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. a = THURSDAY, SEPT. 10th, 1931 THE HAILE YBURIAN Page 3 C.G.E. Vagabonds New Broadcast On Air Weekly On Stations From Halifax to Vancouver with All Star Novelty Program All Canada will soon form the radio audience for the Canadian General Electric Company's week ly broadcast this year, when the General Electric Vagabonds go on the air over a national chain of 18 stations. The new C. G. E. radio hour, which was heard for the first time on September 8th over stations which extend from Hali- fax to Vancouver, is pretested program and is presented by a full orchestra with novelty feat- ures, and introducing from time to time many well-known and talented guest artists. Sponsorship of the chain broad- cast scheme by Canadian General Electric Company and its Canad- ian dealers results from the out- standing success of the broad- casts of other years, which were confined to Toronto stations a- lone. Now, with the larger hook- up, even finer programs have been arranged and no expense has been spared, in the acquirement of tal- ent and in the presentation of varied entertainment, to make the new C.G.E. coast-to-coast broad- cast something unique in Canad- jan radio. The General Electric Vagabonds will be on the air each successive \Tuesday evening and they will comprise an "all star" cast. Each program will be built up from popular dance numbers, and many well-known melodies by the Or- chestra, which is under the direc- tion of Ernest Dainty. The Vag- abond male chorus will be heard regularly in many stirring songs and a quartette and soloist will contribute further to the vocal end of the entertainment. The new C.G.E. radio hour has a valued background of research that ensures its quality. Months even years of intensive study of broadcasting and concert enter- tainment have gone into the plan- ning of this All-Canada program. For several years, Canadian Gen- eral Electric has been évperim- enting with broadcast advertising over Toronto stations. Steadily, persistently, the Company has carried on this study of the tech- nique of radio broadcast. By means of questionnaires sent out after two special broad- casts had been given in the early months of 1931, a basis was form- ed for deciding the nature of the various types of musical enter- tainment that would meet with the most generous approval. Kiwanis Clubs in North To Play Golf at Brantford The Kiwanis Clubs of the North have been invited by the Brant- ford Kiwanis Club to take part in a Western Ontario Golf Tourna- ment at the Ava Golf Club Brant- ford, on Wednesday, September BLIMPS TURN TO LIFE SAVING To what new uses blimps and dirigibles can be put is entirely up to the ingenuity of man. A blimp cently proved that as an aid to life-saving there wasn't anything much better. To test its value, swain far out from shore, and at a given signal the blimp flew out to where Hardy was "struggling line was tossed to the swimmer manner being flown over Long Island re- Byron Hardy, an expert swimmer, " for life. Within a few minutes a and he was hauled aboard in the illustrated. EAE RD EE EES ATED EMPIRE THEATRE, The House of Excellent Sound 2 Shows nightly: 7-9-11 p.m. Matinee Thur.-Sat. at 2.30 FRIDAY and SATURDAY WINNIE L Party"! Bigger and bi "Gold Dust Gertie" with Olsen and Johnson and Dorothy Christy. Faster than "Gold Diggers of Broadway"! SEPT. 11th and 12th IGHTNER, in Funnier than "Life of the etter than both combined. MONDAY and TUESDAY transforms a boy with nary ageous man ready and eage inspiration in "Tolable David" with Richard Cromwell, Joan Peers, Noah Beery. Tragedy SEPT. 14th and 15th a care in the world into a cour- r to fight for his dear ones. An characterization. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY "I Take This Woman" with Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard. Careless kisses-- impulsive marriage--easy divorce! to hold his woman these days. see how! : SEPT. 16th and 17th It takes a strong man Here's one man who does-- Coming Attractions--'Reaching for the Moon" "Five and Ten" Daddy Long Legs" "Forbidden Adventure" Fail to Get Quorum for Regular Council Meeting Lack of a quorum on Tuesday night was responsible for the postponement . of the regular monthly meeting of the Hailey- bury town council. There were only Mayor Hamilton and Coun- cillors Knechtel and Mrs. Hous- ton present, other members being either out of town or detained by business. After a wait of more than half an hour, those present decided that the-meeting be called off and that it would be held this, Thursday, evening, when it was expected there would be a suffic- jent number to allow of the trans action of business. 16th. The main event is the club competition for teams of four for the Spalding trophy . There will be the usual prize list with some added features of interest, includ- ing a prize for the worst score and some surprise prizes. The Brantford Club members are making every preparation to give the visiting Kiwanians a good time. About 25 camps are to be built along the route of the Trans-Can ada highway between North Bay and Pembroke and arrangements for these are now being made. It is expected that a month will be needed to complete these camps. ' Party of Railway Men Make _ Journey to Moose Harbor At the week-end a party of railwaymen made a trip over the new extension of the T.& N.O. Railway to Moose Harbor, the terminus of the road on James Bay. The steel has been laid into the terminal and, according to an announcement made by George W. Lee, chairman of the Commis- sion, the first lift of ballast will be completed this week. Pas- senger trains could then run into Moose Harbor, although a great amount of fill will still remain to be put in. Included in the party which vis- ited the terminus this week and which travelled by special train were: Hon. Frank Oliver, of the Dominion Railway Board; H. J. Humphries, assistant to the vice president, C.P.R.; W. T. Moodie, general superintendent C.N.R. at North Bay, and the three mem- bers of the T. & N, O. Commis- sion, Geo. W. Lee, Lieut.-Col. L. 1. Martin and Gol. J. J. McLaren. High Commissioner and Premier Visit Temagami Premier Henry and the Hon. G, Howard Ferguson, High Com- missioner for Canada in Great Britain, who is on a visit home, came to Temagami on Monday to spend a day or two on the lake.|. | They went up to Bear Island and! two venturesome Queen's Untv- | that vicinity on Monday morning. ersity students, left here last In the party was Sir Frederickjnight in their outboard motor Morris, a member of the staff ofiboat, Miss Flin Flon, with Toron- Earl Jellicoe. to as their destination. : E Fai SOE The adventurous pair hope to University Students on Long P : |reach Winnipeg in about a week Trip by Motor Boat and Canoe and continue by canoe to Toronto They arrived here from Flin pre p . na ne i The following is from the Ot-: Flon, northern mining town, af- tawa Journal and one of the ter q 200-mile trip by canoe. Their students, Bob Kilgour, is the son craft overturned when running of Mr. and Mrs, A. H. 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