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i.r [an week, singing guitarist Charlotte Vale uncured in the Circlo lounge at the Ascot 27 Hotel. Belting out many of we claim taeourites in I lint nlong fashion, Miss Vale manag- ed to keep the room filled to capacity each night. Due to a previous engagement at the Steeles Tavern in downtown Toronto, the songstress will-be away from the Ascot for two weeks. Miss Vale has led a very in- teresting life, having been in- volved with music. acting and writing since the age of five. After studying piano, singing and balle r twelve years, she 'irii)i-'!i11)',iii, an actress Her first professional acting position was at Prudehomme's Garden Centre Theatre in 1960 Shortly afterwards. she appear- ed in a dramatized religious sen ies called 'Heritage' on the CBC Television Network. Giving way to the urge to travel, Miss Vale left for Eng- land in 1961 where she kept her self extremely busy She acted on ten BBC Television shows, learned to play the guitar, wor- ked in. jazz clubs and in night clubs and wrote a novel Her novel, "Strange Symphonies". is the diary of a young girl fight- ing against society and winning, The book is yet tD be published. Several of Charlntte's short skew ies have appeared in English magazines. After touring the provinces of England. she left for the Corr tinent and sang in Zurich. Swit- zerland and Vienna. Austria. In November 1963, Miss Vale went to Newfoundland for six weeks and only six months ago did she return to her natrve city, Toronto. Miss Vale feels that the Brit- ish are more enthusiastic in their acceptance of the arts than are the Canadians. "Canadians are different -- possibly because they haven't got the heritage of culture that British people have. In a few years, when they learn to take entertainment for grant, ed. they will be very good. Sub. urban people are really differ, ent. The fact that entertainment is in their own neighbourhood doesn't make it quite' as excit- lng. There is no sense of dis. covery as there is when they go downtown," 'Charlie'. as Charlotte likes to be called, believes that it's a big mistake to keep an entertainer in one spot too long. "Their anr bitions are very limited, and they become too content. The greatest incentive to'an enter. tainer is a diffs-rent audience _ » you have to keep winning them over to your side. After a con we of months in one placc. Petr ple don't pay too much Mtem lion to you." she commented. Last April, Charlotte Vale was the guest star on an hour long Television show, ‘Alman tte' which originated in Ottawa on station CBOT. Her advice to would-be actors and actresses is. "make sure it's what you want, If you're in it to marry a mill, ionaite or for glory. forget it' It just doesn't happen, You must be prepared to sacrifice yourself in any of the arts. Very law are willing to make that "eritiee." She says that tho Iii, of people in the entertainment [iflliifjijI',%ijl - how“- I‘I‘II I ”in. O O O with LEO DONOGHUE I CH 9-2344 Suburban Art - Music - Drama - world is “very backward". “You deep when outer people an & wake. It's a life full ot stress and main." About the Toronto scene, "24°32 IU' 327;; ar m m - ( "IF tllP' B'l"ifiid, I746 WESTON ROAD Phone 244-6435 1riirtitiitstttttt STORES A Division of FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER Company of Canada Ltd. In; Vale has found that the Canadian acting litunlion is an pente. “There are so many tal. outed people in Canada, but there are so few outlets that they hue to go to Britain or the Un. ited States. book It Lorne Green . - when he was in Can. ada, his talents were not recog- nized. Since he has been on the Television Program 'Bonanza', he has union become an 'Am- erican institution." mu Vale commented. ”Toronto triestoottardtobeNenr York. Toronto should try to be Tttrs onto, and stop emulating others. Many peopl- go to concerts and theatres simply to be “on there, not to appreciate the min ie or the play." In other words. Canadians should buy Canadian - even Carr adian talent. It we don't, we are going to find that our rc" sources will soon be exhausted. MUSIC The Ascot " " Rexdale Boar' evard, and Highway 27. features Leon Arp, who sings and plays the piano nightly in the ‘Circle Lounge'. The Cambridge Motor Hotel on Martirigrove Road at Dixon. Hart Wheeler and his Escorts sing, dance and play to both the 'Cambridge Room' and the 'King's Lounge' nightly. . The Communion Haul on Dixon Road. Barbara Alcorn plays piano and sings in the 'Burgundy Room' nightly. The Len Moss orchestra ap- pears Friday and Saturday for dancing in the 'Riviera Room'. Tho Skyline Hotel on Dixon Road at Highway 27. Howard Fogany's orchestra, featuring Vanda King nightly, in the ‘Cloud Room'. The -Tune Smiths invite their audience to sing-along nightly in the 'sportsman's Ina.' -- The Pearly Kings conduct a sing-along, nightly in the ‘Old English Pub'. A Lminta Dawson plays the pi- ano and sings nightly in the 'Rendezvous Lounge'. Autumn I A“ You know, fathers don't care I hoot _ whether they get I gift on Father's Day C-,"h or not. Any father would be only too I glad to tango the guts in exchange for N the knowledge that they are loved, ap- preciated and respected. So take my advise, forget u gilt and concentrate instead on giving father I whole year of love, are and devo- tion. You are. however, entitled to disagree with me. In such case I’ll be glad to help you pick a gift. 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