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Page 13 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, April 26, 1951 ARR. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OF OAKVILLE Dundas and Randall Sts. service and Sunday School Wednesday Evening 2nd and 4th 'Wed: p.m Reading Room open Tues: 3 to 4:30 pm. You are cor invi to attend our ser- and to make use of the ading Room. A Complete Investment Service BONDS STOCKS On All Exchanges MACRAE & COMPANY Member INVESTMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 80 King St. W. Toronto PHONE EM. 4-3374 Quality Venetian Blinds Custom Made Guaranteed Two Years REPAIR and LAUNDRY ' SERVICE Venetian Blind Laundry & Mfg. Co. PHONE 859 Inside Briefs! an film awards present . Two Warner biggies, n Horatio Hornblower", ing Gregory Peck and inia Mayo, and "A Streetcar Named D "Vivien Leigh- Marlon Brando co-starrer, will be shown in the world" largest theatre New Yo Radio City Music Hall . , . Judy Garland ha. sailed for England for a four-week songfest at the London Palladium . . . Steve Cochran has wound up his role in Warner Bros, "Tomorrow Is Another Day" MUSIC ALBUM BY IRVEN FELL 1 have been asked many times if there is to be a concert by the Choral Society this Spring. The answer is no. In explanation there is this much to say. The Choral Society was hoping to have a concert on the 30th of April, and had gone so far as to contact a well-known Canadian baritone as the assisting artist. Being as it is, under the aus- pices of the Art and Crafts, it was thought best to consult with the executive of that organization regarding support in the matter of various committees necessary for such a project. At its meeting, the executive of the Arts and Crafts decided that it was a bit late, and that there was hardly enough time to prop- erly organize the 'event to be as- sured of a success. Not being a money-making or- ganization, but largely interested in opening up avenues where cul- tural activities could be pursued, the Arts and Crafts was not over- ly upset about the money laid out for music which was rehears- ed during the winter months. The executive expressed itself as be: ing pleased to help in any way to provide an opportunity for those who want to sing choral music. The thought was expressed that maybe in the Fall a concert could be staged. Some of those who ri hearsed might be a little disap- pointed at not having a concert, but there are others who feel that it has been instructive and enjoyable to come and practice Gifts & Greetings for You -- through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors and Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby EngagementAnnouncements Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City PHONE 807 (No cost or obligation) even if a concert is not held. It is not time wasted. A new chorus from the Messiah was re- hearsed, a chorus from. Goun- oud's Redemption was tackled, and several choruses of a lighter character were also practised. The rehearsals provided a form of recreation. Many who were in our first concerts dropped out because they were busy with other interests, 1, as director, take the blame for putting concert off so late in the season, but I thought T was being prud ent in regard to timing. all, there have been more con certs in Oakville this winter than years, and I thought if ours was held in the last week of April we would be spacing the in previous concert judiciously However. a concert, and gained just a little perience and found a amount of enjoyment in ting together and rehearsing. Winner of the Week If JOHN F. GRAYDON, R Oakville, will call in at Lofg Record Bar, he will be presente: with a red seal record with th i of the Journal. several should probably the After we could have put on people more ex certain the get- HOLLYWOOD REPORTER By Jim Harrison and heads for Mexico City on the Mari Aldon, blonde Canadian-|first leap of his flying vacation born actress, mow under contract |to Central and South America . . . to Warner Bros, joins the "Dis-|"Go For Broke", the Van John- tant Drums" troupe on location in [Son starrer for MGM, will be Florida, to portray star world premiere in Honolulu . . Cooper's leading lady Mr. |If petite Virginia Gibson, next to and Mr note: Jon Hall and be seen in "Goodbye, My Fancy", Frances Langford are being team-|c¢an get permission from her ed by Columbia for "Brave War-| Warner bosses, she'll do a sum- rior" Doris ("Lullaby of |mer starring stint in the New Broadw recorded a spe- | York revival of "Billion Dollar s for GI's in Korea |Baby" -- during original run of in appreciation of having been [the show Virginia was an under- named their favorite singev . . .|Study to the leading lady! . . . y Pickford goes to Ottawa [Paris in the Spring: Bob Hope month to make the annual |Will celebrate his birthday in the French capital, May 2 . . TAYLOR LOGS 50,000 'LOCATION-MILES' Robert Taylor, ont of M-G-M's top s hasn't worked for three years -- at the studio! With his new outdoor role in "Westward the Women", Taylor will have logged more than 50,000 miles on location, with the unprecedented record of his last five films all shot away from the lot. TRACY, O'BRIEN, LONG PALS, NOW CO-STARS It was a great day for the Irish when Spencer Tracy and Pat O- Brien met on a Hollywood sound stage as fellow stars in M-G-M's "The People Against O'Hara", which marks their initial team- ing since their days as stage beginners in the Baltimore Stock Company of "Lula Belle." They boys together in Milwaukee and both joined the Navy together. They have been pals ever since these early days at school and being trained by Uncle Sam. CHATTER Lana Turner and Bob Topping will go to Honolulu for two weeks during the summer, thus fulfilling a promise made two years ago to the star's daughter Cheryl Chris- tine. Jue Allyson has made record progress as a pianist for her role in "Too Young to Kiss". She has won praise not only from her teacher, but from film music ex- perts. Red Skelton performer in is a triple-threat M-G-M's Technicolor "Texas Carnival" Not only does he execute his famous comedy routines, but he will sing two songs, will dance a number, also will ride horseback. Diana Lynn portrays Spencer Tracy's daughter in "The Peo- ple Against O'Hara" her first film for MGM. GUEST OF THE WEEK If MRS. J. RYDER, 79 Watson Ave. will present herself at the box office of the Century Theatre any night next week, she and guest will be admitted free as guests of the Journal. another GIVE GENEROUSLY \ BUILDING A HAPPY FUTURE | TO HELP THE BLIND FOR BLIND CANADIANS contributed in the Space service of the Community by John Labatt Limited d e DAILY TO ALL CANADIAN AND U.S.A. POINTS CHARTERED BUSES OFFER IDE SERVICE AL SERVICE FOR ALL GROUP TRAVEL HALTON INN PHONE 600 CLE OAKVILLE BRANCH Wien there's a community effort on foot, chances are you'll find the Royal Bank Manager on the committee. 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