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Starring W Maureen of the Richat colour His gr Was A will be March of the all tim He ( 4 h4 600464# 44 4 b 04 4 00 New Film "How Green Was My Valley" Truly a Great Picture PAE STX stal 16 TOâ€"NITE IS FOTOâ€"NITE $200 ()() OFFERED For Someone‘s Photo On the Screen: "ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT" Two Big Features Daily Starring: ANN SOTHERN, LEW AYRES, MAUREEN O‘SULLIVAN Sta rrin With Watch For The Parade Of Hits With: BONITA GRANVILLE, RAY McDONALD, LEO GoORCEY EXTRAâ€"CANADA CARRIES QON: "SOLDIERS ALL" Monday and Tuesday, March 23rd and 24th "MAISIE WAS A LADY" s Time Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thursday, March 19th "NEW WINE" 2nd Hitâ€""DOW N IN SAN DIEGO" ARRAINXE DAY. ROBERT YOUNG, MARSHA HUNT Pidgeon and ara. We Request Our Patrons be Present no Later Than 8.10 p.m. on Double Bill "This Way Please" M A IAL OF MARY DUGAN * # ) # * # *# # # *# # lxo b _# # in Life of Franz Shubert) EY, ALAN CURTIS â€" BINNIE BARNES K PC whi O LI¢ Revised Film me al management:; dabbling in printing, sculpture, and filmâ€"making; five years in the Army, partly spent in India,; some boxing: a little reporting; more f@lim work, learning everything from acting to production; and anxious ‘months with no work at allâ€"such was the record of Richard Llewellyn up to two vears ago. And at that point he decided to finish his novel, "How Green Was My Valley." R He had written the first draft of it in India. Now he started all over again, as a man without a job, on the benches of St. James‘ Park, London. It so happened that while Llewellyn was stubbing his reluctant pencil unâ€" der the trees of St. James‘, a London publisher by the name of Michael Joseph was having his photograph takâ€" en. Having first awed his subject as only photographers and dentists can, the photographer said to Mr. Joseph: "You‘re a publisher, and you ought to be interested in the discovery of an unknown genius. I know a young man â€"â€"â€"*"* At that familiar preamble, Mr. Joseph began to cringe. Nevertheless, holding his pleasant expression as well as he could, being still in the chair, he replied: "All right. Send him along" Mr Llewellyn came, with a few thouâ€" sand words of manuscript, and it did not take Mr Joseph long to make up his mind about it. He confessed that, hardened reader though he was, it more than once brought a lump to his thrcat. An agreement was signed, and the young author went off to Wales to work in earnest. For eighteen months he wrapped himself in silence, until Mr. Joseph began to wonder whether or not he would ever receive the finishâ€" ed manuscript. Finally, Llewellyn turnâ€" ed in the completed story, and the book was published a year ago last October., Sales of the book are well over a imilâ€" lion and a half; it has been translated into four languages: and has establishâ€" ed Richard Llewellyn as a firstâ€"rate novelist among contemporary fiction writers. Cconcerning the story itself, Llewellyn He has used the novelist‘s license to earrange Nature. ‘His Valley is not ne valley, but a dozen. There are fifty Gwilym Morgans" and "Reverend Mr. The conflict between God nd Mammon still goes one, exactly as Cconcerning the story itself, Llewellyn "There is not a character or inâ€" dent in the book that does not have me basis in fact, although every cene and character is a composite ADMISSION Adults Anytime Children Matinee 12%¢ Evening 18¢ was, it more o his thrcat a; ~and â€"the * *# * he describes it, in any one C conmunities. Liewellyn is now a ond novel which is a from "How Green W "HMHow Green Was My Vailéy" was | \dil produced by Darryl °F. Zanuck and‘perio directed by Academy Award Winner | same John Ford. It features Walter Pidâ€"| B geon, Maureen O‘Hara, Donald Crispi syru nna Lee and 12â€"yearâ€"old Roddy Mcâ€"| the Dowall. Philip Dunne adapted the and screen playv, and Alfred Newman wrote | com the musical score. | Humphrey Bogart in New Role in "All Through the Night" Warne viewing Maltese "All Through the 1 milestone in Bogart‘s : tion had been achieve "All Through the Nigh Broadway Thursday, 1 urday, March 19th, 20 It: is C Burbank movie mt over . up to "I‘m just beginning to realize that this hero stuff is swell for taking bows, but for the actor it just means more work per picture," commented Bogart when a reporter visiting the set of "Al Through the Night" asked for a stateâ€" ment on his reel reformation. "Take this picture for instance. As the hero, I‘m in it from start to finish. In the old days they‘d have bumped me off before this, and TIT‘d probably be cut fishing right this minute. "Look at Conrad Veidt and Peter Lorre. If vou can find them. They‘re and 1 might LOrre.© 1f yOUuU~Ci in this picture, Veidt‘s at Big Bc torre‘s over last week. and me, I‘r and me, l‘m wOrking. "I never realized before what a snap I had when I was getting killed off by the herces. Then it was a cinch to wash un an assignment in a couple of weeks. Once you‘ve been "finished Ooff" in a movie, you seldom get called back for retakes. "And there are a few other things connected with this hero racket that wears a guy down. When I was a noâ€"gocd rat around these parts, I was really the fairâ€"haired boy. No makeâ€" up worries, no fancy wardrobe, no freâ€" quent haircuts. Nobody gave a hang whethql my suit was pressed or not and ns body cared whether I wore a good sult or a cheap one. "Now that I‘m beginning to amount to somgm.mg,â€"my screen character, that isâ€"it‘s a different story. Bogie‘s got to have a Tailored and eve ent But there i: difference. YC new had been now. Work is of him. Maple Syrup Definitely Under the Price Ceiling North Bay, March 18â€"In answer to many enquiries received at the North Bay Regional Oflice of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board regarding the ceiling price for Maple syrup this seaâ€" son, A; T. Smith, prices. and supply representative, stated that Maple syrup is definitely under the ceiling. The only exception under the ceiling being when Maple syrup is sold by primary producers to manufacturers, dealers or processors,. Heroes take a b That‘s Humphr( ‘s stuck with it. Mr. Smith said maple syrup cannot be retailed at a price higher than that CHESTER JEAN MORRIS PARKER ‘"No Hands on the Clock" "Moon Light in Hawan" Jane Frazee Leon Errol Mischa Auer â€" J. Downs cod "LAW of the OPEN RANGE" STARTING SATURDAY TOâ€"DAY and FRIDAY Double Feature Programme ~Aa rould h¢ 2ND ATTRACTION Marc obvi uU â€"it‘s a differe! have makeup hair cutâ€"glam be snickâ€"andâ€"s at me, pal, I‘m a pretty boy!" was an overstatement on part. Makeup or no makeup. d never be a "pretty boy." Even long look wouldn‘t tell a differâ€" A MYSTERY THRILLEK Bros. decided that after ; _heroic histrionics in "The lcon" and his latest picture ugh the Night," another m Bogart‘s screen regeneraâ€" een achieved. ‘The picturs, zh the Night" will be at the Thursday, Friday and Satâ€" ‘ch 19th, 20th and 21st. rious to all concerned out ay that his days of being a ace and dvying in gutters are r. Bogart, who is living right adeâ€"out this season and even ral in "All Through the ing. innit / °Te rkit w at work on a secâ€" is a complete change n Was Myv Valley." a difference. A slight 1 knowâ€"as if something added. Bogart‘s a hero making an honest man gettir it nmen u‘ve u sel With the youn admit th 11 what a snap killed off by a cinch to in a couple en "finished m get called ndred , prevailing during it is sold by t s speâ€" | directliy to the c THE PORCUPINE ADvANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ind The #Headline is March Not only the final da tax returns and the las! be bought without a rat the final date that all Cc individuals who are licensed under the Warti Trade Board order No. 7 do not apply for licen deadline, March 31st, c carry on business after | A North Bay Regiona ment issued today said Being a manuiaciure syrup, allows no exer the primary producer and beet sugar, mapl« come under rationing March 31st Deadline for Several Regulations ment 18 the mo sons h: licensin number deadline, March 31st, cannot iawiuilly carry on business after that date. A North Bay Regional Office stateâ€" ment issued today said that while for the most part Northern Ontario perâ€" sons had complied promptly with the licensing regulations, there are still a number who have not done so. It is the responsibility of each comâ€" pany and individual to determine wheâ€" ther or not a license is required, Copies of Order No. 78, giving full particulars of licensing regulations, together with license application forms, are available at all post offices or at the North Bay Regional Office. Children‘s Party on Wednesday by "Aunt Eva" A painting autographed by local children, five of them fro! land, now making their W homes in the Porcupine camp, taken to Ottawa by Miss Eva or "Aunt Eva" as she is known ever her children‘s stories atr Entitled "There‘ll Always be a land" the painting shows the J Miss Eva Bilsky of Ottawa Entertains Children from ever her children‘s stories are read. Entitled "There‘ll Always be an Engâ€" land" the painting shows the R. A. F. as it flies through the skies over Engâ€" land. The painting will be a gift to Miss Bilsky‘s "Sunshine Class" of childâ€" ren from the Mutchmore street school in Ottawa. seventyâ€"five children formâ€" ing this class. At a children‘s party held on Wedâ€" nesday afternoon at the A. J. Shragge home (Aunt Eva is a sister of the hosâ€" tess) English children resident in this district were Aunt Eva‘s guests, and when they left her pleasant company, they brought with them two treasures â€"an autographed original story by Aunt Eva and a cup and saucer. Each child received one of these gifts, the boys receiving animal and Indian stoâ€" Irles while the girls became the proud [possessoxs of fairy tales. The delicacies which are so dear to children formed the supper which was served during the afternoon. A table bearing these many goodies, was cenâ€" tred with the painting, and adorned with green lighted tapers and spring fowers. The green and white colour scheme, in honour of St. Patrick‘s Day, was carried throughout the home, and made a charming setting for the childâ€" tren‘s party. "Aunt Eva‘" played pianoforte solos for her guests, Calvin Craik sang and Dorothy Devine also rendered two niano solos. Seven children were the guests of Aunt Eva for the partyâ€"seven children who found her a true friend. They were Iris and Roy James, Margaret Foy, Grace and Percy Blackman (a@ll warâ€"guests); Calvin Craik «(representâ€" ing children of the soldier‘s families in this war) and Dorothy Devine (repreâ€" senting children of the soldier‘s famiâ€" lies in the last war). Institute Members to Pack Bale for Sailors of "Gaspe" market or ; : be higzher Unfinished business was dea at the regular monthly meeting Women‘s Institute held on We afternoon in the Hollit preparation for the ele offcers which will take future meeting. Plans were made for a be held on Wednesday, A the members will meet March 26th, at the hon Briggs, 19 Commercial a1 a bale for the sailors "Gaspe". adopted some ti I Pembroke Westmeat Marie., O a bale "Gaspe" InstitutC Fu 1 1er al noon tea w of the me rencral Meeting is Held on Wednesday Afternoon in Hollinger Hall. O"PBriet townsh Timn 10Vv eral at Pembroke of Thomas Arthur O‘Brie he ven by M 1 ‘ final date for income d the last day gas may out a ration card, it is that all companies and o are required to be the Wartime Prices and g the basic the primar consumer t herwise, the than the m s Ma final tured product, IT exemption even nb the maximum reâ€" during the basic product in the Hollinger Hall, in e election of new take place at a for a spring tea to lay, April 29th, and meet on Thursday, > home of Mrs. C. ial avenue, to pack rilors of the ship me time ago by the 1A l ug a gula 31 HC TNOSC befort by â€" s€ from F arâ€"| riod. OT r€ dealt with ting of the Wednesday r Hall, in . and afte he busing ore the lawfully will be Bilsky, whereâ€" ~â€" read. 1 Engâ€" ed Ssun of Pem been i O‘Brier . Winni ven ngâ€" ime Movieâ€"Memory Contest CAN YOU NAME THESE STARS? â€" 10 mn THEATRE PASSES FRIDAY NIGHT®S REVIVAL ALONG WITH REGULAR FEATUKRE "GHOST BREAKERS"â€"Starring BOB HOPE and PAULETTE GODDARD PRODUCERS DARY Get a New Permanent for Easter 14 Birch Street North 18 Pine St. N Milady Beauty Parlour ‘omplete Shows Start at COMING SUNDAY MIDNIGHT (12.05 a.m.) FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK The Show All Timmins is Talking About! PERMANENTS Priced from $2.50 McJnnis Block PHONE 985 JOHN LODER «+ SARA ALLGOOD ProJuce, ##w DxRR\L F Z\.\l(h t# 1 win WALTER PIDGEON +« MAUREEN O‘HARA DONALD CRISP â€"« ANNA LEE « RODDY McDOWALL READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS Find the correct names of the stars pictured here. Send your answer to The Advance, addressed Movieâ€"Memory Contest before 9 p.m. Tuesday stating the correct names and the ads in in which they appear. The first five correct answers opened will be declared the winners When answering write out the full name of the stars. Each Winner Will Receive Two Theatre Passes The Milk.... The Service you‘ll like both TRY IT and see if you won‘t be perâ€" ectly satisfied with the flavour and richness of Producer‘s Dairy milk. A trial will convince you, start toâ€"day! "THE FARMER QOWNED DAIRY A 20TH CENTURYâ€"FOX PICTURK rrect answers opened will be declared the winners write out the full name of the stars. P Winners announced next Thursday. + BA MOTORISTS â€" Coal Yard Offffice 56(0 Keep repar mache Schumacher Carage 6.50 and 8$.50 p.m. M. SULLIVAN (prop.) PHONE 744 Lriige needs Visit in proper the Schuâ€" for all your Timmins schumacher VISIT US AFTER THE THE ATRE Paradise Gul! THIRD AV} M. â€"C. MEN |! 10 PINE ST. 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