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o-- a: TIMES-GAZETTE ~ wis jrrerianasians Saturday, July 6, 1946 "FREQUENT RAINS GREATLY AID GROP Average Crop of Apples In Prospect, Department : Reports = Pruit conditions have been ideal this season and prospects are good "for the Eastern Lakeshore region it is announced by the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture. Frequent .. raing during the month of June + have given sufficient moisture but » the weather 'in the early part of 'June was too cool for ideal growth » of early vegetables. Good yields "are in prospect later. 5 In most well sprayed orchards, scab is under control, and growers are now applying a third cover spray for scab control. There has ; been difficulty with bud moth and ..case bearer where dormant control sprays were not applied, and there has been some loss both in apple 'and cherry trees due to early de- * foliation last season. x Crop prospects for apples indicate a yield of 54 per cent. of the 1940- 44 average. The most promising varieties . are the Wealthy, Snow, Cranberry Pippin, Tallman Sweet, and Stark. Unfortunately the two main varieties, McIntosh and Spy are patchy. Orchards vary from a * normal crop to light prospects. The reason for the latter are the condi- tion of trees this spring and the frost injury to the blossom buds in A » pril. Plum prospects are light after a ,. heavy blossom, although trees are making a good growth and there is a strong foliage. Most promising are the prunes, with the Japanese varieties next. The total yield will probaly be 60 per cent over last season's light crop. Sour cherry prospects of an 80 per cent. crop are reasonably an- ticipated, as the trees have an ex- cellent growth and most orchards suffered only light damage from the frosts in April. Although there was a heavy pear blossom this year, the set is rather patchy. However there will be a 60 per cent. increase over last year's light crop. The most promising : + kinds are Clapps Favorite and Kief- * fer followed by Bartlett. Most strawberry plantations are "$n excellent condition and the qual- IRWIN AUTO PARTS "Oshawa's Largest Tire Doctors" 25 Alexander Blvd. -- Phone 1094 Production should rise SONNY TUFTS and JOAN CAULFIELD are in love in Paramount's charming picturization of the best-seller, "Miss Susie Slagle's," which comes Monday to the Regent Theatre, with Veronica Lake co-starred. stage star, makes her film debut in the picture. tured. Miss Caulfield, Broadway Lillian Gish is prominently MARKS! Young stars were hand-picked by the famous George Abbott to play the leading roles in the screen 'presentation of his Broadway stage hit; "Snafu," coming to the Marks on Monday. Janis Wilson, Conrad Janis and Marcia Mae Jones. Pictured here are Nanette Parks, Robert Benchley and Vera Vague also play leading comedy roles. On the same program is Tom » Neal and Ann Savage in "Detour." MARKS The smooth George Abbott produc- tion touch sticks out all over "Snafu" this master technician's film version of his Broadway e hit of the same name, Surrenyy, p aying at the Marks Theatre next nday, Tuesday, Wed- ing to his highly successful 'ormula of using unknowns in this canny producer time brought the screen three Pout artists--Conrad Janis, Nanette and Janis Wilson. We use that word "artists" advisedly. All play like Teavy role of the under-age soldier, who is sent home by the Army to a condition of snafu, "situation normal," all fouled up," Conrad is bound to click with men and women 8 | alike. He's a good-looking boy with ly rolled leaves PAVILION * Sweet & Swing Music . Cool Lake Breezes Adm. 35¢ Reg. Bus Service | next Monday for charm besides acting ability. Nan- ette Parks is going to be around on the nation's screens for many a day. To Robert Benchley and Vera Vague g0 the biggest roles in the film. Both are not only human and natural, de- their usual ch zations, outfl him as a baby, the backwards. are hilarious ans, The swift- situations piling one upon another in quick succession ki limbing ever wu in of Jac! your middle at first sig) and keep it that way to the fade out. "Snafu,"' is the 1946-model comedy with lots of new modern features. Seeing 'it should be one of your first acts of reconversion. As the added feature on our program for the first three days of next week we present a gripping thrill-packed drama . . . "Detour" is 'the story of a man pursued by a relentless Fate which forces a former night club pian- ist to tramp the roads when he be- comes involved in two accidental deaths that look 'like murder. Fate has him marked for disaster. Starring Tom Neal and Ann Savage, "Detour rounds out a fine program of comedy and tragedy, at the ks, beginning three days. a "MISS SUSIE 1s by A proprietress oung medic: usie Slagle's" is Among other Slagle's' of the brightest o REGENT SLAGLE'S" HEART-WARMING FILM 4 Susie Slagle's" is the kind of ure that lm-goers haven't seen in e. brings a popular veteran actress to the screen. Lillian Gish plays of a boarding house edical . students and the story "Miss faces. these is Joan year 1910--the dawn of the Twentieth Century. Paramount's heart- warming film version of the best-seller Tucker and it come oO back the for "Miss of these students--their trials and tribulations, their hopes and fears and loves. things, Susie | Award for is a quality production with a vast array of bright new e Caul- big double "Home In Indiana" the illy," with it's rousing story of hoofs flashing in the sunlight, moonlight and romance shining with the lovelight of youthe making dreams come true. Crain, June Haver, Lon Mc(allister and Charlotte Greenwood appear in the ction hit "The Desperadoes" also film all-technicolor program being OReted Biltmore Theatre patrons next Monday based on the Saturday Evening hearts throbbing in the Walter Brennan, Jeanne cast, On the same bill you will see Scott, Claire Trevor and a cast of thousands. a of star-status with their first import- ant roles Only by painstaking and costly re- search, and by extensive location trips did Director Henry Hathaway and Pro- iss | ducer -Andre Daven achieve the au- mely photogenic, is equ on the screen. In "Miss Joan plays the part of a hi alls in love and| employs all ber feminie wiles to hook| the man of ly entrancing jusie Slagle's" thenticity of actual county fairs, Grand Circuit racing ana the nation's most picturesque breeding farms, ADDED FEATURE Adventurous romance flung thunder- on the screen . , . in all the Splendor-2plusned Eloy of Technicolor! e fabulous West of gun-roaring ac- tion . . ., of desperate men . , . reckless women! and "Only the boundless lains could stage this mighty epic of awless wicked and matchless hero- rves ed praise for his sympathetic handling of the story. This is the 27-year-old director's first motion picture assign- ment, though he is. credited with launching 'Native Son" and 'Cry Havoc"--on the stage. Berry employ- ed considerable new talent in "Miss Susie Siagle's'"--much of which is des- tined for further screen success. Pat Phelan plays the part of a young doc- tor who dies in a diphtheria epjlemic and does it exceedingly well. ichael Sage and Renny McEvoy -are other pro- mising newcomers, ) Sonny Tufts has his first dramatic role as the doctor who is overwhelm- ed by the fear of seeing death. Sonny's portrayal is certainly a convincing one and should lead to more dramatic parts. Veronica Lake also reveals her more serious side as the lovely nurse who falls in love with Phelan. "Miss Susie BSlagle's" is a stirring story of you doctors in the making, beautifully told. BILTMORE ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW AT BILTMORE ON MONDAY Adding a new laurel to its distin- guished rep for pr | the romance and drama of American horse racl: on the screen, 20th Century- Fox has again celebrated the poular American tradition, this time with its Technicolor production of "Home in Indians," based on the Saturday Eve- ping. Post serial, "The Phantom Filly," by Geo: Agnew Chamberlain. The film, which opens on Monday at the Biltmore Theatre for a two-day t only, cc letes the trilogy which that studio started with "Ken- tucky," a story of horse races, and "Maryland," which presented steeple~ chasing in its ot exciting phases. "Home In Indiana" is th Grand Circuit harness Racing, ana features Walter Brennan, Lon McCal- lister, Jennae Crain, Charlotte Green- wood, June Haver and a brilliant sup- porting cast. Brennan appeared in all three plec- tures, winning the coveted Academy his performance in "Ken- tucky." "Home In Indiana" marks e story of the emergence of McCallister and the Misses Crain and Haver into the realm and BOYD VALLEAU @® It's Cool ® It's Smart ® It's Lots of Fun! DANCE Every "Eastern Ontario's Smartest Ballroom" FRI. « SAT. - AT - - TO = . So and His Orchestra 1 ty fl cmseeee Agents For DUNLOP The World's Finest ® Vulcanizing! Headquarters For AUTO GLASS INSTALLED With DUOLITE and ARMOURLITE SAFETY GLASS! 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"The Desperadoes" was directed by Charles Viaor, from Robert Carson's Scresh pay adaptation of Max Brand's origin: ry. y DANCING Every Wednesday Friday and Saturday : ~ AT Cedar Beach LAKE MUSSELMAN --~--MUSIC BY-- One of Toronto's Finest Bands Come and Enjoy an Evening of Fun and Frolic ai Cedar Beach. \ | 17 COULDNT BE FUNNIER ian 7 SEER Fh. von ROBERT BENCHLEY - VERA VAGUE JANIS WILSON - JIMMY LLOYD ALLL SSE EE LC SC A ER SSCS SST # 5 Rs MONDAY CHARMS P7222 722227 2-DAYS ONLY-2 ALL TECHNICOLOR PROGRAM! Hoofs Flashing! Hearts MON. ) AND Throbbing! Romance e TUES. Shining! i TELINIOOLOR . Featuring Walter BRENNAN . Lon McCALLISTER ~~ Jeanne CRAIN Charlotte GREENWOOD June HAVER HOLD YOUR BREATH! « « » Here They Come! Making the West Live As Never Before! 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