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The Circus is
Coming to Town

Three generations of family
traditions in Wallace & Rogers
Circus. When the Wallace &
Rogers Circus comes to town,
three generations of a circus
family will be with the show.
When Helene Rogers and John
Hartzell were married they
never thought that in the years
to come they would found a
circus dynasty. Helene Rogers
- Hartzell was raised on her
-fajher’s circus, where she
became a circus star jn her own
“right. John Hartzell joined the
-show and after they {were
married they travelled a flying
‘trapeze act as the Flying
‘Hartzeli’s. Three of their four
sons are with them on Wallee &
Rogers Circus along with three
“Grandsons. Like all. circus
‘families they are a close knit
family. Extremely versatile
‘they can work almost every acl
“on the show, All are excellent.
‘gerialists. Helene Rogers stiil

performs in the ring presenting
Methu, the Elephant. One of her
lovely daughter's in-law, who is
from another circus family in
England, presents the Tropical
Bird Fantasy. The Three
grandsons, who are two, three
and four years. of age, help
everyone, and like in every
circus all other ‘performers,
related or not, are unties and
uncles to all children on the
show, The Wall Wallce &
Rogers Circus is one of the last
old fashioned Tent Circus’ to
tour ‘the United States and
Canada. But there is nothing old-
fashioned aboul {he per-
formance, . beautiful- costumes
and exciting acts are presented
in the one ring European Style, .
where everyane has a front row
seal to the fun. The circus is’
appearing. here in Terrace with
shows Friday and Saturday
June 7 & 8. Sponsored by
Terrace Elks '

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The Wilson Elliott Duo.
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..Michelangele Antonioni’s new

’ praduction tor Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer,
starting. Jack Nicolson and

“Phe Passenger?’,

Maria Schneider, will be
released through United Artists
this summer ds one af the most
important mation pictures of
the year, it Was announced
today by-Frank E, Rosenfelt,
President and Chief Operating

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création, ofa ‘new service, for
atiractions. . and
audiences all across Canada,
This service will take the form
of a directory of the performing
aris available for touring in

The directory will include’
information. on professional:

: performing artisis ‘and: al-

iractions in available for’ tour
bookings in 1974-75; individuals
and organizations who sponsor

~ attractions in the communities,
. theatres, hall and auditoriums.

The . directory will — be
distributed nationally and in-

‘- ternationally. The, projected

publication date is September
1974. Information must be
-collected by June 15, 1974. ©: -.
‘to- (he: arts

major tasks .of the Touring
Office. since “its formation in-
April 1972.and the directory will
help fill this need. Touring
activily has increased to the

point where a. comprehensive -
publication containing pertinent ”

information has become ‘a
necessity both for the per-
forming artists and the spon-

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thrilling young
aerlalists appearing with the Wallce & Rogers
old fashioned Tent Circus, which is coming lo

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PASSENGER” |

assuming anolher man’s
identity. was produced by Carlo
Ponti on location in Barcelona,»
Malaga, Madrid, Almeria and
Seville in Spain; Munich;
Germany; Algeria and-London.

The film marks the first..
teaming of (wo' of lhe'screen’s °
mast exciting personalities.
Jack Nicholson, recipient of two
Oscar: nomination,’and Maria
Schneider, who.became an
overnight sensation opposite
Marlon Brando in “‘Last Tango

soring commiumities: ;
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directory, the “Touring “Gifice: Lag OE
has set certain limitations. To_

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' “The Passenger” marks a
reunion for Antonioni. with
MGM, the studio for which he
previously - créated | the
-cinematle: break-through,

-- “Blow-Up"also’ with Ponti'as

producer, lore
me Summer openings af “The
‘Passenger’? ‘will be‘ ae-
-eompanied by one of the
strongest advertising “and.
. publicity . campaigns ‘ever
‘generated’ for~ an . MGM
production. oo

y of Touring. Artists

be listed, artists must be, >

professional, residents
Canada,.and. available for.
touring, “All sparisors who can
be identified will be listed, and
most facilities in towns of 10,000
or over will be listed along with
some technical. informalicn.
“Smaller communities. will be

“Gapital Truegood” |

Selanick - Glickman
Productions has entered into 4
production,” .-- distributisn
agreement with Metro -
Goldwyn - Mayer for ihe filming

(af Stephen. Geller's original «

-screenplay, “*'Capital

Truegood.” i}, Was announced :

auday by: ., Daniel Melnick.
MGM senior vice president and
worldwide head af production .
who made the deal for the mulli-
million-dollar..peried” comedy.
- Production -is\planned for
jaier this year after conclusion
wf negotiations for a major
director.” The project
. represents. ihe Tirst venture of

An Canada

Terrace Elks

in,

"Persons and organizations
interested in being listed in.the’
directory are thviled to contact
Lynne Dickson, Canada Council
Touring Office,°151 Sparks
Street, Oltawa, Onlario, (613)
27-3400,

ihe producing eam of Daniel
Selznick and Joel Glickman, *

Glickman was producer of
“Buck and the Preacher" and
“Brother John. beth for.
Columbia and Sidney: Poitier,

- aid was execulive producer of
“Gregory Peck's production of
“The Trial of the. Catonsville
Nine.” - Selznick was Ned
‘Tanen’s associate’ at Universal
in’'a program of. films, that
started with’ ‘Diary of a Mad
Housewife” and most recently
sponsored /‘American Gral-
fii.” Prior 10 joining Universal
Selznick: was associate
producer” *! On! Peler
Bogdanovich’s first film,
“Targels.”

“Capilal .Truegood’? ' is
ascribed by Melnick as’ the
slory of the rise to power of a
young man of Hmitiess ambition

in New England elrea 1800.

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The Terrace Concert Soclety :

is organizing an expanded
series of concerts for the winter
season of 197475 snid Mr.
“Skip” Bergsma president. Mr.
Bergsma explained thal as the
new auditorium Is expected to

be available the Societ y plans .

to offer the people of Terrace a
sampling of the very best
performing artists. He went an

‘to say thal. the program, con-

templated for the coming
season includes: piantists, flute
and harp, areduced version of a
popular Opera with the Mel's
own costumes, a pian trio, also
“Company One” that was such
a hit in the last series, and
others. |: :

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certs for Terrace _

plained, in some cases through
privale arrangement with the
Artists concerned and also
through a contract with the
Festival Concert of Society of
Yaneouver.. In the past the
arusts” have conducted
workshops for music students.
In the future schoo] concerts are
planned with (he assistance of

(he tecal School’ Board. The

concerts are pald-for through
the sale of season Uckets, ins
‘dividual concert tckets and a
grent from the Terrace Arts -

These concerls are brought to . git

Terrace, Mr. Bergsma ex-

BCTY Named
‘Station
of Year

The Canadian Association of
Broadcasters, wound up their
annual meeting here today with
(he presentation of braad-
casting awards.

Canada’s “Television Station "J

of the. Year": went: lo British
Columbia Television, based in
Vancouver, C.A.B. Chairman
Phillipe de -Gaspe Beaubien

> remarked that the award was
made “for the station’s con- -
linued contribution to the +

Variety Club in Vancouver with
special emphasis on ils twenty
hour Telethon; He added, “The
judges were. very impressed

with the imaginalive planning ..
‘Calumbia |

that — British
Television put into this project.
The Telethon raised almost half
a million dollars’ for han-
dicapped children.” .
«Mrs, R.A. Gower, Com-
missioner with the CRTC, made
the presentation lo J.R. Peters,
President of British Columbia
Television.

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The Terrace Concert Society’.
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