por 29,
Tentative plans were made to

the opeiting act. However she: hold a card party in January.
A motion was passed to gety'
succeeding scenes and her out-! more CNR employees to join-the! :

 

bursts of emotion were well * association,

Yuletide Party
For Tiny Tois

Annual Christinas, party for
bringing ‘into what:she consid-'the Civic.Centre Tiny Tots will
; “show pe held next week, during the
business.” Actually it’s only- Ni regular Tiny Tot class period,

The

| excuse to get to know any and: wednesday at 2:30 p.m.,
tor Mrs. F. R. Peagam announced ;
today.
A half-hour reoular program
will -be held in. the’ gymnasium
‘before the Tiny Tots march into
the auditorium
‘Claus will be waiting on- the
stage with treats for the young-
sters.

8 Prince Rupert Dally News
Saturday, December 8, 1956°

$120,000 MODERN STRUCTURE

 

 

the CNRA |
party to be

direc-

 

 

Ty COSTUME—A Christmas
gift to delight any modern |
miss, this glamorous lounge- :
wear is made from gleaming |

also been

.KITIMAT —- The sun broke! manse has
and

through the clouds for the first Chureh services

wag laid for the First United) yr, Meachern and Mr, Tow-| by Mrs. Robert
Church here by Rev, John J. ers also took part in the con-, Piano.
Towers, chairman of the Prince progation's First. Anniversary

of the United Church of Canada‘ torjum before the
central marine mission boat, curemony.
i“Thomas Crosby VI." , rat ab
Also offlelating at the cere-| Mt Towers told the ehileven's
story and = Mr,

monies for the erectlon of the
new $120,000 church, the first ‘preached | a setmon to more than ed refreshments, |

which te

 

In the evening the
Rupert Presbytery and skipper geryice held in the school audi-'cholr directed by Miss M. Wile
cornerstone | kinson sang special anuiversary
iscngs, followed by a soctal hour

Cornerstone for First United Church :
In Kitimat Laid in Sun-Blessed Rites

built., 200 persons, Special musie was
Sunday; provided by the Junior
tlme In days on the morning of| school have been held in tholand Stanley Fryer sang a solo
November 25 as the cornerstone | public school during that thme.| "Just For Today” accornpanied

cholr

Brown at the

Senior

First United

Mekachern Church Women’s Auxillary serv

i tt. ord

 

ito be built in Kitimat, were Rev. | -
“Vernon FE. McEachern, of First
United church, Prince Rupert
and Rev. Ross G. Connal of
Kitimat, minister of the new
chureh. The chureh js expected
to be ready for oceupancy In a
few weeks, .
‘Mr. Towers was introduced by
W, H. Sparks, chairn an of the
building committee who assist-;
ed in the laying of the corner-
stone, Another member of the

Starts Monday

Shows 7 -- 9 p.m.

MAN WITH A FUTURE -
GIRL WITH A PAST... in

congregation, Reeve Wilbur :

-Haliman, took pictures of the, a daring drama of today's
; event, | han in

' Of pyramidal design the new ¢ Bing

‘church includes a full basement morals!

i for a Sunday school and mid-
iweek activities, with an adjoin-
' ing wing housing a women's”
‘parlor, fireplace, furnace. and:
| cloak rooms, Situated in the
Bm ' centre of Neighborhood “A”!
‘across from the shopping centre
there is ample parking space.
for .cars,

Mr, Connal has been minis-
ter of the Kitlmat First United

THE

AND THE ..

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Fs CinemaScOPe,

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where Santa! acetate. The jacket with its F
Oriental motif is warmly ; CONS gregation for the .past five Bric hes: Caines Ci
satin woven from chemeell | Yeo", curing _ which lime ‘a
He will also lead a singe) interlined with Quiltice), a | eceeeereesrercceereneseeeeeees
. t go { Y ‘, “ j i
| new light-weight padding, Sey it with 7 fa

song of Christmas songs.

Wednesday | Christmas :
‘party is for Civic Centre Tiny: Tot!
members only, Mrs. Peagam said.
She is assisted in this class by}
12° adult Jeaders.

‘and is teamed with ‘slim satin. |
pants. Acetate for fabric is
produced at aWtson Island
plant of Columbia Cellulose :
| Company Limited.

FLOWERS

this Christmas

 

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R. C Telford Heads

Terrace Scout Association ,

lof the 1953 International Scout: pereerarencrarccosoorarceees |
Jamboree
Lake,

" Special to The Daily News

TERRACE—-Formation: of the: 3
newest district council of the,
Boy Scouts: Association of Can- wie cuiganecenatreccenaeee
ada took place in Terrace rej 8
cently, At a public meeting held} a

in Riverside school. auditorium e

 

 

heaited showman Lefty  (Ste-
ven Bartiett): plays a well- char-
acterized: performance as a mal
who. finally. achieves his life’s
‘ambition—to inanage his - own |
show. ‘However, he little -real-
izes what he’s in for.

Mr. Bartictt portrays the. typ-
ical showman -well, tempera-
ment and cigar included, His
performance as a drunk ‘was
rnost. praiseworthy.

Others participating were:
Don McDonald as Jerry Evans,
Buddy. Naumann ‘as a walter,
Jim Hegan as a carpenter.
Chorus ‘girls who danced in
the: final act were: Leona Rit-
'ehte, Jessien Nelson, Tannis
Bitd and Deanna Peterson, The|
girls ae members of Buddy,
Tafv’s Civic Centre School of
Dancing.

Stage manager was Jim He-
gan supported by. crew, Ted
Haupt, Gordon Nicholls,
Johnson and Keith Inkster,
In charge of properties

 

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Muriel Gagnon,

of the Nghting. HG.

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local levels,

Lawrence;

Arthur.: Members at large:
Little, P,
Evans, W, Rienards and C, Dale.

Ken Jordan, provincial execu |
tive commissioner for. BC, and}
Yukon and Joseph Turner, field
commissioner for Northern B.C.
and Yukon were both present
at the mecting,

Comnnissioner Jordan gave a
summary .of the organization of,
Boy Scout work at the interna-
tional, national, provincial and
Ronald = Minnion!
was appointed district commis,
sioner for Terrace,
I Foy the meeting was ROMP Cpl.
1D, G. Neff, Ab the end af the
business meeting
Hformed council sw i solar film}

Mills, :

the following executive officers %
of the council
president RB. C. Telford;
I president R. Skoglund; secretary‘ ¥

were elected: wy

Fy
D. ih
FP. Adames, 1,

treasurer

Chairman

the newly

 

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‘Wally MacKay was in charge. phannge, will
ito he followed by

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publicity was Connie Chastney, rarrived In West Germany for
were handted by! training as telephone operators, |
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The |. B. of E. Ws. raise their voice on the subject of public
powor at this time in the interest of organized labor in the Electric

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Light and Power industry.

The subtle transformation of the Government programy from
the proper purpose of providing power for rural eloctrification
ond of furnishing a yardstick for private utilitics has reaches!
the stage whore it threatens free enterprise in this industry.

Woe support free enterprise not only in our responsibility as
citizens but also in our capacity os representatives of organized

labor,

The increase in the area of government ownarship oper-
ations in utilitios nocessorily carries with it a decrease in tho arca
of frecdony for labor as wall os other groups.

With very fow excoptions, far lowor wages and poorer work-
ing conditions provail on publicly oporated proportics than thoss
privately operated, Wo must fight to prevent our utility member:
ship from being slowly but surcly dragged down to substandard
wages and conditions, All in tho name of public ownership,

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ordored all our mombors to drop thoir mombership to save thoir

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