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14 -- | ---- GRAND-To-nigh FAREWELL WEEK--CHANGE OF PLAY DAILY Matinee Saturday at 2.30. THE GREATEST POPULAR PRICED MUSICAL COMEDY ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. BOB OTT WILL PRESENT TO-NIGHT " Charley " Saturday Matinee and Night FRIDAY NIGHT-AMATEUR NIGHT Prizes in Gold for Best Acts : lett: Others in the cast are Stan. | PRICES: Matinee ..... 10¢-20¢-30c¢. 'Evenings waives 20¢-30¢-50¢ | Bennett and Fraser AMan, Canada's | gs Seats now on sale. ||| foremost song writers; Ben Allen, | And His Talented p-- err { & Saturday | f : i i § The Dumbells in "Carry On." i Captain M. W. Plunkett's "Dum- | bells" company will offer their latest Evenings 8.15. LADIES WEAR entitled "Carry on" at the Grand | for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day, April 9th, 10th and 11th. The organization bas been greatly | | augmented and strengthened by the | |addition of the outstanding stars | from each of the four divisional | parties that were organized in| France. The company now numbers thirty-two Canadian soldiers, and 1s | still headed by those two popular | | stars--Ross Hamilton and Al. Plunk- | 'and most spectacular overseas revue, | { Associates "WHAT'S THE IDEA" [the origimal coloured parson; Pat | | Rafferty, the pint sized comedian; T.] J. My, the original comedian of | . ROSS HAMILTON STORY" Telling the TRUTH ABOUT GORH 0) 3 Lon Chaney, Billie Dove And a Great Cast of Stage Favorites a AND 88 OTHERS terest "All CAPT. M. W. PLUNKETT'S 66 MBE] S ) ' | Mason, star "girls" of the shows in L | France; Al. Johnson, the French- IN THEIR OVERSEAS REVUE "CAR AL. PLUNKETT Even his wife thought it meant ruin--the Mayor snatched up the paper and read with in- A FRONT PAGE BUDDY, and so will you when you Mon., Tues., Wed., GRAND- RY ON" Soc. to $1.50. Mat. 23¢. to $1.00. Seats now on sale ARENA RR AM--He read it and laughed, sec this Picture. the '"Dumbells" in France; Dick | Kimberley of the old "Volatiles; | | Morley Plunkett and Bert Wilkin-| |son, "Dumbells" of long standing; | {Jimmy Devon, who put on the danc- | |ing platoon; Gordon Calder and Bent Wed. Matinee April 9-10-11 the remarkable price of | Canadian baritone who won highest | honors in the national musical com- | petition this year; Jack Ghalles of {the "Maple Leafs;" Billee Baker, | | Jack Grace, H. Clark, N. L. Lye, Roy | | Locksley, Bert Williams, W. H. | | Thomas, Bob Ford, D. Chisholm, Art | | Allan and the gallant Captain, him- | solf, complete a cast that would be | ' | impossible to duplicate from the | iranks of the Canadian Army. { | There are twenty-six new musica! | | pumbers in the score of "Carry on," : and two brand-new miiitary sketches. | {The entire production is, as usual, | under the personal direction of Capt. | M. W. Plunkett, who is making his | first public appearance in Canada | to 40. em ms cmm-- -- Most remarkable styles for young women in the sea- son's most fashionable WRAP COAT with Front or Silk Button or clasp effect with side drape lines. Also splendid models in the dressy tailored styles. Shades: Brown, Fawn, Reindeer, Lovat, Beige. wie 19.75 SATURDAYS COAT SPECIALS AN UNUSUAL VALUE IN MISSES' AND WOMEN'S COATS : Purchased by Mr. Metivier in Toronto for a Special Coat Sale for Saturday--all to be sold on the one day at $10.75 cress vessasens Sizes range from 34 A DEPOSIT will hold any garment. this season, singing his own SOMES | and telling a few stories and getting | 1 acquainted. | "A Front Page Story," Good Comedy Drama | A regular slice of 1'fe is this little | document from Vitagraph--a slice of small city politics which revolve around the glass top' desk of the cess of Junior M have a new styl pearance. { mayor and the swivel chair of the editor of a local paper. You all re- | cognize this bit of enmity which puts | color in our smaller communities, and Jess Robbins, the director or this picture has brought forth all its vitality--all its humanities ana realism. Trust Robbins to make nv | PURE SILK HOSIERY 98c. MESSENGER, IS IN IT. mistake when it comes to incor por- ating lifelike incident. In "A Front Page Story" he makes his picture - --_- f extra : 2 Days A-L-I ~E-N TO-DAY AND so human -- so interesting that it asiioncd, With Se 0) SATURDAY stands out a conspicuously fine, little with garter tops. document. WITH QL | 7 £75, 2, vars [35] STRAND PICTURE PRESENTATION The Brothers Were Valiant" The comedy note is dominant be- We pay all charges Herton, a comedian with a sure * a grasp upon the qualities which cre- | on Mail Orders. ate humor. He plays in deadly Mats ..16-25c. : Prod Phone 1071. serious manner the part of a lacka- daiscal youth determined to got a! job. He rides into the town at the | wheel of a flivver and puts an ad in the local paper. There is some deft | THE KAB l PLANS comedy introduced with the car -- ole which is not the slapstick brand-- ! JUNIOR SECTION even though the car is always a his head and takin dvantage of | oS by | League's Scope Will Probably Evgs 25-35c. good prop for hokum. And by using opportunity when it knocks he cuses | himself into a partnership with the | Be Increased to Take in editor, . Juniors. The vest of the story has to do | with patch'ng up a feud between his | Tr. : | © A very enthusiastic meeting of the $4e} yor te 3 ais (hayor-- thd | Kingston Amateur Baseball League front page story is mothing but a | Vas held on Thursday evening. Let- ing scarchead ancouncing | or were read from Mark B. Dul- that the mayor will be exposed. | mage, secretary of the O. B. A. A. t i { welcoming the league into the asso- precipitates a deal ot anxiety for all | ciation and accepting the application \/ : concerned --. even for the partner | AU | for affiliation in the intermediate sec- whose ideas of journalism follow the ! tion. Mr. Dulmage also approved of STODDARD and BROWN INTRODUCING COMEDY, MUSIC AND SONGS Miss Brown's Solid Rinestone Costume Contains 20 Thousand Stones. orthodox channels. The oki man's the constitution drawn up and con- daughter is a hardy girl about the gratulated the officers of the league | office. And aside from acting as @ | pon it fol here and there it is her object | president James to carry the romance. Kane occupied the chair and in a comprehensive re- | view pointed out the growth of sport "All Brothers Were Valiant." in Kingston and finally the starting The features at the Strand Theatre on Thursday evening were the grip- of the Mercantile Baseball League ping story "All the Brothers Were Auction Rooms, Market Saturday, April Tth, a at 13 moon. r 4 years old, Mclaughlin top and harness. ' Of ten choice n fesinered ANI e residence of William Trotter, lot 21, 6th Con., Pittsb east 31, 5th Qo sburg, % mile of Valiant," a great sea picture, at once dramatic and tragic, and a Beyslly extra in the musical comedy Pp sented by Stoddard and Brown, that! brought forth prolonged applause, again and again. Mr. Stoddard is a musical genius, and actor. In ad- dition to his marvellous violin play- AUCTION SALE Cows and one olstein Bull, at Tuesday, April 10th, 1923 «At one o'clock. E. W. JACKSON, Auctioneer. ablic Notice | a he at will be Tevelved, by Abe 1 positions © uperin- and Matron ox "the Home for and Infirm up to noon, Mon- 16th, 1933. ts to give e, Millinery Opening WHEELER AND O'CONNOR announces their Millinery Opening at the store of H. J. Thompson & Co. ng he is an accomplished player on several other instruments and he is ably assisted by Miss Brown, soprano, who appears in various costumes. These two actors are specialists and patrons of the Strand greeted them |, with a warm welcome of apprecia- Sharbot Lake APRIL 11the14th. age, ref and salary expected. regard to the dut- may be obtained een PURE MILK AND CREAM Sold im sterilized bottles. _ Place your order with Willow Park Dalry. SHARP BR Phone 1300 r 5. { tion on their initial performance i Thursday evening. i "All the Brothers Were Vallant"" is a sensational picture and to those, possessing traditions of the sea, it is living reality in every aspect. A marine story, it is full of action and gives a. vivid impression of life among the whalers. It is regarded as the best story Bem Ames Will: FAL UE If you cannot come to the city to of ARGH for the County AT APRIL 1th. 1 a , TRANSATLANTIC SAILINGS Season 1033. Lists and Rates now select your "Dack's" Shoes you can order by mail just as well. Thou- sands of men from all parts of Can- fams ever wrote, and the mews that it has been made into a motion pic a1 Kingston BE = Ki cs . ture by Metro, has made photoplay|ada are doing this. ter which a very ehjoysble enter st, Kingnton, SL A 28 rents Jans ange E10 ase it Oo Simply write for our Spring Style tainment was given. J. Ramsay act- : turization is thrilling and | Book and _self-measuremen chart [ed as chairman, and lyed up to bis ! THOMAS FT | animation is even mots Writing +14} ang you wil nd, you cin be S108 | pues ae Om Eg / COPLEY Saciting narrative, and the just as com as if you came [popular with his "brither Soots.* Bag : ; yping scenes hold one even more po store. Eider, completely than the written version.| , Kingston's own «All the Brothers Were Valiant," Dack's Lauder, rendered a number of is a great drama, and underlying all ae and was forced to re the differences that arise in family j : many encores. The pro difficulties there is a call of the also included readings by blood that is irresistible, and this ex- Edgar, and Brothers J. Mar- emplified in the story of the herves Pollitt; songs by J. Ramesy of this thrilling picture. It will be Brother Phillips. Dancing was shown Friday and Saturday at the conducted, and refreshments Strand with a matinee each day. e served by the ladies of the -------------- . 'Sale Gabardine Rain Coats at ------ nin -- £ Tweddell's. a §-- ¢ Rain Coats at Mushrooms at Carnpvsky's. | s we »s' Suits for Spring. with them; welted pockets that add much to the ap- Perfect Silk Hosiery in an all pure Thread Silk, JUNIOR MISSES' SUITS With Buoyant Bloused Coats. Many a Coat piquantly bloused, and smartly braided adds to the suc: § 24.75 There is a dash to them. lar box back coat. POLO CLOTH COATS In Girls' and Misses' Styles. Sizes 10 to 16 years. One of the most popular styled Coats for Young Girls this season--made up in smart models with or without belt, or in the popu- $12.50 JACKSON-ME 14 PRINCESS STREET Skirts CHILDREN'S SILK LISLE MERCERIZED YARN STOCKINGS SATURDAY 35c. 3 for $1.00 . - Shades: Black, Brown, White ~~ and the development from it of the City Baseball League. He spoke of the formation of junior and juvenile sections and the desire of the league to open out these branches and en- courage the boys learning the game. The City League will undoubtedly carry at least one junior section, but it is hampered at the present time by lack of suitable grounds. With the City League, the Mercantile, the C. 0.B.L. team, the Sunday School Lea- gue and the County League all play- ing games and practising, matters will be rather difficult to straighten out in regards to grounds but every effort will be put forth to secure a fitting and amicable arrangement. Entries of teams were recelved trom A. Davis & Sons, 4th Hussars, Athlefics, and Circle-Six. In the order named they were entered by James Quinn, F. D. Vanluven, W. Palmer and T. Mounteer. The Cir- cle-8ix will play in the senior section provided no junior sections are avail- able, but should ground be secured it is understood that they revert to juniors. Managers of junior or juv- enile teams, or parties wishing to enter the same, should get in touch with T..Mounteer as soon as possible and convey their intentions. Certifi- cates were given out to the clubs en- tered, to be filled in and kept as re- 'cords of players. Every player in the league must have an amateur card from the A.A.U. of C. and the steps necessary for this may be tak- en through any official of the league. Nominations were taken for the offices of first, second and third vice- president and will be held open un- til the next meeting, when be closed and voted upon. surmise as to whether Wolfe Island would go with the county or the city this season but the matter was not officially recognized, Wolfe Island not baving signified any intention of en- tering the city group as yet. -------------- Sons of Scotland, held their month- ly meeting on Thursday evening, af- they will|contrary, There was some discussion and |O°f Sir Michael Sadler Coming. At a meeting of the executives of the Canadian and Kiwanis Clubs held on Thursday afternoon arrangements were made for a visit to be made to Kingston on April 12th, by Sir Miche ael Sadler, who has been addressing the educational copference in Toron« to. He will address a joint gather Ing of these two clubs on the date mentioned. > BLUNDERS Be Kind to Animals. ~--=%" The week of April 9th to 14th wilt be observed as "Be Kind to Animals" week, and attention is being drawn to the fact by J. R. C. Dobbs, presic dent of the Kingston Humane Socie« ty, who asks that the people of King- ston take an interest.in it. A spe eial appeal is also being made to the children of the schools. DAY AND NIGHT T 7 116 What fundamental rule of land- scape gardening is broken here? The answer will be found among today's want ads. ------------------ MATRON ISSUES STATEMENT. Regarding Her Leaving the Orphans' Home in Kingston. Miss Isabel J. Mackenzie has ask- bd the Whig to publish the following statement: 2 "The statement in your issue of Wednesday, April 4th, page 14, bot- tom of column 3, would give my friends a wrong impression. 1 did not leave my position as superintend- ent of the Orphans' Home. On the quite unexpectedly to me, I was requested to leave on account 'strained relations' between my- self and some members of the board of management." 5 Yours in the interests of truth. ISABEL J. MACKENZIE, One Overland Touring Car. One Ford Touring Car. These Cars are in good condi- tion and prices right. -------- Save money Tweddell's Suit Sale. Sir Robert Borden is elected presi- dent of the Canadian Red Cross So- clety. Strawberries at Carnovsky's. 0