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years is a long time to be re-| for years, I always v8 88Y! Mary Pickford more in the days
. o : porting and reviewing the mov-| as an artist, but he always made| something wild that would make since her career started to an G Prince Rupert Dally News
: mn By EASLEY BLACKWOOD - les. But as Edwin Schallert|/a fool of himself when it came]a good story, I remember once] ‘ ms ~{ Thursday February 13, 1958
= a d W b Pp ; brings his lengthy stint to alto polities and women. He wasn't when he was casting Cleopatra, cline. She was not too easy to ? '
a Bi net it atience: close this week, he still has the] tough to interview, bu you nad) he told me there were no actors
7 Pe Ch an PIon Handles Han ’; enthusiasm of a cub reporter, | to start him on serious matters in Hollywood. It made a good Today to Saturday 7.9 p.m. Sat. Mat. 2 - 4.15
m Battles Kibitzer Mr Muzzy On Play “Does the movie business have! before getting to the more per-| headline... . ; me
a mr ° pegs / . : a future?” says the retiring| sonal questions. . , . “Doug Falrbanks was one man TIME FOR ANOTHER “i >
_ B Mir. Muggy was kibitzing Mir. Champion in’ to-| Grama editor of the Los Angeles GREAT ONE; TODAY
7 : Rca s deal and he was completely mystified by the} Times and dean of the Holly. : )
gx RB ( chy Ss Cel al c a o e! : ‘ . wood press corps, “T'm sure of a CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS cues ian
= Fl “Peal Malis play at trick one, it. The picture business has had a re Soh Byrne Hope Sanders, a AL Vey.
fi Mie cHening lead was the ten! low from dummy and from his] Oubles before and me sun to | MONTREAL, Feb 13th—Freshness is so im- eH asi 4 aa
pov cribs and after a few seconds (0% a ene ice SUYViVe them. They'll still be . finest chocolate flay That’ . hae ieee ee
= Rood howl! far. C uipton played Be ne gone ap with “ihe making movies — for one me- Mine reasens why. you'll enjoy treuter Sic on
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D ul ui queen, he would have been hap- dium or another— many more baking Satisfaction, when you tise AKERS GLENN FORD . AN HEFLIN
ml aa i ,s i ‘ith the ace. But} Years. CHOCOLAT » Phe smooth ric iness an
; o py ‘to win wit BCE. .p ie None perfecL freshness of Baker's Chocolate. Chips FELICIA FARR
: m , when she played the six spot, he Ed Schallert and his vivacious ure protected by an exclusive new package~ @ CONUMBIA PiCtUAr “s
@ Fs ‘let the ten hold the trick. partner in life and covering Hol- aluminum foil, lined with paper and. air-tight CAP
a u ; i ; “What kind of a play was|lywood, Elza, have been on that plustic, Of course, Baker's Chocolate Chips have better flavor to
n Bt } that?” whispered Mr. Muazzy.| beat since anyone can remem- begin with! They share all the benefits of the skill and knowledge 4 FAMOUS PLAYERS Untarer
gE Bi | “Have you lost. your mind?” ber. Ed's career ranges from the that have made Baker's Chocolate rst choice of generations of
a a pie eeeGe Said Mr. Champion inimitable Mae Busch,'“an ex-| good cooks. I can assure you that Baker's Chocolate Chips—plus
rm ed rance ‘ ‘ fiercely “von wouldn't under-| citing person, always good for the recipe on the package—make the grandest cookies your family TODAY TO 4 9
oF: an j Hercely, ; . “Bae ever ate! Try them, T T E ’ - 9 pm.
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‘stand if I explained it. an interview” to the irrepres- ———— oO . - © ,
a “SSES . # . ale Is ne field, “an in-| SOMETHING FRESH AND GAY... for dessert tonight, to lilt SATURDAY SAT. MAT, 2
gw LADIES DRESSES al [North dealer sible Jayne Mansfield, “an in your menu from the winter. doldrims js JOIN jymes with
" ~ a , oth sides vrtnerable teresting personality. Crazy Mixed-up Puddin’ made with ROYAL (Rhym ris)
" LADIES COATS — ti Ye oan A large man wiin a kindly air{ INSTANT VANILLA PUDDING. It's some ¢ L T L Playgi ie
: c 74 unusual in a critic, Ed began thing very special—look how easy it is to oy iS si a, i ot
: LADIES BLOUSES — | $ K ‘ 5 reviewing concerts, plays ang} make, (001 razy Mixed-up Puddin’ “sh A e ] ay +
@AKSI1 the embryo film business around > cups ¢ ta cup seedless raisin: ee 0 SEE WORLD J lt!
a LADIES SKIRTS — sa we KIBO - 1913. He started writing a movie| i pk. Royal Instant s cup chopped ‘mara: ms AND MENT J \\ex ! .
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nu EC a WEST ae column in the days when such Vanilla Pudding D4 cup chonped unt meats OF ENTER Nie Bs ae
a LADIES HOUSECOATS—~ c fir. Abel Miss Brash was a novelty in newspapers, I Pour milk inte bowl; add" Royal Instant Vanilla Pudding as directed on i bali st  E i" a:
gz s C i:@®AQIE a J 108 . : . fon oe . packare. Stir in fruits and nuts, Spoon into serving dishes. I desired, top GENE KELLY - MITZI GAYNOR / ge i
gE LADIES NY LON HOSE. w v9 43 ¥vQdé82 : asked him what cover Ing stu- with (whipped cream. ideag for sour oetous Serta. Puddin’. Ada other ne :
a x i g iD 4 42 H @ 3 6 dios was like in those days, variations -- marahnvollowe diced frults, shredded coconut, chocolate chips, KAY KENDALL - TAINA FLG
nm ol . ! “ . “T could do it by streetcar.” crushed pineapple. Think of anything else? ‘ .
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x R d t 2 . i he replied, “The tow as a lot — wi * tantalizine ifs sgn
ES { Mr. Champion spied, e town was a lo BE QUEEN OF HEARTS TOMORROW with some tantalizing “SCA 7
: e UC lOns Ro: aK 52 P smaller then, and there was an oodies for your little Valentines gathered around CAT CATS y
= 30%-50 %-H8% =F | Fo ats irariate, ftiendly atmosphere 3 Valentine Cake — made: Tor saeco
nm A A pn a @#Q93 that is lacking today. You were BLUE oT MARGA 3 haps
a 0 0 v 0 z : | The hidalttes 753 on personal terms with all the cherey-ree. Diowtlaky with delight—ond oie sn 9
mn aa North Fast South West |Stars. and it was unheard of for Bonnet! This fine margarine has a magic touch + AVE You
x GIRLS DR ESSES Re 1¢ Pags InT Pass, |& publicity man to be present about it—made from the purest ingredients there °
: . pe E 3.NT All Pass at an interview.” The ever- ire. Blue Bonnet is now, and always has been,
P: Voap 2 rite > uw . i -rals
® GIRLS COATS — A e Of course Mr. Muzzy is anjpresent flack is standard equip- and Nitaeaine addeeaTine with essential miner a me DELICACIES ON YOUN Ate STORE
a - OS ine ee man. fe enjoys rat-}ment today. sunny-sweet, tomorrow, dear Queen of Hearts, with sunny-sweet |
on ae 5 ing off 2 lot of sure winners, i as k Th ¢ i Blue B tt ‘Ip you! : . . . :
GIRLS BLOUSES a ting off a lot | Maentre| Ed has known all the big lue Bonnet to help you . Wf o& Ite.ars - Westfalian - Swedish Salami -
~ With Side vee nee UP is, Play |names, and he mused over some | DO URGE YOU TO GIVE YOUR FAMILY the bencfits of a | ;
GIRLS SKIRTS —_— ‘ wen eae that ote net lays of them: G b 1h b delicious, and, Nourishing jot cereal these 5 ' Fancy sousage, Pastromi A h |
& 3 ; U Pas he lays “I knew Garbo very well, back mornings! And, as I think you know, I'm i talian Vv nis n vies
GIRLS NAVY : Fonn something like the ace Of lin the days when’ she was givi most enthusiastic about “RED RIVER ¢ % Italian Fave pa cno :
‘ | 1a} s giving no Roo E de Bread
8 ; trumps. interviews. She Was always very LEREAL. Mother. served it to MS nous Ve «i | * uropean ma e req
~ MATS } ' Mr. Champion’s play is con- 4 . ple a urn fo my family. Everyone enjoy 1G easy ~ : ‘
TRENCH COATS. } | siderably more subtic. He ie |iiendly. It was Jack Gilbert! flavorsome blending of cracked Wheat tye “h)\ ioe % Domestic & Imported Cheese
! | concerned not only with the |*20 Sold her on the idea Of and fax. It is pimportant, tO ey oy need y—the | %® Apple Cider & Drink Mixes
yn e , ? : re Sead ea ecane Seon eee type of person — the boisterous little ones who need energy — th . :
WALLACE’S : ! at any tina a also with the out-of-door workers and those in industry. too. And te ones, who | * Chocolate Moveities & Cookies
hes ties i Y e > sit at desks all day ... or the older folks . . . find Rec River | i
“ | safety of the hand as a whole. FREE DELIVERY ‘ guards regularity. It's quick-cooking; money-saving; and delicious! ' * ok Boe cKres
| His handling of this deal was _ ! - i — . .
«any : | on all take-out orders | SO MUCH GRATITUDE ... so much praise... so much happi-e .
, a masterpiece of patience, He | $4.00 and over within i ness in freedom from the day-in and day-out | % Iceland Herring
could have won the first trick | city limits. 4 slavery of pain comes in the letters from
; in his own hand and he could | Y imits, 4 pm. to Py men and women who have discovered | ° ° : :
have won iton the board. Or, | p.m Logs Qevancg TEMPLETON'S TRC's! To read them is to | Big Variety of Scandinavian Foods
he could have played dummy's | mo Ee Me realize why this famed product. is Canada's : .
jack for a perfectly “safe” fin- | PHONE “> #o Gin largest selling proprietary medicine for the
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His weakness © in spades - ' . pains are free of them. Busy workers who were handicapped in |
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BOYS SLACKS — diamonds and two in hearts. If|| G15 - 3rd Ave. W. Phone 3329 |! them ho longer. -\u thanks to Templeton’s TRC’s. At drug coun- Phone 4214 312 - Sth Street
he could get three winners out: ters—79c and $1.50.

       
    
   
     
    
 
 
  
  
  
  
   
 

 

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