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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JANUA 19, 1948 On the Air Tonight and Tuesday Atstitnn, ne LAFF-A-DAY TORONTO TORONTO CKEY CEL' (WBC-CBS) 580 "0 BUF¥ALO WGR (CBS) 550 BUFVALO TORINO WBEN (NBC) al "EFRB (wn omer ( Ds BUFFALO WEBW 4 CHUM CKbO 1050 zo MONDAY EVENING 8:100-Canidielight an& Silver OFRE rade R-- WEBW---WBEN- <CKEY 6:00--Bowles and Settell CJBC 3; :05--Make Believe Ballroom Cray Pleasure Parade Iello-Test : im Wells, Sports :15--~News & Farm Report :15--What's Your Beef? :30--8ig - Smith Sports 6: 30--Divertimento 6:30--Easy Listening 6:30--Report on Sport 6:40--Wes., McKnight 6:45--Three Btar Bxtra 6:45--Lowell Thomas 6:45--Parade of Melody 6:4>--BBC News :45--Foster Brooks Show 6:55--International 7:00--Lorne Greene. 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Room The Click Orch, 0--Christie's Wax Works Radi Playhouse tin Tobin's Tune Time Wak MIDNIGHT 12:00--News WBEN 12:00--News--House Party 12:05--Guy Lombardo Orch. 12 :05--Design ror Listening | 12:30--~News 12 3)-Yireini Beach Orch. 12:55--News 3 :00--Nows--House Party 1:00-N ews 1:00--Music Room WKBW 30 News"_S4y It With Music to 6:45 a. CKEY REV, J, R. WATT DIES Kingston, Jan. 19(CP)--Rev. John R. Watt, for many years Professor R (of Practical Theology at Queen's University, died yesterday at his home here. He is survived by his widow, a son, George of Ottawa, and a brother, George of Shelburne. WBEN | matic talent GR | long-standin Cope. 1948, King Pestures Syndicae, lor. World vedas seservod. Ve "Want me to finish that, so you can stért dinner?" Award Made To Youth Group's Drama Leader JAMES BULLER Conoamn Press Staff Writer Vancouver, Jan. 19--(CP)--Sev- R | enteen years of untiring effort in the development of youthful dra- here highlight the colorful career of Mrs. Fraser E. Crierie, 50, recipient of a Canadian Drama award for 1947, Mrs. Crierie was one of seven Canadians ot win the award pre- sented by the Canadian Drama So- ciety to persons making an out- standing contribution to the fur- therance of Canadian dramatic standards. Mrs. Crierie's main distinction in R | the drama field in Vancouver is her work in establishing community groups for teen-age youth desirous of participating in theatre' for en- tertainment as well as creative pur- poses. She founded tne Community R | Self-Help Association here in 1930, becoming its first secretary. The association created drama groups in several Greater Vancouver dis- tricts. providing useful diversion for interested youth. As supervisor of three Com- munity Self-Help Drama Groups in Greater Vancouver, Mrs. Crie- rie is at present busily engaged in preparations for their forthcoming 14th annual festival to be held in competition with several church bodies. : "As a means of aiding our mem- bers, professional adjudicators are present at our festival, supplied by the provincial department of edu- cation," she explained. "Directors from the Vancouver Little Theatre Ww | have also helped our more promis- ing members." A former Self-Help member, Alex Hood, 28, a Vancouver actor, director and playwright, has writ- ten a one-act play 'Curtain Call,' which will be entered in the forth- coming B. C. Regional Drama Fes- tival. Mrs. Crierie, an executive mem- ber of the B.C. regional festival committee, has a Dackground of interest in dramatic endeavor. Although her work has been mainly organizational, she has also appeared on the stage with the University of British = Columbia Summer Theatre. Born in London, England, both Mrs, Crierie's parents were active in cultural channels. Her father, Alfred Carter was a leading Lon- don bandmaster and conductor, while her mother was a leading actress, appearing on the stage, under her maiden name of Rhoda Carleton. Mrs. Crierie is the mother of three daughters, one of whom, Mrs. Ernest Pritchett, won an act- ing award at the 1939 Seli-Help Drama Festival, One association py will prob- ably be entered in the B.C. Jeglon. al Festival February 25-28 by a group of Mrs. Crierie"s, although no oH has been definitely chosen yet. ARTIFICIAL HURRICANES Hurricanes of over 1,500 miles an hour have been artificially de- veloped for testing airplane models lin wind tunnels, THE DIRECTORS OF THE ONTARIO COUNTY FLYING CLUB . INVITE YOU WITH MUSIC BY DRESS OPTIONAL Bernard Tierney and his orchestra Tickets may be obtained from Henderson's Book Store -- Mitchell's Drug Store -- Lewington's or from Harold B. Armstrong, Recreational Director, A a CH G6 SL HH ------------ = ---------------- TO ATTEND The Snowflake Ball TO BE HELD AT THE ONTARIO COUNTY FLYING CLUB RECREATION HALL Friday, January 23rd DANCING 9 TILL 1 $2.30 COUPLE Pilchard Decline Worries Experts Victoria (CP).--Steady declines of British Columbia's once-valued pilchard industry is causing seri- ous concern among fishery officials. Dr. K. L. Hart and his associ~ ates of the Pacific Biological Sta- tion. here have reported that studies indicate prospects for im- mediate future of pilchard fishing are not bright. They discovered that pilchards have been unsuccessful in produc- ing a large brood of young since early 1939 and have declined stead- ily along the entire Pacific coast. Catch last season slumped to 241,000 tons compared with 602,- 000 tons the previous year, and experts say improvement must await production of one or more abundant brood years. FHT ATK TODAY Marks -- "The Web" 1.15, 4.15, 720, 10.25. "Lost Honeymoon" 2.50, 5.55, 9.00. Last complete show at 8.50. Regefit--"Wake Up and Dream" 1.30, 430, 17.30, 9.50. "The Brasher . Doubloon" 2.50, 5.55, 8.50. Last complete show 8.45 pm Biltmere----'The Scarlet Pimper- nel" shown at 1:10, 4:07, 7:04 and 10:01 p.m. "The Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel" shown at 2:45, 5:42 and 8:39 p.m. Last complete show at 8:39 p.m. Pastor's Illness Delays Meeting Greenbank, Jan 17--Owing to the continued illness of Rev. Thomas Wallace, the Annual Congregational meeting of Greenbank United Church has been postponed until Wednesda; 2 Lvemmoon, Jan, 21, at 230 pm, 3 gradually improving in health, In the meantime ' Mr. Smallman of Port Perry is in charge of Sunday morning services. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Phoenix on the birth of a son in Lindsay Hospital on January. Mrs, Ryerson Beare was hostess for the January meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society last Tues- day, After the devotional exercises the business of preparing quilts for the annual quilting in the church basement on Easter Monday and gathering supplies of clothing etc., to be sent to the needy overseas. Mrs, Lloyd Lee reviewed a chapter in the Study Book on How We Got Our Bible. She dealt with the trans- lating of the Scriptures into the North American Indian dialects and gave a most interesting narrative of this work of early missionaries. Af- ter the meetings lunch was served. About 20 were present, - Almost 40 were in attendance at the C.G.I'T. party on Friday even- ing, The girls entertained the boys Sunday School class of Mr, Ernest Till, Mr, Till brought his team and sleigh and gave all present a de- lightful ride. Afterwards games were played and weiners and coffee were served to complete a very en- Joyable evening, Mrs, Nodwill of Uxbridge, has been the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Donald Ianson. Mrs, Whitter entertainerd the Helping Hand Sunday School Class on [Thursday afternoon. CHILDREN ALONE IN FIRE London, Ont., Jan. 19--(CP)w There should be "stringent regula- tions" to prevent vl being left alone or in the care of juven- ile baby sitters, Mayor George Wenige said here last night as he authorized an investigation by po- lice and the Children's Aid Society into the presence, alone, of two children in a London home partly gutted by fire. 11th Armoured Regiment and Civic Ban POP CONCERT Fri. Jan, 23--8.30 p.m. 0.C.V.I. Auditorium J. L. BROADBENT, CONDUCTOR ROBERT GRAHAM VIOLINIST Operatic Programme! Overture--*"Light Cavalry' on Suppe Cornet Solo--'"Excelsior" Ord Hume Oriental Scene "In The Soudan" G. Sebeck ORBCONNG voor. vosiisssrnes «00 Vitall Grand Selection -- Wagner" Arr. by Round Waltz--"The Druids' Prayer" Davson Melodie . Gluc! Caprice Viennos .. Ritual Fire Dance de March--""The Queen's Own" Ridewood Selection--* 'Desert Song"... Romberg Hymn--"Sandon" Regt. March--'John Peel" -- Tickets on Sale at -- Adelaide House, Henderson's, John- ston's Clothing, Zeller's, Rainbow Confectionery ADMISSION ....cv00000000 BO¢ vesenbiias It's O'BRIEN... that ruthless, CARE of "The Killers" with a penthouse woman who's too dangerous to touch! EDMOND ELLA Adult Entertainment O'BRIEN - RAINES- BENDIX PRICE WILLIAM VINCENT Eogle-Lion Films presents FRANCHOT LUE TODAY Canada's Theatre Nearing Maturity Says Adjudicator By FRED KERNER Canadian Press Staff Writer Toronto, Jan. 19--(CP)--Firm in his convictions that legitimate theatre in Canada is on the brink of full maturity, British-born actor and director Robert Stuart has started on his Dominion.wide tour of adjudication preliminary to the ninth Dominion Drama Festival, "Canadian theatre is in .its late adolescence," the regional festival adjudicator sald in an interveiw prior to leaving for Halifax where he judged Nova Scotia entries last week. "The main difficulty with Cana- dians is that they are too apologetic about their own work--probably be- cause Canada is next door to the United States." After six' months in Canada dur- ing which time he acted as guest director of several groups in the Maritimes and Ontario, Mr. Stuart is looking forward to the difficult task of selecting regional winners to participate in the Dominion fes- tival at Ottawa late in April. Though born in a theatrical fam- ily, Mr, Stuart did not enter the profession with the blessings of his parents, They wanted him to be- come a medical practitioner, a career he started to study for at Cambridge. . "I took the law into my own hands when I came of age," he sald. After having played Juliet in a college production of the Shake- spearean tragedy, he was bitten by the stage bug and left university to join travelling repertory company. His first bid for fame came three years later, at the age of 24, when he started a repertory theatre at Oldham, a Lancashire cotton-mill town. Comprising working people, the Oldham group was started as a club and has since grown to con- siderable fame in Britain. His entrance into the select circle of London's West End theatre dis- trict came by chance, Tiring of the organizational work involved in the Oldham group, Mr. Stuart left for London. Hardly had he set foot in Euston station, when tie met a former colleague who said the H, M. Tennants company was casting for George Bernard Shaw's "Candida." The young actor scurried over to the plush Tennants' office, read for a part and was signed to his first West End contract. Good reviews brought hope of future success but the threat of war found him called for service with the R.AF, Serving 30 operations as an air gunner, he later became a wireless operator-navigator and served & second tour, On D-Day, a Mosquito in which he was flying was shot down over France and he suffered a broken back when the ship crash. ed. Awarded a DJF.C, he spent eight months in hospital and then joined a troop entertainment group sharing leads with movie star .Rex Harrison. This is Mr. Stuart's second visit to Canada. He trained at Mount Hope, Ont., and in Prince Edward Island while with the R.AF, 2 aovenrureHITS 2 REGULAR PRICES! TODAY and TUESDAY JOHN PAYNE JUNE HAVER CHARLOTTE es "I Wish | Could Toll You" "Into The Sun" "Give Me The Simple Life" by HARRY RUBY ond RUBE BLOOM THE ody SHE LURED WITH FATAL - FASCINATION NW J BRASHER f oT A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE REGENT ol DAILY FROM however. | a iW