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Remodeled Store ||senior High School principal a S roa way pries t -|and, New Year’s with members of')
Plana . cohn Lawrance left Terrace last her -- sreamly in Vancouver an
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«Get your Christmas ‘Jia new position in Ganges on _By BOB THOMAS oo — — ar
ee Salt Spring. Island off Vancou- ‘HOLLYWOOD (Q—Bing | Cros-] rey aA TARA OC Soe EET ok
gifts ot bargain prices !! vor Island. by has ended ‘a two-year absence | . - er ee Lk.
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aa ; at post for four.and a half years | Pre is aoe ae tt Century- i
; and will be succeeded by R. D. ar 1 COnvurye | 5 ;
a Magwood. Fox for the first time in his long| © &
B.C. Clothiers Ltd. Leaving by car, ‘the Lawrance’s Frag etek i eee ~ director 4
ee will spend Christmas with Mrs ank Tashlin has him playing [
717 - 3rd Ave. West — . ‘ ‘a Roman Catholic. priest with ‘
vo Lawrance’s family in Vancouver Debbie Reynolds -and © Robert eat
roan — before going on to the Island. : Ba ae Jf : . . ra { Wagner. in “Say One: For Mc.” i
Sacra — . . “Seg seal gae, ee eae ; : ers  “FHe’s. a pretty hep “character,” :
—— x Sa ar SS  S ee  seretioonacies : eT Bing said about the role as he “
fp weed : Ke s eee “s eae Sie 2 relaxed in his. dressing. room, “
Today to Wednesday, 7- 8: 15 | p. Dm. : rn. “His church, is St. Malachy’s at 4
STAKEOUT ON DOPE STREET 147th. Street and-, Broadway in ‘
— ALSO — _-|New York. so his: flock is largely t
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| : Want n BROS, ~ } eS, : a ae a he had to acquaint himself with 5
Wake —_ § ; ae show talk*so"he could communi- 2
; L INT ” His First Big cate with . -his parishoners. He u ith sib ‘Ph em or: displayed: by: the . a
Ao! | also has an early morning mass quor ontrol Board or by the Government. of Britis Coluri 4
"CHEYENNE so the people in shows can at- — hn tas

tend.”
Bing illustrated | with. part of
his ‘sermon,’ which urged his
listeners to drop in at his “late,
late show.” .-
The role har ks back - to Bing’s
successes in “Going . My Way” é
(1944) and “Bells of St. Mary’ s”
(1945). He reminisced: -
.| “It was Leo  McCarey’s idea
that I could .play a: Catholic
priest, and: he. was encouraged |.
by Buddy Desylva, who was head |€ °
of Paramount. When Leo men-1 9
tioned it to me, I thought ‘he was |
nuts.. All he had: was‘the barest
outline. of. his” idea for, “Going |
My. Way.” ° =
“But I. went along with it. We
chad a great: time, shooting the
picture. .Leo. always. spent most
of the morning: at- the. piano—
he’s a frustrated.: ‘song writer.
When he decided what he want-
ed to. shoot, he. would tell us‘and
we’d go ahead.” .
“Going My Way” was -the
smash picture of the year and
netted Bing an Oscar, McCarey
then directed: him and Ingrid
| Bergman in “Bells,” which was
HAPPY ! AND EXCITED at re- jevena greater box office success.
ceiving. presents from Santa After a 13-year lapse, Bing
‘ Claus Sunday night are group |finds that ‘the church is more
of children in top photo shown | liberal in what {ft will permit the
at Miller. Bay Indian - hospital | movie makers to. screen.
uring annual visit from Kins- “1 think they’ve loosened up
men. club. Kinsmen were ac- ,0n a lot of things,” he remarked.
companied by Santa who dis- “For instance, I saw Helen
tributed gifts. to children and |Hayes in a television-play the
treats to adults. Centre. pic- | other night that portrayed the
ture. shows Santa talking: to confessional. I, had never seen

: that done before.
wide- eyed youngsters = who |‘ “In this. picture, the priest

coulndn'’t believe their good takes off his clerical garb~ and

fortune. In ‘bottom picture
Co ; ae goes to’ a night club in ‘civilian
-young Ector Aksidans clings cloth 5.7 0.

to -his “present ashe poses Watchin over
“such details. is
with: Santa’ in hospital “ward. Mser. John ‘Devlin, who also was

Mrs. E: M. Corser, 100 Fourth technical advisor on the pre-
Avenue “West.- leaves tomorrow vious Crosby priest portrayals.

by - plane to spend |. Christmas
Day in Victoria. She plans to 6 Prince Rupert Daily News

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