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Thé Gershwin side is made a vehicle for display of Kostelanetz‘ wellâ€" seasoned and sound â€" conscious productions. The little â€" known Tchaikowsky‘s work is even more welcome. Unavailable, exâ€" cept through Kostelanetz playâ€" ing it on concert tour, it conâ€" tains the best dramatic music of this composer andâ€" follows a very coherent line of the opera. Much of it resembles the emoâ€" tional cauldron of his "Francesca da Rimini" but has greater reâ€" straint and conviction. Both sides of the record have wonâ€" derful recording, though the middle of the Tchaikowsky side in my copy; had one .briet flow. This Tchaikowsky is not just another potâ€"boiler presented in the name of a topâ€"selling comâ€" poser, but a masterwork far too long neglected. _ Richard Strauss in High Fiâ€" ‘delity, the Chitago Symphony under Fritz Reiner playing "Thus }Spake Zarathustra" and "Saâ€" lome‘s Dance of the Seven | Veils". Vie. LMâ€"1806. l The foremost modern interâ€" ipreters of Richard Straus, Reinâ€" er and the late Klemens Krauss, both re corded "Zarathustra". Both take 32 minutes to play it. The Krauss version came out ‘two years ago on London label, LLPâ€"232 and was a top demonâ€" stration record at the time. It takes the work on a formidable scale, even the lightest passages being none too subdued. Reiner also rejoices in the enormous sonorities of this score for organ and orchestra, but reduces some passages to the scale of chamber music, gaining great contrasts as well. The Krauss version recordâ€" ing still sounds impressive but Reiner‘s, in Victor‘s Orthophoâ€" nic technique, obviously gains in naturalness and definition and the widest range of dynamics. Also, current margin control gives the Victor disc nine minâ€" utes more space for "Salome‘s Dance" in which the endless reâ€" sourcefulness of Strauss‘ orcheâ€" stration is well served by the engineers and makes this record seem that much more brilliant among a sizeable crop of discs, currently comparable for reâ€" corded sound. Many record buyâ€" ers are aware that there are numerous records of better qualâ€" ity than almost all phonographs, but this one is particularly fine.. Record Reviews TORONTO BUS TERMINAL 1288 WILSON AVE. OIL BURNERS FURNACES CLEANED . REASONABLE RATES CH. 1â€"17781 ust tell us where â€" we‘ll be there By Raroid A. Miller, LRSM N. R. Agnew & Co. fould Enjey going C Bus WE TAKE THE DENT OUuT OF "ACciâ€"DENT®" DAILY SERVICE â€" â€" LOw Fares . _ TO ALL CANADIAN AND U.S.A. 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Naturally, children will like | to see such lights and taking | them along will make their ; Christmas season even more | memorable. _ Phone: Cherry 1â€"5237 + Calvin R. Foster, YES MANager ©PEN MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 TO 5 ® FRIDAY 9 TO 8 * CLOSED SATURDAY Our programme had two huâ€" morous commercials done by Jim Boyce and in one of them he did a tap dance when adverâ€" tising corn pads. Aside from a WESTON Sr. PUBLIC Assembly Last Friday our form (which is Form 9) put on our assembly. We started preparing for it a few weeks ahead and soon had our form teacher, speech teacher and music teacher in on it. We opened the assembly with the carol, "O Little Town of Bethleâ€" hem." Our president was Rich: ard Hayden and Diane Irving read the scripture. This was folâ€" lowed by The Lord‘s Prayer. Your own com:â€" BB > Â¥munity â€" during eA A§ Christmas proâ€" MB . &«./ vides one of the K9/ nicest treats you "‘““« can give to the 4\ iB older folks in your home. Your own community during Christmas provides one of the nicest treats you can give to the older folks in your home. Wayne and Shuster find humor a serious business. And seriâ€" ously, what‘s funny about 19557 There‘s a gag here someâ€" where and in the din of New Year‘s Eve celebrations, Canada‘s top comedy team are trying hard to find it. But any minute their pose of profundity is going to disintegrate into an oldâ€" fashioned whoopee as the clock strikes twelve. Wayne and Shuster star in their own show on the CBC Transâ€"Canada netâ€" work every Thursday night, and on television every fourth week. School Scraphook 3 4Â¥\ 2 Tips on Touring British Fruit Market WESTON . 2nd Fleor, + (Over R Bank â€"» 4 MAIN STREET, N., WESTON, ONTARIO Loons made to residents of all surrounding towns * Personal Finance Company of Conade What‘s So Funny About 1955 ? mm By COFO! LO@ ccmms Women‘s Travel Authority News of District Schools All in all, we were well reâ€" paid for our efforts by the hearty applause of the audience. Carolyn Back, Form 9. Winners We at Senior Public School were proud to see the pictures of four of our fellow students ap: pear on the front page of the Times and Guide, On four conâ€" secutive weeks one of our friends won the "Well Known Sayings" Contest. The lucky girl to win ten dollars on November 25 was Diana Kirk of grade sevâ€" en; on December 2, Diane Ainsâ€" lie of grade seven was the winâ€" er; Pat Nolan of grade 8 subâ€" itted the best entry on Decemâ€" er 9, and a grade 7 boy, Doug rlington won on December 16) We hope to see the pictures of many more of our friends in the Times and Guide in the weeks to come, few forgotten lines I think the 1 play went quite well. The aud: ience seemed to enjoy the songs | by the boys‘ quartet, a girls‘ quinâ€" | tet and the whole class. The girls | sang about the hardships of ‘ Christmas shopping and the boys, ; the problem of paying the bills. | After‘ announcements by Mr. | Hampton the assembly closed | with the singing of the National | Anthem, i Delicious Fruit Cake for just We have a huge selection in fancy boxes ef Canadian and Imported Chocolates and Biscuits, _ Try also our _ homeâ€"made _ cookies, â€" brea, cakes, otc. / Margaret Matthews, Grade 8. Do Your Last Minute Christmas Shopping New Baking and Confectionery Store 387 Albion Road Thistletown Ginger Cakes for VEENSTRA‘S SPECIAL OFF:’, FOR CHRISTMAS i: 45§¢ 65¢ 4 Peter Pan â€" Excellent, Family \ 4 medal award, Disney. | Weekend of December 236d, 24th, 25th, 1954 Rumbe â€" Excellent. CH. 1â€"7661 â€" â€" â€" SMOKING MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY BLACK HORSE CANYON Johnny Dark â€" Very good. Men of The Fighting Lady Excellent. wae h CSATIROOYS BAILY + SNOATRE L#GES The Management and Staff extends to all its Patrons A Merry Xmas And "CRY OF THE WERE WoOLF" "SOUL OF THE MONSTER" "FALL GUYS" MT. DENNIS moking _ JU. 1960 EVENINGS PROM 6 P.M. JOHN WAYNE "EIGHTING SEABEES" THURS AND FRI, DOORS OPEN 12 NOON, XMAS DAY, 2.30 P.M. SUNDAY MIDNITE, AFTER 12.05 SPBECIAL MATINEES® oNLY : Walt Disney‘s | I "PETER PAN" | All Technicolor â€" Procramme! RICHARD TODD GLYNIS JOHNS There will NOT be a Matines THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY CHILD â€" MOVIE GUIDE "BIGHTING SEA BEES" "CAGE OF GOLD" Merry Xmas To All VAN KEENAN JOHNSON WYNN SUNDAY MIDNITE DEC. 2 BORIS KARLOFF IN "DEVIL COMMAND" PETER LORRE _ IN "FACE BEHIND THE TO THE LADIES Mon., Tue., Wed. â€" Treasure O‘Gold Dinnerware All Technicolor Double Bill "YANKEE PASHA" "NAKED JUNGLE" JOEL MARL MeCREA BLANCHARD MON., TUES., WED. CARNIVAL STORY ANNE BAXTER TONY â€" MARTIN JANET LEIGH "Iwo Tickets To Broadway" WEDNESDAY, TMURSDAY DECEMBER 29, 30 TONY CURTIS also ROY ROGERS in "Golden Stallion" 8 Feature Action Packed A Happy New Year "ROB ROY‘" Mon. â€" Tues. â€" Wed. SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY â€" OPEN 12.30 THURS., FRIL, SAT. (in Color) "TREASURE ISLAND" JOHNNY DARK CHARLTON HESTON ELEANOR PARKER Thurs. â€" Fri. â€" Sat. MONDAY, TUESDAY JEFF CHANDLER RHONDA FLEMING RANDOLPH SCOTT "SANTA FE" DAVID FARRAR BOBBY DRISCOLL ROBERT NEWTON In Technicolor WALT DISNEY‘S JOHN WAYNE Y PIPER $ LAURIE (Alse in Color) Programme} PLC® MASK" PLUS CH. 1â€"1821 â€" Very good. STEVE COCHRAN 26 lh‘lnnnc-y--cod‘ of kind â€" better seen with for grown ups and youth. Two!Tickets for Broadway â€" Good for grown ups and youth. With so many good pictures for your enjoyment your Christâ€" mas should be a happy one. It a holy, happy Christmas TAE TIMES AND 1910 Jane St. REWARD SHOE STORES 61 Main St. N. 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