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rard, Jeannine: Goulet, Rosaire. Lachance, Wilfrid: Lachapelle, Grace; Latour, Gaston: Lavoie, Juliâ€" ette; Lefebure, Gisele; Leroux, Wilfrid. MeDonald, Theresa. Noel, Luc. Proulx, Simone. Russell, Vernon, scully, Carl; St. Amour, Jacqueline. Iroquois Falls, Rural Relanger, Antonis: Black, Elvin. Charlesbois, Cecile: Charleboits, Ferâ€" nand. Dmytruk, Walter. Gagnon,. Rose: Gamble, Doris. Hopkins, Evelyn. Cmm Iroquois Falls Separate School Andress, Gerald. Bedard, Clarice; Blondeau, Roger. Carbonneau, â€" Sylvette: Chircoski, Norman; Chircoski, Stanley:; Crotteau, Kenneth. De Laplante, Lilliane. Fontaine, Yvette; Fox, Eugene. Gauthier, Maurice; Guitar, Ferâ€" nande, Larose, Simone; Laverdure, Lillian: Le Clair. Earl. Perron, Lilliane; Pharand, Ghisleine: Pharand, Marcelle: Porter, Kenneth ; Pregent, â€" Simone; Pregent, â€" Alice; Proulx, George. Roussi, Paul. Sabourin, Gwendolyn: Sequin, Lauâ€" Ansonville Public School Abramson, Victor. Chepelsky, Mike: Conroy, Ivan. Davidson, Elsie: Dunn, Tessie. Foster, Robert. GregoroscAuk, George. Harbour, Nick. Kideckel, Gordon. Larsen, May:; Locke, James; Ludwig, Rose, McDowell, Grenfell. Robertson, Jack; Romaniuk, Irene. Sekuloff, Margaret; Semenock, Olga ; Shisko, Steve:; Sobchuk, Annie. Wainman, Eric. The following are the entrance reâ€" sults for TIroquois Falls, Ansonville, Matheson and Monteith:â€" Iroqusois Falls Public School Archer, Lily. Braid, Eleanor; Brewer, Richard. Charron, Molly. Dowe, Yourt. Eaton, Albert. Foy, Marguerite. Gronlund, Gunnar. Jack, Elsworth. Mobbs, Shirley. Olaveson, Audrey:; Osline, James. Pinck, Dorothy. ? Soderson, Hope; Straiton, iPeter: Styles, Ruth. Taylor, Rona. Wallace, Donald. Iroquois Falls and Ansonville Results Entrance Exams Also Results for Matheson and Monteith. Laurier. Durand, Armand. Gagnon, Marcel: CGfrard, Ernest Thomas, Patrick. Valiquette, Morgan: Vanier, Samuel Ansonville Separate School Blais, Rene:; Brophy, James. t=p tusiectvatss \ "*, CARTIER MATINEESâ€"2.30 p.m EVENINGEâ€"1.60 9.00 p.m. Midni ADMISSIONâ€"Evening Adults 40¢ Chil PAGE STX sUNDAY MIDNIGHT, MONDAY and TUESDA Y TWO BIG HITS FRIDAY and SATURDAYâ€"DOUBLE FEATURE ALSO EDW ARD ELLIS, WILLIAM GARGAN, KENT KATHARINE ALEXANDER in "The Lilac Domino" ‘ITwo Thoroughbreds‘ "Angels Wash Their Faces" With Ann Sheridan and Donald Reagan ALSO JOMHN LODER. ERIC VON STROHEIM and RITA PARLO in the Mystery Thriller of the Year JUNE KNIGHT, MICHAEL BARTLETT, Starred in "Mademoiselle Docteur" TOâ€"NIGHTâ€"DOUBLE FEATURE "Three Sons" With Eldon Grant and Elizabeth Welch ALSO JIMMY LYDON and JOAN BLONDELL in LECTRIC ADDEDâ€"UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL FLOOR POLISHERS® AND VACUUM CLEANERS FOR REXT sTARRING PAUL ROBINSON in "Big Fella" Your Favourite Theatre Stage Shows Every Day sATURDAY 2.30 and 4.30 p.m. 9.00 p.m. Midnight sSun, 1201 Tuesday 12.00 THE DEAD END KIDS in CGHiâ€" 10 CEDAR STREET NORTH Composers Waited *Twenty-three Years for Their Reward So although "The Lilac Domino" ran for 747 performances, made fortunes and reputations of various people conâ€" nected with the production, the authors were not enriched by as much as a franc. They received the first payâ€" ment for this recordâ€"breaking brainâ€" child a few months ago when Max story was that Joe Sachs, famous impressario of the day, had gone to New York seeking new material, An agent handed him script of "The Lilac Domino" which had been lying around the office for years. The authors‘ names did not appear on the script, and there was no means of identifying them. Still alive at tlhie beginning of 1918 they decided to spend their leave in London. _ Seeking entertainment, they were advised to visit one of the most successful shows in town, "The Lilac Domino," enjoying, they were told, a phenomenal run at the Empire Theaâ€" tre and playing to sensational business. They went, saw and were flabbergastâ€" ed. It was their own forgotten operâ€" etta‘l But no one was interested. Then war broke out. The young men joined up and forgot all about throaty heroes and appealing ingenues. They found a far bigger interest in their own fates than in that of their unperformâ€" ed masterpiece. Some 26 years ago two young French composers put the finishing touches to an operetta, placed it in the hands of an agent and sat back anxiously awaitâ€" ng news of its production. MoChristie, Jean; McLean, Mary: Miller, Brock; Miller, Thelma; Midâ€" daugh, Ivy. Rivett, Elmer. Shannon, Dalton; Smylie, Robert: Ssutherland, Annie. Interesting Story Behind the Story of Play at the Cartier Monday and Tuesday. Landon, Norman:; Landon, Wesley Laronde, Patricia; Leavoy, Vera. Andrews, Edna. Benson, Glcria:s Bruce, Carson ; Bruce, Ronald: Buck, Buster. Catherwood, Maud:; Childs, Elizaâ€" beth. Dyer, Floyd. James, Ernest; Johnson, Frances. Keetch, Lorna; Kilgore, Betty; King, Monteith Clifford, John; Cline, Allan, Graham, Edward. Lang, Elwood; Lang, Greta. Poirier, Rita. Tinney, Beverley. Watts, Georgina; Watts, Kathleen Wilder, Agnes. Children 25c Matinee 25¢ and 10c Labreche, Mignonne. McQuoid, Edith. Racicot, Gilles. Waldick, Donald; Whitmell, Kenâ€" neth; Wlad, Henry. Whitehead, Evelyn; Windsor, Elmo Get rid of those annoyâ€" ing noises, Be certain your radio is performâ€" ing correctly. All work guaranteed. Matheson TAYLOR and This is one of the pictures on the double feature programme on the dates noted, the other feature picture being the new screen drama, "Three Sons." This comes to the Cartier Theatre Sunday midnight, Monday and Tuesâ€" day, July 22nd and 23rd, with June Knight and Michael Bartlett, the American tenor, starring in the roles created on the stage by Clara Butterâ€" worth and Jamieson Dodds. Other members of the cast include Athene Seyler, Richard Dolman, Szoke Szakall, famous Hungarian comedian, Fred Emney and Jane Carr. Frederick Zelâ€" nick directed. Schach decided to make a film version Sharing acting honours with Ellis are such capable players as William Gargan, as Pardway‘s irresponsible brother; Kent Taylor, as the oldest son; J. Edward Bromkerg, as Pardâ€" way‘s loyal employes and Katherine in the castsare Dick Hogan, Grady Sut. Alexander as the faithful wife. Others ton, Virginia Vale and Robert Stanton, The trials and tribulations, jovys and sorrows, experienced by Pardway; the scandalous activities of his three sons and a daughter, and the final redempâ€" tion of the youngest son, are woven into what is said to be an absorbing film story. Covering several decades, the vivid story opens in 1871, year of the great conflagration which consumed the Ilâ€" linois metropolis, and traces the exâ€" periences of a man of vision and power whote faith in the futurse of Chicago helped him to build a department store that grew into stupendous proâ€" _portions along with the Windy City. > Edward Ellis, noted stage and screen character actor, portrays the fictional role of Daniel Pardway, an ambitious merchant who takes his wife to cm-{ cago directly after the disastor and opens a, small bargain store in a liveryl stable located in the center of what turns out to be the famous; Loop , From his humble beginning Pardway, | his wife and a faithful employee, as‘ a result of hard work, and an allâ€"conâ€"| 1 I suming ambition, gradually see dreams | realized. Their obscure emporium | slowly blossoms: into a_ twoâ€"storey| structure, then to three, and as the ‘ city itself mushrooms into a thriving | metropolis, so does the department swore grow. + Three sons and a daughter are bom‘ in the Pardway home, grow into maâ€" turity. It is on thetm the future res-'f ponsibility of the dynasty rests, and it | is for them Pardway has struggled to! create a fortune and a successful busiâ€"| ness. ([But one by one they fail him,| spoilled by the very riches that should‘ guarantee their future happiness, and | recklessly squander his millionsi m Wednesday and Thursday, July 24th and 25th "EARTHBOUND‘ "Public Jitterbug" No. 1 "mr Gang"â€"Comedy "Mpots Before Your Eyes"â€"â€"A Pete Smith "‘The Old sSwap Shop" Another Big Fotoâ€"Niteâ€"Who Will Sell Their Photograph for the Sum Offered? Coloured Cartaon "Double orp Nothing "Folliecs Parisiennt P °2 P Sm it EC V Nee M ie 5 w We e o ho oo o e o W We C CCC ECCCA TT TTA AT THE LOCAL THEATRES e k e k e k k k Te k k hk hk k ks s i ksA Th ks ks k kA L k JA A A A A x 1A 4 x oX i x 1 0s 10w _V us Dramatic Story of Chicago‘s Boom Era at Cartier Theatre ‘"Three Sons" One of theg Pictures on Double I‘ea-! ture Programme. z 1 <€ 00e Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., July 18th "HERE I AM A STRANGER" Fotoâ€"Nite Sundayv With RICHARD GREENE, BRENDA JOYCE, ROLAND YOUNG SHORTS Friday, Friday Midnight, and Saturday July 19th and 20th "REMEMBER" With WAENER BAXTER, ANDREA LEEDS and LYNN BARI SHORTS inday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday July 21st, 22nd and 23rd ‘"‘TIL WE MEET AGAIN" With MERLE OBERON, GEORGE BRENT and PAT O‘BRIEN SHORTS With ROBERT TAYLOR, GREER GARSON and BILLIE BURKE SHORT S NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatres, we reduést our ;;atmns to attend the Theatre 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. PALACE "Colour Travel Talk" Toâ€"Night, Who Will Scelt Their Photograph for the sum of $280,.0902 News Events of the World 5 Ellis as William irresponsible ; the oldest of THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO I Lost Mine Is Cheap ! A map, revealing the precise location | Of a famous lost Spanish mine near El ; Paso, Texas, is cheap at $2,000. For he can have a third interest in a mountain of pure gold in Brazil. ll”he money is to develop the property. | A mere $1,500 will buy him 7,000 virgin | acres on the northern tip of Vancouver , Island, overrun with fish and game and ,belle\ed to be rich in minerals. Tayâ€" lor will have to stand the cost of a ,suxvq however, as it is unexplored. Globe and Mail:â€"A survivor of the Arandora Star disaster relates that "as the liner disappeared I saw the capâ€" tain and some officers on the bridge, and others leaning over rails, going down with the ship." ' There is a depthless lake of pure gasoline in Ecuador, just waiting for a man with foresight to build a pipeline to the coast. The cost, $50,000. Oddâ€" est of all was the caller who wanted an endorsement from Taylor for a snoreâ€"preventer. Instead of asking for money he offered $25 for the endorseâ€" ment. "Looney Toon"â€"Cartoon Despite the fact that Taylor never accepts any of these offers because he hasn‘t time to investigate them thorâ€" oughly, Miss Kay keeps a record of them all to protect the star from posâ€" sible fraud. Her records show (that gold is the most luring bait, with oil running a close second and mines and inventions third. Prizses carry from a modest $100 to $25,000 and upwards. There is a wide variety of enterprises from which to choose: As an example, for $125, an odd figure, Taylor can purchase a device to take gold out of the ccean, a few cents worth for every ton of water. This carries a guarâ€" antee, ! _ There is never a dull moment for the young lady who daily answers all }of the telephone calls which come to extension 1427 at the MeéetrOd4Goldwynâ€" Mayer studios. z "It is a conservative estimate that I have turned down a billion dollars in easy money during the past year," Tayâ€" lor laughs. "I mean I‘d make that much if every scheme I‘m offered should prove successful." Many From Fans Although many of the calls from unâ€" known persons are fans \yant.ing the opportunity to say a few words perâ€" sonally to their favorite, the majority are getâ€"richâ€"quickâ€"opportu ities. Such men not only telephone bugéflood Tayâ€" lor‘s mail with business letters. She is Janet Kay, secretary to Robert Taylor and she was his diplomatic reâ€" presentative during m than 500 strange telephone calls whith came for the star while he was makirig "Rememâ€" ber?" with Greer Garson, Which comes to the Palace theatre Friday, FPriday midnight, and Saturday, Jtily 19th and 20th. Jack Hively directed "Three Sons" from a screen play by John Twist which was adapted from Lester Coâ€" hen‘s best geller, ‘"Sweepings." Robert Sisk was the producer. Starring in _ "Remember‘ Which Will be at Palace Theatre This Week. Taylor‘s Mail Full of "Getâ€"Richâ€"Quick" Offers These Days the latter two being the recent finalâ€" ists in the second "Gateway to Holâ€" lywood" talent search. Coloured Cartoon Fox News "Rhythm Jamboree"â€"â€" a Musical Snapshot No "Watch Your Step"â€"Sports Reel "Porky‘s Poor Fish"â€"a Cartoon REVIVAL sHOWING FRIDAY EVENING ONLY at 9.40 "Professor Offkeyski"â€"a Cartoon Paramount News "Atlantic Patrol"â€"A Canada Cartries On Series Episode 4â€"Serialâ€""THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN" REVIVAL SHOWING FRIDAY EVENING ONLY AT 946 p.m Tuesday and Wednesday, July 23rd and 24th Double Feature Programme RICHARD CROMWELL, HELEN VINSON aml RORTL ARMSTRONG in Thursday and Friday, July 25th and 26th RICHARD ARLEN, ANDY DEVINE and KEN HOWELL i GOLDFIELDS Thursday and Friday, July 18th and 19th "HI YO SILVER" Saturday, After Midnight Sunday and Monday, July 20th and 21st BILL ELLIOT in "LA W COMES TO TEXAS" ADDED sSHORTS "Flat Foot Stooges"â€"Stooge Comedy "Fish Follies"â€"Cartoon "Music Through the Years"â€"with Jan Garber ADDED SHORTâ€"â€"‘Pictorial Review" ®o Kaminecky, Demetrius; Kaminecky Miroslaus; Kit, Jaroslow. Lebedich, Stanley. Nelson, George. Richmond, Myrtle. _ Shewchuk, . Alexander:; Shore, Geo. Swerk, Jennie. Smooth Rock Falls, Rural Boyle, Beverley. Daigle, Gisele. G@uevremont, Rejean. Hachey, Hazen. QOullette, Marieâ€"Paule. Hearst Ethier, Robert. Harvey, Jacqueline. Lapierre, Jeanneâ€"d‘Arc; Lebrun Fleurette. Millette, Joseph. Simard, Robert; St. Armour, Elionne. Smooth Rock Falls Public School Bolton, Edmund. Cairns, Martha; Croswell, Gerald. Daniel, Jeannie; Dubas, Mary. Flis, Janina. Hersonek, Dorothy; Horishney, Anâ€" drew. Rural Schools, Kapuskasing Berg, Mary; Bourgeois, Philemon. Janzen, Jacob. Lepp, Rudy. Parent, Celine; Parent, Rita: Penner Ernest; Powers, Beatrice, Prevost, Lau rent. Rivet, Mignonne: Roy, Therese, Moonbeam _ Gamble, Denzil; Garneau, Aime: Garneau, M. Rose; Gauthier, Gerâ€" trude; Godard, Gerard; Grace, June; Grenier, Denise; Grenier, Judith:; Guilâ€" lemette, Yvette. Habel, Pauline:; Hachez, Azella, Joly, Jean Yves. Lafontaine, Yvette: Laliberte, Anâ€" toinette; Levesque, Edwina; Levesque, Mariette; Levesque, Roseâ€"Alma:; Lincez Marguerite. Masse, Levi; Mathieson, Ross. Richer, Leo. Thibodeau, â€" Germaine; Tremblay, Guy:; Trukan, Violet. Vallee, Leo; Van Domelen, Elaine. Davis, Janet; Desgroseilliers, Lionel Dixon, Rita; Dumoulin, Leonard. Chalmers, Jean; Charbonneau, Verâ€" rel; Cuillerier, Edouard; Cuillerier, Lucienne. Separate School, Kapuskasing Redard, Gerard; Bisson, Pauline: Bongers, Donald; Bongers, Esther; Briâ€" deau, Omer. Tancredi, John; Tracey, Jean: Tresa Stephen. Valiquette, Allan. Wojtowich, Veronica. Aubin, Raymond _Lanstrom, Gust; Longhurst, Dorothy. | and McGregor, George; McKenzie, Marion. ' brot Osborne, Anne. and Panasuk, Annie; Peel, Dolly; Proâ€" kopich, John. A: Ratcliffe, Edward; Roy, Teresa. | Bar Semezyszyn, John; Semezszyn, Nick; | Shurin Marv Spears Bever]y Straiâ€" | The ton, William. , fur Diamond Jubilee Public School Adamson, Peggy. Bewzak, Dora. Demas, Christie; Dobbin, Murray. Elliott, Gloria. Fanning, Kathleen: Fox, Ivy. Harman, Jack; Harrison, George Hudson, John. Jokinen, Fred. Semcezyszyn, John; Semczysyn, Nick Willie. The following are the entrance ex.| the groom is the son of the late Mr amination results for Kapuskasing, And Mrs. N. Ansara. Smooth Rock Falls and other northern| The bride was given in marriage by centres: â€" her uncle. Mr. T. of Mantreal Smooth Rock Falls and Other Northern Entrance Results Kapuskasing Public and. Separate School Results. | SECOND FEATURE THE JONES FAMILY in TELEPHONE 531 ADDED sSHORTS ADDED SHORTS Kapuskasing 1 *» 10000 O O lll....".'.. .'l'lll.'lllllllll ** _ *8" 00 .Oooooooooooooo.oOoooooooooooouoouoouoouoouotuoouoouoouo.u:uoonoonocuoonoouoouoono e steale alocle e ets M IO SAIt‘krr .i lt After the reception, held at St. I'Bax'nabas Hall, the couple left on a | motor trip through the United States. 1 The bride wore a gay suit, silver fox fur and red accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Ansara will live in Timmins. # Bishop, Roy; Brouard, Alice; Bryâ€" ant, Leslic; Burk, Clayton. Camire, Cecile: Charbonneau. Roâ€" More proposals of marriage now are made in motor cars than in girlk homes . . . That is one peril of the highways which no safety campaign is expected to remedyâ€"Niagara Falls Roeâ€" view. The bride was given in marriage byl her uncle, Mr. T. Ross of Montreal, | Quebhec. She wore white net, inserts of | lace with long veil, and carried a bou-’ quet of roses, forâ€"getâ€"meâ€"nots and babys breath. Mrs. Ross of Kirkland Lake was matron of honour and wore pink marquisette dress with pink flowered hat and veil and bonquet of roses. Miss Adelia Ansara, sister of the groom and Miss Louisa Ansara, cousin of the groom, were bridesmaids and wore peach and turquoise marâ€" quisette with flowered hats to match and bouquets of roses. Mr. S. Ansars.‘ brother of the groom was best man,| and the ushers were Mr. Tom Ansara‘ The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Michael and the late T. Michael and Kirkland Lake, July 17â€"Mrs. George Ross was an attendant at the marriage of her sister Sophia Michael, to David J. Ansara, in St. Barnabas Church, Toronto, on Saturday. Dessureault, Jeannine Lalande, Suzanne. Wagner, Ralph. Married at St. Barnabas Church, Toronto, July 13th With ROBERT TAYLOR, GREER GARSON and PLUS:â€"Comedy, Coloured Cartoon and News Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher With RICHARD GREENE, BRENDA JOYCE, ROLAND YouNQ sHORTSâ€"Follies Parsienne, Cartoon and Travel Talk LAST SHOWING TOâ€"NIGHT, THUH] WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,. "FOR FREEDOM" An Epic With England‘s Greatest Actor is [ With ANN SHERIDAN, JEFF LYNN Added@d Attractionâ€""THE HOME FEPr NDAY MIDNIGHT, (12.15 a.m.) MONDAY and JULY 21st, 22nd and 23rd munday Midnight, (12.15 am) Mom Tuesday, July 21st, 22nd, 23rd "ROAD TO SINGAPORE" Wednesday and Thursday, July 24th and 25th "HIS GIRL FRIDA Y WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULYy Serialâ€""RED BARRY" No SERIALâ€""RED BARRY" No ast Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., July 18th "SLIGHTLY HONORABLE»" Adults .. Children No Remedy dn ‘riday and Saturday, July 1‘){m)?h "RAFFLES" Starring GARY GRANT, ROSALINXD RV SSELL and RALH BELLAMY $ Slarring DAVID "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY »tarring BING CROSBY, DOROTHY LAMOUR BOB HOPE Sportâ€""HYDROMANXIACs® K1) "HERE I AM A STRANGER" PMEMAIUVAN, JELEEFE LCNN, HUMPHEEY BOGART® actionâ€""THE HOME FRONT"â€"Canada Carries (O)n arringâ€"EDWARD ARNOLD, RUTH PAT O‘BRIEN AY AND SATURDAY,, JUOLY MATINEE ALL CAME TRUE JAVID NIVEN, OLIVIA and FRITZ FELDT. Color Musicalâ€""QUIET PLEASKE*"â€" Cartoonâ€""BABY KITTEXNS»" "REMEMBER" TELEPHONE 173 THURSDAY, JULY 17th NIGHT, THURSDAY, JUOLY PHONE 60 No. 2â€"Starring Crabbe Epic of 't-l_l_e Royledvy Mrs,. Lymons:; "Oh hg ust sits about tellin‘ evcryPody what Hitler‘s goin‘ to do." % Mrs. Symons: "Then be‘s a prophet" Mrs. Lymons: "No, he ain‘t.. So far as me and his family is concerned, he‘s a dead loss." â€"Exchange Mrs. Symons: "And what dor husband do?" # _ [ L9Â¥ Mary Francis, pretty Univergity of Toronto freshette, is taking daily workouts; to get in trim for a 1,000â€" mile trip by bicycle this summer. She is a member of the American Youth Hostels‘ fourth annual Rollâ€" ing Youth Hostel group. With 25 others, Miss Frances will travel 10,â€" 000 miles through Canada and U.S. but 9,000 miles of the trip will be by rail. with Larry (Bust@r) Crabbhe 1,000 Miles by "Bike" sON and BILLIE BURI E News Events of the World â€"WILL FYFE not later than 19th and 20th .), Monday and 24th and 25th No Profit TERRY. and and 18th nds "as w " "od bea‘aa‘aats 28. * # -000000000-000)000000000000000’0‘ k TUESDAY, Buster) and