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CLOVER CLUB Easter Monday, April 7th

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EASTER SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 5th Featuring THE IRISH SWINGSTERS ORCHESTRA MODERN and OLD TIME DANCING CANTEEN SERVICE DANCING 9 Q'CLOCK TILL I2 PM. .. Swing and Sway the Irish Way I“QQQQQOIFOJZEQULQQDOIQQQQQLOLQUUQQQODOfiD-DDQODDYDUCIDUDOD?

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[or n. spade lead toward dummy. BRILLIANT DEFENSE

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Rtathcr than hornoede defeat by holding on to t-he spade nee. West boldly jettismed that. t-rmi on de- clnrt-rs diamcrvd acci . Observe how iliLs changed matters completely. Now declare": could win only one more spa-tie trick without

Went‘; (lelcn.\(\ in tcximfls dfllll was n brilliant piece o! imaginat-

hm giving East the lead. nhd ho do that 5mm; neat“; _ __> _ tt-nuld incur n heart. return through Both lidetvnllncable. tllte kingl-jaclt. After West's bald I . dcc arc-r could no p055 y ‘K Q 1° ” avian)’ more than two stiades one v 8-15 heart, tour diamonds and one club, :38 ‘ and thug was defeated In a contract ‘A ' ‘J 7 ‘ that appeared to be ironclad. 9 A Q 1o N ye 4 U 5 2 w E Q 9 8 1 l “THE OOCKEYED MIRACLE" Qi- g 3 2 BROAD COMEDY FARCE 0F ‘J 7 4 I ~ ‘K a PAIR 0F BLITHE SPIRITS 2 ‘ * ti‘. . or it?“ r" 1°“ I n“‘e ocey race," new Q A K 10 6 M~G-M farce showing on t-he Prince 3 A 10 5 ' rldward screen with Frank Morgan, The wading: lxoetnan Wynn, Cecil Kellalway and w.“ NM‘ m.“ Audrey Totter heading n rollicking 5°". ca: . INT ’ Z9 3Q P!" ..Baeed on the provocative theory 1N1‘ PHI 3N1‘ Pill that o mun is privileged to settle Pill Pill the oifalrs oi’ his family before In choosing the ppening lead wetnclmg his way heaven/ward. the

against “nee muwnp, w t story cuts Morgan u the late Sl-m lully considered a club, bilisfltflzlll‘); Grlnfil WK: ‘He: wnhom hem‘ decided that no heart suit offered °°’,§“ taimf a, M,” #31 b’ p” u” mm" M”- H° 1°d u" ‘even’ Lila hie datuc hfero llennlliar spurt. When South won this with be able to marry/her boyfmend git». bltllnetwest ti! ‘colwse was in _ho Howmt “d n” m“ m‘ m.“ 3km '33: 1,33” "he “mm 05 k1"! mybigonl be able to pursue his At ti... second t/tiek. deoloror led Bnéonazltl-tlgtnly wt...“s;.“.‘l‘?§"i‘§i‘§§'. a low spad¢ tovoard dummy and Ben, who h" dted “m: MW yen; .::.°P*:::z..::.*':..“r..“"m “t”. .=~=1== g" so i» h»- - ee t . l » diamond tive to his own ace. It‘ f0 85° Znffiflf cgLhebefiffaQaffif West. ‘had. tikcarded automatically the tangled “furs o; m, “may 0n 1h 5 "Wit dedu" ‘P101116 hi" are straightened out. This requires 1W1 8mm)!" SHIUITIU- W811" I"! some remarkable intervention upon would have led another some to- tthe part. or the mm ghosts into ward dummy. fvwins out the ace. the um o! the variou; member's oi 22:’. me at: ttzr $3.21.‘; to: “fig” i°"}°..'.“‘°“' »- oue oasupon par o eex- hovnvltxtfotlt: dirmontiiinadnrseeortedoliub- peflemed Ben, includlngbuthe crhe- 85. Owevol‘. nr 01M at on o! at storm or two. t in t e pane intensive thinking. It was end Sum‘: widow t; uoured o! n olrvtiiousj 13:1 lgecla-xer- hlofialced hi: ltfeitime intooene. Jamison: able to m! e a . cause. 0 rig t clam her husband. an J my geta card, he would not have troubled his shipbuilding job.

EASTER SUPPER DANCE I

Charlottetown Hotel MONDAY. APRIL 7th, omcmc 9 PM. t. t AM.

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4. Guided 2B. Chart

5. God of war 24. Samenes

6. Part o! o 26. Attempt window 28. Expression

7. Pigs or disgust

9. Earthen- 29. Covers ware mug with soup

12. Varying 30. Weaken weight 32. Humming- (India) bird

13. Tattered r (So. Am.) piece o! SI. Elevation. cloth got!

4. Fold over ‘l. Mix a. Epoch: 10. Magic eticl; 11. Slight. depl-euton 12. Doughnut (slung) 14. Pcrcolnie I6. Conclude ‘ 7. Shore recon 19. Moth 20. Check

Teltonily‘: Aunt 36. "extcan dollar; , . 39. Plots o! land 40. Implement,

42. Strike 44. Place

Z8. Theater nttendlnio 8!. Vexatiouo person 34. Depprt. 35. Bark 31. Brood of pheasant! l8. Stop t]. Crushing tool or a rnoriu r t8. Body o! water I5. Slide l6. Portico (Gr. arch.) l1. Solemn vow ‘t8. Cunning t0. Enemy lcout D0

l. Military leader of the Pilgrims

2. Shade o! red

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‘ velvet f0. Sharpenl. l6. To corner bird

2i. A wine as a razor (colloq.) 44. Turn to 24. Poem: 21. Male swan 38. Otherwise the right 28. Lubricated - 29. Harden 80. Winged

insects 31. Excavating

device 82. Portico!

(Gr. arch) 84. Newt 31. Sea eagle

38. Female cheep 41. Non-metallic element 43. An esklmo hut 46. Concocta 46. Father oi’ Jason (Gr. myth) 41. Pillar of stone 48. Requires DOWN 1. Scruttnlle 2. Long-ea red rodent. 8. In n row (poet. )

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The tvtnnnrotu sitmiiorle o! this‘ tmunual story are replete with de- ilgmiul dialogue and unexpected action and a knowing out takes lull advantage ott every comedy opportunity. Morgan and Wynn are superbly funny as tthe astral spirits, Audrey Totter and Richard Qulne are engaging lo -tthe lovers who require n bit. at e rainstorm and n deletrted in order to bring about a proposal oi’ nut-ridge. Marethall Thccngaon otters a likable portrayal as. the wouldtbe ship- bullder, Gladys Cooper is sympath- etic u the mother at the tun-Iii, utdotherawtlogtvenitnenccwno 0f tthomoelvfla include Cecil Kello- way. Let-m Amen and Merrie Ank- rut-n

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