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EDGAR PARSONS AIR CONDITIONED THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - 25 - 26 . 27 " Cars to Serve You RADIO DISPATCHED " HOUR SERVICE MbNDZY " TUESDAY JVEDNESDAY - 29 - 30 - 1 in 1863 Money To Loan " Toronto Sm“, Toronto IARRISTEE. SOLICIT” Aondomy Award for Smlnd! SATURDAY MATINEE - DOORS OPEN 1 p.m. Doors Open 1 pm. To THR LADIES MON. - Tl'Es. - CHARVIMN DiNNERWAttP. WED. . THI'RS. . FRI. - Wm. ROGERS SIIA'ERWARI MOUNT DENNIS SOLICITORS TAXI! DOORS OPEN 6 p.m. DAILY o-l6-52 ADDED FEATURE a: a iii, At 'll) 'il'llri,,?ii(l,')t),!s,li, "Arthur Godfrey'l T-V Calendar Show” in the title of Colamlriti's 12" LP, GL-521. Those who have tele- vision set: know what to expect. The record takes you round the twelve months of the year with assorted Ions: to match them, and featuring most of the "Name" talent that has appeared on the program. Arthur Godfrey is the main star, of course. but shares the spotlight pretty well. The disc is typical of the program, good light entertainment, and crystal-clear lrecording. “Bach Festival", Col. ML~4635 ' can be regarde' as I. sequel to j "Music of Jubilee", ML-4435 that l I so heartily recommended a few I months ago. Both feature the com- poser Bach, the organist E. Power Biggs and small orchestral en- sembles with the organ. ML- 4635, the newer, consists of chorales, (Hymn-tunes) and ehorale-preludes built on hymn-tunes. Most are by Bach, but Krebs and Homilius are featured. There is a brass quartet, bassoon and kettle drums in several numbers. The sole weakness is an appalling amount of echo in the four or five items played by brass quartet only, but this won't‘ frighten owners of ML-4435 when) I add that other items are in some 1 instances even better played and, recorded than the earlier disc. Byl all means, hear the record anyway. i To be recommended without any ifs or buts is Columbia's "First Chair", ML-4629. It features the section-head soloists of the Phila- delphia Orchestra accompanied by that orchestra under Ormandy in solos for their instruments-eight in all, flute, violin, oboe, horn, bassoon, cello, trumpet and clari- net. Given Columbia's‘best en- gineering, each number is a beau- Barristers and Solicitors C. LORNE FRASER, M.A. CH. 1-0111 CH. 1-0123 G. W. BULL, B. Com. CH. 1-0661 CH. 1-1226 Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers WESTON, ONT. Barrister, Solicitor, etc. _-office-- 330 Bay St., Toronto EM. 4-9880 Rom: 158 Church St., Weston CH. 1-7353 For appointment during day, phone office. For appointment during evening, phone residence. GEO. W. GARDHOUSE B.A. FRASER and BULL Record Review SMOKING SECTION SOLICITORS TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON " RALPH IlCIIAIDIOI ANN 1000mm mm JU. 1960 tiful dinplly of the solo instrument concerned. Weber's Concertina fur Clarinet and GriffW Poem for flute neon: upoclnlly good. Con- tents are too numerom to [in all details but the record is unusually tins. _ _ Morton Gould, the pianist, com-i poser, arranger and conductor wins more pauditl an arranger than any- thing else he does, but the closely allied talent (Composer) is worth your attention. His “Fall River Legend" u highly colored and in. trospective music, describing the evolution of a young girl, guilty of parental murder. It is played by the New York Philharmonic under Dmitri Mitropoloul on Col. ML- 4618 and is coupled with lighter but equally skilled music, the “Cakewalk Ballet Suite" which Hershey Kay arranged in vivid "orchestration from the music of the early American, Louis Gottschalk. Really just a series of cakewalks, the suite pleases by its flashing orchestration and the virtuosity of Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra. "Rip Van Winkle couldn't sleep for 20 yen-s nowadays. He would have ’to wake up to take his vita.. mins.' LOFv'ia'lf 'oraiikrfii ORE Ir DORIS " iii " us" . Kenneth Roberts' long Awaited... ltlij!iliill , , BAI LEX 'lBlll2l Ill 1‘: mumcmga Le' f FN 'l . _ You 11,, a' 2 Q s'", /c: [2% MON. - TUES. WED. JUNE 29 - 30 JULY I THESE TWO BIG HtTSt fytitteie $100.00 CASH OFFER $100.00 BULOVA WATCH ' 50.00 CLEANING CREDIT ' 10.00 TAXI CREDIT TODAY - FRI. - SAT. We Proudly Present the First Weston Showing of "THE CORONATION" In Beautiful "Royal Journey" Color $220.00 COOLED BY REFRIGERATION 220 E Rev. Harkness Guest Speaker At St. John’s Guest preacher " St. John's, next Sunday morning will be the Rev. Ariel Law Harkness, British chaplain, 'Normirus, Sicily. A friend of the rector for mnny years Mr. Harknesl has been in Canada before visiting old parishioners and friends both in Western and Eastern Canada. He preached at St. John's in 1949 while a guest of the Jector nnd Mrs. Roe with whom he will be spending part of the summer this year. Mr. Harkness was educated at the famous Marlborough School and the University of Cambridge and was a class-mate at the for- mer of the present Archbishop of Canterbury. He has held posts of varied and interesting character during the course of his ministry. For several years he was head- master of a preparatory school- St. Paul’s Hemel Hemstead,Herts, which he founded, later being ap- pointed to the important position as chaplain to the British Embassy TOTAL OFFER " Rome with it. beautiful Em. buuy Chumh of All Saint... Thil post he held until the outbreak u World Wu n. Returning to England, Mr. Hark- nest Win appointed to the lugs and historic parish of Gillingham, Kent, but wan obliged to resign the parish last August for reason- of health. Mr. Hurkneu in now chaplain of St. George'u Church at Taormine, Sicily. one of the beauty spots on the Italian Riviera and I ENDS TONIGHT-Burt Lancantér, “UNAmm‘ Jane Russell, "DOUBLE DYNAMITE” WAIT foe the only oftieial feature length mhteet d .0 Coronation. "A QUEEN IS CROWNED", m h .. Biking-o for its firg£Logl_ +rtr_iytt9irte_t_hsiit OI.- town Toronto. "A QUEEN Is ottrWtmtr'"cti, mum Terhnieokmi, mum by an Inn-i. A Queen ls C IIIlIIIIIEIIBIBIIS * WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY * * FRIDAY - SATURDAY * MONDAY AFTER MIDNITE l2.05 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME'. ZARIBA AND THIS THRILLING HIT'. Fear-filled Savagery I- w-ALSO--. The East End kids-SMART ALECKS WITH THIS BIG LAFF THRILLER MONDAY - TUESDAY "lltttllimu.,,,,,,hglllltgtt' . - . Terror of the Jungle'. PLUS THIS SMASH HIT HERBERT J. YAIES M COMING JULY III .. EDWAtltrSmAhL-ttsRhtsamtmtt-'ttihest- “It! “Will . I." "II!" THE MAN IN m IRON MASK: a , or. _ . ”mum-d“ mm, mm, m I went in} a Adu on I t The trolley on wmgt 0. 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