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May
17:
CP
MELBOURNE.
May
17:
CP
Armando
At
Ami
da
Pereira.
dlr-
A
specialist
here
belieies
that
an
ector.
Institute
of
Engineering.
Sa
out-door
Itfe
causes
Australians
Paulo.
Brazil,
is
the
only
president
and
Americans
to
speak
more
nominee
lor
10-40-41
of
Rotary
In-
loudly
than
people
In
colder
coun-
terrtAtioral
In
convention
here
tries
who
must
spend
more
time
June
9-14
next.
indoors.
o
o
o
o
o
Ooden's
Fine
Cut
heads
the
cast
in
the
production
of
a
smoother,
milder,
mellower
ciflarette.
Roll
your
owners
who
make
up
with
Ogden's
agree
that
this
fragrant
cigarette
tobacco
plays
the
feature
"role"
in
smoking
enjoyment
Only
the
but
cifrttlt
paptrt
"Viue"
or
"ChanttiUr"
at
tood
tnomth
for
Ogjen't.
BURNS'
-
SPORK
It's
New
It's
Tasty
COLD
or
HOT
"SPORK"
HITS
THE
SPOT
The
Meat
Of
Many
Uses
Try
This
New
Delicious
Cooked
Meat
On
Sale
at
Your
Local
Dealer
Also
Introducing
BURNS'
,
.
Meat
Balls
BURNS
Steak
&
Kidney
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BURNS'
Steak
&
Onions
BURNS
Beef
Dinner
And
Many
Other
Keady-to-Serve
Canned
Meats
At
Keasonahle
Prices
If
you
nave
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
In
this
papar
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
Dancing
Pupil
Of
Mrs.
Herbert
lUdgsan
A(ain
Acquit
Themselves
Who
Credit
Mrs.
H.
H.
Hodgson
and
her
pupils
of
the
Hodgson
School
of
Dancing
again
made
a
hit
last
night
with
the
presentation
of
their
annual
variety
revue
in
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
audience
was
large
and
appreciative
and
favor
able
comments
on
the
show
were
widespread.
There
will
be
a
repeat
performance
tonight
with
a
matinee
tomorrow
morning.
The
program
features
classical,
comedy
and
novelty
dancing
and
some
variety
numbers,
all
deplet
.the
performers
which
has
been
capably
developed
to
a
fine
de-jgree
by
painstaking
training.
Cos-tumes,
many
and
varied,
are
an
(outstanding
feature.
Sta?e
set
tings
are
very
line.
Pro
cram
Reviewed
Opening
with
a
precision
rout
ine,
the
first
number
last
night
was
a
beautiful
classical
offering
entitled
"Vienna
Dreams"
in
which
Donalda
Rix,
Elsfe
Kraupner.J
Marie
Boulter.
Margaret
Christen-'
'sen,
Jean
Chrtstensen.
Patricia
l
Love.
Thelma
Edlund,
Iris
Edlund,
Mrs.
Hodgson
and
Miss
Nona
Hodgson
took
part
with
a
delight
ful
waltz
number
"Blue
Danube"
by
smaller
girls
Ann
Stevens.
Lois
Thompson.
Leonora
Raabe.
Nina
Youngman,
Lorraine
Youngman.
Ileane
West,
Bessie
Lee
and
Mavis
Dahl.
Other
features
of
this
en
semble
were
a
"Blue
Danube
Duet"
by
Monica
Holtby
and
Ray
Rlx:
Viennese
Walts
by
Jean
Murvold
and
Ray
Rlx
and
Waltz
Ballet
by
Margaret
Chrtstensen.
Donalda
Rlx,
Iris
Edlund
and
Nona
I
"Over
the
Rainbow."
a
song
and
Itap
dance
number
by
little
Lor
raine
Youngman,
proved
popular.
being
followed
by
a
novelty
tap
routine
by
Ann
Stevens,
Lois
Thompson,
Leonora
Raabe.
Monl-
Ica
Holtby,
Nina
Youngman
and
Jjean
Murvold.
"Zlegfeld
Babies
of
1940,"
by
Mrs.
Hodgson's
tiniest
pupils,
drew
much
acclaim,
those
participating
In
It
being
Claire
Ritchie.
Ann
JStromdahl,
Heather
Brewer,
Edith
iJonnson,
Doris
Glass
and
Diana
Sather.
A
cane
routine
by
Marie
Boulter,
Margaret
Christensen
and
Englna
Chrlstenserf
went
off
smoothly,
be-ins
followed
by
a
Mexican
hat
dance
by
Patricia
Love
and
Don
alda
Rix.
Burlesque
was
Introduced
in
the
skit
"Down
on
the
Farm"
by
Marie
Boulter
and
Nona
Hodgson.
Dance
of
the
Little
Dutch
Dolls"
was
regarded
by
many
as
the
hit
of
the
evening.
The
smaller
girls
Ann
Stevens,
Lois
Thompson,
Leonora
Raabe,
Mary
Mar
garet
Bulger.
Ileane
West,
Mavis
Dahl,
Jean
Murvold,
Monica
Holt
by.
Bessie
Lee,
Doris
Glass,
Nina
and
Lorraine
Hodgson
took
part
Iri
this.
.A
Rumba
.ensemble
by"
Marie
Boulter
and
Nona
Hodgson,
doing
the
double,
and
Margaret
Chrtstensen,
Englna
Christensen,
Elsie
Kraupner.
Donalda
Rix,
Patricia
Love,
Thelma
Edlund
and
Iris
Ed
lund,
went
over
well.
A
colorful
little
Chinese
parasol
T-T-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-
REVUE
WAS
'Produce
Prices
ACCEPTABLE!
MucA.Lower
Sharp
Decline
In
Potatoes,
Tomatoes
And
Carrots
Are
Seen
A
sharp
decline
of
prices
on
the
produce
market
Is
to
be
notec
Potatoes
have
-dropped
eoc
per
sack.
Tomatoes
are
down
$2
per
crate
and
carrots
90c
per
crate
Butter
prices
are
down
bat
sugar
is
firm
hi
anticipation
of
farther
budgetary
tax
at
Ottawa.
A
new
and
general
Increase
In
the
sales
tax
at
the
present
Parliamentary
session
is
anticipated
by
some.
Steamship
Sailings
ing
much
talent
on
the
part
of'or
ncouvri
i
ruesaay
cauua
Thursday
as.
Prince
George
Friday
Ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
Ss.
Cardena
..1:30
p.av
11:15
pan.
10
pjn.
10:30
pjn.
May
10
SS.
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Louise
5
pjn.
May
21
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From
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pjn.
Wed
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May
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May
16
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Prin.
Louise
May
27
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a
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For
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and
Premier
Sunday
ss.
Catala
.
3
pjn
Friday
S.
Prince
George
2
pjn
From
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesday
as.
Catala
11:30
a
jr.
Thursday
as.
Prince
George
11:15
pjn.
dance
by
Monica
Holtby,
Jean
Murvold,
Nina
Youngman,
Bessie
Lee,
Ileane
West,
Leonora
Raabe,
Lois
Thompson
and
Anne
Stevens
preceding
the
sketch
"Yen
How
and
His
Six
Little
Wives"
by
Mrs.
Hodgson,
assisted
by
Yvonne
Rlf-fou,
Isabel
Gaay.
Elspeth
Mackenzie.
Ann
Stevens.
Iris
Hansen.
Audrey
Toombs
and
Molly
Frew.
-Shean
-Trews,"
the
Highland
Scottish
dance,
was
executed
with
precision
by
little
Heather
Brewer
and
fully
appreciated.
A
Mexican
Skirt
Dance
by
Donalda
Rlx,
Patricia
Lore.
Marie
Boulter.
Iris
Edlund.
Thelma
Edlund
and
Elsie
Kraupner
proved
colorful.
Mrs.
Hodgson
gave
a
monologue
about
a
bald-headed
man
and
a
vaudeville
type
ensemble
Ths
Can
Can
Girls
1
Iris
Edlund.
Thelma
Bdtund.
Marie
Boulter.
Donalda
Rlx,
Patricia
Love.
Mar
garet
Christensen.
Englna
Christensen,
Nona
Hodgson.
Monica
Holtby
and
Jean
Murvold
with
tap
dance
by
Mrs.
Hodgson
brought
the
program
to
a
lively
close.
Manager
D.
G.
Borland
'was
a
capable
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
evening.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
was
an
effective
accompanist
and
led
the
orchestra
consisting
of
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence,
Walter
Howarth
and
Robert
Greenfield.
Handsome
bouquets
were
presented
to
Mrs.
Hodgson,
Miss
Hodgson
and
Mrs.
Black.
Rounding
out
the
special
program
is
the
fine
pieturizatlon
of
"The
Light
That
Failed."
Kipling's
famous
novel,
with
Ronald
Col-man
in
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nation
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