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it la interesting to 811M111 l! 1°" facts irom the pen o.’ Hononrdble 'l‘. 1P. 0‘(lonnor.Mr.0‘Connor, writ- [n8 goi- gm dlondon Times" tells

‘ how greatly impressed he was with ‘ the physical beauty of the very in- teresting musicians. Mr and M" iloweilyn Davies. 811d 110W 5°11" seaaeln of fate struck them both duwrP-almost tortoise]; and b10111‘ lovel children were t orp one. 5'3",‘ And 11st robbed of lather and moth- 455mg,“ , er, these Olllldftsll had the good fol‘. lea erle led t-une one day when 111111111 111911‘ z-izgilripe u?» childish pranks in Reusing-ton Gar- nbm";llbnld - ' ' _ 1 den, to meet aquaint little mnn with (Purity No. l) features as small and childlike in expression as their own; he inter- ested them, and ,.they interested

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acquaintance, that thBY W816 1111111’ ing a great epoch in the history oi the drama-one of its great milk stones-for it was their childish = minds with their strange fantasies

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meet ‘ihoil-ds,“ Silently A1111 vliiienouslookins lot neverhuns 111

lug ior the boat 3p . The boldest pirate at all. tissues‘ " in charge. a man alllllli i?!" ll b11195- You win remember that 111:4‘ cw"- ious conflict Pan bailout off Book's right. arm. which is iifiljflllltiod by a iiormidahle steels; hook. Next i_n order we tiavethei Piocaninny i3 o, the lbellle ofdvéhlch iLTéger

'y.and , y _,__to eu- ger oi the also? i! l‘ ‘liiihd ‘cl beasts the most important oi which is a huge crocodile. The crocodile had byghance swallowed a_clock and the tick oi thlscloclt announr, ed his approach, a. danger signal to Hook for had not the crocodile tested (if him. Our hand now hqtvers overi the island and here we have our diret mishap. Tinker Bell in u iit ofjealousy, causes Wendy to‘ be shot down ‘by a bow-and-arrow iu the hands oi‘ Todtles. We are 811111 that Wendy is only stunned and recovers in time to stay Pan's hand raised to direct a dasxer in the lbared breast oi the brave ‘Tooties. All are happy now-but Tinlter~ln the building of a. home ior Wendy. ln this new home we iind Wendy at its head in the role of mother.

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l[18'i.'5 visit a home, none too comiorta-bie, where wealth as measured in gold is considered, but oh. so comfortable in the per- = Bonal relations oi home. Here we . meet Mr. and Mrs. Darling. Wendy, Johuand little Michael the three children. We must not forget to in- troduce our prim "Newfoundland dog, Nana the nurse. and last but not least tiny ldza, the maid. The dear intirnacies oi this home seem to radiate. the atmospher is charged with a certain som thing that makes oshieel glad we‘ve cal- ie_d——indeed. there never was a. sim. pier, happier tamlly. it is Friday 11iEh'l (things always seem to hap- pen on Friday night, my plight for instance.) The children, Wendy, John and Michael have been cars- i"11l1i' tucked in bed. The window is 09911. tempting two Fairies to enter . iPeter Pan and Tinker .Bell. -As The m“ Eafl o1. ym." we‘ com they are not oi this home particu- gen-gd up“, m; h“, 5|,- John 1111131. you need no introduction. Pan French. Tliq present countess 15 1110111115 111111111 11111110111 110111 ls the wife of sir John's eldest mi. 11,1111?" 11° W“ 181111811111 as he hur- "ow Eafl M ywu she i‘ a "h" riediy made his exit on a previous of the Countess of Ciaremont. "11111- 01 wives. it is not ions be- iiore the children are enjoying the company of our two Fairies. Soon we hear Pan telling oi‘ the Newer- land. exciting wonder and prompt. ins desire to visit a land so ac- cessible-you cannot go agtray roi-

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y, a little .i'airy dust and just GEN-EVA, March ld-Members oi‘ mm‘ “"911! “'°"‘1°11'“1 111M151" ithe League oi Nations Council 233532118331 g0: h: the “m: jweie‘ today horrified at details oi soared o“, "Imam", lfiglilslafllllzzgg c _m 1 i 5 5P9 11 111795 8'6 11R‘ Michael. It is interesting to follow

{N111 9111 t them on their journey, playing,-

e v c ms o international tref- and yetnot without moments 0i tickers are chiefly young girls who anxiety. Moments, however, gum]

' 1119 1111811 from their homes by false ailayed by .a'(§€llfi<i strangely mm“.

momises of marriage or attractive, iflP-nlaves POYIiIBlVPII in their offers of employment abroad. They, "W11 111119 1115-14-1. Nearing the Nev- invariably flnd themselves enmcsii- 611111111 We lllil Pun a very delight. ed inn. life 0i‘ immorality. E1111 hm". - 1‘ iililllllg to John we The main routes oi‘ this iraiiicl1111¢11 111111 "111111111- "111011111 W111 like in women lead from Europe to Ccu- “lielltilwwigiiiirc paw, oi-“would Y0“ tral and South America it was ° 11118 W111 1E1 1'81?" Johll stated ‘and from Europe ‘m Norm decided on tea iirst. Amema. many o, me victims reach mWlhiie Pan and his friends are in ins Latin-America by Spain. Scare» “fling 1:; 115M131“? 11 D681) at the ely a boat for South America that florcekyof {lh 11': 6118111113 1116-1311191 does not carry at least three trai- knows. theliamggre disposed a8 flckeis and a flock of victims, the for their C‘? t l“? y“ 111'“ 1°°111115 counciLwss told. . 11 a n 1"" “"11 1191'“ we

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A world 'wide awakening oi.‘ pub- lic opinion and the adoption oi‘ drastic international conventions were urged as speedily required measures to combat the spreadoi the triifiic.

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here, evening lessons, thoughts oi their parents and many other things oi interest. Pan more in- terested in adventures, oiieri- left them to seek thrills in exploit.

. The Lagoon.

it is our privilege now to at" company Pan on one oi his tid- ventures. Li you shut your eyes and are a lucky one, you may see at times a shapeless pool oi lovely pale colours suspended in the dnrk- ness. This is the scene oi our ad- venture, and where the IMermaiiis loved to play. The children are playing on Maroonefa Rock, quite oblivious oi the iact that time uuil tide are equally relentless in. Fairy- land. Simultaneous, with the risiui! oi the tide, come our enemies the pirates with a captiive none less than the charming .Tlger Lilly. lPoor captive doomed to perish on the rock by the incoming, rushing tide. The children have slipped in- to the water and are hidden in the darkness. Ah! the clever Pan, in a no ieas clever imitation oi the voice of the dreaded ilook. mminands the pirates to set their prisoner iiree. Tiger Lilly is no sooner re- leased than l-look makes his air pearance. Try to imagine his sur- prise on ilniliug his captive no longer captive. The daring _ Pan engages in bantering conversation wi ii Hook. uiliicb terminiites a light. The ixatlie is not wholly iin- suciressiul lill‘ our lust boys, for we iind tbcrii ilriftiiiit homcwnrd in the cipiured dinghy and Hook swiimniug for his ship, chased hi’ his enemy the cm dile. Sud to relate we find .Pan .. uiiieii with Wendy by his shit. (ill ihe iusi

friends iior we iind driiiini! inward‘..- them a kite and a bird's uest. By means of the kite, Wendy is irarrieil to safety and Pan paddles home- ward in the Netver Bird's nest. Great is the rejoicing iviien nil

the iiriendship oi Again in their home, we iind the boys tucked in listening to Wendy's lbed time stories, that is, all but

lightiul story their return to their impressed, John nuii Michucl even

iPan full oi wrath against grown- ups, engages in killing ibeiu oii as iiast nspossibie by ihc simple pro- cess oi breathing. Luckily for us, Wendy inteiivenes. The children and the lost boys having decided to return home, Pan prouilses to arrange that the redskins escort. the party through the woods, and that Tinker pilot them safely across the sea. Pan, oi course, will not follow them. At the hour set ior the start homeward, the redskins are attacked by the pirates. The attack, a complete surprise, ended in a massacre rather than a fight. Yes, it is Pan, Hook wants. How to gain entrance to the Dugout puzzled Hook but his dreadful wickedness proved equal to his dif- ficulties. Beating a captured Pom Pom, he conveys a signal oi victory for the redsklns prompting our band to walk into his trap. All but Pan are captured and tied to pre- vent flying-Pun remained in the Dugout unaware of the tragedy be. ing enacted above. Seeking solace for his friends departure, he play- ed on his flute and then lay down to sleep. Yes, even. ignoring the medicine left for him by Wendy. Ii-look is able to reach down and pour into Pan's medicine, five drops of o. dreadful drug, carried primarily lest he be taken alive. lSatisiied his task is finished, with his captives he leaves. Peter awakened by he knows not what,

"Pinker. it is here that Tinker prol- cr a sacrifice,’ that erases any

i Iecling oi resentment entertained

igslnst her. by taking the poisoned medicine from Pan and hasteiy 11111111118 it. Tinker fortunately is saveilby children's expressed be- lief ill ‘Fairies. Soon Pan is fright- iitiily happy and we hear him

-,I- swearing a terrible oath, “Hook or , me this time," as he starts for the

“Jolly Roger." The Jolly Roger

utboard tllfi Sllip Wu find H0911 pacing the deck, enjoying his hour °i ifillhibh. Ordering the prisoners irom the hole. he announced that six must walk the plankfthis rs- eerved two prisoners for cabin iboys ——“Whi_ch of you is it to be!"

..No't these boye, for not one would

,§8Cl'IlilC9 allegiance i0 the King, Wendy is new placed ln position to

i iee the boys walk to their‘ doom.

“Phone are my last words. deer boys". she daid firmly, ~ A mos-

iuurley. The Pirates-and a. more

a row on hecutionfléi~nifililiii'

flaking ..' the 5...‘... i]; “Hook. e11- pounced the arrival of his feared

ruse oi Pans to stay U19 P11111113? deed ohvengeauce. Pan 1111111111!’ gains the ship and kills with one

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fiasuhrlfg 2111:8112] of lglercy. SiiKhilY- neshing this scene in delifllii counts “one". Pan secretly 8111115 the cabin, while Hook to mitiilfllfi, his fear and terrorize the boysi lbreaks into soi-tfli 7

"Yo ho the frisky plank You walks along it so, ‘Till it goes down and ."°11 11°83 '

own To Davy Jones below. Tciuriiier add u. the terror 0i 111B

":Cat“. Jukes entering ihc cabin _ fails at the hitud of Pan and Slislil" ly murmcrs, "Two". ‘Cecco ordered in the cabin meets it siiniiar tale. Sparky prefers the brlny to the mysterious cabin, so we hear from slightly, "Four". Hook niyw rcgllfds the citihln as a fitting finish for his prisoners who are immediately oril. cred below. Pan is eluted ut the 51g)" p; the boys, sets them free and further arms them for iiuitlu. Our buys brave the deck-rescue weudy—iund the battle is on. with vigor, iind glorious results, for we bear Silgh-tiy mouotonousiy count- ing ".i~‘ivc-— Six --<Seven —'Eil£l1i—- Niue~'i‘en—~l~llirven"— as the pira- tes, afraid 0t’ steel. Il1111l1 01191" lbonrd. We have now 0111)’ 0119 i" account ior-dlook. See Pan ad- ,vance-——see Hook gain the bulwark —dei'euted—he ioiips into the sen- und the crocodile, James Hook. iiiirewell. At half past one all is over and I believe the lateness of, the hour was almost the biggiifll, thing 0i’ all. Next morning the‘

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In the nursery all is in readiness- for the home coming. Is it not the way with parents? Perhaps you. wonder why Pun is sailing home-i ward; well, he has one more trick to play. lie hopes to gain the RUTH-l ery iind bar the window, leaving‘ no alterutlve but to return t0 Nev- erlnnil. Mainland at. last, Pun and "Pinker hasten iu tho Darling's home to play their game. P-itn per-p. in-g through ihc window sees Mia-i, Darling crying-he stops-weakens

t0 come, and they fly away. Wendy,| lMichsei ‘and John iind the window) open, the nursery vacated, their‘ ‘beds in readiness, s0 they climb in. ln bed they are iound by the par- ents and the joy oi this meeting i‘. leave to your imagination. Now, i| hope you wish lo know what liap- - pencil in the ‘boys, well, they were]

sulbmerging rock. A ])i‘ill'.ll‘lllll.1i pus-i itlon for our hero dull iinrointalwi: are uli glad, refused to l(‘.il\'l.‘| Uhance, however is liliill lo ouiuthe Nevcrlund. He promised mi

aresafeiy home. One important re-i ‘suit of the engagement just relai-iduughiei- visited hiui, and so it will ed, is the fact that we have W0fl1g0 on us lung us children are guy the lndlanitiziuii llllli)l'('lll and heartless,

Pan who remains sitting on a stool! Without ilurriehs minuieness iii‘ Wendy skillfully weaves into u do, ‘

|lii'li'i' you have heard the story rll‘ reai home, ail but Pun are il13BllI_\'gll1t'[(¥i‘ iillll WeniLv, a story which I

expressing a desire to return home.‘

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all adopted, the beginning oi u road that led to their scverui HllC-r izcssiui station's in liic. Pun, illlil1

cull ior \V1*.li(iylll spring time CIBiliL} lng, and we are told that Wendy. ilid visit him uuiii growing pains brought l’il'i‘ in womanhood; Wendy1 married, and iicr daughter June i111 turn played with Pan. Time rolled on and hlirgarri, Jane's little

Pan's Reception detail iind power oi description, ill

recuuiuieiiil feeling ussurer] that iig appealing interest will curry ilic reader to iiic ilnui page with but one regret. and that is the story is too soon ended. All who read the story will admit an interest, yci not nil will admit u belief iu l~‘.ilr- lee. it is not iny endeavour‘ in Drove n tenth of authority in ros- pect t0 Fairies. and I have not for- gotten that very uble discourses on Ghosts and Goliibiins, but I do risk my veracity in voirchz-iafing the re- mark that "zPan" as we know him, will become more real as the yours roll on. It is the way with myiiiicul

created in our day. Children's re- Zilfli ifm‘ "P811" needs no comment. _ He is theirs purely as a thing fos- iered lILUIlCOIYIPTOIIIlSiIYE reception. ‘lie is no stranger than the moi that night fails. and it seems too bad that the marrow brings ilouibt; ior it not the story a delightful il- lusion. Remember ii you would see the "Wiii-O-thc Wisp" you musi up- pronch it irom the right tingle, inn near or too fur, and it vanishes. Let me q-unte to you from a uotnd writer oi today, Dr. Crane. ii‘ in writing iDr. Crane had in mind Pan oi (lreciau Mythology, wimt or it iliis irssny is equally. ii‘ not more, appropriate to “Pau" its we know; hiiu through the pen oi‘ Barrie. ii‘ is probable that llurrie but sought to introduce Pun of Old in kimllier IiKlll. and ilieasuntci" fields. Di‘. Crane sums up that receptive mood which permits oi‘ seeing "Pun" in these words: ' . “i saw him. I did not eee . him. Acaper, e whisk, and _ , some creature ‘vanished in the ieafage before my eye could catch it. Was it "Pan"? or a squirrel? or a shy blrdi-l sat long iin the woods and very -etlil, which is the only way to see the little people. After a- while they came out, peeping all furtlve. iockln steadily at me iwith their heady eyes. then they would dart forward and liiirlt and eye me again. They were all so silent, so velvet- footed. eo alert. They late with extreme suspicion, "making hurried nibbles and quickly 1°°ki11ii around again for dan- ger. The very spirit of dang r seemed everywhere. The little creatures were all guarding their llvee. Only the ‘birds were "111 quiet. They screamed and chattel-ed and whlstled snatch- es of wayward tune ee they sped with a whir of wings from bough to bough. Slowly