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Adoptation by Bruno Fronk French Showing 2.30 and 7.00 p.m T1 notable film WITH sSPECIAL CHILDREN‘s MATINEE MONDAYâ€"4.3# p.m. With FRANKIE DARRO, EVELYN KNAPP and ROBT. KERR ADDED SHORTSâ€""Snow Gets in Your Eyes" empts to carry the most impre Avec JULES BERRY, LISETTE LANVIN et NITA RAYA Suject Courtâ€""ECLAIR 709" Cai WI1Q L minently, .3,500 players ~spectacle scenes. als with the loyalty and hunchback bellâ€"ringer in hedral of Notre Dame. ul gypsy girl takes refuge ul roble who admires but Fri. Sat. Jan. 26. â€"27 ESâ€"â€"3 Phone 2440 _ ARTIE Enjoy Your Smokes .30 p.m. (except Saturday) Saturday 2.090 and 4.30 p.m. EVENIXNCG®â€"7,00 pm. and 999 p.m. Last Showing T onight "W ANTED BY THE POLICE" film, "The Hunchback "â€"will be the feature at heatre all next week, ‘eb. 3rd.â€" Starting â€"Sunâ€" endor rdadit} friended him, the resecues her from rime of which the gripping climaxâ€"â€" torms the great the girl, and the dition to the 100 ipals who support Â¥, .3,500 players VIKING ELEC WITH FRENCH FILM FARNANDEL RATIMIE Dans FLOOR POLISHERS ANXND VACUUM CLEANERS FOR REXNT the â€" great rl, and the r offâ€"offers vÂ¥e moments ibundant breathâ€" 1111 10 CEDAR STREET NORTH 1n UACKIE Smiths Falls Recordâ€"Shygme on this econgregation! A story from Western Ontario states that when a pastor in a town in that section of the province was informed that his salary hbhad been increased $200 by his congregation, he replied: "I refuse to accept it; I‘ve enough trouble already trying to colâ€" lect my present salary." meo and Juilet. An omelette is a charm worn around the neck in Indifa. Trigonometry is when a man marries three wives at the same time. Skylark is the leading character in Shelly‘s ‘"‘Merchant of Venice." In India a man in one cask cannot marry a woman in another cask. Tarzan is a short name for the American bag. Its full name is Tarzan Stripes. Queen Clecpatra ended a remarkable life rather curiously. She was bitten by a aspidistra. covered by Laughton, depicts the gypsy while Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Thomas Mitchell, Edmond O‘ ‘Brien, Alan Marâ€" shal, Walter Hampden and Katharine Alexander have other featured roles. William Dieterle directed for RKO Radio, s Eleven More of Those Good Old Schoolbovy Howlers Evglish 4.30 and 9.00 p.m M Y Get rid of those annoyâ€" ing noise?s, Be certain your radio is performâ€" ing correctiy. All work rounds of the press:â€" ts go about in is the Latin for mother. a land of enormous iniquity. ratorium is the largest ocean peare plays: "Roâ€" The Kiwanis Ladies‘ Night at the Empire Hotel ten years ago proved a most interesting and enjoyable event. All attending found the evening a deâ€" lightful one. The proceedings opened with very pleasing pianoforte solos. by Mr. Geo. Jenkin, followed by attractive orchestral numbers by Mr. Tommy ! "Rev. J. D. Parks, now minister of St, Andrew‘s church at North Bay, but for somse eleven years was in charge of the United Church at Timmins, will be the preacher at the United Church on Sunday, Feb. 5th, 1930, in the occasion of the anniversary of the church," church," said The Advance ten years ago. "Rev. J. D. Parks, who was very pcpular here with all classes of the community and who gave noteworthy service to the town and district during his stay in the Porcupine, will be warmâ€" ly welcomed here for the occasion of the anniversary, and the fact that he is taking the services will be a special atâ€" traction making to large congregations at the services. Rev. Mr. Parks left here last fall to accept the pastorate of the North Bay church. Some weeks ago he preached the anniversary serâ€" vices at Haileybury United Church." Friday and Saturday, January 26th and 27th "CAT AND THE CANARYX" "Rhumba Land" Starringâ€"MARX BROS.. KENNY BAKER, FLORENCE RICE , sSHORTS "Community Sirng" "Fashion Foerecast" "Fox News" Special Children‘s Matinee at 4.30 p.m. Tuesday All Childrenâ€"10¢ "SCREWBALL FOOTBALL®" THURSDAY NNIGHT ANOTHER BIG FOTOâ€"NITE OFFER THIS WEEKâ€"$250.00 Sunday Midnight (12.15 a.m.) Monday and Tuesday, Janaury 28th, 29th and 30th Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 31 Feb. 1 Starring â€" "DEAD END KIDS," RONALD REAGAN and MARGARET LINDSAY Starringâ€"Gail Patrick, Warren William and Ralph Morgan ALSO "KID NIGHTINGALE" Starringâ€"JOHN WAYNE, JANE WYMAN and WALTER CATLETT SHORTâ€""Valiant Venezuela" Another Big Fotoâ€"Nite. The Big Thing of the Season Starringâ€"BOB HOPE, PAULETTE GODDARD AND JOHNX BEAL NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatr es, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. "MARX BROS. AT THE CIRCUS" Double Feature Programme "WIVES UNDER SUSPICION" Thursday Onlyâ€" January 25th "HELL/S KITCHEN" PALACE SHORTS "First Robin" Universal News AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES "PROBLEM CHILD‘"â€"Cartoon The Nurses‘ Alumni will hold a reâ€" gular meeting in the St. Mary‘s Hosâ€" pital auditorium this (Thursday) evenâ€" ing. T is hoped that all members will attend, and that all will take special note of the fact that the meetings will now be held on Thursday evenings inâ€" stead of Monday evenings as was preâ€" viously the custom. Try The Advance Want Advertisements Among the local items in The Adâ€" vance ten years ago were: "Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thompson, of Hamilton, were visitors to the camp last week." "Mrs. J. C. Burwell, of Renfrew, Ont., accompanied by her son, Mr. Clement Burwell, of Winnipeg, Man., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burâ€" well, 72 Balsam street north." "Bornâ€" On Saturday, January 18th, 19830, at Timmins, Ont., to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Caldbick,â€"a son." f Nurses‘ Alumii to Meet This (Thursday) Evening "Organ Novelty gan Thursday and Friday, January 25th and 26th WAYNE MORRIS, HUMPHREY BOGART, ROSEMARY LANE in Next Revival Night, Friday, Jan 26th, 1940 Showingâ€""LIVES of a BENGAL LA NCER" Saturday, After Midnight Sunday 12.15 a.m. Every 2nd and 4th Friday of each month we will feature reviâ€" vals, in addition to the regular Show, at no increase in prices. Stay and see a topâ€"noich picture along with the regular proâ€" gramme. Double Feature Programme RONALD REAGAN, MARGOT STEVENSON, EDDIE FOYX Jr "SMASHING THE MONEY RING" Due to the tremendcus popularity of the REVIVAL NIGHTS, the Goldfields Theatre will show EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT, commencing, Friday, Feb. 2, 1940, an outstanding hit of Last »season. On Friday Evening Only the Revival is "LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER"â€"One showing only at 9.45 p.m. Come and see the regular show, stay and see the Revival at o extra cost. and Monday, January 27th, 28th, 29th Special Children‘s Matinee Saturday Morning 10.30â€"Tickets 10¢ THE THREE MESQUITEERS in "THREE TEXAS STEERS" Episode No. 6 of Serial DAREDEVILS OF RED CIRCLE" Tuesday and Wednesday, January 30â€"31 GOLDFIELDS sSECOND FEATURE GLENDA FARRELL, BARTON MacLANE in Bombay:â€"*"‘If this had happencd in Germany you would have been shot without a trial," said a magistrate sentencing three natives to a month‘s imprisonment each for stealing army rations. Rcouyn, Jan. 24.â€"Magistrate A. Boily sgave a two year penitentiary sentence to Arthur Bergeron, in court last week when he pleaded guilty to breaking=and entering. He had been surprised late one night in the offices of Dr. S. D. McKinron, in the Reilly Building. A companion who was wth him at the time made good his escape. ‘The cat under discussion is not "The Cat" of the title, That monstrous and fearsome thing appears early in the picture, frightening the sir potential heirs of one Cyrus Norman, who have come to the deceased‘s lonely house *tn the Louisiana bayous to hear the readâ€" ing of his will. As the picture proâ€" gresses to a startling climax, Miss Godâ€" dard, who has been named heiress with the provision that another heir will be named if she is insane or dead within a month, is terrorized by "The Cat," with Hope doing his best to gag her out of her fright, and "The Cat" continuâ€" ally threatening from behind panels,. Also seen in featured roles in addiâ€" tion to Miss Sondergaard, are John Beal, Douglas Montgomery, Elizabeth Patterson and George Zucco. The quest got under Way with the testing of 250 cats from all fences of feline life. However, they couldn‘t seem to find just the right type, for the cat, which appears as Gale Sonderâ€" gaard‘s pet in the picture, had to be very black, sinisterly beautiful and capâ€" able of acting! sENTENCED TO TWO YEARS FOR BURGLARY AT ROUCN Appearing at the Palace theatre Friâ€" day, Friday midnight and Saturday of this week, Jan. 26th and 27th, is the genuire thriller, "The Cat and the Canary," staring Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard. What may be termed "horâ€" ror" pictures have peculiar public apâ€" peal. This was true of "The Hunchâ€" back of Notre Dame," "Dracula," "The Werewslf of London," "The Phantom of the Opera,‘ and many others. Now comes ‘"The Cat and the Canary," which is hailed as making even greater popular appeal than the other famous offerings. There is great interest shown in this thriller already; there will be more. Indeed, the picture has been followed with interest from its earliest stages of production. With Hornblow, Nugent and assistâ€" ants scratching their heads in the early stage of frustration, a studio prop man found just the cat needed right on the studio lot. He was attracted by the cat‘s size and tameness, and concluded that it might be taught to act. To test its abjlity to arch its back and hiss without scratching Miss Sondergaard. he donned an asbestos head piece and horsehide gloves, confrented the cat with an offensive dog. The cat arched and hissed, and behaved admirably. Hunted for Cat for Picture Coming to the Palace Theatre st ever engineered was that for a black cat to play an important role in "‘The Cat and the Canary," Paraâ€" mount‘s new mysteryâ€"comedy starring Bobe Hope and Paulette Goddard. Hollywceod® has conducted many a strange and farâ€"reaching talent hunt, accompanied by the blast of publicity and the scurrying of numerous scouts, but probably the strangest and steaithiâ€" Mystery Thriller Here on Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday This Week. Commit Peter King for Trial on Ore Charges Arnold Buck Dismissed On the first joint charge, that of being in possession of high grade gold ore, both men, through their ssunsel. Dean Kester, elected trial by a higher court. KMollinger Police Force Sergeant Melâ€" ville said that he was in charge of the raid which took place on January 10. He and an officer of the Timmins force, Constable Munro, visited Buck‘s threeâ€"roomed apartment on the top floor of the building at 24 Commercial avenue at 11.15 pm. There they found Buck, his wife and Peter King. The shift boss was cleared, said geant Melville, by the fact that he had not been in the working section earlier so he put it up to King that it must have been either him or his partner., ed to steal anything." The Magistrate dismissed the charge agaiaist Buck. In the accusation Buck had elected trial by a higher court. Had sufficient evidence been entered to sustain the charge he would have apâ€" "When I said that, he denied that peared before a judge an jury. ® 4 ns 4922822282042 22 n "a a * 2e * usns earea‘ted earea‘es" y we_#4 0"‘000. *4 Â¥%, ¢%, ¢48, 44 1044 00.”00 y #a, 4 9 ba 4 49, 4*4,**, . * \00'00000’0)00.0’0000 wa, a, ra £ea 0 Arnold Buck and Peter King were Jointly charged with two offences in police court on Tuesday afternoon. Th« cffences were that they first, were in possession of high grade gold ore, and secondly, that they attempted the theft of gold ore from the Hollinger Mine. While searching, Constable Munro picked .up King‘s lunch bucket and opened it. Inside he found a bundle wrapped in waxed paper. In the parâ€" cel was high grade gold ore. "I didn‘t know it was there. What will I get for it," King immediately said. testified the police officer. _ He tcck both men to the police station. There, after he warned the men, King said that he worked on the 2,300 foot level at the Mollinger Mine. He had worked there for nearly four years. He told Sergeant Melville that he ate his lunch underground and put his buckst in a hole in the wall 20 feet away from ‘where he was working clearing a mill hole. The only men who were with him in the working place were his partner and the shift boss, Bill Spencer, who came through about 5 p.m. Buck was cleared of both charges after preliminary hearings and King was remanded for trial before a judge and jury on the charge of being in possession. After he was committed for trial, the secondary charge of theft against him was withdrawn. Element of Mystery Introduced Into Case by Police Adâ€" mittal That Informer Said Ore Was in Foster‘s Apartâ€" ment, Results in Dismissal of Charge. Gold Ore Found V alued at $145.. Was in Tobacco Pouch. ) n *4 P e e un e a * s a * a*aa*, us n us ts a* s a*, t. t .t .ts .%. .t oo S io. o. 1. Sn se ts t "utas e ee lfi»:ozoocooooooooo00000000‘0000000000000000000 000.0000000003004"0000000000000000000000\000000000.000000000000000001006000. e oooooooeooooooooo.oooov LAST SHOWING TOâ€"NIGHTâ€"THURSDAY, JANUARY 25TH CHARLIE McCARTHY, EDGAR BERGEN and MOETIMER SNERD in Coâ€"starringâ€"Jeanâ€" Arthur,. James :Stewart: with Claude. Rains, Edward Arncld, Guy‘Kibbee, Thomas. Mitchell,â€" Beiala Bondi NOTEâ€"First performance will‘start at 6.40 p.m. Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JANUARY 31st and FEB. 1st BOB HOPE, PAULETTE GODDARD and JOHN BEAL in MIDNIGHIT SUNDAY (12.15 a.m.) MONDAY and TUESDAY JANUARY 28th, 29th, 36th THE DEAD END KIDS in "MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON" "CHARLIE McCARTHY, DETECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 2%6th and 27th Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thursday, Jan. 25th Starting of New Herial on Wednesday and Thursday Jan. 24â€"25 "HAWK OF THE WILDERNESS" NEW EMPIRE Friday and Saturday, January 26th and 27th "‘THE RAINS CAME" Wednes. and Thurs., Jan. 31st and Feb. 1st "LOST HORIZON‘" Sunday Midnight 42.15 a.m.), Monday and Tuesday, January 28th, 29th and 30th "HOLLY WOOD CAV ALCADE" Orgar Novelties: by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford Starringâ€"TYRONE POWER, MYRNA LOY AND GEORGE BRENT "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE THEATRE, MATINEE EVENING 2b¢ Adults ..........::m 25¢ Children .:::..::...: 10c Children .......... 15¢ With Robert Cummings and Constance Moore ALSO: CARTOON and NEWSREEL STARRINGâ€"ROBERT TAYLOR and HEDY LAMARK First Chapter of New Serial "HUHAWK OF THE WILDERNESS" With Margaret Lindsay aand Ronald Reagan Starringâ€"RONALD COLMAN, JANE WYATT sSERIALâ€"â€""HAWK OF THE WILDERNESS"â€"No, 2 "CAT AND THE CANARY" SHORTâ€"*"Nellic the Sewing Machine Girl" Starringâ€"ALICE FAYE and DON AMECHE SHORTâ€""‘Music Thru The Years." * LADY OF THE TROPICS TELEPHONE 17 PHONE 60 "Where is the ‘attempt theft‘ here," asked Magistrate Atkinson, ‘"This man is only responsible if some action is taken. So far as I can see this was | only a conversation.. Ncbody attemptâ€" ed to steal anything." The police officer said that Buck said that he met King in front of the Grand Hotel on Third avenue in Timâ€" mins and King asked him to go home with him and see his new apartment. his partner had given the ore to him. He said: ‘My partner had nothing to do with it. IT‘m to blame. It looked good so I picked it up and put it in my pocket.‘ I asked him what he was goâ€" ing to do with it and he said, ‘I don‘t know," testified Sergeant Melville. Head of the Assay Office at the Hollinger, Mr. Dodge, said that the value of the ore found in the lunch bucket was $59.97. At that point Magistrate Atkinson dismissed the charge against Buck and committed King for Itrial before a judge and jury. Crown Attorney Caldbick said that he wished to withdraw the charge of theft against the committed man, ‘King. The charge of theift against Buck was proceeded with. The charge of alleged that Buck made an attemp$ to steal gold ore from the mine between December 5 and Deâ€" cember 25.. There was only one witness, George Suzack. Suzack said that he did not work with Buck but was on the same level. One day between December 20 and December 23 Buck came to him in his working place. (He may have had reaâ€" son to leave his own working area as he was gathering old tools at the time. "He made me a proposition," Suzack said. "He said he would supply me with high grade and if I would take it out of the mine and off the property he would spliys with me fifty per cent. I told him I wouldn‘t have anything to do with it. I told my partner right after." € Suzack said that his shift boss, FAt Larmer, was the man who asked him to come to court and give evidence. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25TH, 1940