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He was noticeably entliustastic about the backstage facilities— because it is here the actor and actress prepare themselves to 'Iive' their stage roles. Prac- ticall,\i all amateur performers will appreciate what real back- stage facilities mean because . have long been treading the boards in houses where. the. inadequacies of preparation spat‘e were too apparent.

Mr. Moore noted with ap-‘ proval the specially valuable rehearsal and wardrobe rooms

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 Mr. MacDonald said. “Mr. Hope-Wallace's past association with the DDF. and his wi e ex- perience with both French and English theatre. make him an excellent choice as filial festival adjudicator."

This will mark his fourth visit to Canada as he adjudicat— ed the Dominion Drama Festiv~ al's t‘inal competition in T0— ronto in I949. in Halifax in 1958

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