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PAGE TWO TEE GUARDIAN DECEIBER 17, 1953

'I'0R.ON'IO (GP?-A bid to "take charity out of Canadian theatre" is belnu made by two brothers I-mi a sister whose new theatre oomp- any offers shares on lhe public market.

Murray Davzs. &. Donald. 25 !md their sister. Barbara. 29. have set up 3 permanieiit repertory group in the Crest Theatre, A former suibinban movie house that seats 335. They believe there has been too much support asked for the- atres on the ground that they de- serve it.

”I'haatri- must pay for itself and cannot exist on appeals to public se-4i'itiirnent." said Donald,

The Davis family comes from Newrnark--l. 25 miles north of Tor- rintn. and has nirvndy handled a sizable theatre project.

Previous Experience

Their Straw Hat Players. incor- porated in l9-18. started with si.5m. It oxpzinrled intn two com- panies with :I'l Rllllilal turnover of morn than szimrfl They alto-nn-it-ly

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Toronto Family Hope To Remove iCharity' From Canadian Theatre

play Gmvenhmut and Port Osrling in the summer season.

Shara-financed rape the- at:-ec am now in Canada mm- queint in the United Btstes. But they are numerous and prosperous in Emgland.

Murray and Donald Davis, Ltd, plans 20 productions in I. 40-week season and starts Jan. 5. It has a staff of 37. including 10 players.

The adminlstmtlve staff, mostly British. has been brought from England for teaching purposes. It inclufies: Pierre LeFevre and John Blalchley of London's Old Vic, di- rectors; Brian Mailer of the Arts Theatre, London. general manager; Hutchinson Scott. London, de- signer and Michael Ashiord our the Bristol Old Vic, siarze director.

These five will train Cinadian assistants to take their places when they return to Britain in about six months.

With Juvenile Groups

The three Davlses were trained from childhood in inost aspect; of theatre. They belonged to juvenile theatre groups and did some work with the CEO.

Miu'ra.y and Donald. both bach- elors. studied together at the ur.i- ii'ei'sity of Torniim when Murray freturned from the navy.

During the last three years the Davis trio worked with various companies in England. But they saw to it tlizit one of Lhmn rc- 'tiirn.d niiuii samn to look after .ilic Sti':iw Hat Fl:i,vci's.

Miirray piayetl l,.niidon's West End in "Come B:icl:.LiLllv Slicbfr" and "Albert R. N.." Don:i.l(l had a.

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Vleels Boy In Another Town

Girl Ask: About Pi-opriely Of . lnviiing Him To Her Home

DEAR. MISS DIX: While attending a convention recently, I dated Frank. who is 2.1 (2 years my senior). Since my return home, I have been bored with all the boys here. I have F'raxik's address, though he doesn't have mine. Could I write and ask him to visit me?

Terry.

i ACQUAINTANCE TOO BRIEF

ANSWER: Make your first letter I. bit more impersonal than a direct invitation. You know very little of the boy, your soqiiairitarice was very brief, and you are taking too much for granted from is. casual association,

DEALR MES DIX: My adopted daughter is seven. and I live in

daily

know how to tell her mys

can you recommend one?

ANSWER: "The Adopted Fimuly”. I two-volume publication of ..; .,; Ci-own Publishers, is adimiraibly suited for your purpose. Ad: your i librarian for it, or buy it from 1 bookstore.

DEAR MISS DIX: I'm 18 and have been writing to s boy in ser- received a letter from him saying he wouldn't write me azaiii, and didn't want me to write to him, either.

vice who

is 21. Recently, I

dread that someone will tell her mes not ours by birth. I don't elf. I've heard of books on this subject;

Mrs. D. L.

S:n-be I have groivn to love the boy, I was deeply hurt. I have heard, through is mutual friend, that the reason for his action was a. recent. letter of mine in which I practically proposed to him. He says he's not ready for marriage yet. I didn't realize I sounded so serious; how can I get myself out of this situation?

M. I.

ANSWER: A lesson, I think, is the most you'll get out of the deal. Be friendly and pleas;-iiit when you see the -boy, and perhaps his fond- ncxss for you will dispel his fears. In future, be more cautious and don't repeat. the incident with this. or any other, boy. Young men like in do the wnninr: sh:-mselves; they hate to be hemmed in a corner by

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Miss Nissan cannot reply peummlry to readers but wilul unlwcl nrobicnis of infrr:-st through this column. '

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leading role in "run River Lines." ALLEFGI0 "ml.V,1”."'”'5 P.”Yi 1. What is wrong with this sen- Clmrlcs Morgan's Eiinbiiiiih Fus-l 15 V”-35F-'X5Ch5 fence? "Could I assist YOU in 100- .m.,,1 pmA.,4 I Alp-xlqs (A; K13 axing Mr. Johnson?"

Barb:ira. M rs. Mavwnll Help-l ;; S 2. What is the correct Pmmmclr

mann, joined the Canadian nary show in 1943 and toured Canada,

Britain and Europe. After her dis- charge she studied in London at: the Central School of Dra.mni.icl Art Later she hiid Qtdirig rnles

two "Dari:

It is not unusual for an individ- ual to suffer with some digestive possibly an attack of hives turtle- Yime he knows or

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believes that

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which the

5. head cold. and

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ation of "constable"? 3. which one of these words is mlsqielled? Despondent. dependent, deferrment, condiment. 4. What does the word putable" mean? What is a word beginning

"indis-

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in London successes. Eyes” and ”'I'he Young and Fair."

being caused by something he has , eaten. That substances in the a.lr - dust. pollen, furs. feathers - can also cause all or some of these lsymptoms is now being discovered 1 by zillerglsis. ' In Allergy, Minneapolis. Dr. H, E. ,Diamon-:l states that in over 20 years of practice of allergy he was frequently confronted with eczema-

ivith ab that means "to pardon"? ANSWERS

Say. "May I gsslsl. you in finding Mr. Johnson?" 2. Pronounce first sy'lia.ble kun. u as in run. 3. Deferment. 4. Incapable of being disputed. (Accent second syllable). "He gave indisputable proof of his

when selecting man huxikerchieifs for a man or for a Christmas present. initial should be selected.

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the first name or the last? , A. I'm-nmanltismlwuystho last. For n. woman. the last 1! usual, but the first is perminible. Q. Isn't it poor form for A woman. at her second marrinw. l0 have three or four brldeunsids? A. Yea.itfspoori'orm.'I'bssec-

and infomiuii us Pouibl bride should have but one attend-

t. mq. Should children be asked to be excused from the dinner table while you and your guests are talk-

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Q. How can I add longer life in carpets?

A. Lay sheets of brown D609? under the carpet This gives is soft feeling to the feet, and by dimin- ishing the water. adds longer life to the carpet. At the same time it tends to keep away the air com- ing through the floor and makes the mom wanmer.

Q. How can I make paint dry quicker?

A. Fresh paint will dry quicker if an elecvtrfc fan is placed in the room. It will also drive away the odor that is so unpleasant to some persons. '

Q. How can I prevent the fat from catching fire when brolling steaks or chops in the oven?

A. Cover the .boftom of the broillng pan with a. little water. This will catch the fat from the meat and prevent its burning.

it, be sure t hat you can afford to

do so, For the Birthday

If tomorrow is your birthday, you have great cause for optimism now. Past efforts should begin to bear fruit during January and, if you are alert in seizing new opportuni- ties which should come your way during February and March. you should be able to consolidate gains still further. Try'not to scatter your energies, however. Concentration on one task at s. time will pro- duce results more quickly.

Social and domestic srffairs should be unusually harmonious

"cusloin-made" Cellos New Brouklusl Vogue

Marvellous 10096 Real Collee Mule , 'f'iStrong, Medium or Mild" Right in the Cup

Al: breakfast you could always at your tout light or dark-your bacon medium or well-done-your eggs, 2, 8 or 4-minute boiled. But your coffee? Well. you just got

coffee The coffee mltht be too strong for yau'-it tasfod ittu. 01' too mild

for you-it tasted weak. But if you were in the minority-too badl After all, one i: of cofoo can't satisfy everybody a taste.

But then came the Iiswlution-"m "Codes Revolution"l Now the most forgotten "little man" can get Just the cup of coffee he likes! Seriously, though, it's.the women who make the coffee who brought on the revolu- tion! It was they who discovered the wonderful new Instant Claus & Sanborn, and started sewing it for breakfast.

First of all. here's 1007., real coffee that really tastes like it. Chaie & Sanborn scientists saw to that! They took on the job of pro- ducing sn "instant" worthy of Chase an Sanboi-n's 100-you-old coifee reputation. They never re- laxed till they had succeeded in extracting from the finest coffee beans the color and texture-the rich robust flavor and aroma of freshly ground coHee.

Next. housewives decided that this definitely superior iiinstant" plainly belongs whenever and wherever coffee is served. And then, every- body caught on to the other import- ant benefit. Cups of Instant Chase 8: Sanbom can be "custom-made" to each person's taste. Goodbye to the old one-pot handicap!

Farewell to Grounds

For the housewife, Instant Chase & Sanborn means the end of that dole- ful after-meal chore of securing u stained coffee pot and )l!p0ll!lg of coffee grounds. Here is the modern, dainty, trouble-free way of serving fine coiee.

Budgewers are axcifpd about the savings onllnstsnt Chase & Sanborn too. The regular size jar makes about the same number of cups as a pound of regular ground coffee. Yet it sells up to 40: leu than n pound of regular codes.

New Instant Chase & Sanborn is 1009;; real coffee-and tastes like it. Rousing, rich-iisvorcs coffee-ready with its magical lift the moment you add the hot water.

It's your kind of codes-made by people with nearly 100 years of coffee experience.

One sip and you'll agree-it's so good you'll make it your regular coffee!

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oven. ious dermatoses iskln ailments). Identity... 5 Absolve during the 3113! 9-K month in -Mrs. Kermit Brunt. Th” "mum "1 me” ”q”u'ed by In "Gem yea” he has obsmued an ' . l1liii48'lbl1etn1S)leL)ll)n amfilll” snce of the toughest challenges culty. During the lute summer the endowed with a. magnetic persona

increasing number of paiionm who presented

the a.vei-age person is usually five minutes more. .

allty, g-rest ambition and unusual imagination,

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specfs 8 this day will he

should help you overcome minor A child born on

summer. A sense of humor, plus irritations without too much diffi-

thcmsclves mainly for your lnnately philosophical accept-

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CHRISTMAS shopping list!

ZER-0-PAK

Asparagus Tips, Lima Beans, Green and Wax Beans, Cauliflower, Cut Com, Green Peas, Spin- ach, Squash.

MINUTE-MAID

Concentrated O r a n g e Juice-with no sugar add- ed. It's pure orange juice, squeezed from tree-riperi- ed fresh oranges.

KOLD-PAK

Crisp. fresh strawberries, so fresh you would think you had picked them your- self that very morning. Irresistably inviting.

the treatment of atopic (allergic) der-ma.titis and many of them came on the recommendation of older patien-ts with respiratory diseases (nose, throat. bronchial tuibes, lungs) who along with these

respiraiory comrplaints had skin disturbances, the skin disturbances clearing up under the treatment lgiven for their respiratory symp- toms. l Of 238 consecutive new patients seen by Dr. Dizimoiid from Janu- ary. 1949, to July. 1952, I79 rom- plained primarily od DUSC, throat and chest sympwms, Among those l patients with respiratory symptoms. itliere was also preseni 23 cases of latclplc dennaiitis and 7 cf the 23

Eiad, as well, asthma, allergic rhini-

tis (head cold) or hay fever. Dr.

Diamond noticed that the skin in-

flammation improved while he was

giving the doses to prevent hay .fovsr. uthnm, or inflamed eyelids. Lifter several years' cxpcricnce livith these cases. Dr. Dl.llll'll'(l -came an the following conclus- l "ions: i l. Al.a.rgan.uniberofecz.amn.tous -skin inthmmauon is seen among i "individuals with allergic rairstory disease such as hay fever and bron- chial asthma.

2. The derxncioscs (skin dis- turbances) often improve together with the treatment of respiratory complaint by means of individually adjusted small,doses of extracts from the antigens or substances causing the respiratory disorder.

3. An increase in the skin in- flzurimsilnn caused by the sub- stance inhaled-dust. pollen, rag- weed,-is observed following the in- jectlon of extracts from dust, pol- len, molds, etc, for the punpose of testing out this method of treat- meni.

4. Favorable results are obtained in the Lreatrnexit of such skin dis- turbances with concentrations of dust, pollen or mold extracts in- jected in smaller closes than those used in the treatment of respira- tory complaints.

This knowledge thAC..l1ihI-led lib- sianoes can cause or inc-reuse tin dutinhsmu in Addition to regain- tory symptoms nhould help clear up many of these stubborn skin disturbances.

Linoleum Vnrnish

To make I. varnish for linoleum. melt s small amount of glue in I pint of water. Have the linoleum clean and dry. If applied with a paint brush at night it should be perfectly dry by morning.

P001111! Onions

Dip an onion for a moment in boiling water and then begin at the root and peel upwards. It will be found that this method does not affect the tear ducts of the eyes.

Cooler Food

To cool quickly any dish 0: has food, place it in a pan of cold salt water.

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For Tomorrow

MATTERS involving investments. lll'0l')eriy. any project which affects financial security should be hand- led with extreme caution this day. Make no moves that would hurt either your credit or your prutige. The outlook is excellent, however. for domestic, family and household affairs.

The evening hours show '- enc- ial vibrations for cultural activi- ties. There is a. possibility that you may be approached for s favor dur- ing this period but. before granting

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