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t _ Vote on the Public Library Byâ€"law on Saturday. + IMPROMPTU BASEBALL »ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON n serious ponsible and make mail box Thank vo picked Tikie as umpire and tTNEN everybody picked on Pikie for the way he umpired. Max Levine capâ€" tained one team as well as pitching for them, while ‘"‘Lefty‘‘ Farr pitchâ€" ed, captained and talked for the other team. Some of Pikie‘s decisions alâ€" most made ‘‘"Lefty‘‘ keep quiet. The boys had not gotten into their swing for the season, though some of the oldâ€"timers played such good ball as to prove they must have been thinking baseball in the long months of cold weather. . Bruce Pilsworth, for exâ€" ample, made some spectacular catches and showed regular midâ€"season skill, ‘The crowd that gathered enjoyed the practice game. It was great exercise for the players and the spectators alike, the latter getting fine practice in the words and ideas of "‘"Kill the u»mpire!‘‘ ‘"You‘re rotten!‘‘ ‘‘How do .you get that way!‘‘ ‘"Have a heart!‘‘ and so on,. «4 THF PDACGUPNE ADVANCE i8 . On. i will be days, t mail | would busines allowin portant fore t the bo: son in limmn day afternoon between â€"two picked the tw picked Pikie everybody pi al public, but lessensd by i ing to the cor apparent irregular mail box the morn mall bux placed on ience of Office 26 MAIL BOX SHOULD BE KSPT â€" |at REGULARLY ON TR&INS| WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th., 1921 M €Con Published every Wednesday by Gen., Lake, Publisher Canada â€" â€" United States nc At Any "His Master‘s V oice*‘‘ dealers "His Master‘s V oice" Records box )6 Make Believeâ€"Fox Trot Now and Thenâ€"Fox Trot I‘m a Lonesome Little Raindropâ€"Fox Trot }liy- L? 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IK. c in the duet. made a decide at each appe:i this number a *‘Chine Ch Mrs. J. K. Moore and Mr. O ‘Brien in the duet. ‘‘The Cynical Owl,‘‘ made a decided hit with the audience at efach appearance, the chorus for this number also being very effective. ‘‘Ching Chong‘‘ was one of the prettiest numbers of the event, the duet part being very effectively taken by Mrs. W. D. Forrester and Mr. Geo. Moore, and the chorus being attractâ€" ive and pleasing. ‘‘Mammy,‘‘ was a very popular item on the programme, the singing of Mrs.:J. K. Moore, Mr. Snow and Mr. Street bringing much wellâ€"meritâ€" ed applause. * The costumes for the various numâ€" bers were especially good, and the staging left nothing to be desired. As a musical comedy, the event in every way outelassed the average musical comedy by professionals. The directâ€" or, Mr. Bird, the Daughters of the Empire, and all in any way concernâ€" ed with the suc¢ess of the ""‘Girl in Red‘‘ deserve the greatest credit for the presentations here. n2 Old Another special was ‘‘Poppyland"‘ in which Mrs. Moore took the solo part, and was assisted by a wellâ€"trainâ€" ed chorus. W M Musical Comedy Exceptionalily Well Given to Big Audiences. "GIRL N At0" BY LOGAL TALENT, GREAT SUGGESS Ja«s ‘ Dand n In the musical part of the proâ€" ‘amme, (Mrs. M. B. Seott and chorus t a very high standard in the openâ€" & number, **The Glory of the Grand 1d Flag.‘‘ (Mrs. Scott‘s fine voice as heard to advantage and the beauâ€" .and harmonious singing of the iorus were very pleasing. ‘The solo irts by Master Frances Woodbury, aster Norman Webb and little (Miss argaret Easton completely delightâ€" in the musi¢ amme, {Mrs. M re parti o‘e event edy mentionk rav W m 1€ H m al ay ol Melnn nt to oweve audiences iapter 1| inder on( capable ev ceari Webhb resen 1€ healt Mac Rega Orchestra Rega Orchestra Diamond Trio Diamond Trio Diamond Trio 1 C mus 1 € re ntation of the musical ie Girl in Red"‘ by local \the ansnices of the Timâ€" (1 InUs 1ere M Wed med V eseryt 11 M U ne madt is the mothéerâ€"inâ€"iaw, role very effectively. ie, Mr. Snow, Miss iss Irene Carswell, and Miss Agnes Anâ€" erve special mention and effective way in d through their parts. )\ auspices the Dau \ 18738 {18730 18741 {18743 35706 216274 216275 216272 Un Drew o Good win ( in 16 n £4 Some folks are threatening to sue The Advance because May 224th. wasn‘t an ideal day. The Advance SA Specialty between Acts 2 and 3, <‘Ching Chong.‘‘ Duet by iMrs. W. D. Forrester and Mr. Geo. Moore, assisted by Chorus. Specialty introduced in last actâ€" ‘‘Poppyland,‘‘â€"Solo by Mrs. Moore, assisted by Adult Chorus. Adult Chorusâ€"Alice Ryan, Truth Howard, Lilian Wadsworth, Mrs. R. 8. Anderson, Kay Peters, Jean Watt, Chan Burke, Mrs. W. D. Watt, Muriâ€" el Carswell, Marion Fligg, Gladys Lytle, Mrs. Wm. Nicholson. G. T. Berner, P. C. Maltais, D. A. Campbell, S. A. Demers, W. Coupar, P. Beaudoin, A. E. O‘Brien, R. Calâ€" verly, P. Taylor, A. Riddle, A, Urâ€" quhart, J. Twaddle, G. Shipman. + GOvERNMENT REPORT ON BOURKES DISTRICT SOON Children Soloistsâ€"Frank â€"Carnow, Frances Woodbury, Norman Webb anrd Margaret Easton. Specialty between Acts 2 and 3â€" "‘The Cynical Owl.""‘ Duet by Mrs. J. K. Moore and Mr. O‘Brien, assisted by 15 of Timmins‘ most beautiful laâ€" dies and 15 of its handsomest young men Norman Weabb, Ruguot Edwards, Ero Salomaa, Andrew Wainio, Jack Riley, Stanley Spencer, Richard Mulâ€" len, Cyrus Lytle, Harvey Greer, Himâ€" mie Kyllonen, Tauno Tyydko, Gladâ€" stone Ray, EBrie Kinnari, Lewis Field, Hugh Armitage, Franeis: Woodbury, Geo. Dewar, Chas. Ellies, Fred Smith, Hugh Cottrell, Issie Pearson, Joseph Norkum, Wm. Field, Ralph Bernis, Long Lost Child.‘‘ *‘The Climax. ACT III.â€"The next morning, ‘*Th Girl in Redleaves for parts unknow: ‘©Grand Spectacular Finale."! OPENING@_â€" CHORUSâ€"‘‘For th Glory of the Grand Old Flag."* SOLO by Mrs. (M. B. Seott, assiste by the Children‘s Chorus. CHRIELDREN‘S CHORUSâ€"Edit Marshall, Emmeline Ellies, Sadie D; her, Tynne Hahto, Ann Young, Idell Sopha, Vera Mustatow, Delia Blow Kathrine Youne. Hazel Smith, Nell Terry Smith, Wilfred Shields, Vietor Mallins, Romeo Deluca. brother, Fanny Depeco, Mabel Faulkâ€" in, Mabel Richardson, Annie Anderâ€" son, Birdette Sopha, (Marion Johnâ€" ston, Kathleen MeQuarrie, Lilian Beâ€" zanson,~ Mildred Slater, Margaret Easton, Emma Eilies, Mary Halzetuk, Eva Marshall, Elva Hulta, Mille Piâ€" chuta, Evalene Anderson, Vivian Ray, Anne Scott, Lily Ringsteadt, Lily Dolynezuk, Esther Robertson, Harriet Heil, Helen Williams, Helen Shipâ€" man. } Kkathring xoung, .L Norkum, $ Aileen Brown, Norma ‘Ste\ nedy, Ethel Allwort Iola Dorway, Marg: Green, Margaret Cc Jessie ‘Marshall, . F ureen, Margaret Coié, NE oLUuGOT, Jessie Marshall,, Hazel Rutherford, fzelda Martin, Minnie Stevens, Ingrid Hakala, Daisy Tilley, Clara Hultman, Elsa Tynnela, Evelyn Carson, Doris Hatton, Violet Pecore, Annie Mustaâ€" to, Mary Depeco, Isobel Fiss, Ada Graham, Mary Dolynezuk, Sadie Gurâ€" viteh, Vieno Pirtticalo, Slyvia Hakaâ€" la, Isabella Parsons, Dorothy Laidâ€" law, Elizabeth Colborne, Gladys Fairâ€" inent nome in Timmins Goodwins f: sped the orenest: cial feature Mona â€"Woodwin, J&CK S â€"SW Miss Muriel Fyfe, Luey Goo« rison‘s sweetheart, Mrs. H Lotta, a maid, Miss Agnes A Harrvy Davis, a cheerful liat Hoy May Davis Irene Carswe motherâ€"inâ€"law M Carnow, and the surprise occasioned by his doffing of his wig, were special pleasures for the anudience. Another vervy special extra was Miss Jessie mucd ACT rrit Mar M Fac AM m NP( T9 TC 11 Mr Taret: nUu @00( â€"WoTk II.â€"Same, about al of the Girl in , a maid, Miss Agnes AJ : Davis, a cheerful liar ie; James Goodwin, a Mr. Geo. Drew ; Mr. Sm , Mr, A.W. Snow ; Mr a Doakie‘‘, Mr. E. R rvevnoids, ie NTA was comm O ‘arswell. M inâ€"law, Mrs me on an\ m Hovl tie succe ive Det Synopsis of, Acts. ‘A living room in Wi ra musl rom Aatl Y.â€" F een ‘hompson, Ltta i Stevens, Myrtle Kenâ€" llworth, Edith Slotnick, Margaret Howse, Edith ret Cole, Nellie Studor, all.. Hazel Rutherford. $ ‘Caorus. ‘s CHORUSâ€"Edith line Ellies, Sadie Daâ€" o. Ann Young, Idella Cast. trusting wif Mrs. Goodw n 10 dli ochnranke aecompanist c was anoth was Wiss J walking â€"dol ited the crow« THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE ful. contributed of the event by m in any prom rominent street a nice grounds for iapain‘s Mi n M M M LV We t1 Ori In: whil€ HLO W 1 Miss sted n M M y W rt NC 1€ 1€ )1 U ally fine birds Price #5.00 t White, Hovle, iteda, nereby gives under Section 7 of ited with> the ~A trict iamited. And take notice that after piration of onée month from t of the first publication of this T. 8. 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