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pebat on ‘TV. happened tast
Reok entertain

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Celeste and hee magic few to To
TY “Pick the Stars”
wunher Cleae—————_—__ ona to te (ee

fo appear on CBC
During the
twas auditioned along with 1200
other entertainers from wil the
fiajor cities across Canada. In
Oct. 125 winners were picked.
to compete
Ghem. At

Celeste was among
time

the local
g Yerongh
with

the

The Interior
Tbe “Evan Kemip Trai! Riders’
ow and Was unable to appear)
the competition.

who still ‘claims
there’a no business like show
5 even if her hair threat
to silver at the age

to turn

28.

I
Monday morn’

in Toronto carly
ing and was taken

arrived
to the Royal York Hote] to rest

and reoelve instructions.

Cooking is a pleasure to any
woman who has a deep fryer
to give that professional chet
touch to French fries, fritters,
and many other favourite
dishes.

ie is anytime — any-

where in the house — when
n clever enou:

kettle

someone's be

to electric

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For those who like extra
ep. The clock radio wakes
ou only at the last minute
1 an attachment will even
make coffee.

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er and 33 year old

ginring

yean be a cold city but not In
|the CBC Studio

T.V. Debut

week for Celeste Evans, White | ‘This was 4 rehearsal? it
dadghter ot Mr. aod Mrs \ajdn't ond with just the one
| pehearsal though) It kept on and

ront

on Sunday, Nov. 2) on.
Show

O again” they would
Vanout, after that “Once again,
There didh't seem to
|be an end to that popular ex-
pression. |

ee

1 waa later escorted to the
CHCHPV Studios for rehearsal
A lange room filed with bright |
spot’ Hehts. camerna
instruments, producers. di
rectors, stagehands and must
clan. The CBC staff was sitting |
quietly waiting for the last of
the five entertainers to creep
through the door. |
ACTION STATIONS

The door closed and the room
sprang into a flurry of action
Directors around with
teripts and last minute orders,
musicians buzzed from one to
the other getting our arrange
ments, Keys. tempos. etc. The
spot-light men turned lights up-
on lights on the five sightly
warm entertainers. Toronto

My poor [ttle long eared rab-
didn't cate, he just let bis
droop and looked awful
» was slowly withering AWAY,
to say nothing of his mistress
They finaly took pity on the
1 e fellah and gave him a rest.
| Yes he got the breather al-
fight for sudden y a TV writer:
union man and more things to
sign Joomed up in my face
That rabbit certainly had It
He was o bright ttle
fellah that day. He came up
with the decision that he wasn't
going on TV; #0 to be con-
vincing he kicked. fought, made

sos,

ran

faces at the camera and fina ly

You'll say goodbye to break- A boon and a delight to
fast “toast tempers” when every woman — the all-new
Mom says hello to a smart automatic frying pan which
= 5 gives controlled heat for
new automatic toaster OD eyery dish—without constant
Christmas morning. watching.

i

sae
Light as thistledown, warm Any recipe that requires

as toast, an automatic electric grating, grinding. churning,

blanket will keep even the pulverizing or mixing is

most cold-blooded person tough going without an clec

snug on bitter nights. tric liquifier.

Make light of your Christmas
problems with an attrac:
tive lamp, You'll find there's
one to suit every taste, pocket
and purpose.

Good mornings begin with a
good shave, so give him an
electric razor for Chrisumas
and treat him to years of
the easiest shaving he's ever
known.

mucceaded in influencing the
camera man to become a fd-

The Semiahmoo § ¢ Rock by

THURSDAY, DEC. % 1954

pity, nervous. purple-taced

chain-emoker. At that precise :

moment I hopped over and ee At pega 1 swept with clapping, m=
helped the upset camera man =! ngo—not pl Ei yse pupils eave vent

orange.

I bad seen black applied tn
a minstre) show but this orange |
was 0 little ridiculous—eapect-|
ally when I wore & rose gown.)

By this time, I was ready for
Janything—which happened to be
another paint brush. They were
going to paint my eyes with
this drippy black mixture, Well
—that’s nice, Six brushes later
I gazed at mynelf.

My sppiied beauty consisted

of orange make-up, black balr, |

eyes and brows, red lipstick and | Phone: W.R.

4 rose gown—all fighting mad-| r

hhy for colour distinction | om
| s1¢ my mother could see me} o

|now. I'm glad I bid her scrub-

bing brush when I was a child”

‘Ladies? Have you ever had i "
your make-up applied with & THE SHOW 18 ONE |

tw Another rebenrsal 900 (D0 qua

inch painter’s brush?” |
the suspense of waiting start- SAV

‘or had I until then. T didn’t
@4. One half hour to xo until
STOCK UP ON

feslings of appreciation,
. SE Se SBA
.

Licensed

CHUM NE

finish off his last pack of clgar-
ettes:
* Citizens of White Rock will
not seo my rabbit friend on
Ty, He didn't want to see
himself on TV anyway. Bad for.
his eyes.
OUT OF THE PAINT POT

With rehearsals over and hav:
ing made friends with the
camera man (at the cost of my
package of cigarettes). I began
to look around to see if any~
thing could possibly be worse
than the Iaat ordeal, *

I found it. The make-up girt
pounced on us, “Well this should
I thought. Yes.

|
|

be fun”

eee

\ahow-time. The other enter-|
|tainers ali sat, down but I pre :
ferred walking. Finally. I had
|to confess—In that particular Pres-to-Logs
gown it was impossible to ait:

In the month of November
knew the designers had forgot =

lten some small item — so 1
| walked.
Five Minutes Left: “Don't dis~-

| turb your manicure, Celeste.”

Four Minutex “Have I for-
gotten anything.”
‘Three Minutes: “What if I
jhave to sneeze out there.” | White Kock 3381
| Two Minutes: “Positions,
AES | Box 262
One Minut ‘ou're not ner-
vous are you?”
“Good Evening Ladies and Cue
CBC welcomes you a

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