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Thceatte 2am awn 0.1 P. m. Those who are not members of the Assoc-

seesons concerts before or night 0t ths Dance . IrMS-ii-ﬁ-ﬂ.

RECALLS BOYHOOD IN CHAR.- LOTTETOWN-‘A Bishop Jot-s “i: Down." appearing on Harper's oi Spring publications, is the lat- est book written by Right Rev.

C. Kelley. ‘Ilhis book will be o! interest to many Charlotte- town people since Bishop _Kelley relates many incidents o! his boy- hood and recalls people and events oi’ the Oharlottetowin of his youth.

POETRY SGCIETY- ‘Ihe Catholice Poetry Society held their April meeting on ‘rhuralay the 13th at the home of Mrs. C. F‘. H. MacDonald. Riverside Apart- ment, since a number oi members were aibsent because of illness the program arranged tor this meeting had to be post ned until May- This proved to a very enioy- 'aible afternoon for the |who were fortunate enough to at- ] tend.

REGENT ABEGWEIT CHAPTER I.O.I).E.-—Miss Hunt of Bum- mcgiside spent the week-end in the ‘cit . Miss Hunt is the Regent o1 “' eit" Chapter I.O.D.E., Sum- merside, not, “Crystel" as appeared yesterday.

BUSTICO HIILPERB-J-n Rustico Cross School there is a very active branch of the J.R.Cﬂ., lcnown as the Rustico Helpers. who have meetings every second Friday oi the month when the committees

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winter season and tli members are now collecting cou- pons tor the C. Children. Prui- dent. Rita Gallant; vice-pres. Ev- erette Gallant; see, R. Gallant;

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Mae Peters. Eileen Kneabone:

vice com., Leonard Gallant, Ralph Kneaibone. Wallace Gallant: gram com, Gallant, W tier Peters.—(l>atriot please copy). _i€i?s_6»h—ts__

m. J. G. Tmmins. Royal Bank, Ilunter River, is spending his va- cation in East Boston, Mass.

Mr. Harry Timmins. Mount Ste- wart, is v iting friends Ln lhst Bmton, Mass.

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Merle Oberon’s Big Success

Merle Uberson is at her bee in “The Divorce oi Lady X," an Alex- ander Korda production which is the attraction at the mince Edward Theatre.

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"The Divorce or Lady X" reveals two important facts about the popu- lar Miss Oberon. (a) that she locks even more beautiful in Technicolor, and (b) she has an unc for comedy.

Also sh on the Prince Ed- ward Screen s the Weekly Lowell

omas News and Another in the Serial of Hittorlca! lvintteries. Have you voted ior the most ular Bel-Y? in Charlottetown yet See Theatre window display.

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"MY Vogt Society and a Campbell of the Junior society.

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Vogt Society Sponsors Work oi i Gh"l‘own Composer.

poses and not p ‘reﬂection o! some popular mood o! e moment.‘

‘The society, thereiore, ‘ ‘ ined to provide the means oi pub- lication anti the means oii per- forming to young Canadian oom- posers. The ﬁrst. oompetiti which called forth 12 entree, lae year, . it and the

day. Already Judges are busy on manuscripts tor the current com- petition which is expressly for ounpositions for tme piano alone or for a stringed instrument with piano accompaniment. "Performance of niunbere takes place at meetings oi the society about four times a year and hir- Juni ‘v.3. mi..,*“"“ or . ‘Honorary president of both bran- ches is Mrs. Jame; motley, who was Miss Gretchen V081. daughter oi the man in whose name the society was formed. Ewart B. Walker is active president oi the

Mr. MacNutVa Career

ill ‘s winning composer. Wel- ENutt. A native oi’ Ober- lottetown, he spent some years in Barrie before he won the V Memorial Scholarship in 1928 whi enelfed him to continue study at the ‘mronw Oonservnto of Mu- sic. The iollowiﬁg year he was ed the Ferguson Scholarship and the next year a scholarship in composition. Study was with Canada's greatest oom- poser and one of the country's finest musicians, Dr. Healy Wil- lan, under whom Mr. MncNutt learnedfoplszytheomunaswell as e . He begin sturdy .0! the piano when he "was 10 years old and now in his tarly 20's Mr. MiwNutt is recognized as an ac- complished musician and is organ- istattiheOh-urch o! the Holy ‘lrinity in ‘Boron/w.

"That is the musical background of the Vogvt Society's first oom- pooer. His accomplishments as a writer of music come along way to rivaling his musicianship. Pub- lished works include two secular songs whidi won a prize given by the W‘ ‘ chapter o! the mi- perial er Dauirhters 0i the lmiipdre; an anthem "Ride on.Ride on in Majesty?’ and another sec- red composition, "Missa Scncti Aidsm." Un shed works run the gamut o tone poems for or-

chestra, nu solutes, piano music to pzelud for the organ and songs. Veri is ovi- dcnt an well aa amount.

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"Whether Walter Macliutt gives Canada cannot

according to his own admission. reﬂect the study of Bach and the inﬂuence of Dr. Willem whose works Io for inspiration both to madrigel music o! the 10th and 17th centuries and to modernmg- lish oomwre of the contrapuntal school. e your»: composer

yet togilind imself’ in religious

1g; secular music I think is more romantic than modem,

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