Istreets or living it up on riverboat'which are alleged to have occur-|party one London paper quoted the! ON HIS WAY 1 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, Sune 4, 1956 13 r . 1 Jstree : GETS BIG CHANCE ON JUNE 2 i uc ess enies parties, Kensington Palace has red on board the motor vessel young duke as saying TORONTO (CP) avelino Go: -- -- . | said in a statement, Royal Princess and at a private "Let's have scme fun. I'm fea cz, the hawk-faced litle Cuban !'¥se, the day's sixth race. Hef, oo 11 the lake for 12 1 FIN PAY T ] The palace is the home of the house later the same evening up with being told what to do. who led Ontario jockeys last year, ais won on Wind Lady in the fifth 1 he lake for 12 weeks TU RRIEANE® ress 1ailes Duchess of Kent, mother of the 'Although His Royal Highness po. "onc evening I'm going to 1% finally on kis way this rear a 2" Merry Page in the second. last summer before an unsuccess- JACKSON, | 20-year-old duke, who is a cousin Was present for about an hour at Tease myself" Pei reports. said Old Woodbine Park WILL TRY AGAIN ful attempt in September, cabled HOLL MEET of the Queen. the first of these parties and for P 4 y . $8 reports s | Gomez, under contract to Tor- "TORONTO (CP)--The Tel t.v newspaper Friday from Black- Vd L E ; he egram Cove ou en | Said the palace statement: bout {wo hours 2 le second the young Relehranis Pe Chan. |onto horseman E. P. Taylor, said Friday that British swimmer pool, England: : b 'It has been stated in certain! y NE : : pagne into the street ailer the riot- scored three victories Thursday in/Brenda Fisher is to renew thi " ] mak: . PATTERSON LONDOX (AP) -- The Duke of geoiions of the press that on the in. nor indeed .a witness of the ous river boat party during which his first five mounts, including the summer her bid to ay Lake in 1mm igri 1 e the cross NEY K' nt has rot been dancing on roof- evening of the 24th May the Duke actions attributed to him some people were pushed into the sutsider Bright Penny. owned by Ontario. g and 1 will do my best to set igh !tops, pouring champagne into the of Kent was involved in incidents The morning after the rooftop Thames 0. Proulx in the $2,200 Market. The 28-vear-old blonde, who UP & new record." W ONE Shr oF THE HEAVYWEIGHT ELIMINATION © HURRICANE" EVENTUALLY P THE Weve been talking to motorists coast to coast and heres what you tell us you want: USUA WORN OUT HITTING HIM THAN BEING HIT BY HIN alcolm Troup, Canadian, | expert Tubrication " Piano Success In Britain By ROBERT RICE "Everytime I play, especially in| Canadian Press Staff Writer a new country, it is a new begin-| LONDON (CP) A voung Tor- ning. I must convince them. There nto pianist, already acclaimed as is no time to look back." brilliant artist on this side of the. But looking into the past further] tlantic, returns to his homeland than his recent successes, he finds| his fall to play for Canadian aud- a musical background. His mother| ences. was a pianist, and a great-uncle Malcolm Troup, at 25, has yet to was the precentor of musie to chieve in Canada the musical re- Queen Victoria at Balmoral. ognition he has gained in Britain When he was nine, he began to nd western Europe. So he will compose--"'and a lady discovered ly back to begin a trans-Canada me." She showed his compositions ecital tour in Summerside, P.E.L., to the Royal Conservatory of Mu- bept. 24. sic in Toronto, and when he was He has more than 50 engage- 11 Troup entered a piano sonata; hents across Canada, sponsored by in a contest and came away with he Imperial Order Daughters of the Canadian Authors and Pub-| he Empire, which assisted his lishers Prize for young composers. tudies in Germany under Walter He also won a series of scholar-| jeseking ships that eventually brought him In his final London appearance'to Europe for further study. t Wigmore Hall the program In-| gince then, he has toured almost luded the first English perform every European country and has nce of Danse Frenetique by Cana- appeared in 'musical-poetry ses Hian-born Clermont Pepin, now sions with leading actors. For his tudying in Paris. |Wigmore Hall recital, Princess VON PRIZES - |Alice, Countess of Athlone, and 1 met Pepin first in Toronto. honorary president of the IODE, nd then later in Paris," sald tall wag in the audience. She has taken lender Troup. "Whenever possible 3 personal interest in Troup's try to include Canadian composi- career, fons in my eciiala © til : A prize-winning composer a ' oung Troup would like eventually Third Soldier Dies jo combine a recital career with | { omposing, trying to create music From Cyprus Bomb { t would be considered essen-| NICOSIA, C | , Cyprus (CP)--A Brit- ally Canadian in character. g A would have to be on a grand ish soldier died in hospital here ecale--something that would cap- today--third fatality of a bomb at- ure all of Canada, the mountains|tack staged in the Cyprus port of nd the Prairies," he sald. Famagusta last Wednesday. A He admits that when. it comes to pusic he is a bit of a romanticist.| curfew imposed on Famagusta "I like the romantic composers, after the attack which killed three articularly Chopin and Liszt." and wounded 21 was lifted this And the critics like his interpre- morning tions of Chopin's works. DY "This Canadian pianist will car. 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