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Dr. Kit Entertains Crowd Of 500.
“A one-night return engagement of the “Great Br. Kit’’ master hypnotist

drew more than 500 people to the Civic Centre last night to watch fascinating
-feats of magic and acclaim him as “one of the most sensational showmen”

of the past decade.

'. Through his clever humor and filled performance was when
chatter, the black-bearded: hyp-! three subjects were made td be-| subjects when told by Dr. Isit ve - -
lieve the audience was un-j that cigarettes tasted like “old By EASLEY BLACKWOOD PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

flotist kept audience completely
entertained,

-In his two, and
show, Dr. Kit placed the crowd
in the relaxcd mood with a

audience to demonstrate his
amazing feats of legerdemain.
The act avas a fore runner to
an evening of fun when more
than 25 subjects from the audi~
ence raced unto the stage to
take part in the portion of the
show featuring the “powcr of
' suggestion.”
“ Under Dr. Kit’s hynotic spell,
eight persons took a bus trip,
fishing trip, attended the movies
and experienced the emotions of
laughter, crying and suffering
intense heat and cold.
“High point of the laughter-'

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clothed when Dr, Kit suggested
they had S-Ray cyes. Autnenti-
city of the power of suggestion
was proven by the complete

short fast paced magician’s act,; amazement of the subjects con-

eerned,

Also under Dr. Kit’s sunges-
tion, male subjects made “pas-
sionate love’ to Marilyn Mon-
roe while female subjects were
enraptured with Elvis Presley at
the suggestion of Dr. Kit.

 

Smoking became obnoxious to

garbage” and one subject suf-
fered temporary amnesia when
told she would not know her
identity, ,

Through post-hynosis, Dr. Kit
had crying like babies, kissing
other members of the audience

and selling the Prince Rupert.

Daily News.

Dr. Kit, was sponsored by the
Pfince Rupert Shrine Club in aid
of the Shriners’ fund for crippled
children.

 

 

St. Paul’s Fall Tea, Sale Success

- A successful fall tea and sale
of home-cooking held by the St.
Paul’s Luthernn Women’s Mis-
sionary Federation in the church
hall last Saturday afternoon,
realized some $150 which will be
used for the missions.

Receiving the guests was vice-
president Mrs. Jacob Strand, on
behalf of the president Mrs. Arne
Husoy, who was ill.

and Mrs. Lars Olsen. .

The home-cooking table was
attended by Mrs. Gustav Mostad,
Mrs. Andrew Fossheim and Mrs.
Bernhof Pedersen.

In charge of the novelty table
were Mrs. Melvin H. Hetland and
Mrs. Lars Nilsen. .

Directing the’ kitchen were
Mrs. Richard Giske, Mrs. Martha
Johansen, Mrs. Alfred Bensen,
and Mrs. Ivar Hidsvik..

6. Prince Rupert Daily News
- Saturday, September 28, 1057

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Mr. Master's Sound Defensive Play
Sends Down Three No Trump Bid

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