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Ae 20 ‘One of the most popular figures on treen, stage or. concert hall is Gracie elds, who was given most enthusiâ€" @stic welcome on her personal visit to the Porcupine last year. She wili be given welcome again from Sunday midnight at â€" the Broadway theatre when she appears in Timmins, though not in person, but on the screen. . She is the star in "The Show Goes On," said to be one of her most successful pictures. In this most interesting. picâ€" ture, comedy and pathos are interâ€" mingled with brilliant music to give this tuneful piece of entertainment a special charm and appeal. ‘"The Show Goes On‘‘ opens at the Broadâ€" way Sunday midnight, July 14th, and continues until Wednesday, July 16th. The picture is said to be based on an maginary career, but there is much o remind one of Gracie‘s own life in the story of Sally Lee, a mill girl who gus to be a famous comedienne. reaking away from her family and her homeâ€"town boy friend, she starts by busking on the sands. Martin l"raser, a composer of sentimental balâ€" lads is impressed by her singing, and mising to make her a star, arranges for her to feature his songs on tour. The numbers fail to make a hit, and Today, Fri., Fri. Mid., Sat. s# ME o t C IUOUS DAILY FROM 2 P.M. Owen Nares as Martin Fraser, and John Stuart as the boy friend, play their parts capably whilst no fault can be found with the supporting cast headed Edward Rigbhy, Horace Hodges and Arthur Sinclair. Basil Dean is to be congratulated for his adept direction. Adventure, Romance in "Santa Fe Trail" at Palace Theatre Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland Coâ€"Star in Thrilling Film. Errol Flynn, that most_handsome of all the swashbuckling screen advenâ€" turers, is waving sabers, firing pistols, flailing fists and galloping horses again this time in "Santa Fe Trail,‘" at the Palace theatre Friday, Friday midâ€" night, and Saturday. July lith and 12th. And back of the cameras was the old master of fast action and sole- cisms, Michael Curtiz, the director Coming After Sunday Mid. Monday Tues. and Wednes. Back too, in Flynn‘s arms, is Olivia de Havilland, just to make the reunion complete. Starting with that same +4( Blood‘" they have been in a half dozen or more pictures together, indicating that Warner Bros. consider it a sort of "by public demand‘" obliâ€" studio right. But don‘t get the idea that "Santa Fe Trail" is following any formula just because Olivia, Errol and Curtiz are together again. The story is several of the most exciting chapters right out of our American history books, knit toâ€" gether in dramatic patterp by Virginâ€" iaâ€"born Robert Buckner, Warner studio scenarist. It is primarily the story of "bloody" Kansas Territory and the eastern end of the Santa Fe Trail during the days of Jjohn Brown and his Abolitionist raiders; days in which the United States Calvalry had more than plenty to do; days that almost changed a naâ€" tion‘s destiny. ~Real characters come to life on the screen in the film. Flynn is Lieut. J. E. B. "Jeb" Stuart and his partner in adventure is Lieut. George Custer, as portrayed by Ronald Reagan. Five other young fellows, all under contract to Warner Bros. portray historical characters. They are William Lundiâ€" gan as Robert Holliday, David Bruce as Phil Sheridan, Frank Wilcox AS James Longstreet, William Marshall as George Pickett, and George Haywood as John Hood. $ . There are more. John Brown is played by Raymond Massey, the Canaâ€" dianâ€"born actor who won first stage training in England and established himself solidly as Abraham Lincoln beâ€" fore American audiences. Robert E. Lee is in the story, played by Moroni Olson. So is Jefferson Davis (Erville Alderson), U. S. Grant (Charles WHâ€" liams), and Stonewall Jackson, (Louis Payne). Henry O‘Neill plays Cyrus K. Holliday, pioneer freighter over the Santa Fe Trail and the man who founded Topeka and Leavenworth in Kansas. Olivia (de Havilland is his daughter Kate, and there are other characters played by Alan Hale, Big Boy Williams, Van Heflin. Cast alone would indicate that «Sante Fe Trail" is scrictly magnum opus. And it is The story opens at West Point, with the gradua‘xon of the class of 1854. It moves to Fort Leavâ€" enworth in Kansas Territory, Palmyra, Washington, D.C., Boston, Harper‘s Ferry and back to Santa Fe. Errol likes "Sante Fe Trail" a little bit more than he liked either "Dodge City‘" or "Virginia City‘ for the reason that the story is a little stronger. Some 6(100 extras worked in the production. Action takes place in and MASCIOLI THEATRE SERIRGY® Toâ€"day Only Fri. and Satur. . "No Time for Comedy" Starringâ€"James Stewartâ€"Rosalind Russel ‘Island of Doomed Men" With Peter Lorreâ€"Rochelie Hudson ADDED Heroes of the Atlanticâ€"A Canada Carries On Series ia_st Showing Toâ€"nightâ€"Thursday, J uly 10th Coloured Cartoon Gong Places Wednesday and Thursday, July 16th and 17th DOUBLE FEATUREâ€"HIT NO. 1 â€" PENZ\Y SINGLETON and ARTHUR LAKE in _ July 13th, 14th and 15th HEDY LAMARKR, JAMlES STEWART AND IAN HUNTER Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, July 11th and 12th ERROL FLYNN and OLIVIA DEHAVILAND in "SANTA FE TRAIL" SHORTS Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, STARRINGâ€" SABU, JUNE DUPREZ and CONRAD VEIDT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME Hii No. 1 LEW AYERS AND LIONEL BARRYMORE in "DR. KILDARE GOES HOME" HIT NO. 2 DONNA READ and ROBERT STERLING in "BLONDIE PLAYS CUPID" PALACE COMING SUNDAY MIDNIGHT "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD" Hit No. 2 TOM BROWN AND NAN GREY in Shortâ€""COLOURED CARTOON‘" TELEPHONE 560 SHORTâ€"Colored Cartoon LATEST WAR NEWS Cmm Eo Om Oe C PeCE Em S Ne oT M"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"__ P iT c P ie t N in ce â€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later tgm n 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance, \ SE 1 . o W fia "GETAW AYC "MARGIE AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES x Tl; .“:-S. of Gang of Mine" favourite, rotund Guy Kibbee, is seen in an important role in Monogram‘s "That Gang of Mine," at the Cartier ‘Theatre Thursday, Thursday midnight, Friday and Saturday, July 10th, 1l1ith and 12th, and starring the popular East Side Kids headed by Bobby Jorâ€" dan and Leo Gorcey. Both Kibbee brothers are natives of Texas, having been educated in public schools there. . When they were both still in their teens, Guy joined a Another in the Series of "BHast End Kids." journeyed to New York where he emâ€" barked on a theatrical career. Eventually, both migrated to the cinema capital where they are enjoyâ€" ing success. "‘That Gang of Mine" is the thrillâ€" ing and‘ tense story of the races and how a tough gang help a coloured trainer get his horse in shape for a winning streak. The picture is studdâ€" ed with many breathâ€"sweeping situaâ€" tions, particularly the races. Two members of the Dead End Kids, young Jordan and Gorcey head the cast. Others include Clarence Muse, popular colored character actor, Dave O‘Brien, Joyce Bryant, Donald Haines, David Gorcey, brother to Leo, SunsMine Sammy, Eugene Francis and many others. Joseph Lewis directed from the screen play by William Lively. Sam Katzman produced. ‘ The screen version of "Private Lives‘" Noel Coward‘s smart comedy which delighted Manhattan audiences during the past theatrical season, is at the Cartiere Theatre Thursday, Thursday midnight, Friday and Saturâ€" day, July. 10th, l1ith and 12th. Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery are coâ€"starred in the production in the roles played in the Broadway version Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery Star in New Comedy by Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawâ€" rence. Prominent supporting roles are against more than 125 sets and backâ€" grounds, most of them ; on location away from the Burbank, Callf studios. "Flame of New Orleans" Starringâ€"Marlene Dietrich and Bruce Cabot The Village Barn Dance" ‘ritics Describe "Private Lives" as Delicious Farce. With Richard Cromwell and Doris Bay Marie Greenâ€"Band News of the World ADDED SHORTS Taming the Snood, a Buster Keatton Comedy _ _ Holiday Highlights â€"_ Canine Sketches â€" Western Wonderland Fighting Fools, an Om:-Ga.ng Comedy â€" _ Snapshots No. 80 Paramount News â€" No. 12 of "WINNERS OF THE WEST" BURY ME NOT ON THE LONE PRAIRIE‘ ‘TWO FOR THE ZOON‘â€"A Cartoon + ‘TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT‘ No. 2 Tuesday and Wednesday, July 15th and 16th Thursday and Friday, July 10th and 11th LYNN ROBERTS AND EDGAR KENNDY in We oo _ ce y <p pare oo e / 6 Hit No. 2 FREDERIC MARCH AND BETTY FIELD in "VICTORY" Added Shortâ€""WACKY WILD LIFE"â€"a Colored Cartoon GOLDFIELDS Saturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday, July 12th to 14th : Thursday and Friday, July 17th and 18th Special Children‘s Matinee Saturday Morning at 10.30 JOHNNY MACK BROWN AND FUZZY KNIGHT in filled by Reginald Denny, Una Merkel, Jean Hersholt and George Davis. * This delicious farce, which depends almost as much for its humor on its amusing dialogue as its riotous action, concerns the diverting complications which, arise when a divorced couple make another try at marriage with fresh partrners and find themselves sharing adjoining suites on their secâ€" snd honeymoons. Roughâ€"House Action A good share of the action is taken up in fights between the respective husbands and spouses. These are by no means restricted to verbal batte and as a consequence movie patfons will be treated to the unusual sight of viewing Miss Shearer and Montgomery wrestling with each other, rolling around on the fioor and hitting each other over the head with victrola reâ€" cords. Miss Merkel and Denny, likeâ€" wise, are given opportunitiese at the gentle art of hurling crockery as well as the most appalling epithets. The whole thing is done in the engaging satirical vein for which Noel Coward is famous. . ‘The production was directed by Sidâ€" ney Franklin who has achieved unique success in transposing stage plays to the scregn, his last success having been the Alfred Luntâ€"Lynn Fontanne hit, "‘The Guardsman." Double Feature Programme Hit No. 1 ARTHUR KENNEDY AND 0. BRADNA in "What sort of dog is he?" "An entomologist." "But an entomologist is a collector of insects." "Well, he does that all right."â€"Exâ€" change. 12202 20002020 -"0003000009“00“000300003000030303030000000303ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo tuoooooooooooooo'oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.000303030000303030000303oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo _0 _o _0 08 0.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.“.1 LULU BELLE AND SCOTTY in "COUNTRY FAIR" ADDED SHORTS TELEPHONE 431 PRIVATE in a ‘brilliant pxcturiza-‘ tion of Noel Coward‘s stage hit of the decadeu The "Divorcee" stara together again in anâ€" ‘other:â€" masterpiece of ADDED SHORTS she had Just been married io . _ another ! ‘SKY SAILING‘! Not Propaganda I Straight Truth in This "Hitler" Film A startling picture of life in the German "underground‘"‘ â€" where the German patriots are fighting dictatorâ€" ship on the ‘"home front‘", with every weapon their ingenuity and meagre reâ€" sources can command,â€" is "Hitlerâ€" Beast of Berlin,"‘ which is at the Broadway theatre all this week. At Broadway All This Week to July 12, "Hitler, Beast ‘"Hitlerâ€"Beast of Berlin‘ is remarkâ€" able in that this frank, honest and sincere screen document does not adâ€" vocate war or hate, or does it contain any propaganda whatever. Roland Drew, Steffi Duna, Greta Granstedt and Allan Ladd share topn honours in this entertaining picture, heading a cast with more than thirty speaking roles. With amazing frankness and generâ€" ous detail, plus a large and enthusiâ€" astic cast of first rate players, this reâ€" markable picture recounts the story of a young, married German intellectual, one of the leaders of the "underâ€" ground‘‘ opposition to the Nazi regime, who risks his life almost daily in order to spread the gospel of common felâ€" lowship among the German people falâ€" tering between humanity and Hitlerâ€" The management of the Broadway theatre declares that "Hitlerâ€"Btast of Berlin‘"‘ will go down in screen hisâ€" of Berlin.‘" C ie e e e e oE Wednesday and Thursday, July 16th and 17th NEW EMPIRE Last Showig Toâ€"nightâ€"Thursday, July 10th 3 CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP" ADDED SHORTS Slightly at Seaâ€"an RKO Comedy. Starring MARTHA SCOTT, WM. GARGAN, E. GWENN Starting of the New Serial todayâ€""PHANTONâ€" CREEPS" Starring BELA LUGOSI â€" Friday and Saturday, July 11th and 12th w. C. FIELDS AND UNA MERKEL in Adults ..........:..... 30c â€" Adults .. Children .......... 12e . Children Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday July 13th, 14th and 15th JEAN ARTHUR AND ROBERT CUMMINGS in "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE THEATRE, "THE DEVIL and MISS JONES" Matinee MERLE OBERON in "QOVER THE MOON" ADDED SHORTS Sky Gameâ€"a Sports Reel No 2 of "THE PHANTOM CREEPS"‘° .4 ADDED SHORTS MUMMY LOVES PUPPYâ€"a Cartoon day, Friday and Saturday TELEPHONE 173 \_ The Great Â¥ DICTATOR eager citizens who would obferw! kept in ignorance of everything e what Hitler wants them to know. w Te Ee es se e uh â€" ©"Hitlerâ€"Beast of ww» was adoptâ€" ed from Shepard Traube‘s great story, "Goose Step" and was directed by Produced, written and directed b’ CHARLES CHAPLIN witkh PAULETTE GODDARD Jack Oauis â€" Henay Reci:inaup Garoimngnr â€" BILLY GILBBRT Mavrice Moscovick Released thru United Artists More Pensioners of Last War Help Present Cause "The Great Dictator" Eleven more pensioners,of the Great War have offered to con!t‘rlbute whole or part of their pensions to help in the fight against Nazi Germany. The 4ith long list of contributors of freeâ€" will offerings covers gifts of wide and varied range. Gifts for, the Red Cross, for Hurricane funds and War Effort generally cover 12 typewritten pages. Children in a Winnipeg school put their pennies and nickels in a bank on the teacher‘s desk. Result: $5.12 cents for the War Fund. The Italian Principe di Piemonte of Fort William sends $50. The Canadfan Amateur Hockey Association, Midland, Ontario, $10,000. Citizens of Drummondville, Quebec, give $5,230, for an ambulance for overseas; the Canadianâ€"Order of Foresters, Montreal, $5,000. The Ukrainian Women‘s Association of Canada, Winnipeg, give $1,867. Try The Advance Want Advertisements Starts Sunday Midnight in his new comedg ~ Evenings 0 o a o. e o o a 0 o o e 0 o 30c 18c