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Outstanding Double Feature Bill at the Cartier Theatre AT THE LOCAL THEATRES : iA A 4 4 4A 4A 4AAA 4 ts “.- lnal Saturday, Nov. 1l5th and 16th is an! unusually pleasinzg one.© Either of the| two feature pictures would be a good show in itseif. Togther they are specâ€": The dcuble feature prozramme at, the Cartier theatre on Friday andi PACGGE BTX _ h. i. .h es ho. 24 "I am 623 years of age, and ever since I was a boy of ten years, I was subject to very bad headaches. But two years ago the headaches eased upâ€"for what reason I did not know, I was surprised when one day my wife told me I had been using K ruschen Salts in my coffee for over two years. I am still using them, as I know of nothing finer."â€"J. T. . Headaches can often be traced to a disordered stomach, and to the unsuspected retention in the system of stagnating waste material which poisons the blood. Remove these poisons â€"â€" prevent them forming againâ€"and you remove the cause of many aches and pains. And that is just how Kruschen Salts brings pleasant relicf. Kruschen helps Nature to cleanse your body comâ€" pletely of all clogging waste matter. were suddenly relieved. His wife told him, and he at once sat down and wrote the following letter:â€" _ He could not understand why the headaches ha had been subject to WHY HiS HEADAGHES WERE RELIEVED Wife Put Kruschen in His Coffee ially attractive. One of the features is "Laddie" and the other, "Laughing at Danger." "Laddie," one of Gene Stratton Porâ€" ter‘s most distinguished works, comes to the screen with all the appeal, all the vigorous drama, all the imaginative touches of the novel, all authentic to the last detail of costume and locale and character and story. With Tim Holt in the title role "Ladâ€" die" is the story of the romance beâ€" tween a farm boy and a beautiful girl, the daughter of a proud and aloof father who forbids the‘ relationship. How Laddie‘s younger sister worms her way into the adamant parent‘s heart, allays his bitterness over his disbraced son and brings the young couple‘s parâ€" ents together brings the absorbing film to a heartâ€"warming, entertaining conâ€" clusion. _A twoâ€"millionâ€"copy best seller, "Ladâ€" die" was directed by Jack Hively for RKO Radio with Virginia Gilmore, lovely newcomer, as the romantic heroâ€" ine: Joan Carroll, Ginger Rogers‘ impâ€" ish sister in "Primrose Path," as Ladâ€" die‘s younger sister; and Spring Byingâ€" ton as the farm boy‘s mother. "Laughing at Danger" is said to be Frankie Darro‘s most hilarious comâ€" edyâ€"mystery. The picture is one of Monogran‘s effective productions and the cast is a capable one. Segn in the romantic leads are Joy Hodges, who plays the role of a beauty operator, and George Houston, who portrays a detective. Ironically enough these two performers who first got their start in motion pictures as vocalâ€" ists, do not sing in "Laughing at Danâ€" ger," Other important leads include Mantan â€" Moreland, popular colored comedian, Vdea Ann Borg, Guy Usher and Lilian Elliott. "Laughing At Danger" holds plenty of thrmiils for any audience. When murâ€" der and mystery comes to Celeste‘s exâ€" clusive beauty shop and Joy Hodges gets involved, Frankie Darro and Manâ€" Palace Presenting One of Year‘s Best Films, "Hell Below" ton Moreland play Sherlock and Watâ€" ies son respectively. Through their efforts m ton Moreland play Sherlock and Watâ€" ies as the stern commander of the subâ€" son respectively. Through their efforts marine. Madge Evans, more stunning the police are able to capture a danâ€" ) than ever, was an excellent choice for gerous blackmail gang jJust before its the feminine lead, and the riotous Jimâ€" members skip town. my had another of his inimitable laugh C roles as the ship‘s cook who is drawn h. l L 1.# ! into a boxing match with a kangar0o. War and Romance in Enterâ€" taining Picture. Thundering thrills of naval battles and an intimate panorama of the sailâ€" ors of the submarine fleet form a huge background for romance in "Hell Beâ€" law," in which Robert Montgomery, Walter Huston, Madge Evans, Eugene Pallette, Robert Young and a large supporting cast are playing at the Palâ€" ace theatre, PFriday, Friday midnight and Saturday, November 15 and 16. Submarines battle airplanes, and a whole fort is blown up in a remarkâ€" able episode in which a harbor full of enemy destroyers is bottled up. Against this crescendo accompaniment is the simple love story of a lieutenant who falls in love with the daughter of his commandeéer. Montgomery <does the finest ‘work ofâ€" his filmâ€" carger as | Lieutenant Knowlton who in the end sacrifices his love for his duty. It is a straizht, honâ€" est portrayal, at all times .sympathetic and convincing., : Huston contributes a performance of distinction to the talkâ€" The acrogant Mr. Pryor (Mii@s Mander) . Pamelia (Virginia Gilmore) to see Laddie, a farm boy beneath the family cast, in RKO Radio‘s "Laddi¢," a November 15th and 16th. Another Big Photoâ€"Niltc, the Biggest Thing in Town. Who will sell their photograph for the sum of $125.00. Sunday Midnight, Mon., Tues. and Wednes., November 17, 18, 19, 20 BETTE DAVIS, CHARLES BOYER, JEFFREY LYNNX in News of the World â€" The Seventh in the "CANADA CARRIES ON" namely "BRITAIN AT BAY" Coloured Cartoon "Drean of Jeannie With Light Brown Hair‘"â€"Musical Coloured Cartoon Screen snapshot No. 10 Ancther Big Fotoâ€"Nite Thursday Nightâ€"Who Will Sell Their Photograph for the Sum Offered? ROBERT MONTGOMERY, WALTER HUSTON and MADGE EVANS in "HELL BELOW"‘ Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., Nov. l4th GRACIE FIELDS, MARY MAGSUIRE AND R. LIVESEY Toâ€"day Onlyâ€"Thursday, November 21st PAT QO‘BRIEN, JOHN GARFIELD, FRANCIS FARMER i Friday, Kriday Midnight and Saturday, November 15th; and 16th One of the scenes from the Naval picture "Hell Below" starring Robert Montgzomery, Walter Huston, anrd Madge Evans, playing at the Palace Theatre Friday, Friday midnight and Saturday this week. NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatr es, we request our patrons to attend the 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. PALACE "YOUNG AMERICA FLIES" Alsoâ€"Fox â€"News THE POFRCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, GQGNTARIO In The excellent cast also includes Euâ€" gene Palette, Robert Young, Edwin Styles, John Lee Hahin, David Newell, Sterling Holloway, and Charles Irwifh. The photography of this picture is something to talk about, particularly the brilliant underwater scenes, the like of which have never before been shown on the screen. Much of the creâ€" dit for the excellent of the production must go to Jack Conway, its directOr, who has engingered his scenes with a compelling and discerning hand. Pictures as entertaining as "Hell Beâ€" low" are not reéleased every day. This one presents another highâ€"water mark in â€" the annals of Hollywood producâ€" tions. Royal Canadian Air Force Seeks Many Radio Experts North Bay, Nov. 13â€"The:Royal Canâ€" adian Air Force needs radio mechanics and cooks, according to Captain G. W. C. Kinney, in charge of the RiC.A.F. recruiting depot at North Bay. Radio mechanics must be between 18 and 45, Captain Kinnéy said, and must have the equivalent of two years‘ high school education. They must know wireless, electricity and mechanâ€" ics, and have a working knowledge of radio service and repair. _ * ** Coloured Travel at he considers the Cartiér n "MIDNIGHT" Sathrduy, After Midnight Sunda{ Monday November 16th, 17th, 18th Tuesday and Wednesday, November 19 and 20 €€RANT MITCHELL, JOHN LILITEL, NANA BRYXANT in "FATHER IS A PRINCE" Seramblde Eggsâ€"CartGon _ Fiction No. 18â€" Paramount News Episode No. 6 of the serial DRUMS OF FU MANCHU "BEFORE I HANCG" ADDED SHORTS "sQUADRON 992"â€"A Canada Carrics On. "Prehistoric â€"Porky"â€"Cartoon "Nature‘s Nursery"â€"Variely A Ducking They Did Thursday and Friday, November 21 and 22 DENNIS O‘KEEFE, VICTOR JORY, STEFFI DUNA in GOLDFIELDS Thursday and Friday, Nov. 14th and 15th BORIS KARLOFF, EVYLN KEYES in Friday‘s Revivalâ€"Showing at 940 Only DON AMECHE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT in special Children‘s Added Shortâ€"Jimmy Dorsye, a Band Novelly "STRANGER FROM TEX AS" Delivery Man Found 8*@ *_T» Bear Eating Bread in Bake Wagon man Kirkland Lake Gets Big Surprise When Making Delivery at Kenogami. x They Did Goâ€"Comedy Pooch Paradeâ€"Cartoon Popular Science No. 5 MYRNA LOY and TYRONE POWER in The following is from Tuesday‘s isâ€" sue of The Northern News:â€" Bear Found in Bread Truck Did you ever look down a bear‘s throat at close quarters? For instance a second or so after you had almost bumped noses with it. All of which happened to Joe¢ Lamothe of the Kirkâ€" landâ€"Swastika Bakery the other day when delivering bread at Kenogamiâ€" and the bear was right in his own bread van at that! Joe had to deliver bread at the Kenâ€" ogaimi Hotel. There was nothing new about that. He had done so forâ€"countâ€" less days without undue incident. Getâ€" ting out of his car he left the side door open and went to the hotel with some bread. He returned for more and this time went to the back door of the machine. On opening the door he popped his head inside to get the necessary loaves of bread. He almost bumped his in105C against a yearling bear sitting calmly in the truck stuffing himself with a tasty loaf or so. To say that Joe was surprised hardly expresses his feelings, especially when the bear sort of lifted his /upper lip in a nice little snarl as much as to say, ‘"Who the blazes are you and what do you mean by disturbing a fellow at his breakfast." Joe thought, so he said: "What‘s this country coming to when a fellow finds bears in his bread van?" At first he thought it was a wild bear but he speedily discovered it was the hotel‘s pet that had escaped from its reâ€" straining chain. So Joe yelled for help and the bear was hauled out of the van and finished his bread on the roadway. ‘(But from now on Joe‘s takâ€" ing no chances. He‘s going to keep both doors of his truck closed when ne visits places where pet bears are kept. Free Hollanders Raising Large Fund for Spitfires London.â€"Among the heroes of reâ€" cent German bombing raids on Britain is the captain of a small coastal steamer of The Netherlands merchant fleet, whose leg was almost torn off when he led his crew in fighting off four Nazi bombers. The captain will be decorated with Holland‘s highest award by Queen Wilhelmina in person. The bravery of this Netherlands seaâ€" man is typical of the resistance which the Hollanders still are opposing to their Nazi invaders,. Even in Holland itself, the German authorities have not vet found a means to compel custonermMi in restaurants to remain when G°rman officers take seats on the premises. When this happens, the regular diners walk out as a silent and dignified proâ€" test. In London, Queen Wilhelmina and her ministers are busy with plans for the revictualling and economic reâ€" construction of Holland, because they believe firmly in the eventual defeat of Hitler and his armies. Incidentally, the pgeople of the Netherlands East Indies have pledged themselves to raise a "Queen Wilhelâ€" mina Fund" of five million guilders to be spent principally for military purâ€" poses. In their name Queen Wilhelâ€" mina has offered 40 Spitfires and 18 bombers of the Lockheedâ€"Hudson to King George. "GIRL FROM HAVANA" LYNN BARI, LLOYD NOLAN in "PIER THIRTEE N" TELEPHONE 3 eA ren‘s Matinee Saturday Morning at 10.30 CHARLES STARRETT in Toronto, Nov. 13â€"Only 12 yvears old, Bobby Martin, of Toronto, has flown an airplane solo after taking instrucâ€" tions for three vears.‘ Bobby took over the controls of a light plane at Barker Field Monday, made a perfect takeoff and landing after circling over the field. He had seven hours‘ dual instruction with Fred Gillies before Monday‘s flight. Veteran airmen here said Bobby was one of the youngest, if not the youngâ€" est, persons to fly solo. Civil aviation regulations will prevent him from obâ€" taining his private pilot‘s lisense until he is 17, but there is nothing to stop him from flying solo within three miles of the airportâ€"and that‘s what Booby intends to do. Mourns Death of Hockey in Northwestern Quebec In announcing the suspension of action in the Harricana Hockey Asâ€" sociation in Northwestern Quebec, Flash Beattie of the Val d‘Or Star, has penned the following obituary: Death occurred last week of the Harricana Hockey Association. Caught in the prime of its youth, the league 'ao'ooooooooooo Qooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooceooooooccoco o o8 *n 44 ho h0 h4 ho ho ho ho o 46 0 on To ol na in a oo ta a e en e in ate n n o in o in n in en e t on n ie e .couro.oouu x Announcement WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20th and 21st ROBERT MONTGOMERY, WALTER HUSTON, MADGE EVANS in We refuest our patrons to ‘be in the theatre not later than 8.09 p.m. to see entire performance, LAST sHOWING TOâ€"NIGHTâ€"THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH GREER GARSON, LAURANCE OLIVER and MARY BOLAND in Double Feature: Programmes Everyâ€"Day at Popular Prices NOTE: A NEWSREEL WILL BE SHOWN EVERY DAY EXCEPT Friday and Saturday ( Twelve Takes His Solo Spin in Airplane is pleased to announce that they will present FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th and 16th BING CROSBY, MARY MARTIN and BASIL RATHBONE in sUNDAY MIDNIGHT (12.15) MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOVEMEHER 18th and 19th CRACIE FIELDS, MARY MAGUIRE and R. LIVESEY in Wednesday and Thursday, November 20â€"21 NEW EMPIRE Last Showing Toâ€"nightâ€"Thurs., Nov. "DANCING COâ€"EDS" Slarringâ€"FRANF CRAVEN, MARTHA SCOTT, WILLIAM HOLDEN 4 0. 8, COASTGUARD No,. 7"* Starringâ€"THOMANX MITCHELL, EDNA BEST, FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW Slarringâ€"LANA TURNEKR, RICHMARD CARLSON ARTIE SHAW and HIS ORCHESTRA Serialâ€"*"S. 0. 8. COASTGUARD No. 6" "riday and Saturday, November 15 and 16 ©20,000 MEN A YEAR" With EARNEST TRUEX and MARY BOLAND Childrena ....:;:.,:., 10c Children ........ "RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" sunday Midnight (12.15), Monday and Tuesday, November 17, 18, 19 With KENT TAYLOR and FLORENCE RICE With CHARLES STARRETT and OTHERS With ROY ROGLRS and GABY HAYNES Starringâ€"RANDOLPH SCOTT, PRESTON FOSTER, MARGARET LINDSAY "STRANGER FROM TEXAS" WATCH FOR THE PARADE OF HITS! "MAMMA RUNS WILD‘ Schumacher "SMILINCG ALON s AUEPC ADDEDY® ATTRACTION ADDED ATTRACTION Paragraphicâ€""BITS OF LIFE" 1 and Hardyâ€""TIT FOR TAT" TELEPHONE 173 Theatre not later than THURSDAY, NOVHMBER 14TH, 1940 ‘put up a stiff battle to the finish, but the odds were against it. One crisis after another rendered the deceéased‘s condition very critical, until it slowly passed away. Pallbearers were Perron 'Flyers. Lamague Tigers, Sullivan and East Malartic. Deceased is survived by a younger brother, Scrub Hockey, and by relatives, bowling and> skiing. Another relative, badminton, is also under the weather. There will be no funeral â€" arrangements. All Abitibi Imourns. The best way to waken a man is to tickle his bare feet, says doctor. Oh, well another little job won‘t do the sergeantâ€"major any harmâ€"The Passâ€" ing Show. 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