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When writes a ture the of the h ping in | by a m matist‘s brings t the mar acting, mo‘lion 1 Broadwa tier thea nesdayv, 4044688449440 14 180884080080 %809848 098999824828 4%884848 484448844882 Do scoene comedy 1 Saturday., COMEDY HIT AT THE BROADW AY T‘ H Ht Squard fu re n rful ir‘s Three" one of the vears outstanding English, iving at the Broadway Theatre toâ€"day, Friday and id hit on this double bill is "Delinguent Parents." who a motion picâ€" | entertainment | a story gripâ€" ay hoightened > of the draâ€" picture which very best of LC supplies perâ€" nd as human olf, performâ€" wispy,. WCak led money in wife in luxâ€" A 1 r her little Broadway; the little _ suddenly the most if ¢ Lt.. "It tory of four ut e Enterâ€" a of the who disâ€" drunken e lives. coâ€"proâ€" starred uy Who wWritin Such ht murky. It 18 decent as the Loluml)ld 8 "Naval =‘ Academy" Showing m *‘ on l)oublc Program Oveq 1 i) 1k "T‘ll teach that boy to tell lies." "I wouldn‘t do it now, dear; wait and let him hear the one you tell when you come in late tonight."â€"Exâ€" change. The other special on this double feaâ€" ture programme is "Naval Academy." Filmed amid a stirring background of feuds, fights and furious rivalry, Columbia‘s "Naval Academy" on the double feature programme at the Carâ€" tier, July 3rd, 4th and 5th, has Freddic Bartholomew, Jimmy Lydon and Billy Cook playing the featured roles, the picture tells the exciting story of three typical American kids whose paths cross at a training school for Naval Cadets. Pierre Watkin, Warren Ashe and a host of juvenile players includâ€" ing Douglas Scott, Warren Lloyd, James Butler and Jo# Brown, Jr., round out the talented cast of supporting acâ€" tors. Erle C. Kenton directed from the scereen play by David Silverstein and Gordon Righy. movi romance. "Angels Over Broadway" definitely is a "must" picture! There are two specials on the doubte feature programme at the Cartier Thceatre on Thursday, Friday and Satâ€" urday, July 3rd, 4th and 5th. One of them is the film, "Roar of the Press," which should be good for a "roar‘" or vhich should be good for a "roar" or wo from the people. Jed Prouty, who tars in this picture, portrays the part f an editor in a new way for the novies, but more in keeping with acâ€" nces both moving and memorable. Hecht‘s direction adds matericlly to he film, Lee Garmes‘ photography and Feorge Antheil‘s music â€" contribute reatly to the brooding tenseness of he storyv,. to the rich tenderness of the WHEN AT HIS BEST Lots of Pep Packed in ‘Roar of the Press Very much upset by this menace to hnher husband, the wife goes aâ€"calling. The ensuing of words between the forthright wife and her sweetly crafty rival is a teaâ€"fight that will undoubtâ€" edly make screen history. During the fight, the wife accuses the blonde Oof always picking successful artists to inspire, and blonde counters with the most telling weapon of allâ€"tears, One of the neatest packages of enâ€" tertainment to be delivered to local fHm fans this season is "Roar of the Press" the fastâ€"moving Monogram comâ€" edy drama starring Jéean Parker and Wallace Ford, which is on the double feature programime at the Cartier, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The picture follows the trials and tribuâ€" lations of a smallâ€"town girl who marâ€" ries a demon newshawk and finds that his editor seems to have first call on her groom‘s loyaliy. At least it apâ€" pears that way when he leaves her on their wedding night to cover a murder that harpens in front of their hotel. The murder trail leads to still ano‘her killing and from that to the secret headquarters of a Fifth Column orâ€" gvanization. But the young playwright begins to find more amusement in hobâ€"nobbing with the smart set than in writing albout it. At one; of the parties he aiâ€" tends he meets the lovely blonde wile of a millionaire. Her specialty is inâ€" spiring successful young artists, and she soon convinces him that he is throwing away his genius on writing such frivolous plays. Under her inâ€" fluence, he begins writing a play with a "message." Comedy" This Week Adapted for the sereen by. the twin scenarists,. Philip G. and Julius J. Epstecin, whose scripts for the "Four Daughters‘"‘ series have made screen history, "No Time For Comedy" is comedy from start to finish. The galiy sephisticated story concerns a young newspaperman from the sticks who writes a comedy about Manhattan‘s penthouse set, scores a smash hit on Broadway and marries the star Of the play. Sophisticated comedies flow from his facile pen. His wife stars in each of them, and hit follows hit in swift succession. At the Cartier This Week, July 3, 4, 5. Hanpy Event at the Palace Theatre. While his bride alternates between pouts and fears, the reporter gets into as wild a series of_ escapades as ever befell any~â€"news gatherer. To top it all off, both he and his bride are kidâ€" napped by strong arm men in the emâ€" ploy of the Fifth Columnists. It takes some very shrewd maneuvering on the part of the smallâ€"town girl to get them out of this dangerous predicament. The action alternates bewween suspense and hilarity with never a letdown in the fast pace of director Phil Rosen. _ In the leading roles, Jean Parker and Wallace Ford do some of their finest work. Jed Prouty is excellent as the managing editor and a trio of former headliners, MBetty Compson, Dorothy Lee and Evalyn Knapp, give competent support. Allâ€"Comedy Cast in Film, "No Time for "No Time for Comedy" is the special at the Palace theatre, Friday, Friday midnight and Saturday, July 4th and 5th. sSHORTS "©MUSIC IN THE MORGAN Popeye Cartoon Wednesday and Thursday, July 9th and 10th DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME Hit No. 1 LEW AYER® AND LIONEL BARRYMORE in SHORTS "@Heroes of the Atlantic‘â€"A 2nd in the Canada Carries on series, Also Latest War News. Showing Toâ€"nightâ€"Thursday, July 3rd PAT QO‘BRIEN and CONSTANCE BENNETT in Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday July 6th, 7th and 8th Friday, Friday Midnight, and Saturday July 4th and 5th "THE FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Pférurfimes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. LOsSALIND RUSSELL AND JAMES STEWART in MARLENE DIETRICH AND BRUCE CABOT in 3 Stooge Comedy‘" «+s "‘The Batltle"â€"Miniature PALACE "NO TIME FOR COMEDY Hit No. 2 TOM BROGWNX AND NAN GREY in Shortâ€"@®COLOURED CARTOONY" "SUBMARINE Unusual Occupationsâ€"Coloured TELEPHONE 560 SHORTS "Sail Ho‘"â€"Coloured Sport ature., â€" News of the \\'orld AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES * #*% With Jimmie Stewart as the playâ€" wright and Rosalind Russell as his wife, the splendid cast includes Allyn Joslyn as a worryâ€"ridden . director, Genevieve Tobin as the blonde "menâ€" ace" and Charlie Rugzles as her milâ€" lionaire husbandâ€"a lineup of comeay stars whose names alone are guarantes of top entertainment. Add to that the expert directorial work of William Keighley, plus the smart dialogue supâ€" plied by Broadway‘s favourite playâ€" wrigh?t, 8. N. Behrman, and the scenâ€" arists, and you have "No Time For Comedy"â€"the number one hit on your "must see" list. bucketsful of themâ€"leaving the wife completely routed. MANNER*â€"Band Lasso Wizardsâ€"Sport His wife is upset, not only becau of his romantic attachment. but b of his romantic attachment, but beâ€" cause she is sure that he cannot write a successful serious piay. The inevitâ€" able separation follows, and the disâ€" carded husband and wife find solace in each other. On the opening night of the play, the audience laughs, just as they have always laughed at his plays. MBut this time, no laughs were intended. By the time the play is ended the entire audtâ€" ence has loft, including the playwright‘s blonde ‘"inspiration." But as he steps on the stage of the deserted theatre, one voice calls "Author, author." It‘s his wife‘s voice, and although he tries to talk, no words come so he kisses her instead. viceâ€"president and general manaâ€" ger of the Canadian Bank of Comâ€" merce, who has been elected a director of the Canada Life Asâ€" surance Company. Recognized as one of Canada‘s outstanding finâ€" ancial leaders, Mr. Arscott recently served as chairman of the Ontario Executive Committee for the 1941 Victory Loan. MASCIOLI THEATRE SscupmMaAcu®® Toâ€"day Only Fri. and Satur. "Face Bekind the Mask" Starring Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda Canada Life Director "Submarine Zone" Pat QO‘Brien and Constance Bennett ALLJ "‘The Lady F Starring Peter Lorre NEWS REEL J *®* salind Russell as his lid cast includes Allyn worryâ€"ridden . director, r as the blonde "menâ€" ie Rugzles as her milâ€" dâ€"a lineup of comeay ADDED sHORTS Taming the snood, a Buster Keatton Comedy Highlightsâ€"_â€" Canine Sketches . _â€" _ West How Wet Was My Oceanâ€"Cartoon Going Placesâ€"No. 87 Wall Flowerâ€"Cartoon Thursday and Friday, July 10th and 11th LYNXXN ROBERTS AND EDGAR KENNDY in "THE BRIDE WORE CRUTCHES" Tuesday and Woednesday, July 8th and 9th GOLDFIELDS Saturday, Sunday Midnight and Mond July 5th and 6th sSpecial Children‘s Matinee Saturday Morning at 10.30 ROY ROGERS and GABBY HAYES in "SHERIFF OF TOMBSTONE" Thursday and Friday, July 3rd and 4th Rudy Vallee and Helen Parrish NEWS REEL Added Shortâ€"**ALI/S a Coloured Cartoon "DISPATC H FROM I 2nd Hit EDWARD . ROBINSON and EDNA BEST in RUDY VALLEE and HELEN PARRISH in "TOO MANY BLONDES" ADDED SHORTS râ€"Cartoon Isle of Mystery Paran No. 11 of ‘‘*WINNEKS OF THE WEST" Timmins Soldier Finds England a Place of Beauty "I am in the pink of condition. The sun has been so hot that I have acâ€" quired a sunburn. It has been very miserable here for the past two weeks, but the sun has made an appearance the last couple of days, and it‘s just like summer. This country is really beautiful at this time of year. The apple orchards and trees are all in bloom. There are lovely hedges and flowers. It‘s really a place of beauâ€" ty now . . . Our training is getting a lot more interesting now. We are exâ€" perimenting with a possible landing of parachute troops. We were supposed to be parachute troops the other night and we raided the RCR. The raid started at 12 p.m. and at 3 pm. we had captured the whole battalion. It was pouring rain, and did we ever get soaked? T1 had to cut their communiâ€" cation wires and telephone wires and when I was done I went to sleep out in the open and got soaking wet . . . I was at Camp Borden a year ago . .. Boy, how time flies. It only seems like yvesterday that I was an armoury guard, and it‘s nearly two years . .. Gen. McNaughton, our General, says that as long as there is no invasion of Britain, we will see no action . . . It gets awfully monotonous lying around doing nothing. If you could only see the homes and people in London you‘d be anxious to get a swipe at Jerry and burst â€"him in two . . . McGIll and I have just returned from seven days‘ leave in Aberdeen, Scotland. We hitchâ€"hiked up and back, a distance of 1200 miles. We met a man who sort of adopted us. He took us to his home and they treated us as if we were their sons . .. There was a rink up there and Charlie and I went iceâ€" skating. It was fun after being off skates for a year and a half." Canadians Anxious to Get a Swipe at the Hun. Double Feature Programme NANX GKREY AND ALAN BAXTEK in With an inquiring glance, Joan asked: "Why? What‘s on tomorrow?" ~â€"Exchange. Joan had been naughty nearly ail day. When her mother was putting her to bed she said: "When you say your prayers, Joan, ask to be made a good girl tomorrow." Mr. Peler Beaudin received andther very interesting letter from his son, Sarpper Blake Beaudin who is "someâ€" where in England" with the Canadian troops. Some extracts from his letter follows:â€" * "Men of Boys‘ Town" Starring Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney ADDED HIT "Too Many Blondes" TELEPHONE 331 "Nurses Secret" Patrick and Regis Tooney ADDED SHORTS =~ #*% medyv wl Holidas Western Wonderland Ali the Giant Killer Willy the Mouse iamount News * * Noraâ€"I think Jack of untidy officers in Coraâ€"What makes Noraâ€"Well, he o tells me that he had officers‘ mess again.â€" Former Resident Here Passes at Tottenham Edgar McCabe, of the Timmins Pire Devpt., left here this morning to attend the funeral of his father, Mr. Ralph McCabe, at Totienham, Ont. The late Mr. MoCabe, who was 62 years of age at the time of death, was a carpenter by trade and lived at Timmins for five years, being wellâ€"known and highly reâ€" garded here, In addition to his son, Edgar, of Timmins. he is survived by his widow, his daughter, Margaret, and another son, Llovd. \\\\x v ~ 6h TL P‘fi‘ â€"AAded JEAN PARKER â€" WALLACE FORD Wednesday and Thursday, July 9th and 10th "3 CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP" Starring MARTHA SCOTT, WM. GARKGAN, E. GWENN »starting of the New Serial todayâ€""PHANTON CREEPS Starring BELA LUGOSI NEW EMPRE Starring "ROAR OF THE PRESS" Last Showing Toâ€"dayâ€"Thursday July 3rd "FOUR MOTHERS" JaAck must have â€" rs in his regiment nmnakes you think : he often writes Friday and Saturday, July 4th and 5th "HUDSON‘S BAY" Starring PAUL MUNIJ, GENE TIERNEY, VIRG. FIELD Coloured SCOUTS) ce Adults ... Children Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, July 6th, Ith and 8th "LITTLE BIT UF HEAVEN" had to clean up the iin.â€"Exchange. "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE â€" THEATRE, SERIALâ€"Junior G. Men No. 12 (Final Chapter) Starringâ€"LANE SISTERS, GALE PAGE and CLAUDE RAINS Matinee Shorts Select TELEPHONE 173 and Starring Freddie Bartholomew Lieut. Worthington would like more men to join the army and reminds any interested that medical boards are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 10.30. A soldier says:â€" "Remember, gentlemen, you have A duty to perform and what could be a better way than fighting for one‘s country." Six new recruits left town last night for their training at Toronto. The six men were: John Olak, George Danychuk, Onesime Groulx, Earl Fredâ€" erick Millar, Arthur F. Brunette and Telesphore Larose. These men were under S8pt. A. E. Biddlecombe. Six New Recruits Left Last Night for Toronto to Train Mid. Show Toâ€"night Children Adults THURSDAY,. JULY 3RD, 1941 Ev ‘C nin } M 5