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"Everyâ€" the title of the one ther is "Law of the Chester Morris and nance, unfolded it mâ€"wide advertising it of control, form: ESTER MORRIS, ANNE SHIRLEY, EDUARDG CIANNELLI, WALTER ABEL ADDED ATTRACTION PRESTON FOSTER, SALLY EILERS in VIKING ELEC e Jan. 19th Law of the 10 FLOOR POLISHERS AND VACUUM CLEANERS FOR REN~NT Enjoy Your Smokes UNIVEERSAL body‘ for puzzle| London Evening Standard:â€"Because in lively | the war is causing a shortage of starch, racketeers the British Launderers‘ Research Asâ€" features of sociation are trying to find a substitute. breakfast~â€" | Unless it is found there will soon be a ecrooks deâ€" run on softâ€"fronted dress shirts, A who draws member of a men‘s clothing firm says: evolves his "Soft shirts have been competihng with ers to the the stiff variety for some time. â€" It e schemes would not be surprising if, before the winter is over, soft shirts have won." . Doing It," th Preston starring Phone 2440 With many of the scenes filmed in a large ~advertising office, the inner workings of advertising campaigns and the painting of advertising posters is revealed for perhaps the first time on the screen. Supporting the stars is a notable group of players. Lorraine Kreuger, the dancer who scored in Faces of 1937," plays her first featured role as a game entertainer. Richard Lane and Guinn Williams are cast as racketeers, Cecil Kellaway as head of the breakâ€" fastâ€"food company and William Brisâ€" bane as his timid son, with Arthur Lake, Frank M. Thomas, Jack Carson and Sally Ward in important roles. Christy Cabanne directed. Foster and Miss Eilers have the roâ€" mantic leads as commercial artists in the breakfastâ€"food company‘s adverâ€" tising department, who perfect the idea for the contest. The two favorites are cxcellently cast as a pugnacicus pair Doing It" Get rid of those annoyâ€" ing noists, Be certain your radio is performâ€" ing correctly, All work guaranteced. N*S! it was feared at first that the animal would have to be destroyed. Eventualâ€" ly, however, the suffering animal was taken out to W. Bailey at the incinerâ€" ator plant, who was able to sew up the wounds and the dog made splendid reâ€" covery, though the poor auimal sufferâ€" ed terrible agony until relieved by the good work of Mr. Bailey. It was thought that the animal was caught by some one who was on more or less friendly terms with the dog, and that by the use of a rope round his neck, choking him so that he could not makse himself heard in his suffering, the dog was held mute and defenceless while he was cruelly slashed with the knife. Ten years ago John Brown, of the Lake Shore Road, reported to the auâ€" thorities the horrible treatment given to a valuable dog he owned. The aniâ€" mal had been slashed and gashed all over the body and legs by a knife. There were a number of serious gashes on various parts of the dog‘s body and THURS., JAN 18â€"Another Big Fotoâ€"Nite Offer this week §225 "SHOW FOLLIE®" "FAST AND FURIOUS" With FRANCHOT TONE, ANN SOTHERN and RUTH HUSSEY ADDED FEATURETTE The Three Stooges inâ€"*"Three Snappy People" CARTOONâ€"‘Msovic Phoney News" Friday and Saturday, January 19th and 20th "CHARLIE McCARTHY DETECTIVE Starringâ€"EDGAR BERGEN and sSHORTS "THE ICE POND". UNIVERSAL NEWS "HIGHL] Sunday Midnight (12.15 a.m..) Monday and Tuesday also Wednesday, Jan. 21, 22, 23, 24 "MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON" Last Showmg Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., Jan. 18th "SCREWBALL FOOTBALL"â€"Color Parade ANOTHER BIG FOTOâ€"NITE AT THE PALACE THEATRE Starring â€" "DEAD END KIDS," RONALD REAGAN and SHORTS Prices at All Matineesâ€"CHILDREN 10c Starringâ€"JAMES STEWART, EDWARD ARNOLD and JEAN ARTHUKR sSHORTS "KANGAROO COUNTRY"â€"Magic Carpet FOX NEWSâ€"NEWS OF THE WORLD NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. Thursday Onlyâ€" January 25th "HELL‘Ss KITCHEN" PALACE E PONDY"â€"Cartoon "HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WORLD® THE PORCUPINE AODVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES "PROBLEM CHILD"â€"Cartoon CHARLIE McCARTHY The regular meeting of the town council was held ten years ago with Mayor Gso. S. Drew in the chair and Councillors A. G. Carson, Dr. S.. L. Honey, R. Richardson, Alfred Caron, J. T. Chenier and C. P. Ramsay presâ€" ent. A letter was received from the Kitchener City Council pointing out the desirability of an amendment to the Old Age Pensions Act so that. muniâ€" cipalities may be permitted to share proportionately in the returns from the estate of any deceased pensioner. The Government asked that property left by a pensioner be turned over to the Government so that the pension may be thus recovered after the pensioner Next Revival Night, Friday, Jan 26th, 1940 Showingâ€""LIVES of a BENGAL LA NCER" Tuesday and Wednesday, January 23rd 24th Double Feature Programme EDMUXNXD LOWE arnd WENDY BARRIE in "WITNESS VANISHES" SECOND FEATURE JEAXN ROGERS, WM. FRAWLEY, ROBT. KELLARD in Thursday and Friday, January 18th and 19th Every 2nd and 4th Friday of each month we will feature reviâ€" vals, in addition to the regular Show, at no increase in prices. Stay and see a topâ€"notch picture along with the regular proâ€" gramme. Episode No. 5 of the New Serialâ€""Daredevils of the Red Circle" aturday, After Midnight on Sunday (12.15) GOLDFIELDS RICHARD ARLEN, ANDY DEVINE, ANNA NAG Added Shortâ€""HOLLYWOOD BOWL"â€"a Cartoon ADDED sSHORTS "Nellic the Indian Chief‘s Daughter‘â€"a Cartoon "The Land of Alaska"â€"Chas. GOodyear "Fools That Make History" and Monday, January 20â€"22 ROY ROGERS and GQE. (GABBY) HAYES in OF DEATH V ALLEYC" "LEGION OF LOST FLIERS" _ Fergus Newsâ€"Recordâ€"It must grieve poor Adolf Hitler when he thinks that he can‘t possibly kill off all the people who would like to kill him. "Mrs. J. McKinnon, who has not been in the best health for some time past, left last ‘week for Toronto, for treatâ€" ment by specialists in the city." "Mrs. W. Mortson, of Latchford, is visiting her son, A. Mortson, Timmins." ‘J. R. Walker is a visitor to Toronto this week." "Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fogg left on Sunday for a visit to Florida." "Mrs, A. J. Shragge and children are away on a visit to relatives and friends at Ottawa." "Jos. Berini is in Toronto this week attending the annual motor show of the Willysâ€"Overland and Durâ€" ant autos." "U. C. Fitzgerald, local manager of the Fesserton Co., is on a business visit to Toronto." :"Mr. Victor Godin returned last week from Ottawa, where he was visiting on his way back from Detroit, Mich." ""K. Eyré. was: a visitor to Montreal this wéek, repreâ€" senting the District Trustees of the Ontarioâ€"Quebecâ€"Maritime district of the Kiwanis." "Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. H. Lochrie, 61 Third avenue, Schuâ€" macher, on Saturday, Jan. 11th, 1930â€" a daughter, (Marguerite)." Among the local items in The Adâ€" vance ten years ago were: "A. A. Amos, of Cobalt, viceâ€"president of the Arthur E. Moysey Co. is a visitor to town this week." "Bornâ€"At St. Mary‘s hospital, Timmins, on January 3rd, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Aubreyâ€"a daughter." ‘"To the heroines of the North Land," said The Advance ten years ago, ‘‘should be added the name of Edna Berndt, of Nahma, four miles south of Cochrane on the T. N. O. There »as a fire at the Berndt home on Monday morning of last week and Edna braveâ€" ly dashed into the burning house to rescue "her brcthers and sisters from the flames. ‘She sustained â€" terrible burns, and" died at the Cochrane hosâ€" pital on Wednesday afternoon from pneumonia that developed as a result of the smoke, burns and inevitable exposure following the fire and the trip to the hospital from Nahma. Mrs. Berndt and six other children are in the hospital at Cochrane, suffering frozâ€" en feet, ears and hands. They are all expected to recover if no complications ensue, but the little heroine, Edna, has passed on. The father of the home was away at the time of the fire." "STOP, LOOK and LOV E." has no> further use for the property. The Kitchener council felt that the municipality that paid part of the penâ€" sion should share in any money thus received by the Government. Eventuâ€" ally, the council passed a resolution to the effect that the Government be asked to consider the amendment of the Old Age Pensions Act so. that the local municipality that had contributed to the cost of maintaining any penâ€" sioner may after his death share in any sums recovered from the deceased penâ€" sioner‘s estate by the provincial comâ€" mission in proportion to the amount contributed by the local municipality to the total cost of maintaining such pensioner, and that a copy of this resolution be sent to the commission. In The Advance ten years ago:! "Brief reference was made last week to the death of Edward N. O‘Grady, who passed away at his home, 91 Wilson avenue, on Thursday last, Jan. 9th, 1930. Mr. O‘Grady was one of the real oldâ€"timers of Timmins and dis-l trict, having been in this camp singce it cpened in 1912. He was held in high. estesm by all who knew him and his death is very deeply regretted by all. For twelve years the late Mr. O'Gradyl was in the employ of the Ontario Forâ€"| estry Branch. The first two years he| worked as a fire ranger in the Timmins district, and the next two years as a| deputy chief in the same place. For the last eight years he had held the position of chief fire ranger in the' Cochrane district, with headquaxterss at Norembega." ADDED SHORTS "Voodoo Harlem"â€"a Cartoon PARAMOUNT NEWS TELDLEPHONE 5 +J | _ Robert Cummings was first to suffer ‘under McCarthy‘s barbed sallies. Cumâ€" _mings came to "Charlie McCarthy, Deâ€" tective" after finishing a fourâ€"week stint with Sonja Henie at 20th Cenâ€" turyâ€"Fox studios where he put in a month learning to skate and doing comedy skating routines. MHe was bit tired and bruised after his experiences. McCarthy Speaks As Cummings gingerly eased himself into a chair on the set, McCarthy i asked: \Charlie McCarthy, Detective, This Week at Palace Theatre | Those that suffered most under the barrage of Charlie‘s splintery wit were Mortimer Snerd, Robert Cummings, Constance Moore, John Sutton, Samue) S. Hinds, Ray Turner and producerâ€" director, Prank Tuttle. "Charlie McCarthy, Detective," is the first picture in which Charlie has had the title role all to himself. In his ' first, "Goldwyn Follies", his efforts were |confined to specialties and bits. He | advanced a step in "Letter of Introâ€" | duction," playing a supporting role with | Andrea Leeds, Adolphs Menjou and George Murphy, while in "You Can‘t Cheat an Honest Man" he shared the ;billing honours with his mortal enemy, | W. C. "Bill" Pields. But in "Charlie McCarthy, Detective," he not only has ‘ the title role, but he‘s a big star. Only ifly in Charlie‘s honey is the presence ! in the cast of Mortimer Snerd, Bergen‘s "How does it feel to sit down of your own free ‘will, Bob?" Later, John Sutton came under fire after he had fumbled a line twice. ocooo0000000000-000000:00000'400.000000.00. ”0 J% b4 14 _t4 t4 t* t4 44 44 +4 *4 00?000'00 00000000000000_0000 000’0000000'000'0 000"6'.0000000'0 m 000300‘00 000 0’6.’000.0” other boy friend, who has lately come to the fore through his radio and screen work, and whom Charlie refers to as "an uncouth person, a hick from the sticks," Logical Plot The story is all about a society murâ€" der which the ubiquitous McCarthy solves just as the going gets pretty tough for his friend, the hero. "Eleâ€" mental, my dear Bergen, elemental," Charlie explains when Bergen‘s eyes pop at the canny reasoning of his wcooden wonder boy. Which means that Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen got back in movie makeâ€"up to star in Universal‘s "Charlie McCarthy, Detective," which comes to the Palace theatre on Friday, Priday midnight, and Saturday, Jan. 19th, and 20th. $ .. It was every man for himselfâ€"and the devil take the dimwits! New Style Entertainment Merges Comedy and Mysâ€" tery. McCarthy turned to Director Frank sUNDAYXY MIDNIGHT, MONDAY AND JANUARY 22â€"23 Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JANUARY 24th and 25th FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th and 20th JAMES CAGNEY, GEORGE RAFT and JANE BRYAXN in "MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th and 27th Wednesday and Thursday, January 24 and 25 * LADY OF THE TROPICS" Friday and Saturday, January 19th and 20th "GOLDEN BOY"‘ Starting of New Serial on Wednesday and Thursday "HAWK OF THE WILDERNESS*" LAST CHAPTER of the SERIALâ€""DICK TRACY RETUERXNS" NEW EMPRE Sunday Midnight (12.15 STARRINGâ€"WM. HOLDEN, BARBARA STANWYCK and ADOLPHE MENJOU ast Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thursday, Jan. 18th "COW.BOY AND THE LADY" STARRINGâ€"JUDY GARLAND, FRANK MORGAN and BILLIE BURKE SHORTâ€""CHRISTOPMHER COLUMBL®" First Evening Performance Starts at 6.40 p.m ADDED sHORTS STARRINGâ€"ROBERT TAYLOR and HEDY LAMARKRK First Chapter of New serial "HMHAWK OF THE WILDERNE®S" Starringâ€"GARY COOPER, MERLE OBERON AND DAVID NIVEN "FAST AND FURIOUS" Tuesday, January 21, 22 and 23 "WIZARD OF OZ" "E.ACH DAWN I DIFE," ADDED sSHORTS ADDED SHORTS TELEPHONE 173 SHORTâ€""SMALL FRY" At the annual Firemen‘s banquet last week, Councillor W. Spouner rmade some humorous references to plans that might be made to improve the flavour of the town water. He touched on the idea that the drinking water might be flavoured with different materials so that one day it would taste like Scotch whisky, anothed day like gin and a third day like rye, and so on. As one fireman whispered, as Councillor Spooner outlined his humorous proâ€" gramine. "It‘s too good to be true!" But last week the people of East Joliet, Tlinois, found that such things actually happened. When they turned on their water taps keer ran out. Some called City Commissioner Joseph F. Whalen, to complain, the Associated Press desâ€" patches said. Others said it was great. One man suggested it would be all right if the stuff could be made a little stronger. But there wasn‘t any doubt about it being beer. The City Comâ€" missioner said that a brewery vat had overflowed into the water system and made the water taste strongly of beer. Anyway there will be people here who hope now that Councillor Spconer was not just joking, but that he will go right on to perfect his system of Scotch, gin and rye in the water on different days. The Advance will be pleased to announce the different flavours for the difféerent days, for the benefit of those who prefer Scotch to gin or ryse, or rye to gin or Scotch, or gin to anyâ€" thing else. Tuttle Blairmore Enterprise:â€"The doctor put a thermemeter in the sweet young thing‘s mouth. Then she said: "Thank you. Have you a match?" "Frank," he said. ‘"Let‘s rewrite the script. I‘m sure we‘re going to kill the wrong man in the picture." Fact Equals Humor of Waterworks Chairman Monday and Jan. 24â€"23