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Gah Bate og FW. a -- BES A en > on | Ai 8 SY Ty Sa 0 fo ¥ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927 ~THE-- COMING ATTRACTIONS > * «==AT THE-- -- LOCAL THEATRES NEW MARTIN THEATRE-- Starting Monday--"Cat and the Canary," starring Laura La Plante REGENT THEATRE-- Starting Monday--"In Old San Francisco," starring Dolores Costello | "In Old San Francisco" Kipling's "Take me somewhere mast of Suez, where the best is like the warst, where there ain't no Ten Com- mandments, and a man can raise a thirst", might well have been sung of old San Francisco's Chinatown and Barbary Coast, and it is these regions that Warner Bros. recreate for us in the thrilling and uncannily realistic "Old San Francisco," starring Dolores Costello and featuring Warner Oland. Alan Crosland, who won such high acclaim for his digection of "Don Juan" and "When A Man Loves" has added materially to his reputation in 'Old San Francisco," The story is that of a half-caste boss of the underworld, who, covet- ing the lands and the fair grani- daughter of a Spanish grandee, hounds the old man to his death. The girl If Not Feeling Quite Up To The Mark Take Dodd's Kidney Pills Says Mr, H. McPherson "I have used Dodd's Kidney Pills at different times and would not use any other," writes Mr. H. McPherson, 1139 Winnipeg Avenue, Winnipeg. "On one oc~ casion I woke up in the mornin; and could hardly get out of because my back was so bad. I sent for a box of Dodd's Kidney | Pills and before I had taken the first box, my sore back had gone, and I have never been troubled since." Dodd's Kidney Pills have built up their reputation as a kidney remedy by the relief they give, Insist upon having DODD'S. DODD'S KIDNEY Dolores Costello In "Old San Francisco" on the ancient sword of her family, pledges vengeance and having dis- covered the fact that the boss is «a yellow man, hawks the news about the underworld, aided and abetted by a young man, who, with herself, is kidnapped and secreted in a Chinese len. The boss tries to make the girl retract her statement, by threatening to torture her lover. A crowd of Chinamen who hate their "white boss" force their way into the place and capture him while the girl is spirited away to a secret chamber by a Chin- ese girl, The boss, escaping from his captors, recaptures the girl, and drags her to a deeper cell where she is dressed in gorgeous array and offered for sale, to wealthy Chinamen. Just then, comes the terrific up- heaval which is known as "The Great Fire." Lightning flashes through rents in the walls, the boss is crushed ander a falling beam, the girl is res- sued by. her lover and out of the ruins of the old San Francisco, they flee to happiness in the new. This is a bare outline of a story which flames with passionate reality, ind with terror and beauty. The photography is marvelous and the impression one takes away from the theatre, is that of having really been an eye witness of the last days of San Francisco's vanished underworld, Dolores Costelld is exquisitely beau tiful, as she always is, and interprets the great emotional role with consum- mate art. Warner Oland as the hoss gives splendid support. Take a trip to "Old San Francisco." Long yellow fingers reached out in the darkness, clutching the white flesh of the swooning Dolores ... "Old San Francisco," Ns dedeelesdr ww wm Flashes from "Old San Francisco" A romance of San Francisco when it was the Paris of Ame erica. Charming! Gorgeous! Vivid! Vibrant !=--Dolores Costello! The Barbary Coast! The San Francisco Five! Massive production! Marvel- ous cast !'--=Unprecedented! Beauty for sale--in China- | plying | stated PAGE FIVE --_------ (Continued from Page 4) 1 have found Mr. MacGrath anxi- IB fous to work with us, and he has told us that the Commission considers that it is in partnership with the peo ple in this gigantic enterprise of public ownership and distribution of power." Unity Needed. City Engineer Stith, Oshawa, re- to Peterborough's previously objection to the clause rela- tive to local purchase of distribu- tion systems, pointed out' that this Dolores Costello and Warner Olan d In "Old San Francisco" other of the heirs. reaches an exciting eclimas and then will hold you interested far beyond the ordinary picture. a cast that reads like the "Who's petite and vivacious blonde star, plays the leading role, while in the support- ing cast are, among others, Tully Mar- shall, Arthur Edmund Carew, Creigh- ton Hale, Forrest Stanley, Gertrude Astor, Flora Finch, George Seigmann, Bateitedt: fool town. The hi<tory of most glamorous city in a J drama of mighty force, K ded lelsepoedoioissiniedodedoofrdodedolon "The Cat and The Canary" joao osfosfecfeciest % 0-0-0-0:-h! A h! Sh-h-h-h! Thrill rolls upon thrill! Chill follows chill! Scalp- erinkling mystery creeps over the clock to the midnight hour in a weird, wild house! It grips with a thousand hands while the CAT prowls, | owls hoot, doors creak, chains clank, shadows slink! Delightful shudders! Entrancing suspense! Roar upon roar of laughter! And the romance of two lovers caught in the mesh of a strange | last will and testament! Directed with weird camera effects by Paul America's ¥| sR as, OSHAWA DAILY TIMES Martha Mattox and Lucien Littlefield. The original stage play is from the adaption by Alfred Cohn. . STAFF TO BE GUESTS OF REGENT TUESDAY Through the courtesy of Mr, L. EK. Osier, manager of the Re. gent Theatre, Tuesday, ovening will be "Oshawa Daily Times Night',, when members of the staff will be guests for the feature picture Delores Costello in, "Ok San Francisco', Mr, Osier of the Regent and Mr, T. L, Wil- son, advertising manager of the Oshawa Daily Times, ave taking Leni, the continental genius! With by far the greatest single cast ever as-| sembled for a mystery drama! Of all ine types of molion pictures, ! none has the universal appeal of the! mystery story. The story of a beauti- ful romance has its following as hos | the battle pictures and the comedy, | but there is not one person in a thous- | and who resist the lure of a well | told mystery story or a well-acted mystery picture, "The Cat and the Canary," a Uni- versal production, adapted to the | screen from the famous stage play of the same name, which has been book- ed by the New Martin Theatre, to he shown Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day, is without a doubt the greatest, mystery plan ever written, i Imagine, if you can, this setting: Six persons, three women and three! men, go to a nempty house at the! hour of midnight to read the will of | 1 wealthy but eceentric uncle, who | died at that very hour a year before. | They are met at the door by an| East Indian housekeeper, a voodoo | worshipper, who was their late uncle's | sole servant. The attorney, who reads the will, is murdered and suspicion points at first to one and then the The Super Mystery Thriller of all Time! with the Greatest Cast Ever Assembled in a Single Motion Picture! PLANTE, ( LAURA LA Hele, Tully Marshall, Flora Finch, Gertrude Astor, George Siegmann, Martha Mattox, Arthur Carew, Lucien Littlefield, Forrest a tanley and Joe Murphy. "Git = Em SPOOKS THRILLS! NEW MARTIN THEATRE { Monday Tuesday Wednesday reighton Edmund Don't Fail to See This One -- Thrills, Creeps, Oh's, Chills, Screams, Shud- ders, Sobs, Giggles, 'Laughs. Don't fail to see "The Cat and the MATINEE MONDAY | The play that startled the e world becomes the greatest mystery picture the screen has ever seen. FELIX "The Cat" One of the Best Attractions, -- SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS -- COMEDY ! Regular Prices "Capt. Kidd's Kitten's"' I -==-No Increase | : | care of all arrangements. [| sttesmtmintotosimiodosiosimiodosirioiosasimiotoaoimiodosts oo o* o) hip N A JOR) . " % | Armstrong, E. R.. Shirley, Peter- % Sidelights on "The Cat 3 horough:; Mayor H. McGinnis, Co * TTR 4 ay s 3 a o h 4 and The Canary" & | hours; D. Batton, Jay Mills Brign A 1 ton; John Ross, deputy receve ol oo It starts at midnight and 3 East Whitby; P. G. Purvis, Kast % ends at one o'clock--an hour oH of E) haiv.raising mystery 'yon fooooerdesd ieee ironies despot lorie dole OPPOSE ROUMANIA'S 'REQUEST FOR RIGHT TO BAN OIL EXPORT Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 4.--A request by Roumania for permanent right to prohibit the exportation of crude petroleum was opposed by the I'nited States delegation at the con- ference for the removal of trade restrictions, the delegates declaring that the United States wanted the number of authorized prohibitions reduced to the lowest possible num- ber. Dorit Ignore Acid Scalp We have all been too close to beople whose hair had a noticeable jodor. It is due to zn acidity thai soap and water are powerless to jprevent, You may pot have acid s alp. 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(or, weeks. {for the time being. | To approach the Government for relief, Mr. How the story | Association should be a unit in opin. ion . ends in a gripping, but logical way, | on and purpose "The Cat and the Canary" embraces | secutive committee's recommenda- Who" of filmdom, Laura Le Plante, | prolific pen of John Willard and the recommendation was so worded as to emphasize its being effective only Smith pointed out, the Myr. Tanner, seconder of the mo- tion pointed out that passing tne | tions would be mérely reiterating ithe original purpose of the associa tion, The question was carried, with Mr, then put and |! Mason thanking the Peterborough delegation for its concurrence, On reqquest of the president, {| Seety. 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Lapps, Harry | Would lf spend the night 4 I"ield, Cobourg, I. L. Mason, wm | | S. COWELL, Prop. % alone for a millic follars in a %| awa; hk 2 Heri, Belleville; Al Boys' All Wool $1 95 | Beach Ranges [9 room where a murder had just 2 IZ. Farewell, Eas A Windbreakers, = . Hurley Washers % heel sommitied? ath ' KS rr ee { Estimate given on wiring jobs, 5 p were relatives and 4%! Women golfers of "rance are Lead Dry Good C i oP friends, yet a mam had been +1 wearing leather pigskin wrist-straps er S$ 0. i Radio parts and sets in stock, % murdered and a diamond necks & to which are fastened small score 32 Simcoe St. S. Phone 740 | Full line of fixtures in stock. / & lace had been stolen. What | cards and silver pencils. . | % wis in that second will? ko % The one who could tell hey + % the secret of the matter disap. 3 ow" peared before her very eyes. & + What happens next in "The Cat 3 op and the Canary"? & TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY | MATINEE ON | Thanksgiving Day Amid the Blaging Thrills of the Fire of 1906 | | { 8 The Most Thrilling Pic- ture you have ever seen. | }It will keep you on edge | | from start to finish. Let's 4 A city in flames! The city | that all the world loved! -- Glamorous with its back- i gn ds of » tic spain and | | the sinister Orient -- and the i mad gold rush of '49--A story I of heart-pounding thrills! , . » , Now Nearing Its 200th Time at the Warner Theatre on Broadway Twice Daily at $2 Top { | | A { | Old San Francisco | \ | COMEDY Don't forget the Gala Attraction on Monday "Love My Dog" One of the best presented for some time. i SIRT PATHE NEWS REGENT ORCHESTRA