ir rad,
day, Noy. 16, El.
gin Hall, Crescent Béach,
Ward 7; Friday, Nov. 9,
Canadian Legion Hall on John-
Ston Road, White Rock.
All the meetings start at 3
p.m,

Theatre Footnotes

Paradox of the English Theatre.

“It's a strange paradox, the English Theatre. The
Government consider it, like all the 4rts, unimportant. The
average Englishman is apathetic towards it, or Hikes it in its
cruder forms; playwrights find it difficult to get their plays
put on; the vast majority of actors are out "

year ago
wnds here.

may Seem like a golden-age in the
post-playwrights, T. S, Eliot and Christopher Fry; the age
of the glorious actors—Sir John Gielgud, Sir Laurence Oli-
vier, Michael Redgrave, Alec Guinness, Dame Edith Evans,

Mr, and Mrs. C. Best’ who|Dame Peggy Ashcroft. No, England doesn't seem to care

of work. And |
yet, when future generations look back to England today it |
theatre—the age of the |

spent the summer in the Peace |
| River country have returned | Yvonne Mitchell, a young British actress,
,|to spend the winter at their the BBC’s General Overseas Service.
home on Westerman Road. . é is

This Friday, Nov. 9, the | !évers Plan Membership Drive

games promise Hood iwa: to Colebrook United! White Rock
ent) With the’shar- “Chiron will hold their annual ‘soon get their
Hschool squads gear-)p a7 ar and Auction in the driv

r the stars! of the Guirch Hall at 8 p.m. 19 hip. and ing

Will follow which | Sree on ticket cards entitlin
. Ww i 2 + yiders to attend six produc
Gdents) parents and Stewardship Meeting —_Mldets to attend six prod

‘ tions dur arto thea
abet se Gee * Dates Announced dolla
tena : Dates of stewardship meet

PANORAMA RIDGE nf held) annus
AND COLEBROOK

|ratepayers a chance to
Group Captain’J. Allan Ma-|Ports on the 3

honey and Mrs. Mahoney of council, parks

Ottawa are visiting with the |Poard members,

Jatter’s sister Mrs, J. Stull, ;oUnced by Cow

Panorama Ridge.

broadcasting in

Players s him to full-fled-

ership in the club:

irst in the of held

Z wtonirG Hall

Mrs. M. Jenkinson who has
been visiting with friends at
Grand Forks for a few we
returned to her home
weekend, Sympathy is e
tended to Mrs. Jenki
the passing of he:
Mary Houston

e r of th
in | commissioners
each of th

Mavor Moore, the well-known actor, ¥
and producer, is the

called Explorations.” is

host on
show is

tive
show

bjects—from history to mental hy

Park Theatre

When Double Feature: Last
Complete Show starts about
£30 pm,

Shows

Phone No. 53523 and 44311
Matinee on Saturdays start at

145 pm. not continuous

Sea Vue aaa Thurs. Fri, & Sat., Noy. 8 9 & 10.

Blaine, Wx hington

The

Wed, Thurs., Fri, Sat, Novembers7, 8, 9 and 10

‘REI NCARN, ATION?
The Amazing facts of a Man's Past.

ony CURTIS
Ginx LOLLOBRIGIDA rae

News and Two Cartoons

& Tues., Noy. 12 & 13. Wed. & Thurs, Noy. 14 & 15
‘ANYON Ri BAD FOR EACH OTHER
‘ starring Charlton Heston,
Lizabeth Scott
OMEEYs Ure story of a young Army
t In Doctor in a coal mining town.)

‘oe. ;

about her theatre—but oddly enough it~does flourish.” —

JACK’S. GENERAL
STORE

NICHOL AND NORTH BLUFF ROAD.

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