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tt ---- ogg seam a y ine oww a 19 COT ee wo eS vedee ees ap yore THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 28, 1964 27 Premiere In West Of Canadian-Play WINNIPEG (CP)--All the ten- sion associated with a Broad- way opening is evident at the Manitoba Theatre Centre where the new Canadian play All About Us will receive its world premiere tonight. Written by Len Peterson and directed by John Hirsch, the centre's artistic director, the play is produced by the Cana- dian Players, a Toronto-based professional company. A spokesman for the theatre said a full house is expected for the premiere at the 800-seat theatre but ticket sales for the remainder of the 15-day run "could be better." Billed as a Canadian carnival filled with laughs, thrills and chills, All About Us paints Can- ada's heroes and rogues as no history book has ever dared. The production _ will tour Canada after it completes its run here Nov. 14. Noted Stratford actors Bruno Gerussi, Eric House and Hugh Webster will be featured as Canada's colorful heroes and ® \scoundrels. The only woman in , Y ls the cast of six, singer-actress "i Barbara Franklin, has 'been as- sociated with the Stratford Fes- tival and Canadian Opera Com- pany and is well known for many appearances on televi- sion. ee ERE-ARE BUT 1 A FEW OF MANY OUTSTANDING ROWER SAVINGS.-AW E/GHT PAGE CIRCULAR Wh BE DEUVERED Yo your door 17S LOADED WITH SAVING OWER®., GRAIN-FED BEEF e SPECIALS EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING JATORDAY OcT g1s*. e by ie » : : ~~ % EAR OUT AND EAR IN Linda Finch of London, Ont., vest on a Western Ontario helps in this year's corn har- farm. A yield of about. 50,- Right To Appeal Requested Of Contempt Of Court Charge TORONTO (CP)--The Globe| 'To be found guilty of such a and Mail contends in an edito-| contempt is an injury to our in- rial that there should be right | tegrity. To be found guilty with-| to appeal from all summary| out the right of appeal, and to| proceedings for contempt of| have the guilt proclaimed with-| | court "or Canadians cannot be, out the accompanying facts} Poa gga egy be em pre might es mitigated the ce." present there can be! guilty, is, we feel. an-injury to appeal only if a penalty is im-| justice. poced. "When a judge calls a news- The editorial recalls that last) paper before him on a charge March 16 the newspaper was) of contempt he constitutes in jong hy pienngty by Ete re sg im features of accuser, e N. C, Fraser judge and jury, and unless h Supreme Court for publishing qusenies a oenaity his decision Fey a vig 8 bie spon cannot be reviewed by another news item abo} @ Capi-| court. 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BANNED DETAIL The judge instructed that ci- tation ad The Globe and Mail} could be reported but not the | detail of the proceedings. In its editorial, the newspa- per says Loyst was subse- quently convicted of non-capital| Frank A. Sherman, chairman| murder and sentenced to life who completed 50 years 'of serv- imprisonment; that one appeal | ice with Dofasco last spring, an- was dismissed; and since the | nounced the appointment of his time for further appeals nome (47. Frank Howard Sherman, has lapsed, "the prohibition of | 47, to the office of president! Mr. Justice Fraser against dis-| and chief executive officer. cussion of the proceedings may| The new chief executive, in therefore be judged to have|*urn, announced seven appoint- lapsed." jments: 000,000 bushels is expected from Ontario's crop. --(CP Wirephoto) Don't Envy a well Dressed Woman BE ONE. 4 a 4 a wl. 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