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COMING SUNDAY MIDNIGHT .. ; “FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT' -. fluâ€" .â€"b Exn n This is at the Palace Theaâ€" tre This Week. Fonda Falls and Falls All for the Love of "Eve" Aciors haveâ€"been slapâ€"happy from fight scenes, whirlâ€"dizzy from fast dancing, flutterâ€"stomached ffom nauâ€" tical~ scenss, airâ€"tipsy from aviation shots and bounceâ€"woozy from riding horses, but Henry Fonda was stumble and flopâ€"dazed after his appearance in the new comedy, "The Lady Eve." Fonda takes six different comety Charlie Chaplin, and a strong supâ€" porting cast, will be at the Cartier theatre for a full week from Sunday midnight, July 14th, to Saturday, July 19th, in the now famous picture, "The Great Dictator." This picture has been doubleâ€"banned in Germany, some say because it is thought to be a takeâ€" Ooff on Hitler, but others because it makes people fairly weep with laugnâ€" ter, and Hitler cannot stand laughter of any kind. In any event, Hitler or no Hitler, "The Great Dictator" is hailled as the greatest laughâ€"provoker in years. Even Walter Wincheil laughed so much over the show that he couldn‘t think of a mean criticism. Instead hes hands it "New Yorchids." Ina Wolfert, North American Newsâ€" paper Alliance critic terms it "the best picture" he has ever seen. Other notâ€" ed critics have the same words of praiss, while "the man in the street" just says "It‘s great!" Charlie CFaplin in "The Great Dictator," Coming Ellery Queen‘s Penthouse Mystery xs one of the two specials on the doub!t feature programme on Thursday to Saturday at the Cartier. The other feature picture is "Scattergood Pulls the Strings", with Guy Kibbee, Bobs Watson, Emma Dunn, Susan Peters, Dink Trout, James Corner, Monte Blue. Mystery storiecs are among the most popular on stage and screen and radio, and the Ellery Queen series are espeâ€" clal favourites. ‘This weekâ€"Thursday, Thursday midnight and Friday and Saturday one of the double features at the Cartier.is Ellery Queen‘s "Pentâ€" house Mystery." This is a story of Oriental mystery in Manhattan. "A slain ventriloquist tells no tales . . . til a dummy spills the story . . . when Ellery Queen pulls the strings." That is the way one reviewer sums up the plot. In any event there will be myâ€" s.ery, adventure, romance, enough for all in this latest of the Ellery Queen stories. Ralph Bellamy takes part of Ellery Queen; Nikki Porter as Ellery‘s queen of secretaries is taken by Marâ€" garet Lindsay. â€" Others in the cas: are Anna May Wong, Chzriey Grapeâ€" win, James Burks, Edwardo Ciammeli. Oriental Mystery in Pictures at the Cartier This Week Ellery Queen Story on Douâ€" ble Feature Programme. MASCIOLI THEATRE Toâ€"day Only ‘20; Fri. and Satur. with Gloria Dicksonâ€"John Litel NEWS REZEL Barbara Stanwvck‘s aggressive ardour seems to have put Henry Fonda in a temporarily uncom{ortable situation. The scene is from the new Paramount laugh hit. "The Lady written and directed by Presâ€" ton Struges at the Palace theatré, Friday, Friday midnight and Saturâ€" day, June 27th and 28th. Starring Charles Boyer and "Back Street" "Big Boss" _ LORAINE DAY AND HERBERT Guy Kibbee Again Stars in Popular Scattergood Film One of the Specials on Douâ€" ble Feature Programme. There are two specials on the double feature programme at the Cartier Theatre Thursday, Thursday midnight, Friday and Saturday, June 26th to 28th. Oone of these is Ellery Queen‘s Pentâ€" house Mystery and the other is Guy Kibbee in ‘"Scattergood Pulls the Strings." j Based on the experience of the inâ€" habitants of the dficitious town otf Coldriver and leavened with comedy highlights, "‘Scattergood Pulls the Strings," with Guy Kibbee featured in thHe title role, proves to be a moving drama. Twice, Miss Stanwyck trips him, just as.a forceful means of calling herself to his attention. Then he takes a noseâ€" dive into a platter of juicy hors d‘oeuâ€" res; another time he awkwardly catches his foot in a portiere and goes into a tailâ€"spin; then again, he has an enâ€" counter with a huge chunk of roast beef; lastly, the most spectacular spiit he takes is when he exits from a traim and lands in a puddle of mud the size of a lake. This is the second in the series adapted from the famous magazine stories by Clarence Budington RKelâ€" land, and the radio programme mate from them. The success of the first film paved the way for "Scattergood Pulls the Strings,‘" with many new players added to the nowâ€"famous charâ€" acterizations of Scattergood, Pliny, Hipp and Mirandy, played by Guy Kitbtbee, Dink Trout, Paul White and Emma Dunn respectively. Addtions include Bobs Watson, young dramatic star, Monte Blue, seasoned character actor, and Susan Peters and James Corner, who make their debut as feaâ€" tured players in the romantic roles in the pictures. falls that Writerâ€"Director Preston Sturges placed in the script of the Paramount pictures which is at the Palace theatre Friday, Friday midnight and Saturday, June 27th and 28th. The sextet of plain and fancy dives ruined a total of ten suits. Fortunâ€" ately for Fonda, the cost had to be borne by the studio, for it is a Hollyâ€" wood custom that, although actors proâ€" vide their own wardrobe when modern garb is required, nevertheless, the studio pays for whatever clothing is ruined. The clothes he wears in the picture are snappy, upâ€"toâ€"theâ€"minute models, unlike the rough overalls or period costumes he has been forced to wear in his roles during the past three years. What‘s more, in ‘"The Lady Eve," in which he is coâ€"starred with beautiful Barbara Stanwyck, he has a real haircut, a luxury he wasn‘t perâ€" mitted, either, for more than three years. "Strawberry Blonde" Starring James Cagney and Olivia Enacting the story written by Sturâ€" ges, Fonda spends a g@od deal of the time looking up at Miss Stanwyck from a variety of positions into which he falls. It isâ€"not a figure of speecn to say that Fonda falls for Miss Stanâ€" wyckâ€"in fact he does six times. SHORTâ€"Popular Science 6 [| the For about seven or eight years after 1928â€"29, continued the speaker, there ad been a "slump" in membership, but for the past few years, new memâ€" bers have been‘ coming all the time. With such a membership as the Eastâ€" ern Star now ‘has, it should be abte to do a great deal of work, emphasized Mrs. Geddes, as she spoke about a letter from : Mrs. Vincent Mass®y, thanking the Order for the parceis which had been sent to Canada Hokg: for distribution. These articlee were distributed in sections where other orâ€" ganizations such as the Red Cross had not been called, and to people who had been unavoidably left "without." The charming woman who is Worthy Grand Matron of the Ontario Chapter, brought ‘greetings from Grand ChAâ€" ter to the Arbutus Chapter OES. Last year, she said, Grand Chapter had celebrated its t,went.y-afi:fth anniversary, being organized in 1915 with fifteen chapters. Toâ€"day there are two hunâ€" dred and furoteen chapters in Ontarm, with twentyâ€"two thousand memibers. Four ambulances, guns, four moblie canteens valued at one thousand dolâ€" lars each, have been sent by the Eastâ€" ern Star overseas, while just before she left to make this official visit to the Northern chapters, said Mrs. Geddes, she signed the cheque to purâ€" chase five $1,000 Victory Loan Bondas. "We stand for benevolence," said Mrs. Blanche Geddes, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand.Chapter of Onâ€" tario Order of the Eastern Star, conâ€" tinuing by saying that in this time of war the various chapters were comâ€" bining benevolence with patriotic work, to do ‘their utmost in Cangda‘s war effort. Mrs. Geddes was the guestâ€" ofâ€"honour at a banquet held by Arbuâ€" tus Chapter, Eastern Star, in the auditorium of the MciIntyre Comâ€" munity Building, ‘before the final meeting of the season on Tuesday evening. ' Eastern Star Doing â€" Excellent War Work Says Grand Matron ~ _ Guy Kibbee again personifiecs the shrewd, goodâ€"natured, easyâ€"going sioreâ€" keeper to whom all of Coldriver comes for advice and assistance on all manâ€" ner of problems. As Scattergood, Kibâ€" bee is permitted wide latitude for his dramatic. talents, encompassing comedy and drama. â€" The veteran character acior makes the most of this oppor- tunity. Mrs. Geddes, Grand Worthy Matron for Ontario, Banâ€" auetted on! Official Visit Here. Comedy touches are contributed by Paul White, the coloured assistant to who finds work somewnai distasteful, and by Rex, an undersized pup who is touted by his master as the "fightin‘est dog in the world." "Scattergood Pulls the Strings‘"‘ was produced by Jerrold Brandt for RKO Radio. Cabanne directed from a screenplay on which he collaborated with Bernard Schubert, Michael L. Simmons, and John Kraft. x2 lovers together as a result of his unâ€" gelfish efforts on their behall. He counters opposition from a quaertette of meddiesome bluenoses who depict the reactionary elethents found in every community, including the town gossip, the "Oalamity Jane," the hypoâ€" critical old codger and the henpecked husband of a dominating woman. SHORTâ€""BIG BILL TILDEN®Yâ€"Sport A big Foteâ€"Nite Toâ€"nightâ€"A photograph will positviely be bought forâ€"the sum of $130.00 from some one who is in the theatre. We wish to announce that this Fotoâ€"Nite offer must go. ‘And the numbers will be picked until the name of someone who is in the audience is called. So Come Early and Avoid the Rush. All Seats will be 48¢ with tax included. Coloured Cartoon More About Nostradamus Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., June 26th Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, Friday, Frlday Midnight, and Saturday, June 27th and 28th BARBARA STANWYCK and HENRY FONDA in Cw COmem® > 7 on Ond sefi scz Starringâ€"BRENDA MARSHALL a.nd DAVID BRUCE HIT NO. 2 RUTH HUSSEY and ROBERT CUMMINGS in â€" June 29th 30th and July iIst MICKEY ROONEY and SPENCER TRACY in NOTICEâ€"-On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatr es, we request our patrons to attend the Thutrb 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. PALACE Double Featureâ€"Hit No. 1 "STNGAPORE WOMAN" "FREE and EASY" "THE gJADY HORTS EVE" TELEPHONE 560 â€" AT THE TIMMINS THEATRES tapers. â€" Mixed summer flowers from the garden of Mrs,. Malcoim MacMiIlâ€" lan gave the final festive touch to the setting. Present were members of The banquet tables were attractively set ‘in the yellow and green colour scheme (the colours of the guestâ€"ofâ€" honour), with green ferns over a yelâ€" low and white setting, andâ€" yellow ty sn To the members she stated that the Grand Chapter was pleased toâ€"Have as a member Mrs. E. A. F. Day, and cauâ€" tioned the members not to be too disâ€" appointed ‘if Grand Chapter fu:: claim to this member of Arbutus Chapter. ° Mrs. Geddes recounted several humâ€" orous incldents which hadâ€"taken place at various Masonic and Eastern Star events, and in concluding thanked the members for the fine event which she had been pleased to attend, and the Worthy Matron, Miss Mildred: Tackaâ€" berry, for the beauiliful corsage which was presented to the visitor. _ The toast to the King, responded to by the singing of "God Save the King" was proposed by Mr. W. H. Pritchard, while Mrs. H. W. Brown gave the toast to Grand ‘Chapter, responded to by Mrs. Geddes. Mrs. Fred Jackson proâ€" posed ‘"To the Guests," with response by Mrs. D. MclInnis. whom they would welcome into their TIMMINS.JJST WON‘T LET THE KING OF COMEDY LEAVE TOWNL c > News of the World Latest War News DeLuxe Showplace of Timmins =Held Over = ‘TILL SATURDAY RUDY VALLEE and HELEN PARRISH in "TOO MANY BLONDES" . ADDED SHORTS ; How Wet Was My Oceanâ€"Cartoon Ali theâ€"Giant Killer Going Placesâ€"No. 87 Willy the Mouse ADDED SHORTS Battle of Brainsâ€"A CanadaCarries On Stranger Than Fiction Porky’s Bear Factsâ€"Cartoon Friday‘s Revival, One Showing Only at 9.40 Special Children‘s Matinee Saturday Morning at 10.30 BOB BAKER and FUZZY KNIGHT in "HONOR OF WEST" ' ADDED SHORTS The Cute Recruit Letter from Cario Paramount News No. 10 of "WINNERS OF THE WEST" , DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME | MEKLE OBERON, DENNIS MORGAN, RITA HAYWORTH GOLDFIELDS Tuesday and Wednesday, July 1st and 2nd Tfihrsday and Friday;-June: 26th and 27th Saturday, Sunday Midnight and Monday, June 28â€"30 1941 Thursday and Friday, July 3rd and 4th LES. PATRICK and REGIS TOONFEY in "NURSE‘S SECRET" KENT TAYLOR and LINDA HAYES "TM STHLL ALIVE" ADDED SHORTSâ€"Playing With Neptune A car accident and investigating polâ€" iceman probably saved 11â€"yearâ€"old Bruce Johnston from mauling when a young bear seized him, drew him up to its cage, started chewing his foot near Swastika, Sunday. .. branchesf rom‘ Kirkland Lake, ITroquois I‘alls, South Porcupine: and. TimnAis Cub Bear Mauls Young â€" Boy Near Swastika Sunday One of our good customers is sitting in the office hetteâ€"right now and I was telling him about the trowble about beachwear in the fact that we had an customers. One ladies‘® wear man was noted for its promptness that he y on Young Man from Here ried the firm‘s travellers until he o «e y $ ed his complaint to the firm to that| Word from Sudbury is to the effcet of the customer. In reply the office | that the sentence of two and one half man in charge sent the traveller this | Y®ars in Kingston penittentiary which memo:â€" _â€" was passed on Roland Bolleau, 21â€"yearâ€" irate customer of yours who was pretty angry about the whole thing. This chap said:â€"*‘"Why don‘t you send him a wire:â€"‘To hell with beachwear. London‘s burning‘." Try The Advance Want Advertisements ANN SHERIDAN in "IT ALL CAME TRUE" ‘The boy was standing near the Word from Sudbury is to the effcet that the sentence of two and one halft years in Kingston penittentiary which was passed on Roland Bolleau, 21â€"yearâ€" old Timmins youth, in police court Friday at Sudbury by Magistrate J. 8. McKessock, will be appealed in Toâ€" ronto. Boileau was found guilty of receivâ€" ing $620 which was stolen from Jack McKenzie, proprietor of the Parkview Inn on Long Lake road on June 23. He was given a twoâ€"year sentence on this count. Albert Serre,, Boileau‘s solicitor st the trial, said he was filing the appeal with the registrar of the Supreme court at Osgoode Hall, ,Toronto. He is asking that the conviction be quashed. The appeal is based on the claim that the sentences Boileau received were too stiff for a first offence. The youth was also found guilty of employing girls for the purposes of prostitution, and received a two and oneâ€"half year term on the charge The sentences were to run concurrently. + PAEVIE T PERFORmaAnNcE AFTER 42: ‘Of an. With Ralph Bellamy:â€" Margaret ‘Lindsa © e “Ellery Queens Wednesday and Thursday, July 2nd and 3rd "FOUR MOTHERS" _ Last Showing Toâ€"nightâ€"Thurs., June 26th "I WANT A DIVORCE" Sunday Midnight, Monday and Tuesday, *. June 29th, 30th, and July 1st . ~~â€" "NIGHT TRAIN TO MUNICH" Adults ...........;.... 30c Adults .............. Friday and Saturday, June 27th and 28th "LITTLE NELLY KELLY" Starringâ€"JUDY GARLAND, GEORGE MURPHY AND Children Starringâ€"REX HARRISON â€" and MARG. wcxwdon ROBERT BENCHLEYâ€"Crime Control«*" "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVEEY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE THEATRZ Starringâ€"JOAN BLONDELL and DICK POWELL Serialâ€"JUNIOR G MENâ€"No. 11 Starringâ€"LANE SI8STERS, GALE PAGE and. CLAUDE BAINS SERIALâ€"Junior â€"G.: Men No. 132 (!'lul M) CHARLES WINNINGER LOONEY TOON CARTOONâ€"Calling Dr. Porky Matinee Maureen:O‘Hara.â€" James Ellison .......... 12¢ Children ......... Timmins Lodge No. 459 1.0.0.P.. and Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge will hold joint social evening in the 1.0.0.#. ‘hall," 58 Spruce street, north this evenâ€" ing (Thursday), June 26th at 9 o‘clock. All members are eamestly requested to attend.. Visiting brothers and South Porcupine members ‘are given a cortlial invitation to this social evening. d INQUEST .ON . FRIDAY INTO DEATH OF MORRIS WILSON Joint Social Evening > Oddfellows and Rebekahs _ An inquest into the death of G. M. Wilson, who died as a result of an accident at the Hollinger onâ€" June 9th when he was struck by.a large piece of loost, will be held in the town hall on Friday, June 27th, at 2 p.m. Try The Advance Want Advertisemen® TOâ€"DAY, FRI: SAT. Evenings d * 30c 18c