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| AT THE LOCAL THEATRES | %0%§ RBAGE EIGHT Another Bulldog Drummond Story at Broadway Theatre On Double Feature Proâ€" gramme with "Rainbow Over Broadway." part An innocent firework andâ€" signal flare factory run by one turns out to be a nice little nest of saboteurs. A murdered man disappears while Jack phones the police, and so his later calls on their services meet with some derision.. The dateâ€"April ist, does not help matters either. Zack Buchanan, again in a story that has no song and dance for him, ratâ€" tles through a thoroughly entertainâ€" ing action story that carries lots of hearty laughs with its tropical thrills. Greta Gynt, Googie Withers, Robert Newton and David Hutcheson complete the cast. Star of "Torpedo Raider" Married His Leading Lady When Barry Mackay‘s grandfather first leaned over his cradle, he exâ€" claimed "A Boy! Of course, he‘ll join the navy!" ‘Barry decided otherwise for he never had a notion to sail the smcs ssm Picture at Broadway This Week â€"Formerly Titled "Born for Glory." Ktarring Tyronne STARTS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT AT CARTIER MaASCIOLL THEATRE 50 Toâ€"day Only fi Fri. and Satur. A scene from the comedy thrilla@, "Spy in The Pantry," starring KRex Harrison and Karen Yerne. Plane wreecked on an Manton Moreland ars ing at the Cartier 1 and Saturday of this With Brenda Marshall and John Garfield "East of the River" "Blood and Sand" Cartoon and Newsreel ADDED sHORTS COMING SU N Darnell of fighter planes, h queer people amon ees It Through" Broadway‘? with Buchanan in his 1 of serious work TRAPPED BY ZOMBIES Power and Lind ol iptured atre, T \terror, John Archer, Dick Purcell and 1 by the "King of the Zombies." Playâ€" Phursday, Thursday midnight, Friday NDAY MIDNIGHT "San Antonio Rose" 'got the job! "Evergreen" was his screen debut. It won him a long term contract. \ _ Barry and Natalie like a quiet life. \They have a common interest in anâ€" tique furniture. Their idea of advenâ€" \ture is poking around odd places, lookâ€" ing for whatnots and nicknacks, but choicest possession is a venerable ship‘s desk that sailed the high seas with Barry‘s aforementianed grandâ€" dad. A task he says is a pleasure that occupies much of Barry‘s spare time is ‘ personally answering his fan mail inâ€" ! creasing by the wellâ€"known leaps and ‘ bounds. ‘Torpedo Raider‘ was formerly titled ‘Born for Glory.‘ ocean. Rather, hé preferred his fatâ€" hers profession, ‘which was acting. Mackay is currenty seen in Monogram‘s "Torpedo Raider‘"‘ playing at the Broadway theatre, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, August 21st 22nd and 23rd. which closely parallels the recent Graf Spee disaster. He studied music and dancing and being, tall, handsome and dashing, it was natural he should get the leading roles in London productions of ‘"Rose Marie‘‘ and "The Desert Song." He was playing in "Ball at the Savoy" when several nice things happened. He met Natalie Hall, the beautiful songbird in the show, fell in love with her and married her. And he met dirâ€" ector Victor Saville, looking for a leadâ€" ing man for Jessie Matthew. P.S.; He Priscilla Lane the Star in "Million Dollar Baby" Film "Million Dollar Baby," starring Prisâ€" cilla Lane, Jeffrey Lynn and Ronald Reagan, makes its local debut Priday, Friday midnight and Saturday, Aug. 22nd and 23rd, at the Palace theatre. In the featured supporting cast are May Robson, Lee Patrick, Helen wWestâ€" lev, George Barbier, Nan Wynn, John romantic Comedy _ Deals With Adventures of a Shopgirl. Starring Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy With Wayne Morris and Virginia Dale Shortâ€"‘‘Memories of Europe" With Robert Page and Jane Frazee NEWSREEL "Quarter Back" "Bitter Sweet" SECOND HIT The new film is a delightful romanâ€" tic comedy dealing wish the adventures of a shopgirl who inherits a million dollars. Pretty Priscilla Lane, star of the "Four Daughters" series, is, of course, the "Million Dollar Baby," and Jeffrey Lynn, her "Four Daughters" ewestheart, is the young lawyer who first brings her news of her inheritance then stays to sue for her hand. Ronald Reagan, popular young star of "Brother Rat," who won such wide praise for his work as George Gipp in ‘"Knute Rockâ€" neâ€"All American," is cas; as the cynical ycoung ccmposer who is in love with Priscilla, too, but prejudiced against her money. Veteran May Robson plays the eccentric, wealthy old woman who gives Priscillia the million dollars for reasons of her own. Qualen, Waliter Catiett and many other well known players. Leonard Spigelgass has written a sparkling story, full of bright situations and irrestibly human touches. Casey Robinson, Richard Macaulay and Jerry Wald adapted the story for the screen, with dialogue that fairly crackles with wit. Curis Bernhardt, the brilliant young director of "My Love Came Back," directed "Million Dollar Baby," with deft comedy handling. Be Sure to Get Your Seats for "Keep Your Seats Please" It‘s Another of the Popular George Formby Hits. Here‘s George Formby again! This time he‘s appearing in ‘"Keep Your Seats Please!" It‘s a happy number in which the popular British screen and concert syar gives his usual "full to overflowing" measure of fun, fancy, music and thrills He has some more songs in "Keep Your Seats Pleas¢," and for these he plays his own accomâ€" paniments on his now noted ukelele. "Keep Your Seats Please" will be at the Palace Sunday midnight, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, Aug. 25‘h, 26th and 27th. George Formby songs are among the most popular hits of the day and his ukelele playing is regarded as most expert, yet George cannot write or read a single note of music. How then does he get them written? If you happened to call upon him at his London Hotel when "Keep Your Seats Please," was being prepared, you would have found him strumming over and over again the same air, while Mrs. Formby was trying to locate his pianist to call round and take down George Formby, who has made so popular a hit here, will be at the Palace theatre, Sunday midnight, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 25th, 26th and 27th, in "Keep Your Seats Please!" CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILYâ€"DOORS OPEN AT 2.00 Shortsâ€"3 Stooge Comedy ‘SPLITS SPARES STRIKES Wacky Worm Take the Airâ€"Musical Here‘s George Again‘ Alan Mowbrayâ€"Comedy Aquaplayâ€"sport After Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, August 24â€"27 GEORGE FORMBY and FLORENCE DESMOND in Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., Aug. 21st JOHN GARFIELD and BRENDA MARSHALL in Criday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, August 22nd and 23rd "KEEP YOUR SEATS PLEASE" PRISCILLA LANE, JEFFREY LYNN AND RONALD REAGAN in BOB CROSBY, RUTH TERRY AND MARIE WILSON in "MILLION DOLLAR BABY" PALACE NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to ocur theatres, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than $.00 p.m. to see entire performance. + m y( came e Thursday Only, August 28th "EAST OF THE RIVER" "ROOKIES ON PARADE" <HORTS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO News of the World Meeting Nursing Division St. John Ambulance Brigade the music. He had to keep playing while the refrain was fresh in his mind otherwise he would probably have forâ€" gotten it. It‘s the same with hi$ uke. He plays purély by ear and the refrain is inâ€" cluded in the chords which he strums. The speed with which he manipulates his instrument is the result of constant practice and the chords he s.rikes are his own. Most amazing is the fact that he is entirely self taught. An example of what patience and perseverance can do. Opening as usual with the St. John Prayer, the Nursing Division of the St. John Ambulance meeting was held on Monday evening in the St. John Amâ€" bulance Brigade hall, with the preâ€" sident, Mrs. Geoflmv Morris, in the chair. Guest speaker was Mr. George Alliâ€" son, who lectured on the respiratory system and insenibility from various causes., With the assistance of Myr. Alex Thomson, he demonstrated the Schaeffer‘s method of artificial respirâ€" ation, and first aid treatment of variâ€" ous fractures of the lower limbs. Following the lecture, a short meetâ€" ing, with Mr. George Gibson in attendâ€" Looney Toonâ€"Cartoon Beautiful Ontarioâ€"Travel Popular Science ‘ROBERT BENCHLEY! TOâ€"DAY, FRIDAY, FRIDAY MIDNIGHT AND SATURDA Y Coloured Traveltalk OFFERED FOT® sSoOMEONE‘s PHOTO AMILLNMD HHJL JO MTTLLLVY VMS MHJL DYNAMITEâ€"DRAMA THAT PARALLELS THE AMAZING GRAFE SPEE DISASTER Latest War News TOâ€"NIGHT CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 2 P.M with JOAN WOODERURY â€" JACK LARUE Added Shortsâ€"Rockin‘ Thru‘ the Rockies,â€" Thursday and Friday, August 21st and 22nd ROGER PRYOR and JOAN PERRY in This is the Bowery Saturday, Sunday Midnight (12.01 a.m.) and Monday, August 23, 24 and 25 Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 26th and 27th DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME RUTH DONNELLY and ERNEST TRUEX in Added Shortsâ€"Saving Churchill‘s Island Thursday and Friday, August 28th and 29th GOLDFIELDS special Children‘s Matinee Saturday Morning at CHARLES STARRETT in amount News â€" llrg(l(l‘ dnd l‘ rlfld), 4‘ug U *L amOLUll Allll + LUCILLE FAIRBANKS and PAUL CAVANAGH in "PASSAGE FROM HONG KONG" SECOND HIT GEO. BRENT and BRENDA MARSHALL in ance was held. Arrangements were made for the presentation of Home Nursing Ceriificates to members who passed the Home Nursing Examinations last FPebruary. ‘The presentation of the certificates will be made the second week in Soptember. Arrangements were also made for a rummage sale to be held on Saturday, September 20th, with Mrs. Wm. McCoy and Mrs, A. Malouin as conveners. Ssouth Porcupine, Aug. 20â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Miss Vieno Ranta, of the Consumer‘s Coâ€"operative store staff, lef;s on Wednesday last week, for Torâ€" onto where she will in future reside. A very pleasant surprise farewell party was staged for her at the home cf Mrs. W. Rintamaki on Tuesday evening, when a number of friends met to wish her success in her new venture. A purse was presented from them as a farewell gift, and a happy social party was spent, the hostess serving a lovely lunch during the evening. Guests present, including the guest of honour, were Mrs. E. Topari, Mrs. Ed Niemi, Mrs. A. Ollila, Mrs. D. Pryor, Mrs. K. Williams, Mrs. N. Salminen, Mrs. J. Kattelius, Miss Lempi Niémi, Mrs. Albert Pasanen, Mrs. Carl Carâ€" ruthers and Mr. and Mrs. M. Ranta. ‘arewell Party at South Porcupine for Miss Ranta ADDED sHORTâ€" "BULLET® FOR O‘HARA" "TEXAS STAGECOACH" Jack Buchanan in ‘BULLDOG SEES IT THROUGH‘ ‘RAINBOW OVER BROADWAY‘ Coming Sunday Mid. Joan Marsh, Frank Albertson "SOUTH OF SUEZ" TELEPHONE 331 IAY V AGABOND" ADDED sHORTS sail Ho Bringing Home the Bacon and Modern Highway Going Places No. 68 â€" Ye Old Swap Shop a Coloured Cartoon Strokes â€" Sleeping Princess, a Cartoon No. 5 of "King of the Royal Mounted" BRob Chester‘s Orchestra beee to Wed. a Stooge Comedy Farewell Tea Given in Honour of Brideâ€"toâ€"be Mrs. C. M. Hatton, of 44 Toke street, entertained on Thursday at a farewell tea in honour of Miss Velma Eimeés, who will become the bride of her son, Herbert Hatton of the RCAF., staâ€" tioned at Calgary, on August 23rd. Those present spent a delightfully at / friendly evening, with piano selections by Miss Margaret Easton and a gay Funeral "singâ€"song". The hos‘ess, assisied by| urday for Miss Gloria Nicholls and the brideâ€"| ards, who toâ€"be, served a dolicious lunch. day, Aug! Among those attending were: McInnis, Miss Kay McInnis, Mrs Cadman, Miss Dorothy Cadman, W. J. McCoy, Mrs, J CARTIER 10. «3 "FreppiE BARTHOLEMEW*‘ C David Coppertfield ‘‘ COMINGâ€"Sunday Midnight for 4 Days Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 27th 28th "SECOND CHORUS" 1pr#l PTRANGEES(/ Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs. Aug. 21st "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" Starring GREER G and Saturday, August 22nd and 23rd Adults ... Children "«COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE THEATRE, Starring Starringâ€"FRED ASTRAIE, PAULETTE GODDARD, ARTIE SHAW Starringâ€"GINGER ROGERS, ERNEST COSSART Bandâ€"Joe Reichman After Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, August 24, 25, 26 "KITTY FOYLE" ig were: Mrs. inis, Mrs. Alex Cadman, Myrs. Latimer, Miss serialâ€""THE PHMHANTOM CREEPS No SELECTED SHORTS Matinee SERIALâ€"The Phantom Creeps No,. 8, TELEPHONE 173 Cartoonâ€"Wild Oyste ROBINSON, JOHN GARFIELD AND IDA LUPTINO ARSON, LAURENCE OLIVIER, MARY BOLAND THURSDAY, AUGUST 218T, !941 also Gloria Nicholls, Mrs. Chas. Lacy, Mrs. W. Ross, Mrs. B. Harris, Mrs. Glen Smith, Mrs. J. T. Easton, Miss Marâ€" garet Easton, Mrs. J. McChile, Mrs. H. J. Kelneck, the hostess, Mrs. C. M. ton, and the guestâ€"ofâ€"honour, Miss Velma Eimes. Richard Richards Passes at Age of Seventy Years Funeral services were held on Satâ€" urday for the late Mr. Richard Richâ€" ards, who passed away here on Thursâ€" day, August 14th. The services were held at Walker‘s Funcral Home, and were conducted by the Rev. Canon R. 8. Cushing. The deceased was sevenâ€" tÂ¥ vears old. 30e Adults ... 12e Children Free Parking Facilities PHONE 2440 Ev e n ing ® 5 S . 18e