MARCH 10. 1953

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Film council Formed In iieorgetown

. I. A meeting of the delegates l.(.p,e5mm-,3 various Georgetown m-ganI2aI.IDnS met at the Legion Hall. 0” Friday, March 6th. to present the opinion of their 112-! specme groups on the formation ll a local Film council. Seven or- .,nmZ,,t1ons pledged themselves to Qupport a Film council and give a donation towards the coat 01 B .Ommunity projector. At least two other local associations were qlllle favorable to the idea. and mu be heard from at the next . S . i l"if”.I,1f.. agreed by all present that a Film Council could now be harmed. Consequently. Rev. W- A- Paterson moved that such a bodYl be organized. This motion was sec- onded by Mr. H. ML-Lean and car- i mdg Mr. H. Mlsbean then moved that a committee of live be ap- pointed to nominate a. president, gm-ma.-y and treasurer of the

Film Council, leaving other offices illefl until a further meeting. This was seconded by Mr. seuiiy. and the motion was carried. The nom- inating committee duly appoint- .-.1 were: Mrs. F. Delory. Mr. S. wnyker, Mr. H. Molcan. Mrs. A. H. stiiart, Mrs. A. Arsenault.

This committee nominated for iliire the following members: ,u-rsident. Rev, W. A. Paterson. IPCODIIIXI iiy Mir. H. Mexican. and me motion carried: secretary. M156 L;. soloman. seconded by Mr. 5, walker and motion carried; ...m5..m-, Mrs, E. Easton. second- (id by Mrs. A. H. Stuart. m0U0ll . 1 Miss Adele Fitzgerald. who ,1.-med, is employed in Charlottetown.

Mr. 5. Mcmnis suggested that spent the weekend of March am all organizations not represenled at her home in Georgetown. ii(- contacted within the next few -- dais and invited to send a dele- gate tn the next meeting of the Film Council, when the balance of oilicerii will be nominated.

The new president spoke in ap- preciation of the school trustee's decision to wire the school for the list of the projector. and pay all expenses.

Mrs. F. J. Delory moved a vote of thanks to Mr. B. Mlolnnis for the time and patience spent in his frequent volts in connection with tho fnrmimz of a Georgetown int... council. The meeting U10" attioiiiiied.

ROBIN HOOD Walt Disney:

famed hero who led his band of merrie men into courageous ex- ploits. Featured lii the superb Technicolor film is Joan Rice as the dnimtless Maid Marian.

Georgevlrc-SWII Vicinily

Miss Aldiiie Maccormack

of pussy willows

March 7th.

Canadian Navy. Charlottetown. is

stationed of Mrs. Coldiviell and young son.

Jack King were visitors to Cha lottetorwn on Friday, March 6th.

family of Oharlottetown. motor to Georgetown on Sunday,

Mr.

Georgetown Home And School Meets

. ' The Home and School All- :...-iatinii met in the Legion Hall nu Pl"-(lili, March 6th. The min- uies o.' the last meeting were read and adopted. Reports were re- ceived from two menlbers of the Music Festival committee.

it nas decided to get up an aniatour contest to take place in the Tou'ri Hall in the near future. A rommittec of four were named to organize the project. They were Mrs. L. Mccorinaok. Miss G. Bolo- man. Mrs. H. McLure, and Mrs. E. Easion.

Mr. M, Gotell suggested that

Landry's pa rents, Stephen Landry.

Miss Alice CIOITIOII (vi ltnscnca

Sunday, March 8th.

Mr. George !il.1cPhei'snii Launching was a recent visitor Georgetown.

family or Montague motored Georgetown on Sunday, 8th.

this group could call on the men the Home and School ment committee for

journed.

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Corned and Fresh . SPARE RIBS. 4 lbs. 65c

ORANGES. 2 doz. 49c

Boneless

CORNED BEEF.

lb. 49c

Chase and Sanborn COFFEE. lb. . . . . 99c

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SHAMA'S

2ll Euston St. (0)

"Story of Robin Hood” stars Richard Todd as the

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STORY OF ROBIN HOOD” IMPRESSIVE NEW PRODUCTION

- RICHARD TODD STARRED, WITI-I JOAN RICE AS MAID MARIAN IN GIGANTIC ALL-

LIVE-ACTION DRAMA

Buried deep in the instincts 04 all men is a quick sympathy with the rollicking, fearless presonality of llterature's mystery character know as Robin Hood.

Brought to the screen in a stupendous Technicolor production. Walt Disney's all-live-action film. the "Story of Robin Hood" offers a new interpretation of the hero of Sherwood Forest whose exploits at the head of his band of Merrie Men have delighted lovers of lustice and adventure for centuries. Richard Todd stars as the title character, and Joan Rice is in- ;lroduced as one of the most de- ylightful Maid Marians of stage or screen.

After the assassination of his father. (Reginald Tate), instigated by the notorious Sheriff of Notting- ham-. (Peter Findhlf as the Disney version goes, Robin himself is out- lawed. and, with his band of merry rogues rebels against wanton out- rage and unbearable burdens laid Upon the folk of the region during a crucial time in English history.

Soon this wily forester, riding and fighting at the head of his motley group in Lincoln, Green brings terror and chagrin lo the forces of tyranny which grew dur- ing the absence of King Richard the Lioniheari. (Patriot: Barri. -'lWaV on the Third Crusade. In his bold sallies out of Sherwood For- est. Robin earns that repute which has carried his name as a symbol of justice through hundreds of

years in ballad and legend, myth

and musty document.

Intertwlned with the story of his adventures from the early se- quencm to the end are the threads or the romance between Robin and his childhood playmate. Maid Marian. daughter of the squire, Earl of Huntington, tole- ment Mccailin).

In Joan Rice's capable hands. Maid Marian becomes a bewitoh-

ing character. Both in her position .

its a dignified young lady-ln-wal't- mg to the Queen Mother (Martita Hunt) and in her adventurous ex-

ploils as a young blade aooompany- .

mg the mlnistrel Allan-A-Dale through Sherwood Forest.the hero- lne captures the attention and af- fection of the audience as com- pletely as she captures Robin's faithful heart.

Two solid years of research for this picture supported the general out lins and the principal charac- ters of the Robin Hood saga al- though it is no wise intended in be specifically biographical, It was Wolf: Disney purpose to build it magnificent melodrama of raid nnd battle. escapade and L ads, romance and uproarious comedy. in an authentic recreation of time and place and men and manners in turbulent 12 century England. Using the charging action ad run- ning narrative from ballads of Allan-A-Dale (Elton Hayes) tiho figure of the most famous of all loutlaws stands boldly forth N5 a three-dimensional figure far more human than that cheaply rated hlghwnyman who "robbed the rich

to give to the poor."

local i

A Robin Hood

SEE A GREAT FILM . . . . BUY A GREAT FLOUR. . . .

Robin Hood g g FLOUR. 24 lb. bog 1.59

CAKE MIX. 2 for 57:; White or Chocolate

Robin Hood OATS. 5 lb. bug . . 47c

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f It HOME or ....... '7i&.1y5g.-,...,y, FINE rooos ”:::.:'

and Miss Mnrie Larsen picked a bunch on Saturday.

Mr. James c5871 of the Royal

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spending two weeks in Georgetown as the guest

Miss Catherine Martell and Mrs. ;. .

Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Landry and

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March 7th. where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

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and Miss Jean Gill of Montague were visitors to Georizctoini on

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fraser and

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entertain- any needed assistance. The meeting was ad-

HOOD": For Economy Deal of

P. J.'s

DATES. 2 lbs. .... 29c SUGAR. I0 lbs. .. . . . 93c

Largo Slrawbc-rry JAM. 24 oz. 45c

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P. J. MacDONALD'

PHONE 888 or 889

For Entertainment See "ROBIN"

Your CO-OP Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday Morning will be a (Hill with you. Shop Co-op. if Pays.

Campbellls Tomato SOUP. 3 for ...... 35::

Robin Hood Rolled OATS. 5 lb. bag . 43c

Swift's Sliced BACON. lb. . 45:

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FREE DELIVERY PNONE 1801 - 1808

Robin llood Himself Would Got FOR THESE SPECIALS TD-DAY and WEDNESDAY

Carnation MILK. 6 for . 89:

Florida (For Juice) (Bi ORANGES. 2 doz. 69c

Swift's (Brookfieldly SAUSAGE. lb. . . . 35:

Robin Hood had a keen eye for aiming. We have a keen eye on savings for you.

Sliced BACON. lb. . . . . 45:

White SUGAR. I0 lbs. . 95:

Light or Dark MALT. fin . 51.09

TUESDAY St WEDNESDAY ONLY

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g "The Home 'Of Proven Values" 38 Elm -Ave. Phones 2696-"697

"ROBIN HOOD" spells good Flour. "WEATHERBY'S" spells savings. Our Tuesday and Wednesday Morning Specials for you.

Choice

PEARS. .3 fins 49c

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1 Lb. n.; SALMON . . . . . ... 39c

Camalimi MILK. 3 fins 49c

. JOSEPH WEATHERBY

Phone 16-III

'79 Upper Quccii Si. (O)

PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES

"FIND THE MISSING LETTERS"

Each advertisement on this page contains one of the letters from the words

ROBIN HOOD

Clip the ads in rotation. include your name and address and mail to the Prince Edward Theatre. Charlottetown. Three lucky win- ners will be drawn and receive the follow- ing free prizes:

. lsfm98 pound bag of famous "Robin Hood" Flour.

2ndmTwo week's double Theatre Pass. 0 3rd-One week's double Theatre Poss.

Contest Closes by Noon. Thursday. March 12th.

MORE "FREE" PRIZES

For Lucky Patrons Attending the (Evening Showing of

"THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD"

Each night five ticket numbers will be drawn and announced in the Press the fol- lowing day. The ticket holders are then re- quested to return their ticket stub and names to the Theatre Office before 5:00 P.M. The holder of the first number listed wlN receive a "Free" 98 lb. bag of "Robin Hood". If the first number is not returned by contest closing time. then the second number listed or third. etc.. will receive the award. ' A

BE SURE TO HOLD YOUR TICKET STUBS SPECIAL FOR THE BOYS

A super-special "Robin Hood" Archery Set will be awarded to the boy holding the Lucky Ticltef. of each of Saturday's muf- lneos.

PRINCE EDWARD

THUR. - FRI. - SAT.

LOOK KIDS! TWO BIG MATINEES ON SATURDAY AT I0 AND 2'30

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ROMANTIC ADVEN. 9 I of theyeaf!

of nispensei and excitement . ...a Ieingl: ransom! . in spectacular thrills .. . R treasure of comedy. and song - in this great IrllCl'IElIfll'IlCnI.CYCD!I'

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Produced by PERCE PEARCEI acted by KENNETH ANNAKIN: - - screenpiai W”

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ROBIN HOOD-A great show to see i ZAKEM'S-A great place lo deal

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ORANGES. 4 dot. 95c

Campbell's SOUP. 2 fins 25:

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SI. Phone 1505

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We suggest you see the show "Robin Hood". We also suggest you fake advonfoge of our specials for Today and Tomorrow morning.

4-Sirlni: BROOMS .. . . .. . 98c

Floor WET MOPS ..... . 59c

Clncy Wallpaper

CLEANER. 2 tins . 39:

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