Wednesday, November 4, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUD

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A scene from the famous ballet, Giselle. This ballet,

attend a meeting of the com- to be completed by January 31
mittee picked to handle arrange-|with the judging being done in
ments for the B.C. Regional/the hometown of the respective
Drama Festival set for the week | drama groups.

of March 21st in the capital
city, said that if a large number
of three-act productions are en-

\ INTEREST KEEN IN NEXT
YEAR'S DRAMA FESTIVAL necoteary for & Preliminary ad

VICTORIA — Cued by the an- still undecided about the Wil-|judication to be held to trim the
nouncement. that the Dominion | liams Lake Players’’ Club of|number of plays for the B.C.
Drama Festival is scheduled for| Face In The Mirror, but if the| finals to six.

Vancouver in May, B.C. com-| play lives up to expectations, de-
munity stages are being invaded| cision will. probably be made

West Van couple
buy guest ranch

New owners of the Unicorn
Guest Ranch on Horse Lake in
the South Cariboo are Mr. and

Adding to the interest is the E E
Mrs. Dick Tearoe of West Van-

by record numbers of “act-for-| next week. h y is|imdication of two groups that
| eek. The play is a eee

[fun performers. [scheduled for production nere|they plan to produce original/couver. The 160-acre vacation
December 8, 4, ands. plays. The Canada Council re-| Spot has 22 cottages on the prop-

As many as 16 local drama
groups have expressed interest
jin entering three-act produc-
tions in the preliminary com-
petition leading to the Domin-
j lon Festival May 16-21 at Van-
couve: Queen Elizabeth
Theaare, according to Franklin
|r Johnson, president of the B.
C. Drama Association.

Director Gwen Ringwood

cently offered increased monetary|erty as well as the main lodge.
The director of the nationally | awards to playwrights and drama| Mr. Tearoe has been with the

known White Rock Players said| groups if their productions are|family business of Tearoe and

that the fact that the Dominion| capable of winning a regional|Sons, Builders Supply Ltd. for

Festival was being staged in| final, Mr. Johnson said. 30 years.

B.C. for the first time in seven Se

years has contributed to the| Hesaid that December 15 had| Canadian rule of the Cana-

tremendous interest in live|been set as the deadline for entr-| dian way of business life is to

theatre in all districts of the| ies for the 20 annual B.C. Festival| produce what consumers want at

province, ;and that if preliminary adjudica-| prices consumers will pay. Only
Mr. Johnson, in Victoria, to tion was necessary it would have alternative is bankruptcy.

as interpreted by the Bolshoi company, will be seen
locally in. the special showing of the film The Bol-
shoi Ballet, at the Alston this Sunday

Special film shows famed
Russian Ballet company

For those who like ballet and those who haye
been curious about the appeal of this form of ex-
pressive dance, a rare opportunity for satisfaction
will be presented locally this Sunday with the show-
ing of the special color film “The Bolshoi Ballet.”

There will be two showings of
jthe film at the Alston Theatre
and all proceeds go to St. An-
drews United Chureh. Show
times are 2:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Arnold L. Haskell, CBE, had
this to say about the Russian
company & the film itself after
j Watching the dancers throughout

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Mrs. Wright wore navy blue
satin with matching hat. Her
corsage was of white eucharis

ou'll get a kick
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their season in London.

“Bolshoi means big and this
word well describes a company
that has learnt its dancing on the
most spacious stage in the world.
These dancers are big in move-
ment, big in personality.

lilies.

illusion veil was attatehed to a
groom's motier, wore a winter
white brocade sheath with
matching jacket. Her flowers
were cymbidium orchids.

The bride's travelling costume
was a vicuna dress with match- “But only to see tnem in a nar-
ing hat and a short otter jacket |rative ballet, even in GISELLE,
with mink collar. Her flowers | the greatest of all, would be to
were white orchids. know them incompletely. The

Mrs. Ketcham is a graduate|divertissement shows a_ perfect
of Smith College and of thej|cross-section of their accomplish-
University of Washington. She/ment. They can dazzle us with
is a member of the Seattle/a technique that seems to dety
Junior League. .the laws of gravity, but, that is

Mr. Ketcham is a graduate of|not mere! acrobatic because it
Yale University. jis truly in expression

~~ | “The film shows the fall
Obituary

quality of a great company in a|
Jay no other film has done.”

DAVIES — On October 30, 1959, TRE Program consists of the
Paul’s Hospital, Frederick |flowing dances: Dance of the
Awest | Tartars trom The Fountain of
_|Bakhchisarai; Spanish Dance
from Le Lac des Cygnes; Spring
Water; Polonaise and Cracovi-
enne from Ivan Susanin; Wal-
purgisnacht from Faust; The
Dying Swan; Giselle, ballet in|
two acts.

at
Markham Davies of 3337
30th Ave. in his 75 year. Sur-
vived by his loving wife, Nan;
1 son, Stainton, of South Burn-
aby; I daughter, Mrs. Marion
Kallaur of Williams Lake, B.C.
Deceased was a member of Dun-
bar Lodge, AF. & , also the
Scottish Rite. Services were held
Monday, November 2, at 1 p.m.
from the Bell Funeral Home,
2746 East Hastings St. Rev. P.|1959 foreign capital coming in-
Ellis officiating. Cremation. [to Canada totalled $166,000,000.

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