University Players Shine in Shaw Comedy You Never Can Tell
The University Players at Cranbrook delivered a first rate performance of George Bernard Shaw's You Never Can Tell. Cast members including the irrepressible twins and Valentine the sex duellist impressed with clear diction expressive gestures and careful emphasis. The show drew a good crowd on a Saturday night and ended with a reception for the company and friends.
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Players’ Club
George Bernard Shaw
Elly
Prof. Wood
Crenbrook
Valentine
Gloria
Mr. Crampton
William
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B. C. University
Toronto critic praises local violinist Vincent Fink
Vincent Fink of Cranbrook B C returned from Toronto where he attended Osgoode Hall and studied at the Toronto Conservatory of Music. The Toronto Saturday Night lauds the Conservatory concerts as revealing high talent from across Canada and notes Fink’s performance of the Symphony Ragagnole with impressive tone and technical authority.
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Toronto
Osgoode Hall
Fink
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Canada
University of Toronto
Convocation Hall
North America
Cranbrook
B.C
Ferdinandt Fillion
Presbyterian Church
Pink
Kimberley
The Everlasting Helper and All Are Invited Daily Devotions
A sequence of devotional note headings with Bible verses for June days from Saturday through Friday. Entries include themes of refuge and calamity, divine unity, receiving from God, light and health, sons of God, and invitation to worship, citing Psalms, Isaiah, and John.
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Lord
Jacob
Ministers Resignations and Dismissals Shake Province
The Cranbrook Herald notes two ministers have resigned and two others dismissed from the Prior government, with a general election now certain in the province. George Hogarth reports disposing of his interest in the Wentworth Hotel. Surveying teams move to Fort Steele to locate the Kootenay Central route through to Fort Steele.
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George Hogarth
Wentworth T Hotel
Fort Steele
Kootenay Central
Recognition on Leaving Western Grocers Staff
Manager J Schell summoned F W Burgess back to the office to face the entire staff who presented a farewell address and a cut glass bowl with carnations. Burgess thanked the staff and said the feelings were mutual as he departed from Western Grocers.
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Westen Grocers
J. Schell
F. W. Burgess
Brgess
Mr. Burgess
Coming Events at Presbyterian Schoolroom and Parish Hall
Friday June 1 Marion Oliver Mission Band concert and gale of work at Presbyterian schoolroom at 7 30 p m. Friday June 8 Christ Church Sunday School and Choir Dramatic Entertainment and Concert at Parish Hall followed by dancing. Train No 67 held at McGillivray Creek by a mud slide for over twenty four hours. It is being consolidated with Friday's train from Crow's Nest due about 4 p m. No 68 also held at Crow's Nest Thursday night for some time.
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Marion Oliver
Presbyterian Schoolroom
Christ Church
McGillivray Creek
Crow's Nest
Crows Nest
City Team Maintains Lead in Amat'R League
City team holds early advantage in the amateur league with a tight win as Baker of the High made key plays in the late innings. Lumberton upset Kimberley 6 4 in district play while Cranbrook beat Wycliffe 6 3. Next Sunday Lumberton Fernie and Cranbrook Kimberley visit.
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Baker
Lumberton
Kimberley
Cranbrook
Wycliffe
Fernie
Bu Pac
CHY
Winners at annual school sports held last Wednesday
The Victoria Day event at G. W. V. A. grounds drew crowds as high school and public school events crowned champions. Highlights include Lee Davis and Connie Bassett winning 100 yards, Loran Jordan and Ruay Beech top long jump, and Bill Selby and Lee Davis thriving in mid distance races.
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Lee Davis
Jas, Logan
See
Connie Bassett
Katherine Dallas
B. Hogarth
Musser
Angus MacDonald
BE. Hogarth
Dorothy Hoigson
Amy Williams
Lilliun
C. Musser
D. Morrison
A. McDonald
A. Nisbet
Yils
Billy Taylor
George Helmsing
Nettie Johnston
Pearl Pritchard
Allan Gill
Robert Taylor
Nancy Nisbet
Elizabeth Miller
Sea's
Stephen Magro
Dennis Turner
May Gooderham
May Cox
Jim Stone
L. Steward
Catherine Worthington
Marian Gill
G. Helmsing
R. Brown
J. Brooks
L. Stewart
B. Taylor
S. Magro
R. Linnell
H. Hold
Ener
Sophie Mader
Molly Johnston
Pauline Bowness
Dorothy Shaw
Melanie Lebeau
Gene Ingham
Women’s Institute Meeting Announces Local Neighborhood Needs
The regular monthly gathering will be in Veterans' hall at 8 oclock on Tuesday June 8. Members welcome new books arriving by Tuesday and a special feature will be a Dollar Sale of miscellaneous goods cooking sewing and more. Herald Want Ads for results.
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Women's Institute
Veterans’ Hall
Local Meet Results Highlight Top Finishers
Cameron Macdonald led boys with first, Clarence Barrett second. In girls action, Hilla Pohio won and Lily Polio finished second in a nearby Cameron event.
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Mary M. Bell
Florence Macdonald
Steve Romanulk
Bud | Sullivan
Anna Poho
Gladys DeWolfe
Charlie Wilson
Burty Hill
Marjorie Keyes
Edith Johnson
Robert White
Roder, Bell
Cameron Macdonald
Clarence Barrett
Hilla Pohio
Lily Polio
Prize Winners in Victoria Day Parade
Prizes were awarded for decorated floats cars and bicycles in the 24th of May street parade. Winners include Kirst Prize for Motor Float, Best decorated auto J R Walkley, Best decorated bicycle Josephine Marapodi and James Taylor second Pauline Bowness. The coal weighing contest added to the day’s proceeds with the coal lump winning by a Kimberley visitor. coal weighed 1126 pounds with close guesses at 1125 pounds. The parade orders listed numerous participants from G W V A Cranbrook entourage to Rotary Club and various local groups.
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Kirst
Rotary Club
J. R. Walkley
Josephine Marapodi
James Taylor
Pauline Bowness
Cranbrook Cartage & Transfer Co
Corp’ Wilson
Indian Mission
Melvin Leask
One Horse Shay
Chinook Coal
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Cranbrook Courier
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W. H. Wilson
H. J. Collier
M. A. Beale
W. J. Barber
F G Marsh
H Kummer
Len Clark
W. E. Worden
Bert Hill
H. B. Jecks
Bert Grady
W. Z. Manning
G. Sinclair
A. C. Blaine
Jas, Taylor
A. Sackaguchi
Kenneth Bassett
Geo. Roberts
Graham Dale
Ernest Kennedy
Evan Williams
Stan, Moffatt
Eddie White
Herbert Potter
Marapodi
Arthur Sadkaguchi
Eb, Williame
Fair Grounds
Queen
Conrad Fisher
Augie
I. Fisher
J. W. Lochead
Old Dumbells Shine In Crowded Cranbrook Auditorium Show
The Old Dumbells delivered a brisk two act revue full of wartime and fresh material at the Auditorium Monday evening. Standouts included Red Newman and Stoney Broke in No Man's Land with lively skits and sparkling costumes driving the fast pace and broad humor. The performance drew a packed crowd with many turned away, highlighting the act’s enduring appeal and strong stage craft.
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Dumbells
Sone
Red” Newman
Stoney
Burlington Bertie
Langley
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