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Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, December 12, 1957

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movie with her two hig
physical charms.

“you know how it’s been in
the past,” she smiled, “Often
j All sex and exposed body. This
| time we’re doing it differently.”
| Sophia tightencd a_ yellow
| bathrobe about her Neapolitan

figure and strolled on to an

are-Ht set. "

A pair of men's socks flopped
about her trim ankles, On her
slender feet were sleazy bed-
room slippers. Beneath that
, bathrobe there was nothing but
Sophia,
| The cameras turned. William
' Holden tip-toed up behInd her,
, put his arms around her shoul-
i ders and planted a kiss beside
ij her left ear.

 

‘TOO STRONG

; The woman in this 23-year-
‘old Italian actress flared to the
| surface, Her great green eyes
'¢aught fire. Her bosom heaved
i like the water of the Bay of
| Naples on a stormy night.

| “Gut,” said director Sir Carol
‘Reed, “Not so strong, dahling.
‘Nothing like so strong. More
i with the eyes, dahling.”

| They shot the scene again.

| This time dahling didn't
‘ emote with her curvy body. But,
there was a searing flame in
her green eyes and a tiny trem-
bling at the corners, of her full
lips. ,

“print it?’ interrupted Reec
triumphantly. “That’s it, dahl-
ing. That’s very, very good,”
BIGGEST CHALLENGE

Sophia slouched off the set.
eased herself into a chair
stretched out her long legs and
asked: .

“See what I mean?”

This new picture, Carl Fore-
man’s ‘The Key,’ is the greates’
challenge in Sophia Loren’s
long list of movies.

Sir Carol Reed is an exacting

c
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Sophia Finds A |
With Use of Assets Limited )

Ry EDDY GILMORE | .
LONDON (?*--Sophia Loren explained how she is making a
cyes instead of her

ny eee ae ew be ee

cting Harder

other well-known

wesemiee eemenereanaen

Eut Sophia tackled her task
with real tears.

Jt shouldn’t have been aiffi-
cult — the tears. Just a flash
back to the days before her
figure and strangely beautiful
face snatched her from a drab,
unpromising and hard Hfe in
Italy. :

The cameras whirled. She
sobbed her lines. But not to the
director’s liking.

After one hour and 44 min-
utes he got what he wanted.

“Oh, momma mia,”
Sophia as she limped off the
set. It's so much harder—just
with your eyes and your voice.”

Air Crash

 

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Monument
Dedicated

CHILLIWACK, B. C. |) @— AY
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\yranite monument, overhung by

branches of a giant cottonwood |!
poplar and within earshot of.
the rushing Vedder River, wes
dedicated Monday to the’ victims
of Canada’s second worst
disaster,

Memorial services were held at

crash of a
plane

niversary of the
Trans-Canada Air Lines
with the loss of 62 lives.
The memorial site is at the
side of a logging road, 10 miles
southeast of Chiil.wack. It is 07
a smal] rise and at a bend in th
road. The actual crash site is a
Mount Slesse, another 20 miles
east, and cannot be seen from
she memorial’s location.
PHREE SERVICES

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director. William Holden is ¢
polished actor. And Sophia Lor-
en has been called on to cove:

7 up her most obvious assetssanc

‘act.

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nid Pretestant.
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mow-capred ridge

rose over

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and Turkish sailors raise their flags-as five Bangor-class
escort vessels are transferred to Turkey by Canada under
North Atlantic Treaty Organization. agreements. The ships,
first of 14 to be turned over to the Turkish navy, had been
in mothballs at Sydney, .N.5.,

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BIG MOMENT .
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‘press, in one lingering scene |

‘plus a growing passion for 2,
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fun for all

Annunciation

Auditorium

Friday Dec. 13, 1957
Music: Jeke’s Rythm Kings
Free Refreshments

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Now Free From
After Using

These Fhacers
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Aount McGuire as Rabbi Bert A.
NMovethaler of Vancouver bezal |
onducting the brief Jewish scv-
vice for the’14 mourners of Max |
Sai.ev of §'-unvreal, the only per- |

nae ao ‘son of Jewish faith aboard the |
‘poignant grief for a dead lover; arashed North

Star.

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That would be tough fo! ‘as he read the 23rd Psalm. spose!

@ few worcs of consolation andj}

(en three services.

- by Rev. Gordon McKinnon of &t.!
. Mary’s Rectory

DANCE |

| Father. McKinnon _ blessed the |
“monument, sprinkling Fo ly water

Dancing: 9.30 p.m. - 1.30 a.m. |

 

‘then ehe xadisch--prayer’
- looked old enough to remem- : t® n chanted a kadisch--pray

‘per the great actress: of bygone’

for the dead, , \
Scarlet-coated Mounties stood:
at attention throughout the:

‘ihe Roman Caholic — service,
for 21 mourners, was conducted

in Chitiwack. !

 

on its bronze plaque which car-)

ries the names of the 62 persons!

killed. Mass was later sung In |
uhe rectory.
ALL SPACE OCCUPIED !
The Protestant service was the.
last and more than 300 persons |
took part. All the available epen
space, from the thicket of aldevs
vi the north to the hemilock-
dallsaded edge of the rise at the!
Jouth, was occupied,
The 49-piece Royal Canadian
Engiuecrs Regimental Band wan.
grouped around the base of the:
i moss-covered trunk of the hue!

| cottonwood.

| Maj. R. C. Durnford, Prulests >.
army chaplain for British Cal:
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umbla, condusted the service
against the background of!
towering hemlock and, farther,
'heyond, the snow-capped Ca.-

And as he and the mourners
began the Lord's Prayer, the
sun sank Lelow the rim of
{Mount Lewmehim, ten miles
south. Elue jays, hawever, con

jonas range of mountains.

 

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“Whatever darkness appresses:

the world, it does not eome from
God," said Maj. Durnfrod,

Deighton's Following each servies, mour-
hers were g.ven a few moments

WART REMOVER to piss along the banks of Wa
iresh-cut Moral wreaths and tuke
Mfiele from Lierbs. Not am werd, nhoros of the monument. Then

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NOTTINGHAM, England (Reu- |
tersi~-A- secret society of US.
airmen has set up four weekend boots and “dude shirts.”
“ranches” with teen-age English |
girls, police said here today.
The membership badge for the the camps
“ranchhands” is a buffalo with’ bership cards
tattered brassiere
from one horn and 4
panties from the other, the Daily
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wore cowboy hats,. high-heeled

18-year-old Nottingham
lywirl said the girls who went to.
were issued “mem-
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