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Geppetto‘s pets are typical Disney characters. Figaro is a round mis chievous little kitten, and Cleo is a fluttery female goldfish. â€" Although neither talks, both Figaro and Cleo are capaible of human reasoning, and show it clearly in their actions. Monstro, the whale, is easily the bigâ€" gest actor ever to appear on a screen. Aiter all, when you reach the proâ€" portions of a threeâ€"storey building, you‘re not to be sneezed at. And inâ€" cidentally, it‘s some sneezing on Monâ€" stro‘s part that leads up to the exciting climax of the picture. Walt Disney‘s magic medium brings to the screen a strange array of new characters for "Pinocchio," the second fullâ€"length Disney production in Techâ€" nicolor. Humans, animals who might well be siisnan, and a live puppet withâ€" out strings rub elbows in an exciting geries of adventures. has come to life overnight. The puppet, whom Geppetto has named Pinocchio, has been vivified by the Blue FPairy in answer to Gepetto‘s wish, that he might lrave a son. Goppetto, an old toy maker, is just like any lovable old iman you might knmnow. He is no end startled when ht finds that the puppet he has created Jiminy Cricket, who is at the opposite end of the pole for size, is another charâ€" acter who dofinitely demonstrates the wonders of the animated picture, for little Mr. Cricket, no bigger than a thumbâ€"nail, wears clothes, talks, sings and dances. As a matter of fact, the Blue Fairy appoints Jiminy as Pinccâ€" chio‘s conscience, with the result that Jiminy is led on a merry chase, which includes the floor of the ocean. Adults as Well as Children Delighted With "Pinocchi0" These strange fusions of animal, huâ€" man and whimsy, convincingly preâ€" sented in Technicolor in the superh production "Pinocchio," released by RKO Radio, are being shown at the Cartier theatre all this week. PAE BVX Marionâ€"Weren‘t â€" you â€" embarrased when Doctor Jones asked you for your hand? NMotable Production at the Cartier All This Week. Maudeâ€"Indeed I was. I didn‘t kn(_)w whether he wanted to take me or my puise.â€"Detroit News. *. .*, ..4 + v4* #* ## ®# n #* # «# #* * L # «# Cind * # #4 # # 64 #® # #4 t u* ,* .0'.‘0. + 4 #4 #4 + + ## #4 # # #* # + *4 # # w# *# «# #* ## # #4 Cnd b4 #4 2o # " ## extes ® ## C #*#, # # Ond ®, # $ #.% 244:» # # #4 +. + *4 *# # #4 # # #* # +# ## # #+* + 4 #4# #4 *# # 4 #* # « *4 # # ## #4 #4 + # be ## #4# # + es ##4 ** + «: ## #* #* # # #* # # #+* # + te + «+ w4 # # * ## #4 # + #* *e #@ # #* # # w# Â¥*. t# «/ # w# w# *# # “‘ * .‘ to» w te* Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher Starring: ALICE SUNDAY MIDNIGHT, (12.15 am.) MONDAY AND TUESDAY MARCH 3ist, APRIL ist and 2nd The Professional Air AST SHOWING TOâ€"NIGHTâ€"THURS., MARCH 28TH WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd and 4th E‘RIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 29th and 50th First Performance Starts at 645 p.m. HENRY FONDA and JOHN CARRODINE in ALICE FAYE, FRED MacMURRAY, RICHARD GREENE and ANDY DEVINE ADDED: COLOURED CARTOON AND NEWS "HE MARRIED HIS WIFE" Starringâ€"JOEL MecRAE and NANCY l\l LLY ADDED sSHORTS Y i I $ * CLARK GABLE VIVIEN LEIGCH LESLILE HOWARD â€" OQOLIVIAdeHAVILAND \ as Rllc" Butler 0‘ a s Scar]ctt O‘Ha:a » a s A)lxlcy Wilkes as Melanie Hamilton as Geral t # j dn n n F4 l ie uts t L s Lo es n 2t d Starringâ€"W. C. FIELDS AND MAE WEST ADDED SHORTS "LITTLE OLD NEW YORK" "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" "GRAPES OF WRATH" PHONE 60 A glowing tribute to the devoted and loyal mwomen in white who patrol the hospitals of the world "Vigil in the Night," RKO Radio‘s screen version of the sensational novel by Dr. A. J. Cronâ€" in, of "The Citadel" fame, is scheduled for the Cartier theatre Sunday Midâ€" night, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesâ€" day, March 31st to April 3rd, along with "Canada at War." wWith the greater part of its stirring action taking place in two English hospitals during the months just preâ€" ceding the current war, the story preâ€" sents Carole Lombard as a loyal nurse of high ideals, Brian Aherne as an humanitarian doctor, and Aunne Shirâ€" ley as Miss Lombard‘s younger sister, a student nurse who is temperamentally unsuited to her chosen profession. Disclosing a vivid insight into the behindâ€"theâ€"scenes work of nursing, "Vigil ir. the Night" traces the dramaâ€" tic experiences of Miss Lombard, startâ€" ing with her dismissal when she "asâ€" sumes the blame ifor her sister‘s negliâ€" gence which cost the life of a sick child. In another town she joins a hospital that is insufficiently staffed and equipâ€" ped. Here she meets Brian Aherne, a famous surgeon who becomes interâ€" ested in the nurse when her keen 0Dâ€" servation saves him from losing a patient on the operating table. When the nurse is involved in a bus accident, she again ccmes to the attenâ€" tion of the doctor, for she is obliged to assist him in an emergency operation at the scene of the crash. From these contacts a feeling of understanding is born which lays the foundation for 4a romantic asscciation. Other Feature "Canada at War," Under Auspices of the Legion. Notable Cast in the Film, "Vigil in the Night, at the Cartier Counterpointing the experiences of Miss Lombard are those of her sister, whose weakness involves her in several disasters. The story reaches its climax in an| isolation ward where a sudden epidemic is taking a heavy toll on patients and nurses. In this setting are depicted such dramatic events as the valiant struggle to conquer the disease, the risk Miss Lomibard takes in forging an order for much neceded medical supplies, and the heartâ€"touching sacrifice Anne Shirley pays to redeem herself. Directed and produced by George Stevens, "Vigil in the Night" features in supporting roles Julian Mitchell, Roâ€" bert Coote, Brenda Forbes, Rita Page and Peter Cushing. Fred Guiol, P. J. Wolfson and Rowland Leigh are creditâ€" ed with the‘screen play. t | my CA. Wifeâ€"Yes, but you never told me you got paid on the first and the fifâ€" teenth, you embezzler! â€"Montreal Star. i romantic Hiubbâ€"Haven‘t I aiways given you y calary cheque on the first of every A 4 4 4 +5 SOME OF THE LEADING CHARACTERS IN THE FAMOUS MOTION PICTURE FILM "GONE WITH THE WIND" Caught Owing to the unusual length of this Outstanding Alrac tion there will only be Two Shows Daily at 1.30 and 8.00 p.m. ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED FOR EVENING SHOWSâ€"S$1 00 NO RESERVED SEATS FOR AFTERNOON SHOWS ALL SEATSâ€"T15 cents. Charlisc Chaseâ€"Comedy Attention to all Out of Towners: Mail Orders will receive prompt attertion if accompanied by Money Order and Self Addressed and Stamped Envelope While this engagement is limited, this preduction will not be shown anywhere except at Advance Prices at least untlil 1941. "Gone With The Wind" Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., March 28 "HEF MARRIED HIS WIFE" ALEC IN WONDERLAND" Starringâ€"W arch 31st to April 6thâ€"ONE FULL WEEK MATINEESâ€"2.30 p.m. (except Saturday) Saturday 2.00 and 4.30 p.m. EVENINGSâ€"7,00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. MIDNIGHT SHOWSâ€"Sunday 1%.01 Tuesday i2.00 "For Entertainment at Iis Boest, You Come and We‘ll Do the Rest" Starring Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh and Leslie Howard "GOING PLACES" Another Big Fotoâ€"Niteâ€"$250.00 Offer Friday and Saturday, March 29 and 30 "MY LITTLE CHICADEE" Starringâ€"JOEL McCREA, NANCY KELLY AND ROLAND YOUNG SHORT S Al L PASSES ARE SUSPENDED DURING THE ENGAGEMENT OF THIS PICTURE Don‘t Miss This Lavish Full Length Feature LESLIE HOWARD â€" OLIVIAdâ€"HAVILAN as ASllle Wilkes as Melanie Hamilton NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes _coming to our ‘t'heatrc:ps, we request our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than PALACE Playing All This Week SPECiIAL CHILDOREN‘S MATINEES Saturday Morningâ€"10.00 a.m.â€"ALL CHILDREN 10c Also on the Same Programme MARCH OF TIME SUBJECT NO. 7 "The Vatican" FULL LENGTH FEATURE IN TECHNICOLOR FIELDS, MAE WEST and ANNE NAGEL SHORTS UNIVERSAL NEWS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS3, ONTARIO "COLORED CAERTOON Looney_ Toonâ€"Cartcon Distributed by RKO RADIQ Th 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. /â€"£3 Coming Sun. Midnight Mar. 31 Until Wed. Apr. 3 Due to the tremendous popularity of the REVIVAL NIGHTS, the Goldfields Theatre will show EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT, commencing, Friday, Feb. 2, 1940, an outstanding hit of Last Season. Thursday and Friday, March 28th 29th On Our Stdgeâ€"-hmsmen s Revuc Sdturday, Sunddv Mldmg ht (12 15 a.m. ) and Monday, March 30th, April 1st LOUISE CAMPBELL. WM. HENRY, RICHARD DENNING in Tuesday and Wednesday, April 2nd and 3rd Double Feature Programme ADDED SHORTS "KEImer‘s Candid Camera‘"â€"a Coloured Cartoon "Men Wanted" Paramount News Episode No. 3 of the Serialâ€""DICK TRACYX‘S Gâ€"MEN" â€".E:'I;aklng Immediate Effect is the New Children‘s Prices They are now 10¢ at all Matinces, including Saturday afternoon GOLDFIELDS ADDED SHORTS "Much Ado About Nothing‘â€"a Coloured Cartoon Revival on Friday Eveningâ€"One Showing Only at 9.40 p.m The Dead Erd Kids inâ€" "CRIME SCHOOL" "SOUTH OF THE BORDER®" STARRINGâ€"GENE AUTRY and SMILEY BRUNETTE SECOND FEATURE MAY HOBSON and HARRY DAVENPORT in "GRANNY GET YOUR GUN" Thursday and Friday, April 4th and 5th By Panular Request the Return Engzagzement of THOMAS MITCHELL HATTIE Mâ€"DANIEL â€"BARBARA O‘ NEIL €L S Ccral(] O’I‘{ara €LS Mammy €a s E”cn O'Hara "LAW OF THE TEXANS "EMERGENCY SQUAD" LEGION WAR SERVICES "A March of Time" Subject BHICK JONES it In Aid of * ** PANDRO S. BERMAN in charge of produchon Produced ond d STEVENS. Sc_ncen Play by Fred éunol . Wolfson, Rowland Leigh NEW EMPIRE Wednesday and Thursday, April 3rd and 4th Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., March 28 "I STOLE A MILLION" Starringâ€"CONSTANCE BENNETT, ROLAND YOUNG and BILLIE BURKE BANDâ€""CHAMPAGNE MUSIC" Locney Toon Cartoonâ€""WISE QUACK" Sunday Midnight (12.15 a.m.), Monday and Tuesday, March 31st, April 1st and 2nd "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP" Starringâ€"LUISE RAINER, PAULETTE GODDARD and ALAN MARSHALL SERIALâ€""HAWK OF THE WILDERNESS‘"â€"No, 11 Adults ...... Children Starringâ€"BRIAN AHERNE, VICTOR MeLAGLAN and JUNE LANG Cartoonâ€"*‘"CAT AND THE BELL®" "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE THEATRE, MATINEE EVENING Friday and Saturday, March 29 and FCAPTAIN FURY" Btarringâ€"GEORGE RAFT, CLAIRE TREVOR and _~ DICK FORAN RANDâ€"VINCENT LOPEZ SERIALâ€""HMAWK OF THE WILDERNESS" No. 10 THE PICTURE THAT WAS BANNED PREVIOUS TO THE ELECTION Don‘t miss this much talked abeut picture. It shows clearly Canada‘s part in the war toâ€"day, "DRA MATIC SCHOOL Playing With the Feature Attraction THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH, 1940 With JULIEN MITCHELL â€" ROBERT COOTE BRENDA FORBES â€" PETER CUSHING RKO RADIO Picture ~‘Produced ond directed by GEORGE Adults :.:......;.... 25¢ Children .......... 15¢