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7 s !‘; e .. OFFERED FOR SOMEONE‘S PHOTO â€"| a i the screen *"KiNGS ROW*" While in Timmins some months ago the Warner picture, "Captains of the Clouds," made a big hit and drew large crowds. There are many who missed Another Chance to See "Captains of the Clouds" COMINGâ€"Wednes. Thursday, June 17th and 18th COMINGâ€"Monday and Tuesday, June 15th and 16th TONITE IS FOTOâ€"NITE LAST TIME TOâ€"NIGHTâ€"Two Swell Features ; dancing, ,romancing, redâ€"headed, Rita Hayworth is a heavenly heartbreaker in 20th Cenâ€" tury Fox‘s Technicolour musical "My Gal Sal." scheduled Sunday midnight, June 15th to Saturâ€" _day, June 20th at the Palace Theatre. Rita is like the old woman who lived in a shoe, only she has so many adimirers she doesn‘t know what to do. But victor Mature helps her make up her mind in this grand new musical hit. CARMEN, MIRANDA, ALICE FAYE, CESAR ROMERO . _ / HELD OVER SATURDAY "PARIS CALLNG" PLAYING TOâ€"MORROW AND SATURDAY ELIZABETH BERGNER RANDOLPH SCOTT in "WEEK END IN HAVANA" â€"~ : MARCH OF TIME "*.INDIA AT WAF "SULLIV AN‘S â€"~â€"TRAVELS" JOEL McCREA VERONICA LAKE in ‘SUNDAY MIDNITEâ€"12:05 a.m. AND MONDAY to WEDNESDAY CARITIER "Among top revenueâ€"assuring assets too numerous to list, possibly the foreâ€" most is the fact that this will be the first lavish production with a World War 11 theme to hit theatre marquees it, however, and many who would like to see it again, and for these there is opportunity Friday and Saturday of this week at the Cartier theatre. Writing in regard to ‘"‘Captains of the Clouds," one critic says:â€" "WILHELMSTRASSE 110" "TORPEDO â€" BOAT" "FATHER TAKES A WIFE" GLORIA SWANSON CLIVE BROOK DIANA WYXNWARD RICHARD ARLEN JEAN PARKER 25¢ Anytime (Pius Tax) since the en‘try of America into the [ conflict. Warner has made many preâ€" | vious air epics, to which the adjectives ‘sweeping, spectacular and stirring were deservingly applied. The studio‘s masâ€" tery of such subjects has long since been established and the most accurate ‘evaluation of this latest venture into the combatâ€"flving world should cite it las comparing favorably in all details with its predecessors. The cast was carefully and shrewdly selected and reâ€" wards the care by performances of generally high standards. Technically there is nothing to be desired, which is understandable when one remembers that the feature was produced with full cooneration and advice of the Roâ€" yal Canadian Air Force, of whose acâ€" tivities the story‘s latter half treats. Feature has the additional benefits of Technicolor photography to accentuate ts colorful locales and backgrounds. And to keep from becoming irksome the portraval of how the neighboring dcminion and ally recruits and trains its warbirds, there is romance, comedy and, above all, constant action. The picture‘s early footage deals with the lives, loves, adventures and competiâ€" tion . commercial avaitors who the north country knows as bushâ€"flyers and from whose ranks comes a quintet of daredevil birdmen, the respective parts of whom in the RCAF furnishes the nucleus of the yarn‘s latter half. lThc picture reflects great credit upon Producer William Cagney and Directâ€" or Michael Curtiz." "Seen in the picturs among others in leading roles are James Cagney, Dennis Morgan, Brenda Marshall, Alan Hale, George Tobias, Reginald Gardinâ€" er, Air Marshal W. A. Bishop." May Best Man Win Says Sutton and Loses With a Smile [t‘s All in the Delightful John Sutton has succeeded in getâ€" ting away from the "stiff upper lip" brigade. That is the name he has givâ€" en to the many English actors who are known for their "stout fella" roles, which usually pay off with some dire disaster in the end. Sutton is currently romancing Rita Hayworth cinematically in 20th Cenâ€" turyâ€"FPax‘s "My Gal Sal," the Techniâ€" color musical based on the life and love of Paul Dresser, the famous comâ€" poser. Of course, with Victor Mature around, Sutton doesn‘t win the fair Rita at the end of the picture, but neither does he pine away like some SAT., SUNDAY MID., MONDAY TUESDAY Gene Autry in "Dudes Are Pretty People" Musical Number, "My Gal Sal." : _Second Attraction _ Will Rogers Jr. and Marjorie Woodworth in SPECIAL SUNDAY ; MIDNITE SHOWING at 12.05 Goldfields "Mad Doctor of Market Street " with " Cowhboy Serenade" Double Programme THB PORCUPINER ADVANCE, TTMMINS, Ricardo Cortez plays the role of the crusading assistant district attorney with distinction and conviction. And Joan Woddbury as the enterprising nwespaper reporter plays her role with sincerity and a keen‘ sense of dramaâ€" tics. As the "sob sister" who uncovers a gigantic racketeer plot, pil?)t'eâ€"d â€"b;' George Pembroke as gangster King, the actress plays another in a long list of parts. The screnplay by Henry ‘Bancroft, based on the original story by Leonard Fields and David Silverstein, is packed with tense moments and quickâ€"moving action. ‘There, is for the gratification of newspapermen, a careful handling of those scenes dealing with life inside a newspaper office. "I Killed That Man" is a story with 1 newspaper background, but with a fresh slant that makes for entertainâ€" ment from the opening moment until the end mysteries are solved and roâ€" mance completed. In a picture of this sort where experienced acting is essenâ€" tial an outstanding cast has been asâ€" sembled to meet the situation. Director ‘Phil Rosen, under the proâ€" duction guidance of Producers Maurice King and Franklin King, has turned out a neat bit of photoplay refllete with a generous amount of pathos and huâ€" mor. He never fails to keep his story moving along at a rapid pace, intersâ€" persing his tense drama with a good dose of laughs. There are excellent supporting perâ€" formances by Iris Adrain as the gangâ€" ster‘s girl friend, Herbert Rawlinson as the warden, Jack Mulhall and comâ€" edian Vince Barnett. General Applause Accorded to "‘The Great Man‘s Lady‘ Barbara Stanwick and Joel McCrea in Stirring Film Hit Three stars who were first seen toâ€" gether in Cecil B. DeMille‘s "Union Pacific‘ are again united in the heartâ€" stirring picture which Paramount brâ€" ings to the Broadway theatre after Sunday midnight, June 15th. "The Great Man‘s Lady" coâ€"stars Barbara Stanwick and Joel McCrea; with Brian Donlevy in supuoort â€" a trio of movie mighties to quicken the pulse of any film fan. The nicture itself is a pulseâ€"quickenâ€" er, if ever there was one. The story covers a span of many years, going back as far as 1848 when Miss Stanâ€" Wwyck as a conventionallyâ€"reared girl of 16 runs off and marries Joel McCrea. He takes her out west where he hopes to build a great city on the barren land he has inherited. "Have you seen any mysterious strangers about here lately?" asked the dg@ggtive of the old villager. ‘"Yes, sir," replied the old . man. "There was a man ‘ere with the circus lasg week, an ‘e took a pair o0‘ rabbits out o‘ my whiskers!"â€"Exchange. Action and tense drama are the kevâ€" notes of the quickâ€"moving story and and performances in Monogram‘s "I Killed That Man," starring Ricardo Carterz with Joan Woodbury, at the Goldfields theatre on Thursday and Friday, June 11th and 12th, with the added â€"hit, ‘"Melody Lane," starring Leon Errol and Anne Gwynne. Crossing their path is Brain Donâ€" levy, a gambler uniquely honest. He falls in love with Barbara and is unâ€" wittingly instrumental in coming beâ€" tween her and McCrea. This does not keep her from setting McCrea on the path to the realization of his dreams. How she, McCrea‘s wife, finds herself living in the shadowy recesses of his life while he rises to magnificent heights, makes "The Great Man‘s Lady" thrilling, unusual entertainment. The supporting cast is excellent. Katharine Stevens as a young girl biâ€" ographer is someone to keen an eye on. Thurston Hall, Lloyd Corrigan, Etta McDaniel are fine, as is Lucien Littleâ€" field in the role of newspaper editor. The three stars portray people you wi_g_ love and remember for a long time. A robbery had been committed in the village, and a detective had been sent to investigate. Cortez and Woodbury Starred in Actionful "My Gal Sal" comes to the screen of the Palace Sunday midnight to Saturâ€" day, June 15h to 230th. Irving Cummings directed the film which stars Rita Hayworth Victor Maâ€" ture, John Sutton and Carole Landis. Newspaper Drama Story, "I Killed That Man," Also Has Much of Humour 19 Pine StS. Timmins SHAHEEN‘S JOIN THE One Way Crowd Everything on Main Floor Must be Sold Gigantic Selling Out Sale to Palace Theatre Evelyn Grace, 8 Bannerman Ave. Lilian Van Rassal, 217% Pine St. S. Hilda Moore, 169 Elm St. S. Roger Rochefort, 51 Sixth Ave. Mrs. Ron. Paigne, 108 Maple St.N. Myrna Loy‘s name in J. Martin‘s ad. W. C. Fields name in Producers‘ Dairy ad. CORRECT ANSWERS FOR LAST THURSDAY‘S CONTEST The winners are asked to call at The Advance Office where they will reâ€" ceive Two Theatre Passes. Movieâ€"Memory Contest CAN YOU NAME THESE STARS? â€" 10 mn THEATRE PASSES Today, Mid. Tonight, Friday and Saturday PRODUCERS DARY 14 Birch Street North of Last Thursday‘s Palace Theatre Contest DON‘T MISS FRIDAY‘SREVIV AL ATTRACTION WALLACE BEERY in Sun. Mid. to Thurs., June 14 to 18 "1Â¥e@VUr da Law of 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 convincne gou, start toâ€"day‘! "THE FARMER OWNED DAIRY" 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. She first five correct answers opened will be declared the winners, When answering write out the full name of the stars. Winners announced next Thursday. Each Winner Will Receive Two Theatre Passes Man or God North M. 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