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i AT THE LOCAL THEATRES : Novelty and Laughs |Nelson Eddy and in New Leon Er.ml Jeanette MacDonald Comedy at Cartier _ |New Film at Palace c iby Mary Boland as Miss MacDonâ€" b 409048 204 §4 940909998098 0804 9996409981006 @64 . A hilarious mixâ€"up over monsy provides the matic basis of "Pop Alâ€" ways Pays," RKO adio‘s newest comedy feature with Leon Errol heading the cast. Errol plays the part of the worried | father, and Adele Pearce and Dennis | O‘Keefe are seen as the romantic young pair, with Marjorie Gateson as Errol‘s| wife and Walter Catlett as an inquisiâ€" tive nceizhbor. Tom Kennedy, Robert | Middlemass and other favorites are a‘f‘ in the cast of the production by Bert| Gilroy whish was directed by Leslie Goodwins. { Flight. of Youhg Love Theme of New Comedy. Toronto Telegram: The fact that a speaker has only a limited knowledge of his subject doesn‘t always result in a limited speech. "Pop Always Pays‘" opened at the Cartier at the Sunday midnight show and is the feature for tonight and toâ€" morrow night, Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st. sSUJET COURTS®: "PIROULIâ€"ROULE® Jeanctte MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in a scene Tuesday and Wednesday, sencember 30th, October ist from "New Moon" at the Palace Theatre, Monday and 2nd. > Produced by SERT GILROY Directad by LESLIE GOODWINS Screen Charles E. Robarts, TUESDAY MIDNIGHT TO SATURDAY FRENCH FILM PRESENTS JEAXNX MURAT, MIREILLE BALIX ET AIMOs Dans NOTE:â€"REGULAR ADMISSION ADULTS:â€"Evenings 40c CHMILDREN :â€"Evenings 25¢ b# LE, C JON MALL AND DANA ANDREWS in UNIVERNAL NEWSREE! * Join the smart Sunday Midniters s ! _ It is more than a year since there has been a Jeanette MacDonaldâ€"Nelsion !Eddy picture, but the critics say that ""New Moon," featuring these two popuâ€" ‘lar singing stars, was well worth waitâ€" iing for. "New Moon" is appearing at the Palace theatre toâ€"night and toâ€" morrow night, Sept. 30th and Oct. Ast. |Its first showing here at the midnight Qshow last night, and those who saw it \last night are generally with the critics ?whvo have hailed it as well worth waitâ€" {ing for. | Fans of the two singers will find their |favourities in exactly the types of roles which they were intended. Back !again in the ccstumes and manners of the 1780‘s, they transiport their audiâ€" \ence to another world, a world of imaâ€" | gination, song thrills and intrigue which includes in its unfolding, shipwrecks, ‘ricts and life on a magical tropic island, | Never has the team appeared at betâ€" ‘ter= advantage. Miss MacDonald‘s ibeauty as the lovely Marianne de Beauâ€" manoir is rivalled only by her voice as ‘she sings such popular favourites as | "Lover Come Back to Me," "Marianne," ‘‘"Paree," "Rondolet," "One Kiss® and "Wanting You." ‘As the dashing Duc {de Villiers, Nelson Eddy is superb. His [songs include the stirring "Stout Hearted Men" and the hauntingly loveâ€" ‘ly ‘Softly As in a Morning Sunrise." Singing Favourites Have Types of Roles for Which They Were Intended. Appearing in support of Miss Macâ€" Donald and Eddy is a strong casit headâ€" Matinee 25¢ Matinee 10¢ Ol‘dy ald‘s romantically inclined aunt, Vailâ€" erie. Miss Boland‘s individual type of comedy is perfectly suited to the charâ€" acterization. Also giving a good acâ€" count of themselves are George Zucco, H. B, Warner, Grant Mitchell, Staniey Fields, Richard Purcell, John Miljan, Ivan Simpson, William Tannen, Bunty Cutler, Claude King., Cecil Cunningham, Joe Yule, George Irving, Edwin Maxâ€" well, Paul E. Burns, Rafael Storm and Winifred Harris. Cf paramount importance to the of the new musical is the work of Robsert Z,. Lecnard who acted in both director and producer capacity. Leonard has shown his outstanding flair for bringing musicals to the sgreen many times before, but in "New Moon" he has topped even such previous hits as ‘"May Time." "The Great Ziegfeld" and "Girl of the Golden West." When firemen were summoned to the . Post Office yesterday afternoon their immediate reaction was that a time bhomb had been received through t,he| mail. Nothing so dramatic was found however. One of the men hurried to the office and found the basement full of gas and smoke. He took a look in the autcmatic feeding system coal hopâ€" per. It was empty and the screw was drawing fire out of the furnace instead | of feeding in fuel. Filling the hopper was all that was necessary to bring matters back to normal. Earlier on Sunday, at 12.32 p.m., fireâ€" men were called to the nome of J. Landers. A small fire in‘ a wall partiâ€" tion was extinguished quickly with chemical. ‘instrumental tri0 by Riuben Pelerson, Heflge Hongisto and Miss Elli Heinonen Was alsi> heard . The program closed with the 'smvm'r of "God Save the King." After refreshâ€" ments had been served, a short busâ€" iness meeting was held. The happy and profitable evening was closed with prayerâ€"and benediction pronounced by the minisiter, Rev. Heinonen. Group No. 2 with Mr. Aale Passi as convener, and Allan Leivo, Oliver Nenonen, Miss Anja Punkari, Elis |Jokela, Miss Eillie Heinonen, Miss Sarah Passi, Aaro Martin, Miss Hellen Lehto, Miss Leah Heinonen, Helge Hongisto and Ruben Peterson, memâ€" bers of the group, were in charge of all arrangements for this meeting. No Time Bomb at Post Office. Merely Empty Coal Hopper Earlier on Sunday, at 12.32 p.m., fireâ€" men were called to the nome of J. Landers. A small fire in‘ a wall partiâ€" tion was extinguished quickly with chemical. Basement Filled With Gas and Smoke When Fireâ€" man Arrives. ‘This motrning at 831 a.m. at the home of N. Charrette, 163 Maple street morth, overheated stove pipes caused some minor damage. Working Dates for Various Groups in Timmins Red Cross The following is a list of the dates for the various groups in the Timmins Red Cross, It is suggested that those in the group clip‘this and hold it for reference, _ Tuesday, Oct. 1â€"Finnish women. Wedesday, Oct, 2â€"St. Matthew‘s Church., p Thursday, ct. 3â€"Women of the Moose, Friday, Oct. 4â€"Italian women. Monday, Oct, 7â€"I. O. D. E. Tuesidjay, Oct, 8â€"Finnish women. Wednesday, Oct. 9â€"Polish women. Thursday, Oct. 10â€"C. W. L. Friday, Oct. 11â€"Frenchâ€"Canadian women. Tuesday, Oct,. 15â€"Mrs. Graham. â€" Wednesday, Oct. 16â€"St. Matthew‘s Church. Thursday, Oct, 17â€"C. W. L. Friday, Oct,. 18â€"Italian women. Monday, Oct. 21â€"Eastern Star. Monday, Oct. 21â€"Fastern Star. Tuesday, Oct. 22â€"Polish women. Wednesday, Oct. 23â€"â€"Women‘s Institute. Thursday, Oct. 24â€"C. W. L. Friday, Oct, 2%5â€"Frenchâ€"Canadian When the Groups Will Carry on Work for October. Monday, Oct. 28â€"United Church, Tuesday, Oct,. 20â€"Presbyterian women. 4 4* * * 4* «. W ces 8888 8 Contest Winners for Monday, Sept. 23 The Adv The winners are asked to call at The Advance office any day before 6.00 p.m. when they will receive Two Theatre passes eachn. The first five Correct Answoers were received from MARGARET sSULLIVAN, name in J. V. Bonhomme ad TYRONNE POWER, name in J. VanRassell ad. MRS ROLAND NILSON, Fourth Avenue, schumacher MAKRY McLAUGHLIN, 7 Cedar Street South, BARBEARA MAY. 158 Birch Street South M. BORLAND, 56 Cedar Street N. DIANE MELVILLE, 7 Borden Avenue The old lady had made the unfortiunâ€" ._16â€"Mrs. Graham. ate young clerk fetch roll after roll of Oct. 16â€"St. Matthew‘s linoleum, until he had displayed everyâ€" thing in the store. t, 17â€"C. W. L. "What did you say it was for, maâ€" women. | dam?" he asked at last in despair. e Want Advertisements. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMNS, On the "Fducational Night" of the Â¥Y. P. S. of Timmins Finnish United Church, PFriday, Sept. 27th, at 7:30 p. m., Mr. Ossian Walli, B. Sc., FP. C. 1. C., was the special speaker, giving a very interesting lecture on "Identification of Minerals," and showing a wonderâ€" ful collection of specimens of rock in connection with his talk,. The lecturer | outlined several scientific methods by which minerals are spotted. Aithough specimens had been brought from many | distant parts of the world, as shown ‘by exhibited collection, they followed ‘umnistakeabbly the same characterisâ€" iticfl as to shape of crystal, weight, etc. After the lecture a great number of questions were made by the young people and these were answered by the lecturer. Practically the entire memberâ€" ‘ship of th Y. P. S. from Timmins and South Porcupine were persent, also several older people and parents, and all were deeply interested in the fine lecture given by Mr. Walli. After the lecture Rev. Heinonen on behalf of the Y. P. S. thanked the speaker for his lecture. Educational Night at Finnish Y.P.S. Interesting Event Informative Address by Mr.]! Ossian Walli on "Identiâ€", fication of Minerals." | Rev,. A, T. Heinonen introduced the speaker, who had attended his Sunday Sschool and Vacation School at Copper Cliff, Ont., starting more than twentyâ€" seven years ago, when Mr. Walli was eleven years old and when Mr. Heinâ€" onen had charge of the mission work among Finnish and Swedishâ€"speaking new Canadians of Northern Ontario, with headquarters at Copper Cliff. At his graduation from the Technical class of Sudbury High School, Mr. Walli won the International Nicksl Co. scholarship of $4000 as the best student that year. Mr. Walli is a graduate in chemical and metallurgical engineering of Queen‘s University, Kingston, and has taught in Port Arthur and Hamilâ€" ton High schools. He is also a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Chemistry. At present he is one of the new teachâ€" ers on the Timmins High and Vocationâ€" al sithool staff. The meeting was opened with the usual devotional period, conducted by Helge Hongisto and Ruben Peterson. Mrs. L. Punkari presided at the organ. After the lecture, singâ€"song was enâ€" joyed, led by Miss Ellie Heinonen, Miss Sarah Pasisi, Miss Hellen Lehto and Miss Leah Heinonen. A selection by an instrumental trio by Ruben Peterson, Helge Hongisto and Miss Elli Heinonen was alsio heard . *A 0404004464 Next Friday, Oct. 4th, Group No. 1,; convener Miss Gertrude Heinonen, and1 Misa Onerva Lehtinen, Kauko Heinâ€"| onen, Mrs. L. Punkari, Leivo Punkari,| Miss Elma Nykanen, Veikko Paakkola, Veikko Lehtinen, Miss Taimi Jokela,! Miss Sylvia Myllymaa, Esko Jokela and | Kauko Vastia, members of the group,' will be responsible for all arrangements for a "Programme Night." The Y. P. S has been very active throughout the summer season. | Marriage at Niagara Falls of Interest to Timmins The following from The Niagara Falls Review of recent date will be of interest here:â€" Angelilloâ€"Shields The marriage of Miss Ethel Shields, daughter of Mrs. J. S. Shields, of 266 Elm street north, Timmins, and Mr. Angelillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Angelillo, of this city, (Niagara Falls) took place on September 14th at Niagara Falls Mr. and Mrs. Angelâ€" illo will make their home on Jepson street. "Oh, didn‘t I tell you?" replied the cuslomer, brightly. "It‘s for the botâ€" tom of the canary cage."â€"Bradford Why Clerks Go Crazy TAILO RS k £ ‘00000000: COLOURED CARTOON FOX NEWS | **8*%8%*% 44 4* * 444 *s 8 Office Moved from Reed Block to 90 THIRD AVE. over Woolworth‘s TELEPHONE 2250 * % * | BALSAM ST. N. TIMMINS | | Balsam St. N. Phone 417 0@00000000040000004848008848486 *4 *4‘ * FINE CLOTHES ARE SAFE! Movieâ€" Memory Contest CAN YOU NAME THESE STARS? â€" 10 FREE THEATRE PASSES i R U L E S y Very Centrally located, turnover $35,000 yearly, plus $3,000 yearly from room reént. Will sell very reasonable on convenient terms, see 12" per cord 16" per cord Â¥os, even the wispiest of formals, the finest tailored evening clothes are perfectly safe at Sloma Cleanâ€" ers: Our experience and methods make certain perfect cleaning jJob! Sloma Cleaners PHONE 592 INSURANCE â€" REAL ESTATE We Will Deliver Promptly 26 Wende Ave. $3.00 Read the Advertisements. Find the correct names of the stars pictured here. send your answer to The Advance addressed Movieâ€"Memory Contest before 9 p.m. Saturday stating the correct names and the advertiseâ€" ments in whith they appear. Winners will be the first five corâ€" reclt answers opened at our office. When answering write out the full name of the two stars picâ€" lured here. Winners announced next Monday. 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