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7 "There are rare moments. ‘in- life
“when. ‘something. so engrossing -hap-.
“pens: that,- for the period of enchant-:
‘ment, all: is ‘forgotten’. everything ®
‘is:stilled.’’ Even rarer are: moments:
Pere ithe’ theatre when - this ° happens,
Poet but it happened: to me: Monday. .
nik ss \The question posed was, ‘“Do'You
Be Know. the. Milky: Way?” . My answer
“is, “No. : But: I. -hope. to.2. “Milky:
“Way’?-is a post-war German play by
~Karl Wittingler, and: it is : the‘ clos-
~ing-item-in the Vancouver Festival,
.. Cleverly .directed by Herbert Berg-
wo hof,: it-stars “Hal’:Holbrook; George,
_ Voskoves' and the audience. -
. 2 I-can only describe this as. a bril-
or ‘Mant and excitingly new theatrical
“~. “adventure, and-I_am. not in the least

surprised that ‘the play-was so’ well
received in Europe. Boog :
BY WHAT. RIGHT?

“What right has-an dnnesent to
come back from. a.war when we
have prestimed him ‘dead, and: put
his property ‘to: good: use?’?. ‘That
seems to be: the. question | in the mind
of one of the many: characters played
so well: by. Voskovec. ‘It-is not kept:
‘as a thought, it.is:put bluntly as the
“innocent, portrayed. by ‘Holbrook,
is challenged and refused’ a‘ cancel-
lation. of his’ death certificate, . in
spite of the: living pr oof: :

“You are. on our Roll of ‘Honor:
What: more’do ‘you’. want?’ ‘he is
asked...All- a dead* hero can do. is
accept - his « fate,” depart and. try to

|. grade and we can-assure. |! step: into. ‘the. shoes ofa man’ who

of you of satisfaction’ when: “fereally..was killed’ in- battle, “and
: [| whose papers he has acquired. : The

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f “innocent”’. has. to expiate for crimes
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oso peddlar of pretty adornments for
the body or -the soul. The.: “inno-
cent” kills ‘himself’ on “a. Wall-of-
‘Death ride, but refuses to stay dead.
One cannot be quite sure ‘if. this is
a‘ comedy or a tragedy.
elements. of both .
of..satire,

The interpolation ’ of a widescreen
movie sequence ‘into’ the ‘play. gives
‘great. dramatic impact to the .whole
affair, and. adds to:the story.
few short scenes .it- tells. of -the cir-

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-cent’”. being. inthe position. he‘is: Like
so many; this: man:is ‘a “victim of
his‘own environment... But he is also
affected by the..past.and ‘present ‘of
the. man: whose name he. ‘has. been:
forced:to' adopt. . ;

“1 want my- own ‘name, ” he: cries:
At this’ point ‘I. think Mr.’ Holbrook
could: have given ‘us less “volume
and moreanguish:. This .was- the
least truthful. outery of an: otherwise
‘beautifully balanced... performance.
However, his character ‘had plenty to
shout. about, so’ perhaps® Mr. “Hol- |

he did not commit.
Ae “quick “out? is: offered by, a

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digan, ‘child’s, Mrs. G. Slinn; ladies’ |.
‘)- suit, 1;°Mrs. Vv. Taylor; 2, Miss Ly |.
Underhill; ‘baby’s ‘set, 1, Mrs. T. “At-
‘kinson;. 2; Miss ‘L:: Underhill; ‘baby’s:
jacket; ‘Miss Li: Underhill; “unlisted
article, Miss Ay Aldridge; 2, Miss L:
‘Underhill:

= Most points in section, “Miss Li
Underhill. ;
PHOTOGRAPHY :
Color’ prints, 1, Melinda” McCon- | :
nell; 2, Mrs: H. Fraser;.3,.M. Mc-
Connell; ‘black ‘and: ‘white prints, 1,
Mrs. M. Kline; 2 2, Greg Hellyer; en-
| largement, 1, Melinda: McConnell; : 2,:
| Miss. G.. Lawrence; Mayne Island
g. |-view,: 1;..Melinda. McConnell;. :2,°F.
Collins;. animal or: people, color, 1 '
Mrs. H. Fraser; 2; Melinda ‘McCon-
| nel; landscape, color,. 1, -F, Collins;
‘2,°.Michael McConnell. : i

; Photolec trophy; Miss Melinda Mc-
Connell... Best photograph. of: Mayne.
; Island,” ‘Michael’ McConnell, |

OTHER ARTS. AND CRAFTS.
Fine.” ‘art, ° landscape, ‘oil, 1, Je.
‘Clarke;:-2, ‘Mrs. A. Horton;:3, Mrs.
VES Lynen ‘and” Mrs. B. “Maclennan
-(tie);! landscape | or seascape,. water-.
; | color: 1;°Mrs.-A. Inkster ;.2;.Mrs..E.
Lynen;.. black: and white, 1; Mrs... |
Lynen;) 2;° Mrs. -B. Maclennan;: 3,
A. §..Fraser;,fine.art, any medium, .
1 1,. Mrs. .A. Horton; 2; J. R. Clarke;
Fine. art, floral,:1,.Mrs. A. Horton;

2, Mrs. G. Steward; 3, Mrs. Den-'|
| ‘Scrubbing up their ‘Jersey: calf “Bounty”. for. competition. in: the. 4H roche; fine art,’ still life, 1, mre. Gop

Club: ring: at: the Pacific National Exhibition. are: Ann: Aylard.. and -Reg-! Steward: 2, P. Barner; 3, Mrs.’ B.. | Baldwin;:plain art, over 10, 1, Deirde’ :
“Hoole of -Sadnich, both. members. of the Saanich 4-H Jersey. Calf: Club.., Maclennan; fine art, copy, 1, Mrs. G.; Linnell; :2;: Deidre . ‘Linnell. and ‘Les-".”

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‘Cubs. of ‘the Ist Tsartlip (Sidney)
‘packs. will’ commence . their. regular ioe
meetings about the. middle of. =P —
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Hall. at’6.30 p.m. |... a
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6.15-p.m: “Mrs..Cook has asked that"
new. chums anxious to join “B" pack.
get in touch with her. by phone be-
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nounced that this year the cost of.ine 00...
‘surance and. registration .for..each, 9.
Cub has had to’be increased to $l, .
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a: ‘This “year’ s: entries ‘were :so great that’ b many: nae to be. turned away. ‘The | Steward; ‘2. Rev. B. Cowan;: ‘rug; A; | ley Ross (tie); -3, George, Jack: and:
| PNE. runs. to. ‘Labor Day, pee 4. : d | Mrs. H.* Scott;. 12,-Mrs::: FAL Beech; : Clayton ‘Odberg : (tie); ‘needlework,
a, Ceara aoe |. driftwood, “unwor ked, 1,° Mrs.: “D.. under ’:10;:Diane Arnold; needlework;

This, too, was directed iy Berg- “for exe. years.

i but: I: found it- wordy: and. tire-. the: adventure. weg ded :
[some <...a play that could well) wr, -Berghof. has. ‘proven. “himself
‘| be shortened by two-thirds. But, rm ‘ond: his “spec’*marriage with: the.
glad. it -was...presentéd because. I, | Festival. will:no doubt be respectabil-.
along. with: many .other- people, like |ized.- “As Shakespeare said: ‘‘Let me
ithe, Spirit’ of adventure ‘which | has. ‘not to: the marriage. true ‘minds:
‘made thi: Festival < a success: * [admit ‘impediment

Drummond: .2,-Mrs. G: Slinn; °3, Mrs.:{over 10, ‘Lesley: Ross; apron,’1;:Les-- =
A. Horton; . driftwood, ‘worked; ly ley Ross; ‘2, Dale’ Odberg:. collection
MD: ‘Georgeson;, 2; “Mrs. oAL ‘Horton; 3, ‘of rocks,’ 1, ‘Lois: Higginbottorn. cand’
‘D..'Foster; weaving, - Mrs..'A. Ho Diane ‘Arnold = (tie); * 2;- John ‘Dodds
‘tone: stuffed: to. “Mrs. °M.. Kerby;.| and. ‘Clayton. Odberg (tie) :: Dale Od-.
applied: art; , Mrs. : W.. Higginbot- | berg: and- Maggie. Rainsford’ (tie)
4 tom’: 2;-Mrs. A.‘ Horton: 3; Miss “P: |-collection of’ shells, :1, Diane: Arnold:
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tinguisition” an’ off- Special © prize,.-best ° ‘exhibit, Mrs.” | (tie): 3, Donha: -Morson. and John.
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