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MAY 15. 1951
iiwaroupsseek rheatrellonours At 51 Festival
N Ont. May l2--(CP)- rrlegfzlgould be'a spedal roll of drums to herald the opening Mon- -lay of the fifth Dominion Drama
while the stakes are thEec;lu:ee.' most groups will be making their first WPGIYIMG "1 national com-petitions, tan gible proof that drama in Canada '15 growing up and more potential am,-3 mp actresses are appear- "mg before the footllghts.
For instance it will be the - first D. D. F. appearance for Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild. due to present Patter- son Greene's "Papa is All", at p
the May 10 matinee.
Another group to mnke an in- itial appearance that night-final one of the week-long festival- will be Welland. 0nt., Little Theatre players. Their play. "Juno and the Paycock." is an Irish tra- gedy by Sean 0'Ca.sey.
The Besdsorough trophy. emble- matic of Canada-wide drama hon- ors, probably will-be uppermostin the minds of most groups when they go on the stage of London Little Theatre. However, aside from getting an approving nod from adiudicator Jose Ruben, most of them will also be looqlng for- ward to his criticism at the end of each performance-to pick up tips which may help them pro- duce bigger and better shows.
Monday Opening '
A prominent actor and director. Mr. Ruben will arrive Sunday from New York City. He will get
down to business Monday night-
when Vancouver Repertory Thea-
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"'rzT tre opens with Thomas Job's "Therese," adapted in English from a. novel by Emile Zola.
Besides the Bessborough trophy. other awards await Mr. Rubens choice: Festival plaques for the best presentation in English, the best presentation in French, both excluding the Bessborough win- uer.
There also are prizes for ban production and design. Then there's the Nella Jefferies trophy for the best actress; the Henry Osborne trophy for the best actor.
At least two persons, Donald Home of Welland, who plays the part of John Bosle in "Juno and the Paycodc", and John Colicos of ,Toronto, have high hopes of get- ting the latter award. Both won similar prizes in their regional festivals, Mr. Collco's for his in- terpretation of "King Charles". in George Bernard Shaw's "In Good King Chnrles' Golden Days". The will French group of the Mont- real Repertory Theatre was.9ched- uled to present Wednesday after- noon a lone-act play. "Les Amea Captives" (captive souls) by the 1'” ” writer Yvette Naubert.
However director Mario Duliaru announced in Montreal Tuesday that the group hasn't been able
to raise funds to finance the trip. -.
Y's Men ,Glub Entertain: Patients of Sanatorium
A group of patients attended an unusual feature in the Sanatorium Auditorium on Thursday night.
May 10th.
The Y's Men Club with their talented performers presented ava- riety of humorous sketches, vocal solos, dramatized songs, accordion. piano and violin solos, tap dancing
and ballet dancing. Among the numbers were: Down by. Jasper: Farm
Cruising Down The River; -How Are You Going To Keep Them On The Farm; Blue Skirt Waltz; Good Old Mountain Dew; Going
Back To Where I Come From
Wait Till The Cows Come Home; Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me
Good-bye.
The pianist, who also acted as i of ceremonies, was Mr. O.
K. Presby. This performance was indeed appreciated by the pn- tlenta, end they wish to thank the Y's Men Club for their kindness
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WEST CENTRAL KOREA, May 9-(OP)-A Canadian patrol, car- ried on the backs of -United States Patton tanks, ranged far into Chi- nese territory Tuesday, captured four prisoners and withdrew in-
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For the first time since the Chi- nese spring offensive in Korea got under way late in April Bill Boss. Canadian Press correspond- ent with the Princess Patrlclas, is permitted in the following dispatch to identify the Canadians and to name individuals. In this story of the Patriciasl return to action after I. period of test he is able to identify the young officer who ordered mortar and artillery fire upon his own position when the Chinese overran it last April 24. 0anadiana' that nkht stopped the enemy of- fensive in their sector of the front.
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The force was commanded by Capt. Wally Mills of Winnipeg, the officer who on the night of April 24 shredded the enemy who over- ran his position by calling three regiments of artillery and a bat- talion of mortars down upon it.
(That was the night, Boss re- ported at the time, when the Chi- nese attaoked in muses on asteep hill in the west central sector. The defending troops were outflanked and encircled but the Chinese fail- ed to break the line. Boas said artillery and mortar fire rained upon Mills' position for three hours after his men ran out of ammunition and he called for ar- tillery support. All the time, Mills coolly gave fire directions.)
Mllla' patrol saiiied from the ; strong Canadian defensive posi- tions and probed north, taking up positions on hills still farther south.
There; a platoon under Lieut. ; Herbert Gray of Victoria. 3. C., spa” i two Chinese outposts high- tailing it down a. short ravine and gave chase.
The Chinese eluded detection until a platoon under Lieut. John Pearsodo (hometown unavailable immediatel ) was guided to their hideout, a well-fortified, two-room bunker, by Pte. Pat Cullen of Weyburn, sask. The platoon. bay- oneted rifles at the ready. went in and discovered four enemy sol- diers, their belts bristling wi
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"Even so. they seemed scared and came out easily enough," said Cullen.
The patrol held the area during most of the daylight hours, re- turning to base late in the after-
C., commanding the Patriclas,ment has benefitted by the confi- temporlflly 111 the absence Of Lt.- dance the men have acquired in Col. J.R. Stone at rear hesdquart- them." ers on administrative matters, said: .
"This was one of our most suc- cessful patrols. It also marks thel T0R0NT'0- M37, 14'lcP)” first time that the Patricias work- i William 1-muck. Libejral member ed so closely with tanks. The regl- 1 of the Ontario Legislature ll”
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