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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 09, 1909

Page

2

Pixies Thrill Victoria Crowds In First Performance

The Victoria theatre drew packed crowds for the first performance of The Pixies with 1079 attending and many turned away. Reports from New Westminster Nanaimo and Victoria praise the amateur cast, calling it the best local entertainment and a grand success. Ticket sales showed strong demand with sales opening December 1 at Bentio & Melison's.

Victoria Daily Colonist Victoria Milne Victoria Times Victoria Theatre Avaeam Vittoria Vixies the Columbian New Westmister Pixies Nanaimo Free Press

Farewell Supper for Cranbrook Citizens Rogers and Simpson

A large Cranbrook gathering at the Cranbrook hotel honored outgoing citizens G. T. Rogers and F. B. Simpson with a complimentary supper. Speakers praised their service, and gifts included umbrellas and silver-backed brushes as the crowd celebrated their departures and hoped for continued municipal and regional goodwill.

Cranbrook Hotel G. T. Rogers PF. EB. Simpson R. J. Beattie Stey Danette Cranbrook Rogers Simpson Beattie M. A. Macdonald Joe Ryan Messrs G. I. Thompson Miayor Vancouver Gurdwail Buchanan Herald Alberta British Columbia Mr. Rogers Mr. Simpson Tien Pointee Canada Amon Mr. Brown Nelson Brown Fink

Farewell to Five Stere Simpson at Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge

An informal Maple Leaf Rebekah gathering last Thursday bid farewell to Vast Grand Sister Simpson. Members praised her service, presented a Past Grand’s jewel, and heard eloquent addresses from officers and sisters before singing Auld Lang Syne.

Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge Sister Simpson Tannhauser Briong Simpson D.D.G.M. Parker P. G McFarlane White Beaton Raworth Langin Dennison J. Martin Fergusson Cranbrook Hall Johnston Grand Tannehauser Rebekahs F. B. Simpson Dth

Pageant of Empire at Crystal Palace Announces Festival

The Earl of Plymouth announces a Festival of Empire to be held at Crystal Palace and grounds for May and June next year. A social gathering will unite Britons with subjects from across the empire to foster understanding and goodwill.

Crystal Palace Warl Plymouth

Pageant cycle portrays London history for empire

The festival will feature a series of pageants depicting scenery life and industries from various countries under the crown with a focus on dignity and beauty. Overseas dominions show keen interest and contingents are invited with high level officials and ladies in attendance. Profits from the project will be donated to King Edward VII’s hospital fund.

London Empire India Countess of Minto Canada Countess Grey Australia Countess of Dudley New Zealand Punket Newfoundland Willliams South Africa Selborne Edward VII

Memorial to Captain Webb at Dover next January

A bronze statue to Capt. Matthew Webb, the first man to swim the English Channel, is planned for Dover near the Clarence lawn with a red granite column. Fundraising efforts led by Alfred Jonas succeed, with patrons the Earl of Lonsdale Lord Desborough and Viscount Hill.

Dover Matthew Webb Inglish Channel Niagara England France Clarence Lawn Doyley Jones Webb Alfred Jonas Earl of Lonsdale Lord Desborough Viscount Hill Conway Dawley Blackwall Gravesend Ramsgate Calais

Conductor Strike Demand Pushes 20 Percent Pay Rise

Winnite man and C P R conductors press for a twenty percent wage increase. They are to be supported by engineers and train crews in the action.

Winnite Man Dec

Bengough Brings Canadian Cartoonist Flair to Australian Stage

Bengough, a versatile Canadian cartoonist and entertainer, receives high praise as he opens his Australian tour in Sydney. Critics compare his rapid chalk drawings, humor, and impersonations to Twain and top cartoonists, noting his appeal in New Zealand and an upcoming Cranbrook Auditorium show on December 16. A mining note nearby mentions the Aurora Mints & Smelting company and potential new shipping ore for Moyte.

Bengough Otago Daily Times Sydney Publlic New Zealand Brisbane Mark Twain Bengovd Cranbrook Auditorium Aurora Mints & Smelting Company St. Eugene Moyte Aurora Trail

New Blacksmith Shop and Bunkhouse For Workers

The plant reports two machine drills in constant operation and a payroll of fifteen men. Wages are about 1500 dollars monthly in total, averaging 100 dollars per worker, paid on the 16th. A new blacksmith shop and a bunkhouse have been built to house workers comfortably for the winter.

British to Dissolve January 8 and Elections Set

London reports dates for upcoming political events with dissolution on January 8, borough elections January 14, county elections January 31, and the first meeting of the new Parliament planned for February 1.

London Partmnent Pebbiry

Distribution of Seed Grain by Instruction of the Hon. Minister

The Department of Agriculture announces seed grain samples for Canadian farmers including oats wheat barley peas Indian corn and potatoes. Samples sourced from Indian Head Brandon and Ottawa cover multiple varieties with limited supply per applicant and free mail delivery. Applications open December 1 to February 15 and are filled in order received.

Indian Head Sask Brandon Man Ottawa Ont Danish Island Marquis Stanley Chelsea Preston Huron Pringle Champlain Odessa Mansfield Invincible Standwell Thorpe Arthur Golden Vine Compton Experimental Farms Ee Central Experimental Farm Ozawa

Pixies Fairy Spectacle Promises Grand Cranbrook Show

On December 17 and 18 the Auditorium hosts Mr. W A Milne’s The Pixies a fairy spectacle with about 150 Cranbrook youths in grotesque costumes. Fifty principal parts include Prince Florinal Queen Titania and Angelica as rehearsals finish under Miss Gertrude Jones with Milne directing from Fernie.

W. A. Milne Cranbrook Florinal Titania Angelica Cholly Chrysanthemum Amazon March Gertrude Jones Milne Fernie B. C

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Cranbrook Gymnasium Aladdin Fairy Land Daily News New Bentiio & Melison's Othe Auditorium Mayor Rogers F. BE. Simpson R. T. Bremner Forst J. G. McCallan Fr. Simpson DeWolf Dr. Kim Blyde Baker T. I. McVittie Fort Steele Armstrongs Ryan Coleman T.T. McVittie L. Doran P. J. Wilson R.T. Brynner J. W. Robinson Deane Ster Simpson Knox Girls Elsie Bent Misses Bent Robertson Will Brownlee Charles McCowan Ruth Naomi Captain Webb Central Experimental Wam THE
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