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accordion, wearing her ong skirt, ian @ll-girl orchestra in Bulle, movie houses for years, Then THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, September 19, 1960 19 PY gering the keys of her m ho V ancou er ( irl 'From idewalk and boping someone will her shabby green cost, and pathetic, Mont talkies came in aud Lylsh went V a coin, would lend a part in 8 look. AL least until rehearsals! In 1902 she married a profes out, , " T S R 1 major theatre production? start next month, She lives com- sional bicycle rider, The couple! For the last 11 years she's heen EOIAREREN, i cp ANY, Alte ry ah has just signe 200-8 tortably in Wy § 4 g ¢ western vaudeville ci ¢ N Beotlan § ' . é 0 tage 0 e Lylah hes Just signed a §200-6- fortably Ji ny studio apart- toured the western vaudeville Cir- carrying her chair outside Cor. p lous of & obster board north 1s as seriously underde | wow week contract to portray a M2 ment Wn Coregle Hall out for six years negle and playing for passers-by. |i, popularize consumption in Brit. veloped as any ares In the word COTES SUCCESS | om vom hr ym su oii? fir bis ot 8 We |" Sr pg ii a 1 Sls 2 walk secordion player to rosd- mother in All the Way Home, en DID VAUDEVILLE cause he drank 100 much," SAVING FOR MOTORISTS farming them is suggested by a ter of northern affairs sand ne. - . on sthvanti aD wrist. WAY debut--that's the story of B1- adaptation of James Agrees Born in 1879 at Columbus, Ohio, For her it was on to Mexico. _ ' 4 . {8enttish tre , t tons! ure id Baturd orEY YORE (CP) ~né v1 She alitaciion ie prepare for Chris year-old Lylah Tiffany, Pulitzer Prize-winning povel, A Lylah sought her fortune in Chi- City, where she opened 8 hel SARNIA (CP)~Most of Barnia's Bevitish trade magazine. I os flonat tescurces. sald, al urday; York stage this season is that ofl The play committee took up the How could snyone guess thet Death in the ¥amily cago when she was in her late treatment salon, and then & mani- 5 gas stations dropped the Price! from Breton fishermen whose sys- ern development at the elosing Vancouver's Angela Wood, who\suggestion and, halfway through the white haired Lylah, who ~ Geiting 8 shot af Broadway (eens, She sold shoe polish from curist job in Havans, Lylah ré- of regular gas 10 0.9 conts a tematic lobster catching off Scot. session of the 12th annual confers has been hailed for her brilliantione of the early periormances stooped and forlorn on & fo wasn't made Lylah high hat, She's door-to-door and took piano les- turned to her first love ~ the gallon from 429 cents during the land's west coast is angering lo- ence of the Canadian Institute ot acting in the off-Broadway pro- police halted the show and hauled stool outside Carnegie Hall fin- going to keep on playing thet sons, Later she played piano with piano--end played in. the silent) weekend, |esl fishermen, Publie Administration, duction of Stephen Vincent off the prine ipals to jal -- . ------------ -------- Benet's John Brown's Body Charged with presenting "a "The minute you glimpse An-lewd end indecent performance he dui Ct 2 a _--_ wr yom pom gela Wood on the Players Theatre the troupe defended jiself through " ig | he " stage,' wrote ope critic, "you feel 8 Sees of trigls and appeals, "re a . John Brown's Body is going to be sided in iis defence by author a lieu Ee fi & real stirrer-upper, When she Erskine Ca idwell, who main n § Ik / . moves, her slim frame twines, tained that his play had been " wel ; il ted as § y by the Van "irr i it : twists, sways and floals presented as skilfu "By the time Miss Wood com. couver group as it had been in pletes her share of Slephen Vin- ithe Broadway original, The ae Fs i i wr, rs wma ok oe cio" | NE i» "Goods Satisfactory or r Money R Opens of 8:45 a.m, Phone RA 57373 males like me need an emancipa- a Fh tion proclamation all our own" WORKED IN TV > Miss Wood, daughter of Mr Angela attended the Royal 4 1 / Academy of Dramatic Art in Lon nd Mrs, F. G, C, Wood, atiended * oe of British Columbia Gon 8nd worked extensively in and has 8 rich family theatrical BBC radio and television, but ; 3 unable to land roles in stage rkground, backgron repertory MOTHER ACTS TOO Returning to Vancouver in 1957, Her mother has for many sea She apps ared in several plays sons acted every winter in a com produced there by her hushand munity playhouse in Laguna 'o-be, John Brockington, now at Beach, Calif, The Frederic Wood Yale University studying for # Theatre, on the University of doctorate degree in directing, British Columbia campus, was: Angela was majoring at Yale igning and light present Ea named for Angela's father, ain technical de playwright and a professor of ing until she won her English at the university until be role in John Brown's hod retired in 1952 She turned down an opportunity While attending the university to act al the Stratford, Ont, fes fn 1952, Angels created a stir tival this summer in favor of when, working as a stage mana. AcLing In New York ger and lighting designer for an| The reason? "Where else doe amateur group using a burlesque one start on this continent but in fs : 7 h, theatre closed by the police, An- New York?" asks Angela, "I ; 4 D bl P d I k gels suggested in jest that To. would prefer to be in England FE s oublie re estal Sty e Des s bacco Road might he a likely though, I'm a greal anglophile Studying, letter-writing, bookwork | are much easier when you hove a well-designed de J es concentration; keeps every: thir f rower Buy one ot this reasonable Strong Language |£ /7/ Poa DE Ma my drawers, including deep file For Parliament | yi isi ral 0.95 EACH By BERNARD DUFRESNE to follow. After all, we're not go Canadian Press Staff Writer [ing to shoot him in here EOPOLDVILLE (CP) -- The| 4 ho X Congo's lawmakers are trying to| SPEECHES SHORT i - Matching chairs, each 8,95 behave like polished parliament The house is peopled by a wide 2 arians but their informality and range of parties and splinter Rs. 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Will fill the earth mumba's Mouvem e nt National, The sacred hole is a cavern i ) ain m Ir Congolais (MNC) he toes the IN ide the walls of the mosque of : p Ww } ' y, ¢ party line the two imam It was in thi Early in the sitting the house cave that the twelfth imam, om Jiu IM IF suspended debate while awaiting sp ritual ruler, of the Shi'ite seet : ) /1 Vi: Y " a decision from the 78-member Of Islam disappeared in the year Ih 1] / 4 / & 4 y y senate on whether to hold a joint 878 AD / J) | ¥ AS & f meeting, Some members were Since the disappearance of Mo / J J 77 f J » y ; ' / i / restive and got up to leave hamed el Muntazar, Shi'ites have "You may leave to go out for refused to' recognize anothe a smoke," Kasongo said imam. They believe that el Mun Then, pointing to one member tazar is not dead, but only ahsent J [ J 4 in particular, he said and that some day he will return ¢ ! "You may go out for a drink as the "mahdi'" who will fill the 3 3 RL > / . . of water but no liquor, 1 don't earth with justice want vou to come back drunk This tenet of Shi'ite faith pro At another point an emissary vides a ray of hope to millions of 3 from President Kasavubu ar jJoveny stricken people living the . : rived with an armed bodyguard, drabbest of lives in this sun - : 1 P |] f d h h He was delayed at the door by baked desert land 70 mileg north - " retty S Ippers or roun t e ouse the gendarmerie until Kasongol of Haghdad 4 arrived to admit him, The body Hehind the town there rises an guard tried to follw but Kasng even laller structure, a white , { § Soft fabric slippers in black, blue or said: "It's not necessary for you spiralling tower 150 feet high This is the rare "'Ziggurat" min Darlene Hard most of Samarra, Te 1 on : a -- gy - red, with Chinese-type embroidered mosque of Samarra. This is one of the few minarets remaining which was patterned fte he \ . A pr . ' f . 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Coming from Baghdad on 10:12, 64 A hot summer day; you under & ' " : : In the all » Australian men's giand why he sked the spot | y . . . final, defending champion Neale By is Nek tah to on a uni y i Ver- a e EATON Special Price, pair Fraser atoned for his hot-and- welcome canl breeze, refreshing cold season by grinding out a sper the andi > ol ag : ft Ol oe 64" 64. 0X victors Afier the ovenike: heat of Bagh Symphony in a slender line 'Song of Autumn' theme with ripened wheat motif , , . fusing the richness over Rod Laver Ai the gate of the masyge fin of a harvest nd in a smooth-flowing blend of the modern and traditional! Each lovely piece is heavily In the mixed doubles fina mix ring amber prayer beads sit silver-plated; all most-used pieces rei Mrs. Margaret Oshorne Dupont/ihe hearded. turbaned mullahs pi x pleces re nforced at points of wear and Fraser, champions the la holy men, who spend th x years. defeated Miss Buen hen, who shend they 50- S 8 S f 6 two years. defen Bueho en tha sacrodl ce. 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