Joseph Santley ciate producer T segreen play credit and Milt Gross. Shown in One of the Feaâ€" tures at the Cartier This Week. There are two at the double feature Cartier theatre on day, June 13th and Iis another in the Professor Jerry Colonna not only helps her out of this predicament but induces her to enter the cast of the college musical comedy, and Sis proâ€" ceeds to became such a hit that many of Carol‘s choice somngs numbers are switched to her. This widens the rift between the cousins and a hilarious series of circumstances place Sis in the toils of the lawâ€"from which she extrocates herself with tradional Sis Hopkins ingenuity and gocod humor. Among the supporting players are Charles Butterworth, Katherine Alexâ€" ander, Carol Adams, Lynn Merrick, Mary Ainsless, Archie Twitchel and Elvia Allman, the "Cobina‘"‘ of Brenda and Cobina fame. "Lone Wolf" stories. Wolf Keeps a Date.‘" "Footlight Fever" a theatre life behind the A hillbilly escounded none too comâ€" fortably in a collegiate setting, is bound to create something of a sensation, and Sis does just that. She proceeds, first of all, to quite unconsciously win the heart of her snobbish ©Cousin Carol‘s sweetheart, played by Bob Crosby, Cousin Carol (Susan Hayward) reâ€" taliates by framing Sis in a cheap strip tease burlesque show by making her believe she is participating in a sorority initiation. Many and varied have b depicting the glamorous theatre, but the other id behindâ€"theâ€"scenes activit tant with the Anancing production of a stage pla sadly neglected. For thi im of Apery and Crand: ed in the successful com P AT THE LOCAL THEATRES | "Sis Hopkins," which Palace theatre Friday, P and Saturday, June 1 shows what happens tCc misguided rich relation to college. Rollicking Story of Theatre Life Behind the Scenes Donald M director res s the sec comedians The same lovable personality that has made ‘Sis Hopkins""‘ a stage faverâ€" ite for generations, now comes to the screen, with the inimitable Judy Caâ€" nova enacting the role of the hillbilly heroine whose antics have placed her in the hall of fame of American folkâ€" lore. impoverished Brc The â€" rollicking Mowbray and [X waysâ€"busted by theatrical produc of producing I have a swell sert an office and fw more â€"but no cas Through th ing man, the who long ha her lover we turned,.. The: as shipmates nova, presen phoney play gob before h vail upon he Appears in New Popular Comic Republic Film At the Palace This Week There Will be "Sis Hopâ€" kins‘" e 0083 0900000 t t 0e 00e e e e ¢®¢® q 088 9988 8 8 9080898808909 The hectic mechanies of getting the worthy m Judy Canova, Elvia Allman and Susan Hayworth in a scene from the new Republic comedy with music, "Sis Hopkins‘‘ at the Palace Theaâ€" tre, Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, June 13th and 14th featurin two att: ne roile ol Th nNnillDlily intics have placed her ame of American folkâ€" directed under Assoâ€" Robert North. The ts go to Jack Townloyv ful or this reaso Crandall was 1 â€"comedy "Ci lan â€" Mowbray as â€" producer 2 "Footlicht F ongs numbers are his widens the rift s and a hilarious nces place Sis in vâ€"â€"from which she with â€"tradional Sis ractive numbers on programime at the Friday and Saturâ€" 14ith. One of them thrilling series . of it of the profits. 6s into rehearsal nAppy 1i will be at the Friday midnight 13th and 14th, o Sis when her is pack her off been Th ng, is bound and oceeds, first it n the flms ide of the the hectic, ; _ and â€" actual â€"~have been reason the was formâ€" vâ€"**Curtain series . of The Lone other is Y wide t subtle fâ€"two Alan whiC ind ind and rl Roach‘s New Comedy Broadway Limited Has Headline Cast Special at the Cartier Sunâ€" day Midnight to Thursâ€" day, June 16th to 19th. ‘"‘The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date" stars Warren William, Frances Robinâ€" son, Bruce Bennett and Eric Blore. The film is based on one of the stirâ€" ring stories by Louis Joseph Vance. It depicts the popular rogue of the presâ€" ent prowling the Florida night, mopâ€" ping up Miami mobsters, with new adâ€" ventures in his blood, new women in his hair, new tricks up his sleeve. He ribs the cops, robs the ladies of their composure and rubs out a kidnap gang. It is the "Lone Wolf" at his best, with mystery, thrill, action, romance and all else that a picture needs to make it popular. ‘All who like "Lone Wof" storiecs will like this one, and who is there who does not enjoy the advenâ€" tures and the sparkling cleverness of the "Lone Wolf"? Fans of the "‘Lone Wolf", and the world is full of them, will be delighted to keep a date with "The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date‘" at the Cartier theatre PFriday and Saturday of this week, June 13th and 14th. As a comedy team, Mowbray and MacBride leave nothing to be desired. Elizabeth Risdon, as the rejuvenated spinster, likewise turns in a laughâ€" provoking performance, while Lee Bonâ€" nell and Eyse Knox as the romantic vyoungters; Charles Quigley,> Bradley Page, Chester Clute and Jane Patten all register in the other .principal roles. Irving Reis is credit with the direction of Fever," which was produced for RKO Radio by Hoâ€" ward Benedict. The series of "Lone Wolf" pictures, like the stories around the same charâ€" actor, have won very general popular favour and deserved it. They have mystery, thrills, adventure, romance, everything. ~«One of the new ones in the series, "The Lon» Wolf Keeps a Date" is to be on the double feature programme at the Cartier theatre on Friday and Satutday, June 13th and 14th. The other picture on the double feature programme is "Footlight Fever" a rollicking comedy of the theatre beâ€" hind the secenes. Another Thriller in "The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date" One of the Double Feature Numbers at the Cartier. a merry course right up to the spectaâ€" cular opening night and the story‘s sideâ€"splitting finish. Based on a laughâ€"packed screenplay written by Rian James, Hal Roach‘s biggest film comedy to date, "Broadâ€" way Limited," will be at the Cartier, theatre, Sunday midnight to Thursâ€" day, June 16th to 19th, through Unitâ€" ed Artists release. The feminine lead in ‘"Broadway Limited" is played by Marjorie Woodworth, who is already being hailed by all of Hollywood‘s imâ€" portant critics as the greatest screen discovery since Jean Harlow. Oppos"e her in the role of a young and hantâ€" some physician is Dennis O‘Keefe, anâ€" other newcomer on his way to starâ€" dom. who revently played the romanâ€" tic lead in Roach‘s ‘"Topper Returns." Featured roles in "Broadway Limitâ€" ed" are portrayvyed by Victor McLaglen, Patsy Kolly, Zasu Pitts, George E. Stone. John Sheehan and Leonid Kinâ€" skey. Gordon Douglas directed ‘"Broadâ€" way Limited," which unfolds a fastâ€" moving tale of the tribulations of .the great film star, April Tremaine, who is en route from the west coast to New York with her director and publicity woman. As a publicity stunt, the pubâ€" lic is informed that the glamorous Miss Tremairns has become the mother of a baby girl. Since at this very moment, the baby of a wealthy family is kidâ€" mnapped., a whole series of merry and mystifyving complications follow, with the entire mystery cleared up when the whole party returns to Hollywood. Nearly all of the action of the stery takes place on the famous Pennsylâ€" vania crack train between Chicago and New York, and this entailed special photography and camera work because of the limitations of space. Director Dougias had to handle a bunch of characters getting in and out of comâ€" show opened, the producers troubles with the unscrupulous business manaâ€" ger, and the warm romance of the pretty niece and the leading man, trace Shipments have steadily grown since war began. During the first year 0of the war the makers reported that their exports had more than doubled comâ€" pared with any previous year. In the last six months nearly 1,500,000 combs were shipped abroad. The bicycle and motor cycle industry use more steel for export than any other industry in Great Britain, not excluding the locomotive industry. plicated situations in the and compartments of a string of Pullâ€" man cars. Director Douglas computed that Marâ€" jorie Woodworth spent 1982 hours on the train set, and that if it had been a real Broadway Limited racing at 60 miles an hour, she would have travellâ€" ed 11,520 miles. Cinematically speakâ€" ing, she thus became the most travellâ€" ed star in Hollywood, although by her own admission, she hasn‘t even seen Yellowstone Park yet. R. H. Flynn, assistant to the viceâ€"presi¢ant of the Pennsylvania Railroad, acted as techâ€" nical adviser on this new Hal Roach picture and through the good offices of Patsy Kelly was introduced to the insâ€"andâ€"outs of the Hollywood pracâ€" tice of ribbing. Three million combs have been seni overseas from Aberdeen in the last 18 months. Thousands more bicycles went China, and also to Thailand, Hong Kong, British Malaya and the Dutch East Indies. An unexpected customer was Iceland which bought 173 bicycles as against two in 1939. Fifty thousand tons of steel was used by the makers of British bicycles and motor cycles for the products which they safely shipped oveérseas during 1940. The value of them was £4.854,355, an increase of £398,423 on the year before. Canada bought twice as many motor cycles from Great Britain last year as in 1939. India almost trebled her purclh4ses of motor cycles and Uruguay quadâ€" rupled her purchases. There was a notable increase in the number of both motor cycles and bicycles sent to the United States. The most popular authors in overseas countries have been very much the same as those at home, though, in proportion, some of the more serious authors are rather more in demand abroad, particularly USA.â€"for exâ€" ample, Aristotle, Gibbon, Voltaire, Rousseau, Walt Whitman. Not one of nearly 200,000 volumes shipped from the library to the United States has been lost. Indeed, sirge the war began only one per cent. of those sent to overseas countries have been lost by enemy action; and °exâ€" ports have been over oneâ€"third of more than 1,000,000 books sold in that period. (By Robert Williamson) What is Britain reading down in the shelters while the Luftwaffe zooms across the black sky? There is quite striking evidence of a big return to the great literature of the past In the opening months of the preâ€" sent year the demand for reprints of nearly one thousand of the world‘s best books was half as higzh again as in 1940. Bestâ€"selling authors in this Everyman library were Dickens, Thackâ€" eray, Dr. Johnson, Pepys, Bunyan, Deâ€" foe, Chaucer, Keats, Burns, Wordsâ€" worth, Jane Austen, Emily Bronte, Dumas, Tolstoy, Plato and Shakesâ€" peare. Dickens a Favourite Author in Shelters in Great Britain Britain â€"Making Bicycles, Combs and Razor Blades. Their factory has been equipped sSHORTS Lady and the Lugâ€"ElIsa Maxwell and Maxie Rosanbloom Miracles of Hydroâ€"Novelty Coloured Cartoon Another Big Fotoâ€"Nite Toâ€"nightâ€"Who will sell their photoâ€" raph for the Sums offered?â€"Ist offer $250.00, 2nd $130.00 Pete smith Specialâ€"â€"Coloured Coloured Cartoan Another big Fotoâ€"Nite Toâ€"Night.â€"A photograph will positively be bought from some one who is at the theatre. We wish to announce that Fotoâ€"Nite offers must go, and that numbers will be picked until the number of someone who is in the audâ€" lence is called. So tell vour friends to be sure and be at the theatre, for a photograph will be purchased for a large sum. (Glove Affairâ€"Comedyv Sing Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., June 12th JACKIE COOPER, EDDIE BRACKEN AND LEILA ERNST Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 15, 16, 17 and 18 MELVYN DOUGLAS and ROSALIND RUSSELL in June 13th and 14th JUDY CANOVA and CHARLES BUTTERWORTH in "SIs HOPKINS" SHORTS Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, Thursday Onlyâ€"June 19th JOHN SHELTON and ANN RUTHERFORD in PALACE NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. "LIFE WITH HENRY" TELEPHONE 560 SHORTS HORT AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO sense and Noonsense: Maybe there| "I can will not ibe much left for the meek to being inherit. change Colborne Enterprise:â€"The case of Herb B. Smith, who comes to Trenton as agent in the very station where he sat down as a youth to learn teleâ€" graphy under the very man he sucâ€" ceeds, is proof that the British way of living, by which a man is rewarded for what he does and is, is the right way of living. Mr. Smith‘s promotion comes after meritorious service, a just reward for properly applying himself to his job. Fancy any person ever receiving a promotion in Germany or in any Germanâ€"controlled country unâ€" less he or she was the pet of the dicâ€" tators. "People still laugh and joke as they go. I know, as I go there every week buying, right into the heart of the city, East and West End. This a ‘swank‘â€"it‘s true." writes her English sisterâ€"inâ€"iaw from Dorking, Surrey, to Mrs. Dave Wilkinson, of Kirkland Lake. And from her husband, Sergeant with the Engineers, Mrs. Wilkinson also reâ€" cently received a letter which indiâ€" cated that he was in one of the "hot spots" of defense of Britain, wherse rations were being brought up under almost the same conditions as in taie last war. English Folk Laugh and Joke As They Go Along with the latest machinery for making moulded combs in a wide range of colours for South America, the Near and Far East and Empire notably Australia and India. "You can tell the people that Lonâ€" don is badly bombed, and that the havoc is dreadful. But there are stiil hundreds of miles of it standing, and business is going on as usual amidst the dust and rubble. Latest News of the World A huge overseas market for razot blades has been developed by Gramt Britain since the war began, an indusâ€" try which up to then had been largely in the hands of Germany. The successful invasion of the greai overseas market is a triumph for Briâ€" tain‘s industrial organization in war time. The "s‘irip"anetal used for razor blacdos is made on rolling mills enâ€" gaged on war production, yet the razor blade manufacturers have been able to secure the "strip" required to deâ€" velop their industry. Thirtyâ€"threée British manufacturers sent overseas throughout last year an average of 1,125,000 blades a day. The enormous total of 456,250,000 blaces would, end to end, run to 12,8600 miles and the value of these exports :s £700,000 a year. MASCIOLI THEATRE soupMACHF® Toâ€"day Only e Iri. and Satur. "w "Enemy Agent" Richard Cromwell â€" Helen Vinson NEWSREEL Special Children‘s Matinee Thursâ€" day at 4.30 v.m. for the feature "Young People‘" Jackie Cooper and Eddie Bracken Dennis O‘Keefe and Florence Rice in in Freddy Martinâ€"Band "Y oung People" sShirley Temple and Jack Oakie "Life With Henry" Latest War News Motors on the March Eugene the Jesepâ€"Popeve Cartoon EFr 1da YÂ¥ Seeing is Belicvin Tuesday and Wednesd: Friday‘s Revival One Showing Only at 9.40 PAT and JOHNKX GARFIELTD in GOLDFIELDS Saturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday June 14thâ€"16th Thursday and Friday, June 19th and GLORIA DICKSON and JOHN LITEL in Thursd; @sdiay an(d Wedln@siay, June 1/ith and 1 MARY BETH HUGHES and GEOQ. MONTGOMERY in Specail Children‘s Matinee Saturday Morning at 10.39 CHARLES STARETT in rsday and Friday, June 12th and DENNIS (PKEEFE and FLORENCE RICE in ‘s Revivalâ€"One Showing only at 9.40 LANE SISTERS and WAYNE MORRIS in "BROTHER RAT and BABY" t 6 SECOND HIT RICHARD NDX and WENDY Trooper McNulty Injured in Accident Near Camp Borden ADDED sSHORTâ€"Gaing Placesâ€"No,. 80 CGeorgie had been called up with his group and in due time was made orâ€" derly in the officers‘ mess. Here ht was told that his duties were to rise was told that his duties were to rise at 4 o‘clock each morning, clean out the mess, always do as he was told and give no backâ€"answers. "Rightâ€"ho," said Georgie cheerfully. "I can manage that. It‘ll be just like being at home wi‘ the missus."~â€"Exâ€" Jeremie TDeVilliers, who is said to have confessed to setting the fire in which the four Van Tent children lost their lives near Haileybury recentiy, made a brief appearance on Friday in police. court at: Haileybury. He was remanded to this week. The nominal charge against him is that of vagâ€" rancy, but it is understood that a more serious charge will be preferred. The accused, who is well over seventy years of age, appeared to be untroubled hy the situation in which he now finas himself. In Tact, he did nct seem t understand just what it was all abou.. When the remand was given until day of this week he appeared to think it was all over and promptly made tor the door. A police officer took him in charge, but just as he seemea unhurried when he walked away, so he was unflustered when he was taken in charge by the police and guided back to the cells. ' In Hospital With Leg Broâ€" ken Above Knee. Mrs. J. McNulty, of 4854 Wilson avenue, received the news this week that her son, Trooper Patrick McNulty, had been injured in a. motorcycle acâ€" cident near Camp Borden. Trooper McNulty, whose number is Trooper McNulty, whose number is BR361139, and who is stationed with the First Canadian Armour Brigade, had left Camp Borden by motoreycle for Thornloe, where he was to have met his wife, to attend the funeral services for his fatherâ€"inâ€"law. After the servâ€" ice, the couple had intended to come to Timmins for a few days. GJlow the Fireflyâ€"Cartoon SEHKR!IALâ€"â€"Winners of the Westâ€"No,., 8 The accident occurred a short disâ€" tance from his station, and at present, Trooper McNulty is in hospital with a broken log above the kneeâ€"cap. Friends in Timmins and district will extend a sincere hope for a speedy reâ€" covery. DeVilliers Remanded Until Friday This Week "Virginia" Madeline Carroll, Fred MacMurray and istirling Hayden "Here Comes Happiness" With Edward Norris and Edward Coles "Mr. District Att()l‘n(?y“ sSHORT COLoOURED CARTOON TELEPHONE 131 ‘*PINTO KID" LITTLE OCHANGE *BIHC BOSS \DDED sSHORTS sHORTS June 19th and 20th Tune 12th and 13th June 17th and 18th * 4 % ARRIE in Paramount News sSnanpshot No. 4 Land of Heat *# # % CARTIEKR In â€" T‘k.e Hit of the Year The Big Musical EUN SHOW Commg Sun. Midnight «Broanway 4* 0 jIMITED T FEVER" ‘Pot 0 Gold‘ @ MARCH of TIME THE LONE WOLF KEEPS | A DATE s I k FOChon 3 "‘C.,' coundre| !rops a ludnoppmg ring , alonq gay F‘Ofldo J 9""0nng sonds j we 4 4 2 w f ARREN WILLIAM + FRANCES ROBINS Oy with Alan Mowbtray, Donald MacBride and Elyse Knox With HORACE HEIDT and His Musical Knights NEW EMPIRE Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., June 12th "MR. and MRS. SMITH" Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th and 19th "ESCAPE" starringâ€"NORMA sSHEARER, ROBERT TAYLOR AND CONRAD VEIDT SERIALâ€"JUNIOR C MENâ€"No. 10 starring Dead End Kids and Little Tough Guys. starringâ€"CAROLE LOMBARD, ROBERT MONTGOMERY SERIALâ€"*JUNIOR G. MEN"â€"No. 9 Starringâ€"WALLACE BREERY, LEOQ CARRILLO, and ANN RUTHERFORD Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday June 15th, 16th, 17th "LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR" Starringâ€"FRED ALLEN, JACK BENNY AND MARY MARTIN CRIME DOESN‘YT PAYVâ€"Eyes of the Navy Adults Children Friday and Saturday, June 13th and 14th "W YOMINCG" "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE â€"THEATRE, BRUCE BENNETT + ERIC BLORE COLOUREDN CARTOONâ€"â€"Bedtime for Sniffies Matinee Midnight Show Toâ€"night Toâ€"day Only . Ia(ute â€" THURDAY, JUNE 13TH, 1841 Children Adults tCt t ALigk @1 traops g kidnopping ring . , . along 92y Floridg‘s glittering sonds | @venings "THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVYVESTIGATION®"