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TWO IIUSBANILANDWIFE teams take time out during tour with the National Ballet of Canada to enjoy chess National Ballet Poised Enter Secoflméadé ByrtAerMolzlilNSfinndeuuatefflvtillesuchsmrsoi company Canadian Press Staff Write TORONTO CP The Na tional Ballet is poised to enter its second decade with the doll like Coppclin its most popular current production Coppelia Delibes cla charmer among ballets con trasts the precision of the danc ing doll with the mobility of living dancer The doll can whirl and strut in clockwork copy of dancing but lacks the fluid grace which gives the true dance its beauty The Toronto company after 10 years of swift development since its creation seems now to bellke Coppelia coming to life The next decade could see the National Ballet progress from competence to greatness Signs of the transition can al ready be seen Franks editor of Britains Dancing Timemteflrinytlieoom paays ninth seasonthat the Canadian company reminded of the SadiersWells ballot in outstanding periods of their development RAPID egg fim credited the National Ballet with the most rapid growth in the history of ballet and said the company now can rank as fully professional group qualified to appear with acclaim in any not the worlds ballet capitals But the British expert went on to say that the tmupes re serve strengthis dangerously Best Buyl sh fie Canadian Pimento Old game Thcy are left to right Ray Rilcy music ian in the companys orches lla Colin Worth and Sylvia Mason Mrs Worth both as Lois Smith from Vancouver would rank true ballerina status in any country whcre classic ballet holds sway Franks observed some mem bers of the corps de hal ict were barely worth their places What the Toronto company needs now he said is period of consolidation to develop its numerical and technical strength and allow time for the gradual flowering of native choreographic talent HARD WORK AHEAD The consolidation of past gains and the development of depth is likely to take more time and offer fewer of the spectacular spurts of growth which marked the first years of the National Ballet Toronto critic Nathan Cohen has indicated that the company should no ion or gheha ital hgcntiy merey because it is young and Canadian Cohen observes that it now is entirely valid to appraise the National Ballet in comparative terms with the great ballet ore mdonmuiwworldFA Some experts have begun to hint already that the company has gone as far as it can with homegrown talent alone Others have scorned the first attempts oieihrcompanyruwn choreographers and its commis sioned Canadian composers to produce original ballets But as Montreal critic Syd ney Johnsnn puts We have Varieties £01m Slices 2m 57 English Swiss principal soloists and Joe qucline lvings Mrs Riley all of Toronto The National Ballet tilts year celebrates its 10th birthday CF Photo its already achieved some sort of professional reputation and we cannot let it go We can ze it quarrel with it tell it what it ought to be doing but let us ban on to it 11mm apathy it will be next im prove 25Hour WlilRl Return Trip ToThe Moon WASHINGTON AP Rus sian Cosmonaut Gherman lttov travelled distance nearly equal to that of round trip to the moon in his 25hour whirl around the earth but it would have taken him nearly six days to make nonstop flight around the moon and back Thislsrbecouoea innnberot erupt factors are involved in getting to the moon The chief factor is the earths evils unharphms endow slow space ship on flight as long and high as the 240000 mile haul to the mooneven though the space ship takes oil at about as space scientists told re porter that for craft ranging in size from several tin drcd pouns an upwhich would in clude Titovs flveton capsule the shortest flight time to the moon would be 60 hours based on the thrust of booster rockets foreseeable within the present decade The return flight would take just as long and any flying around the moon would consume additional hours WENT INTO ORBIT in Titovs case his space ship was thrust into orbit at veloc ity of about 18000 miles an hour and peak altitude of loomtles from the earth The capsule maintained that velocity throughout almost all his or JIILAS 4350me velocity of about 3000 miles an hour is the speed re quired to allow space vehicle to maintain balance between the earths gravitational pull which otherwise would pull it mamLtlILLcntrimgaLtorce that wouldLotheuziseseudthe vehicle farther into space possible to launch another Thus Titovs ule re Mariner Stranded In Honduras Ilppeals For Help From RCMP sunauny CplThe ndiir has been asked to help Canalt dian mariner stranded in Puerto Cortes Honduras since late July The appeal for help came from Mrs Browne of Sud bury whose husband is captain of the vessel Tr The smallshipiofinerly ooerathas buoy tender on Georgian Bay and now is in coastal trade in the West indies Letters from Capt Browne to his wife told without much ela boration of shooting engine trouble and unrest among the crew because wages were not being paid It is believed the Canadian consulate in as has started an investigation into the matter Capt Browne in one letter to his wife said the crew was ready to walk off because of nonpayment of wages and that large amount of money was some RED WRITE sonolfflirr MEATS owed the local agent in Puerto Cortes He spoke of engine trouble that necessitated tow and said while coming on boar the letter said it did not ex pend Ehis last letter he told his wife at the Tropic Sea as not safe to take any further and asked his wife to appeal to the RCMP for help Congress Vote ahesal his chief engineer was shot Have to be very careful mained in an earth orbit until he or controllers from the ground slowed his capsule to speed below 18000 miles an hour At that point the earths gravity took over again and pulled the capsule down for landing WflAT HAPPENS if anyone were heading for the moon in fiveton capsule assurning the availability of iewcsuld Take NearlvB Days The space ship would have to be shot into space at nearly 25 000 miles an hour assure that it wouldnt just go into high or bit uround the earth without ever reaching the moon As it soared up and up it would be constantly fighting against the pull of the earths gravity and wouldrslow down just as an automobile starting powerfulems urgrbilaunching vuprhlll atrgivenspeedslo rorJretthis would be the situa tlon down if the driver doesnt step on the gas ékafingStafsCiiildrenfiisco RussiaGrinLBuLNoiIlniriendl By nos memes HOLLYWOOD AHA childs eye view of Moscow grim but not unfriendly Thats the report of skatln star Donna Atwood recently re turned from five weeks of per forming in the Russian capital She was lolncd for in days by her llyearold twins Donald and Dennis and daughter Cissy it was fascinating experi once for us all said Donna But the children and were never happier to get home What impressed them most The grlmness of the people Whenyouseethcm on the streetrnmonelaughsr You see nothing but long sour faces no day the children went over to playground where lot of Russian boys and girls kidstlidilitladcrstandllm and the others didnt know Eng lish But soon they were play ing together like children any where There seems to be an In ternational la or among young people Donnas tots got no message from the Russian food hnwever sheJminuyLthcs clothes an We managed to gctby with beef stroganoff once day she said We had carrots cou pic of times week otherwise the only vegetable was boiled potatoes We never saw any lot tuce Oranges were 60 cents apiece The Atwood manage had one crisis when Cissys clothes be came lost en route Donna took her shopping Ms 0F QUEUES There were queues admit of every store suspect that lot of people went inside just to look because the prices were igh gt clothcaiwcrc pretty bad There was no such thing as white underwear or even white socks found some things for Cissy but when we got to Paris she sai Do have to wear ri em Donna the skating star 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