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lPage 14 The Guardian Thiirsday, May 9, 1957

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Burning embers ignited the roofs 3 of nzher buildings At one tinn- IIIGIP ucrc eight fires blazuii In

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' plessls Friday announced creation of a permanent theatre dedic to the

RECRUITING

Lieut. J. J. Bray, the Canadian

dlan writers.

Announce French-

Cunudion Theatre QUEBEC (CPI - Premier Du-

uction of Frencb- and Engilali-language plays by Cul-

He said tie project. 0Il01'i5I39fI and promoted by one of panadaa beet known actors. Gratien Gell- naa of Montreal. has been made possible through tlie cooperation of a Montreal brewery end provincial government. wltlclrllll promised a t100,000 contribution. The theatre will be 911194 . Theatre de la Comedie Canadienne bit the drainiatic author from Vancouver. Quebec or KIWI! V111 be able to find an expm-inn 1- ,. what Mr. Gelinaa said he hopes will become ”the home ol"CIn- c ada's dramatic playwrlshit M.r. Dupleesis made ll- muncemmt oi the. tiiieatire s crea- tion during his Friday presentm- Terence. Wilfrid Gannon. preusient

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"tended. I-O Douglas M. I-Iowatt. PURCHASED THEATRE eat Ion of Mr. ...a Mrs. L. is. 1).. The brewery has purchased R-I-luowaa of Belvedare Avenue. Char-'

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Guards. has been postted to Hdg. Eastern Command. Halltax. as n- irruiting officer. His dune; will bring him to Prince Edward Island llapproximately once a month. Lieut. :Bray has been with the in nu, Canadian Guards at Petawawa. rile is a native of Regina. Saslr. 1 He was in Korea when hostili- ties ended in July. 1953 and since then had the experience of being attached to the Guard's Depot, Ca- terham. England. Lieut. Bray is a graduate (1952) of McGill University. Montreal,

where he received a Batchelor oil

Arts degree.

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given the three hours between I and 11 a.m. Or if his working day ends normally at. say, 3 pm, the rcmaining part of the voting day may be taken into account in fig uriiig time off.

This villi be the fifth election at which voterii wiin are at-but not actually in-the polling place lat closing time will be allowed .10 vote. Before 1940. only those illnsitle the polls at the deadline were given ballots.

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i3...":.::':- 3:? 5.3-..E:."";; mm mm. mm m- ldowntownMonts-eal. eII00I10fwI”""'5'IPII9IA'PdI”-3' i325o.000 and will spend anotha was a mernbc of coin-en 5001 at ;sso.ooo in ..itg.iioniod.:dmtz;ivirfv; R.C.A.F. Station, Portage la put-I. i:Ger;:-geigsinilgmggrl C rli. Prior to Rylng training he liadl

The 1.000-seat theatre will be owned by the brewery but leased lto La Comedic Canadienne, a new lcorporation which obtained-its let- ters patent from the provincial

taken various courses. particular- ly In radar. He had joined the R. C.A.F'. at 11, after taking lirrtj year P.W.C.

iunyina the pro

Ventures Ltd. Earnings Increo

TORONTO (CPl-Ventures Ltd. with laterals in more than two- score mining companies in Canada and elsewhere. had NI Profit in 19560! 81.883151 compared with

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government recently. The corpora- tion's board of directors u to be formed soon.

. Mr. Duplessis said the provin- lcial government will donate S25,-

ject for a Canadian theatre. .

”I believe this is to be the first ll theatre 0! its kind in Canada and' it will be understood that the pro- .vincial government and the people. to! the province have a special in-t iterest in promoting our talented? lartists." i IEPOCH IN DEVELOPMENT T ! Mr. Gagnon said it was the pre-l ;mier's interest which sparked ac-i ition ”on a project that marks ani epoch in the development or art: in Quebec province."

In an interview later. Mr. Gelinas said the creation of a new theatrel makes a 19-year dream come true.

All would be done to make it; tar accessible as possible to all classes of society. For instance. It would have a section where seats would be avilable at the price oi: a ticket to any small movie. theatre. - it was the intention of. La Com- ledie Canadienne to take its plays. ;outside of Montreal to Quebec. asherbrooke and Trois-Rivierea. if lthey drew wide interest. l lie said he would welcome ex- change: with Toronto or other Ca-

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