Bi EE SS Dr 1951 \ os ] day, February i, dh miThEy 3 5x THE ORKVILLE-TRAFALGAR (OURNAL ISIC ALBUM he sald. "I don't want people to | "Then, having them an forget me." went into the scene and '"ham- PERFECTIONIST med" it up to give the proceedings flavor. The results gaye just the right effect. At least that's what the language expert assigned to the picture told me. And is Cag- James Cagney shen! five months in rehearsal for his exacting dance routine in "The West Po I nave often wondered, when fiening to the Metroplitan Opera Saturday afternoons, how many Story." Cagney, who i= a nerfect hor people in Oakville listen in lonist, last danced for films. in| jv Cn° (0 &r€ue Boul the Front fom what I hear, I would ima ans Si : Er ere on EE, i nal SE knows it better than English? there are quite a few. It » a nation-wide broad- over many stations in The actor has an entire scene in this latest picture in which he | speaks nothing but French. And Mais, mo!" Guest of the Week om a then lst and : United States, so it is quite he did the scene perfectly. : Ss. 88 order to say that millions of Cagney, who admits he is no| If F. T. McKinney, Balsam Dr., on Bole lear the "Met" every week linguist, said {hat learning the |will present himself at the box . 5 fling the opera season. By Jim Harrison aon oh to be Le office of the Century theatre any e an American speal- | of this iis leads me fo say a fow| = BT ARO a linc: ene ws hot proven ert nextiwssk, he] andfanothen ple of about an appeal which was| COLBORNE ST. GETS NEW 'ary Cooper has a venrnn® '0| uy pag to learn the speeches |9uest will be admitted free as ler o two Sian Dm LEASE ON LIGHT: a to Africa for big game | phonetically," he explained, | auests of the Journal. het. hi appeal for funds with which : J i ee Con this great Instiutution, | OMKVIE's main street will soon | Tt was back in 1932 that fhe | Welcome Wagon ro vas pointed out there was a have fine new. streot lights befit-| star got his first taste of the | Hostess Ee of overt BOOIAD Tove Ly o Smpatiaiee Ln thrill." He's never forgotten the | . IN ony fe oxact statement and could |Dve been busy erecting tall iron | experience mor the. trophies he | N 1 ( h dSt 'Will Knock on Your Dod] a. ho. figures as contained in| Standards, of the same type as|brought home with him, However, eisonLrusne one with Gifts & Greetings J we can Opera News but I am sure noth Bproximations will suffice to get h from my point. ickerel doors, ft must be remembered that wv ang [lien you are listening to the t. Fup. et' you are listening to the ft in the world. | You might bstion that statement; I don't, = cause the Met goes after the -- in the world, regardless of } Mould stop, but I do say that would receive a terrible proving ] ed two I rully realize that the value of rd over flening to opera is a matter of idividuality, and many people will listen because they term {it B We who do listen some operas better than oth- and to my mind, this individ- chief listening interest in op- is to hear those wonderful ces. Then there are operas, melodies of which a lot of sincerely hope that the mil- is of listeners respond in some way to the appeal to send at er crew 'mediate Kenny Brown. 1 claim that if you listen to operas there is a moral res- sibility to help, no matter part of fhe world you live [Opera is not an American in- rd base: > size of on aged ummer's amount e trying so many 'coun- are represented. sent my little dollar and an one to make up for someone didn't, simply because I en- the opera. I realize its value it is something which will ly form- to make the world for those will of come after us. npetition i ings in- therine Cornell, that famous gue will § r appeal, "The He tual values must be preser- It is our privilege, freely to whether we will keep a alive." I took two things this statement; one that in ants and To liatl a materialistic world, things of ator ror | mind and soul must be kept and secondly, in the type of the of deciding a lot of s for ourselves may be fore- taken away from us. or Impellerteri of New York said, "The cultural activ- -- are equally important to com By y life as any other. I will torn of IY utmost to help preserve e returs i ck Mon- publisher of Time, in his ms that irks said, "Whatever happens, ok a few will remain. Any powerful ons, but must also be powerful in sappoint 43 y giving h nme, © me people have apparently a sed a thought shat if the nce Tibbett said, "I for one it keen on subsidized opera. pera was ever subsidized government it would al- be a bone of contention, claiming that government should not be used: for . Then again, if it is those people who opera would main- s vitality and be appreciat- it much more. . One inner of the Week ster Bertsch, R. R. 1, Oak- ill call | in at Lofquist's Bar, he will be presented Red Seal Record with the iments of the. Journal. those that have stood on the block between Dunn and George S'reets for the past two or three years. The large lamp is attached to the end of a long bracket, ex- tending several feet over the pavement, and providing excellent illumination 'for traffic. New standards now line both sides of Colborne Street, from Dundas to Navy. They replace the old orna- mental iron standards, much shorter, the last of which were removed two or three months ago. Installation of the new lights is a part of Oakville Public Utilities' program of renovation of the town's street lighting sys- tem. the plans on include a camera to shoot pictures es hunting down the wilderness Tanganyika al shots, Cooper completed work subject. Africa until afte another picture. his proposed trek in British Bast Af- rica. If he films enough sensation- feat otherwise he'll settle ro a oe "This will be a case of mixing business with pleasure," he grin- ned on the set of "Dallas," where he first made known his plans. 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