WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, .1974

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This* package: at

his world:

Dog's . Life) marks:

fo. became |
through years.

comedy and pathos

wad. Lo! bacon

trademark.” *
A Dog's Life will:

tramp joins the. army.

ruming * time. bye

day. Tt was produce
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. “For. eight. Sunday ‘evbnliéa,
starting on May 26 at 8:30 p,m.
CFTK - TV will present Charlie
Chaplin: at -his loveable, ”
laughable’ best. The entire
series isa must for film buffs,
nostalgia lovers , ‘and fans | of

"Klondike, seeking .a fortune, B
“and: finding. a motherlede of &
: laughs. Geogia Hale co-stars in
; +1925. United Artists Bam
" production: ;

The presentation on Sunday,
June $at9 p.m. will be Charlie’s &
.., popular City Lights, This silent

movie was oneof the number of

Chaplin productions that went

against the new trend to sound §

on film. It co-stars Virginia
~Cherill as the little blind girl §
: who is befriended by the tramp. -
lt: was produced by United

‘Artists in 1931,

Sunday, dune 16 al 9 p.m. the
film’ will be Medern Times.
Pradaced by United Artists in

From 1914, when he made his
very first “movie, Making “A
Living, until the early 50s, when
he-left:the United States to live”
in: Europe; Chaplin: dominated.
the’ “Hollywood: scene: like. na”
other man. He was more than a
consumate actor. He became a -.
highly polished director, wriler,

. producer’ and” businessman. In
his more than 40 years at the lop ,
of his’ profession; ‘Charlie ‘in- :
reduced “a Host of future stars’.
and:.portrayed:. a. gallery. of.
characlers, all, aimed at:.the
“average man". Eb was-this..
knowledge af his.craft-and: his"
public hal kept: Chaplin-riding
the crest. ofboth financial and:

Chaplin's’ final attempt at a j

sound Was very much a part of
“he industry, itswas. one of his
most popular vehciles. Modern

-Goddard inthe part of a poor
young girl.who, with the (ramp,
“was trying to cope with life in a
niechanized world.

films, (10 "in all: have: ‘been!
carefully. selected lo: span, the. on
years. and (lo! show.“ the:
_. devilapment.” af. the: aclor «and:

Suniier > Movies “start ‘time
“feverts ta 8:30 for the showing
“of what is. considered by many
“critics lo. be, Chaplin's majot
wur-de-force: “in. sound:..The.”

Great Diciator: had: an. all-star

cast; leaded by Miss Goddard,
: Jack Oakie, Billy: Gilbert, and
Cliarlie in.the dual role of the
Dictator wid a quiet, lille.
- barber who: becomes:a fighter anuch*
for! the: rights

on Sunday, May, “a6 ali 8: 30
p.m. the-sertes :will- open ‘with |<
- three. Jof his Pearly. films, all -
selected by Chaplin” himself, ~-
and packaged tdgether: in: 1959 ;
as the Charlie: Chaplin Revue. inte
The first: film is‘a ‘short, 3°:
‘reeler, A‘Dig's Life, Brodibed :
in: 1918 by-First-: National, x

Charlie's: [irst appeaiaiices ‘as’
ihe mustachined.” §playfooled
Iramp, the charagler: that: wai

i trademark,

eparture: £
: deaper: into the human ‘psyche
han any at his previous films=I

" modern-day: retelling of
Bluebeard glory, wilh -

parallel between tind; life-of the:

tranip and the Hife of. hig dog. “A

Dog's: Life ‘has been described

as ‘‘a> brillant:mixture © at.
TI

by -atinther 3 3 redler trom: First:
National, Shoulder Arms-:This
1916. praductign is. one: ofthe
earlies! affernpts fo. lok: at! the =:
hutiareus: side” af wary as the

1s. and~ ihe ‘tiny. hat and
swining, ‘cane. Verdoux ‘is -a
=) Jeoniplex characterin a complex

“world. Yel, for, all“ this,. the,

And, finally an “May 28,
Pilgrim. A 4-reel production, ae
this was. Chaplin's last {ini for:
First-National-and although the.

_evitieal’ and financial ‘success:
Frilz Leiver-and Marilyn Nash
are anvong the co-stars). 0 =,
Limelight; Chaplin's. 1959 -°-

United’ Artists classic, and his:

last “Anierican.- nrade movie, Is

_ Standards, is very: shorty: if Was =‘
considered 8 major. work’ in its.

‘obably” ‘(he sfasl

- famous of the'silent praductions
Sy Chaplin.’ Carloi, the tramp.”
» travels 0 the gold. fields ‘of the,

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‘Modern. Times was

movie, and, although

‘intreduced’ Paulette

ot the common, .
; .“yefused ~

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enenual ion. aon: Sunday,
at8.30* p.m? Although"!

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mets-vith, imrotatively*topine" provincetan
receplion |” in America,
_ imelighit, prossed “more.-(han. :
“any: ainer Chapin, film. Charik

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Charlie Chaplin

composed twelve minules of
ballet music for this production.
and, despite the fact that he
looked upon the composilion as
On Sunday, June’ 23, the “Just another part of the job,”

. it was given a high degree of
- critical approval.. Claire Bloom
cirstars in Limelight, as. the ~
pathetic ballerina befriended by *:
“the has-been. clown, (Charlie). :
“;,The.. final program of: the:
‘Chaplin série :is scheduled for
Sunday, “July. 14-al-9 pam.’
Produced in 1957 in Europe, the:
“King In New York ‘contained too >
‘of Charlle’s-. feeling
towards the country which haa |
him « re-entry. for“
“Summer “American

-Mévies ie aldo séheduled al. 830, agai: the srorldwide, reviews:
vice he? Chaplin: film: will be
‘I's Monsieur’ Verdoux,

were. good, :
: For-a number of years The
; King In New York was nat § seen

A nother G ood:
Tou rist Season -
Expected —

“Hon. Ernest Hall, Minister af
“travel Industry, said Monday
“‘Movie.-was : ‘a remendous he anticipates mare British
\Columbians will. vacation’:
“their own province: this. year’
“than ever before, °°
ovWe now have more and:
improved parks, recreation
“sites, and camp-graund. units:
and this should‘enenurage more -
~"residents ta (travel within: the
deenjoy ayeumie* scwurerhnokupsieand +-affluent ~ h
envirepment,” . :
Mn. Hall'saj
ty OF. Travel’: In am

itself: far.” ‘anollier ed loti ‘ist

the Depainent

"Besides | j
~ Columbians vacalioning” here;: *

anlicipaté more’
Canadians framuther provinces .

_ te visit our, beautiful - :pravince.
and tourists from: the’ United -
_ Stales lo slay here longer. ‘The
tet resull. may well indicale an.
ouistanding tourist season,’ "the:
minister said.,.

Mr, Hall said the department’:
has increased”
pramotions during shoulder’

“moniis in Alberta,- Saskal+
_ chewan and the, adjoining U.S.
a ale’. The department is also |
“maintaining: its* provincial “*
_cee-ing is. Believing" campaign ©
‘and. the. British “Columbia’
Festival of Sports promotion...

‘The minister said’ there are.

we also

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by North American audiences,
and, when it finally was show
here, the eritics were, as
Charlie said, “Fine!”

The King In New York was
the “swansong lo-a long and
colorful .acling career, but 1
wis hardly the end of the tittle
tramp. .

AS: ‘recently as “1973, Charlie:

° Chaplin was honoured by ‘the:
“Academy: of Motion’ Picture:

Arts, for . his contribution 1a ~

films: “throughout the. years, .~-
_Wwind Solo Josefina Ganvelas

receiving a-special Oscar fram

his pears. Iwasa touching, dnd 38 :
"Brass Solo. Trent Lindsay” —

long ovérdud. moment.
‘CBC-TV's package of ‘Chaplin .
films shows the man at his best,
and shauld be ap ideal lead-in to
the Canadian’, film: ‘Series S..
starting: on July: 2 at 9 Pa»

556 campsites ot
units) privately ‘operated.

~ province today as against -280 ay

Sagas? The number: of

“yea

privately operated. trailer parks: 1
Teo phy.” Band.” classes’. 348-354 | -

has likewise increased from: 242
a year ago to 482 twith 12,490
cunts), .Pishing camps~ today
pumber 133, with 930 units,

:cf, Mry:Hall noted that facilities °

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TERRACE, B.C.

Speech Arts Awards (8)
Mrs. P. English -

1, Terrace International Truck
& Equipment Co. Ltd. Trophy -
Highest marks in’ Spoken

@ Poetry (K - Gr. 3) Melissa

Davies and Dean Olson (tied)-

m2 C.P.A, Trophy - Spoken

Poeiry (Gr, 4-7) Tim Kaiser
4%. ‘Terrace Little Theatre
Trophy - Spoken Poetry (Gr. § -

§ adult) Gordon Sheridan

4. Mike Strymecki Memorial

® Trophy - Choral Speaking (K -

Gr.3) E. T. Kenney - Grade 3
5. Royal Bank Trophy - Choral

a Speaking (Gr. 4:7) St. An-

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6. Terrace Ministerial. Assoc.

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Gwynne McCullough - and

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Prose Reading Ingrid Metz-
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Tina Glacamello. an
- Instrumental & Hard (Ly

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String Solo David Miele

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. Instrumental Ensemble Prince
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Rupert ‘Clarinet Quartet

5.’ Beta Sigma Phi (Beta Nui:
Challenge; Award (525.00). __
“Instrumental Duel Howard h

Hoad & Trent Lindsay:

are Skoglund Challenge “award

$25.00)" Instrumental Tria

CAnita,: ‘“LeFrane, . Robert Pre’

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Hazelton. Church Concert Band

Bulkley: Valley ‘Brass, Band
: Caledania’ . .

‘at ‘Mhiese -siles, such as light, “

discharge, gentres, have vastly
‘improved: ince thee provincial
_health® “department. brought”
dawin-stiff health t sulalions i ‘in
lez. :

parks) have “also “inereaséd *
from 5,651. a year-ago’ to: 6,188
iaday, in3some 120° parks, ‘the
“minister said, There are more
_ sani stations in-parks, tov.
- The Forest Service, back. in
ihe business of building camp-
siles in forested areas; last year *
provided ‘minlmunt health: and
safety “facilities “al 321 more.
sites,.|lus bringing the: number

F of improved ‘gites'to 607, - Liter

“parrels_in-the forests were in- ,

ereasad fram,950 to 1,612. and
toilet cabins from 280 to, 632.

Fire pads were constructed al
158 sites, while signs were in-
slalied al 135 sites... A cance
irail near Prince George is
‘nearing completion and cross-
‘country. trails are hoing im-
"proved. ve

“The work being done by the
various, government depart-
‘ments and agencies towards
increasing “the recreation
potential af our. environment is
making my depariment’s task
all the easier in encouraging

Hritish Columbians to vacation

in thelr own province,” the
. minister said...

- Camping “units | in : sproiincial. whe

<#25.00) yD
“derstad dd Be: Wassink (tied

: Award ($25.00) - Jr. Bach

‘or Haydn Penny Der

_- Beethoven Heather Neumann

-Chopin Brenda Maree .

- Music: Melanie Fabbi..

‘o= Senior * Conservatory Music
: Shirely Mal:

° Study, Carmen Hilscher

“Knox United Church Ladies’
Chorus :

Ee M. “Lee Award -
‘S60. 00) Senior Band Caledonia:
“Skeciia-Cassiar: District
Teachers’ Assoc? Trophy.‘
nlermediate, Band Skeena Jr.
See) Gold:- Band | 2s: .
2 9.<-Alean Traphy - “Junior: Band. 9,
, Grade 7 Band. Prince Rupert»
‘Nelsan’s Music | Stere -
trophy" “=. Elementary - ‘School:
Band Kitimat Beginners’ Band |”

Gail Ross

5. Eugene H. Thomas - Sr. Bach
Ruth Pousette

6 Dairlyland Trophy - Mozart

7. ‘Terrace Drugs Award
($25.00) - Sonatinas Gall Hass
8. Norpine Construction Trophy

9. ‘Northern Music Rentals
Trophy - German Romantic or

10. Lakelse Pharmacy Award
($25.00) = 20th Century Music
Markus Feldhofl -

il. Royal Canadian Legion
Ladies’: Auxiliary Award
($25.00). - Canadian Composers
Brenda Maree

12. > Royal “Candain Legion
Trophy .- " Junior Conservalory

13.: Lehmann Jewellers’ Trophy

14,;..R: Lowrie Trophy - Older
Beginners. Susan McKenzie ~

_Esnest Ruppenthal .
16, Joyce Knight Trophy - Quick -

- Voeal (8) Mr. ‘BMMore’ +

.  Qmineda “Building Supply
Award, ($20.00) Church: Choir

2, L.E. Pruden Trophy - singing -
Games Cassie. Hall - Grade 4
‘3. Rolary Challenge Trophy -

Clarence Michiel Grade 4& he

ch
Bark or Montreal Trey: yc

. Secondary Schuol*Choir Lakes

Distric| Secandary'School Choir .
5. Dr, DLW. Strangway Award
($25.00) - Ladies’ & Men!s Vocal

Sole, Bonnie Berghauser an
: Emerson. Medical . Clinic
award ($95.00): Girls.’ Vocal

Solo Candace Bummer - Julie
Adamas ‘
u. Ormes’ Drugs Award”
($25.00): Boys Vocal: Solo
James Adams -

Kitimal. -Concert ‘Assac.
‘Trophy = Vocal Solo Classes
Bunnie Berghauser: et

_Adjudicat lors’ Award (6)

- Prince Rupert: Rotary Club.
Award ($50.00) - loa. peenising
singer. ar. group of singers
“Bonnie Berghuaser

“ 2) -Buracan Pulp & Paper- Co.
> Award (550,00) - 1oa Promising
Pidnd Student 7"
Brenda Maree
Sears Norpac ‘Forest Products |
: “award CSD. 00) = to a promising -

“stuidént “in -the “Speech Arts

“ygAnne Ames Award. ($25.00) -

" ‘Gordan Sheridan. Tim. Kaiser

ho “Davies.
Challenwe Troph
Pianforté Manica Widmann

+ 8 “Dri HN. . Willston: ‘Award :

($25.00). - Senior . Pianatorte
Ruth Pousetle . .

3. Finning Tractor & Equip-
ment Co, Lid: Award ($25.00) -
Pianoforte Duels Lernmiki
“Teder and Steffan Wegner

4. The Beavers’ Logging Co.

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“ instrumental Trent’ Lindsay

Canadian’ Cellulose’ Award :

a oer 00) - (oa promising group il.

_ instrumentalists Howard. Hood”
&. Treut Lindsay Provincial
Finals - Ruth Pousette (Jr.
participant Anne-MarieJaeger
(obscrue)

6, Knights of Columbus

Scholarship Bonnie Berghauser
-~ Terrace- Singer.

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