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Al gs LWT mee » -- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thumdey, Jenvery 23, 1959 of more than 10,000 prints and negatives -- he left a fine re cord for history. From this gre and well-nigh inexhaustible tr: n EE ------ Old Pictures Of N. Y. C.ly |gusy Gee SpE extilbitiof Make Historic Collection | She chose to concentrate on the The facts have also been distil : the commercial photographer led and mide ito a8 Suporoant the Art Photo Engraving Com it autiful documen an pany, Today, over 70 years i| photographer and still in) A collection of 200 photographs of the old city of New York -- part of a priceless collection of 10,000 prints dnd negatives pre- sented in 1942 to- the Museum of the City of New York by Percy C. Byron have been assembled in a handsome new book "ONCE UPON A CITY"; New York from 1890 to 1910 (Brett - Macmillan td.) Percy C, Byron did for New York, wise, what Atget id for Paris, with understand- ng, knowledge and love, and an eye for documentation and the unvarnished, unedited truth, combined with great technical skill, Byron, with his father and other members of his family, | had devoted the better part of his life to the creation of an un- surpassed pictorial record of New York City. Grace M. Mayer, Curafor of Prints at the Museum of the City of New York, has written a col- orful and highly informative text to accompany the pictures and they also provide a highlight for this impressive volume which is an impressive pictorial record of the early days of a great city. Securities Act Sections Are Ruled Invalid " reduced the quantity of facts, | TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Supreme Court has ruled invalid sections of the Ontario Securities Act because of their similarity to a section of the Criminal Code of Canada The ruling by Mr, Justice 8 M Hughes Wednesday prohibits a magistrate from trying Lyle Francis Smith, a former director of Canadian Allmetals Explora- tions, on charges of giving false information in a prospectus and with trading company stock on {ts own account The ruling recalls one late last year by Chief Justice J. C McRuer of the same court, who threw out the careless driving section of the Highway Traffic Act because it infringed on the field of criminal law, & federal prerogative. Final arguments in that case have yet to be made. Smith, 38, resigned his execu- ve position with Canadian All- yotals, a uranium property, in 1056. The section of the Securi- ties Act ruled invalid covered | four charges against Smith | Mr. Justice Hughes sald the province "has ed, by fine, {mprisonment or both, a course of conduct which is so similar to period between 1890 and 1910 an' the result is a selection of pic tures which embodies the es sence of turn-of-the-century life in New York. There is a wide and lavish range of subject matter. They in- clude pictures of carriages and automobiles, balloon ascensions, bank. clubs, and societies, fires, hospitals, theatres and restaur- ants, interiors both public and private, street scenes, parks and slums, parades and festivities, scenes in a Turkish bath for wo- men. In an introduction to the vol- ume, Edward Steichen says: "From this formidable mass of work covering several decades, Grace Mayer here gives us a se- lection of prints of a quality that today takes on an importance and a significance far beyond what may have been originally intended or even suspected by the photographer Photographs that were made as records, as reports for news or publicity: have in the intervening years be. come historic documents." The value o/ this collection has importance because of the quan- tity of pictures the Byrons made in their daily professional rou- tine wherein all sorts of jobs and assignments led them many and such varied direc: [tions and situations. This book is important because, In ft, it 20,000 GIRLS A YEAR LIVE THIS STORY! that condemned by section 343 of the Criminal Code of Canada as to create an inconsistency or con- | flict." His judgment said "the Domin- {on legislation must therefore pre- vail and as a result, I find It was, not within the competence of the (Ontario) legislature to create the offences . . ." The provincial law sald anyone convicted under the suspect sec-| __ tions was liable to a fine not exceeding $2,000, prison for not more than a year or both. THEATRE GUIDE Biltmore "Unwed Mother" (adult) shown daily at 12.30 2.55, 5.20, 7.50, 10.20 p.m, "Joy Ride" shown daily at 1.45, 4.15, 6.40, 9.10 p.m. Last complete show starts at 9.05 p.m Marks "Clancy Street Boys," 1.05, 4.45, 8.30 p.m, also "Lau- rel and Hardy in the Foreign Legion," shown at 2.15, 5.55, 9.35 p.m. also 'Abbott and Cos- tello Meet Captain Kidd, 3.20, 7.00, 10.45 p.m. Last complete show 8.20 p.m Plaza "Nice Little Bank That Should be Robbed," 1.35, 4.28, 7.26, 10,24 p.m. also 'New Moon by Night" 2.56, 554, 8.52 pm. Last complete show 8.50 p.m. Regent--"Walt Disney's "Tonka in Technicolor shown daily at 2.20, 4.40, 7.00, 9.20 p.m, Last complete show 8.45 p.m BILTMORE: into so [literally hundreds of researc {problems found, and this boo levolved. Two years after his "retire » 'Percy C. Byron becam earlier New York, Miss Mayer has done a patient engaged in the field, he is bus and scholarly job of and, writing with warm under- inventions. standing, she has created a reall 'Whether this job 1 will eve work of art, one which is to be finish, I know not," he wrote i treasured for years to come, 1056, "But it is progressing . When Percy C. Byron pres- | would like to leave a few mor ented a good part of the labor of things to a profession that ha two lifetimes to the Museum of given me so much, and for s the City of New York -- a col-llong . .." | ¥ I im didi in ENJOY LIFE Eat out more often. 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