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i AT THE LOCAL THEATRES j MQQQQQQW.WWW" Film Fans Getting Double V alue in Gay New Comedy Joan Bennett and Franchot Tone Coâ€"starred in "She Knew All the Answers." Those fans who regard Joan Benâ€" nett as something worth looking at, and Franchot Tone as a personable young thespian, will be receiving double their money‘s worth at the Cartier theatre ESunday midnight, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 6th, 7th and 8th, where Tone and Miss Benâ€" nett are coâ€"starred in Columbia‘s giddy new cci:nedy, "She Knew All the Anâ€" swers." Each star is seen, in one hectic seâ€" quence of the film, in a dual role, To ecmplicate matters, director Richard Wallace has deonmne the same thing with John Hukbard and Eve Arden, who head the large supporting cast. They, too, are "seen twice" as the funfest unfolds It would seem that the Cartiecr theaâ€" tre screen is literally thronged with Tones, Pennotts, Hubbards and Ardens, but Wallace‘s direction, and a wellâ€" written script, prevent any possibility of confusion. Actually, the dual roles call for the players to appear not only in their human characterizations, but as their ocwn consciences, their alter egos. Henry Freulich, cameraman on "She Knew All the Answers," conceived the process by which special effects were attained, and Columbia experts helped work it out. In "She Knew All the Answers," Tone is ssen as a Wall Street broker who suddenly d‘scovers himself in love with a night star. Miss Bennett, as the night club star, finds herself equally and suddenly smitten. Walter Pidgeon enters into little clowning with Greer Garson and Marsha Hunt in this sequence of "Blossoms in the Dust." in which he and Miss Garson are starred. Miss Hunt plays the actress‘ schook chum who takes her own life when she learns of the stamp of illegitimacy which is hers. It is this tragic occurrence which inspires Miss Garson, as Edna Gladney to enter upon her pioneer work of child welfare. "Blossoms in the Dust" will be at the Palace theatre, Friday, Friday midnight and Saturday, October 3rd and 4th. Unfortunately, the romantic discovâ€" eries are made just while Tone is leadâ€" ing Miss Bennett down the aisle to the altar at which waits an exceedingly unharmy bridegroomâ€"toâ€"be, a millionâ€" aire playboy who wants to keep on playing. Hubbard is the playboy who finally listens to his alter ego, and faints at his own wedding. The exâ€" citement gives Tone and Miss Bennett a chance to listen to their own desperâ€" ate consciences, and they immediately elope. Vivien Leigh and Lawrence Olivier in Notable Play "CShe Knew All the Answers" is one of two outstanding pictures on that one programme. The other is "You‘re Not So Tough," with the Dead End Kids, Nan Gray and Little Tough Guys. Outstanding Double Proâ€" gramme at the Cartier Theatre. Vivien Leoigsh made her motion pictâ€" ture debut more than a year before she cobtained her cuportunity on aA London staze. Her roles in "The Green Sash" and in "The Mask of Virtue" won her a fiveâ€"year motion picture contrast: her first major film, ‘"Fire Oover Engand", revealed promise of the versatile, brilliant talent which so astonished the world with "Gone wWith the Wind." In ‘"Fire Over England," Leigh sappearel cpposite handâ€" scme Laurence Olivier for the first time. o. heir careers ksince then have virâ€" tuaÂ¥y been intertwined. ‘They appearâ€" The pregraimme at the Cartier theaâ€" tre Thursday, Thursday midnight Friâ€" day and Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 3rad and 4th, is ons of particular interest. Tt includos "Twentyâ€"one Days Together®" with Vivien Leigh and Lawrence Oliâ€" vier, and "Sandv Gets Her Man," with Stuart Enwin, Una Merkley and Baby €andy. Vivien Loigsh made her motion picâ€" ture debut more than a year before ed together for more than a year at the famous Old Vic, in London; they are currently planning a nationâ€"wide road tour in ‘"Romeo and Juliet"; they are coâ€"starred wi‘h Leslie Banks at the Cartier theatre in Columbia‘s exciting new romantic drama, "21 Days Toâ€" gether." Olivier, sensational star of "Rebecca‘" "Wuthering Heights" and "Clouds Over Europe," is seen in the new Columbia In the latter film, Miss Leigh is seen in a highly emotional role, one calling for all the fiery talent which won her the Academy Award. She appears as a voung refugee in London, who finds romance and ‘happiness for twentyâ€"one days with the man she marries, knowâ€" ing that he will, when the three weeks are ended, surrender himself to the police who want him for murder, Among Miss Leigh‘s other films are ‘"‘Dark Journey," ‘"Storm in a Teacup.”i "Sidewalks of London" with Charles| Laughton and "A Yank at Oxford,"‘ with Robert Taylor. "21 Days Togethâ€" i er‘" was directed by Basil Dean from a | sereen adaptation of John Galswonthy‘s | famous novel, ‘The First and the Last." | film as Miss Leigh‘s husband; Mr. Banks is seen as his elder brother who attempts io counsel him. Others in the cast are Hay Petriec, Esme Percy, Robert Newton and Prancis Sullivan. Big Parade of Big Hits Continues at Broadway Theatre Complete Change of Proâ€" gramme Daily. This week has been "Parade of Hits" week at ‘the Broadway ‘with the policy being a complete change of programinme daily. For Friday only there is a doubleâ€"feature of first rate calibre "Down â€" Argentine Way," with Don Ameche, Betty Grable and Carmen Miranda, which has been filmed in technicolor, and the companion feature â€"Joan Blondell and Dick Powell, in "I Want a Divorce." Friday midnight and Saturday is Edâ€" ward G. Roebinson in "Brother Orchid" and Paul Muni in ‘Hudson‘s Bay." New Musical Extravaganza Has Huge Cast, Hit Songs The spectacular musical extravaganZa two continents have been waiting for 20th Centuryâ€"Fox‘s production, "Down Argentine Way‘" in Technicolor at the Broadway Friday midnight and Saturâ€" day. Don Ameche, Betty Grable and torâ€" ridâ€"voiced Carmen Miranda head a scintillating featured cast which also includes Charlotte Greenwood, J. Carâ€" rol Naish, Henry Stephenson, Kathâ€" arine Aldridge and many others. Set in the alluring spell of the Arâ€" gentine with its irrestistable rhythm of Rhumbas and Congas, ‘"Down Argenâ€" tine Way‘" promises the best in gay entertainment for movie fans. Irving Cummings directed the picture and Harry Joe Brown was the producer A picture slated to rank as one of the most delightful comedyâ€"dramas of the season, one in which Joan Blonâ€" dell and Dick Powell are seen together as man and wife, is Paramount‘s "I Want a Divorce", which features Gloria Dickson, Frank Fay, Jessie Ralph and Conrad Nagel in supporting roles. Rriefly, it tells a story which points up the romance and marriage of Joan and Dick,. leads to their disputesâ€"and plenty hilarious they are!â€"occasioned by the fact that Dick is a young lawyâ€" er who knows he can earn a good livâ€" ing as a divorce lawyer, while his wife is unalterably opposed to such a career in view of her sister‘s unhappy divorce, The picture was directed by Ralph Murphy. New Film Edward G. Robinson is back at his bulletâ€"proof best in "Brother Orchid," the new Warner Bros. film opening on Friday midnight at the Broadway theatre. An hilarious satire on the denizens of the underworld, "Brother Orchid" tells the story of a gangste: Edward G. Robinson Stars in who goes gunning for culture, with sideâ€"splitting results. Featured with Robinson are Ann Bothern, as a hatâ€"check girl who takes a good tip; Humphrey Bogart, as a diabolically doubleâ€"crossing henchman; Ralph Bellamy as the alalfa grower whose bankâ€"roll isn‘t hay; and Aillen Jenkins as Willie the Knife, a cute little cutâ€"A11p. Lloyd Bacon, ace director of action »ictures, directed from the screen play by Earl Baldwin, based on the Collier Magazine story by Richard Connell. Paul Muni Stars in "HMHudson‘s Bay‘ It‘s an entirely different Paul Muni they unveil in "Hudson‘s Bay," 20th Centuryâ€"Fox adventure film. Starred as Pierre Radisson, renegade, Traitor, rogue, Paul Muni turns in a performâ€" ance rated as the best of his long career. y Dramatic Film Inspired by Life of Mrs. E. Gladney "Hudson‘s Bay" depicts the thrilling adventures of the fabulous figure who saved a great dominion for the ruler who had ordered him hanged. Set in the vast savage wilderness of the frozâ€" en north, this powerful drama has won "rave" comments at all preview showâ€" ings. Paul Muni is supported by a brilliant featured cast which includes Gene Tierney, Laird Cregar, John Sutâ€" ton and many others. Story of the Woman Who Found Happy Homes for Over 2,000 Babies. Inspired by the life of Mrs. Edna Gladney of Fort Worth, founder of the Texas Children‘s Home and Aid Soâ€" ciety, who has devoted thirty years to child welfare and has found happy homes for more thanm 2,000 babies, "Blossoms in the Dust," starring Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon, will be at the Palace theatre Friday, Friday midâ€" night and Saturday, Oct. 3rd and 4th. Filmed in Technicolor, the ~picture reveals for the first time the full beauty of the redâ€"hearted, greenâ€"eyed Irish actress who rose to stardom overnight with her memorable performance of "Mrs. Chips"‘ in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," Now, as Mrs. Gladney, she has been given another tender, warmly human role of equal brilliance. ' The most dramatic and heartâ€"touchâ€" ing story ever brought to the scereen, the picture cpens in the gay,.colorful Gibson Girl pericd of 1906, when lovely Edna Kahley meets, falls in love with and marries Sam Gladney, played by Pidgeon. Mrs. Gladney becomes interâ€" ested in child welfare when she obâ€" serves the difficulties women workers in her husband‘s flour mill have in caring for their children. Simply and quietly Mrs. Gladney goes about her chosen work of helping babies and assuring reforms in adopâ€" tion laws. When Sam Gladnsy sufâ€" fers financial reverses and loses the mills they move to Fort Worth, where Mrs. Gladney rings every doorbell in Texas in order to secure funds to start a new homse. The screen has never brought a more beautiful romantic story to the screen than this one of a woman who fell in love with 2,000 babies. Featured in the supporting cast are Felix Bressart, Marsha Hunt, Fay Holdâ€" en, Sam S. Hinds, Kathleen Howard, George Lessey, William Henry and more than 8090 babies and children. Mervyn LeRoy directed the film, brought to the screen by Irving Asher. Glokse and Mail:â€"So far this year there have been twentyâ€"nine execuâ€" tions in Berlin on treason or spying charges. So not all is well in totaliâ€" tarian Germany. CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILYâ€"DOORS Tee Upâ€"Sport Cartoon Also Another Last Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thurs., ABBOTT and COSTELLO in After Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th ERROL FLYNN and FRED MacMURRAY Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, October 3rd and 4th GREER GARSON, WALTER PIDGEON and MARSHA HUNT in Thursday, Friday, Friday Midnight and Saturday, October 9th 10th and 11th MELVYN DOUGLAS and RUTH HUSSEY in Plus Added Treats and News "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" NOTICEâ€"On Double Feature Programmes coming to our theatres, we req 8.00 p.m. to see entire performance. SHORTSâ€"News of the in the Canada Carries On Seriesâ€"Namely "SOLDIERS ALL" "DIVE BOMBER" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMITNS, ONTARIO Latest War News SHORT S Schumacher High School Holds Annual Students‘ Election Student Council All Ready for the Year‘s Activities. 0 ‘ 000000000000000000000000000’00‘0‘00:’000‘%’0:‘ Schumacher, Oct. 2â€"(Special to The | "*~ Advance)â€"Schumacher High School has an organization elected by the students themselves to carry on the | YO! activities for the year. The Students‘| and Election Day last week was a very busy | t0 and very interesting time. The prin-‘ T. cipal of the school, Mr. Blake, and his | met staff found the time a very active one, | the but they enjoyed it. ‘ ent For about a week previous to the election, gaily bedecked banners bearâ€" ing the names of the candidates had been strung across the assembly hall. W“OQO”QO“OOOOOOO“OQQOOMW of the World World OPEN AT 2.00 P.M. Aviation Vacation Latest War News Oct. 2nd h A B Ns ' was a very busy | to a tie for the students captain‘s office. me. The prinâ€" The officers elected hold regular Blake, and his| meetings oi1ce aA month and plan for rery active one, | the following month‘s programime of entertainment and recreation. revious to the The following were the results of the banners bearâ€" | election last week : â€" candidates had Student Captainâ€"Girlsâ€"Miss Isobel assembly hall. Plowers. * Pius Interesting shorts. Friday we bring back another outstanding hit for a revival to be shown once only at 3.40 nm. together with the regular Feature. Tuesday and Wednesday, October 7th 8th DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME JOHNX BARRYMORE in Happy Faces Friday‘s Rcvival”gl'ibwing Once Only at 9.40 "CRAIG‘S WIFE" Thursday and Friday, October 2nd and 3rd RICHARD ARLEN and ANDY DEVINE in GOLDFIELDS Thursday and Friday, Oct. 9th and 10th Special C hlldxcns Matinee, Saturday Morning at 10,.30 GENE AUTRY in Saturday, After Midnight Sunday and Monday, October 4thâ€"6th sECOND HIT RANDOLPH SCOTT and ROBERT YOUNG in With Smiley Brunette and Carol Hughes PLUS ADDED SHORTSs AND TBHE SERIAL "KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED" On election day the students gather in the assembly hall and a programme of singing and instrumental music is arranged. Each candidate is asked to explain the "platform" on which he or she asks election. Polling booths are erected in four of the classrooms, and in general the election is conducted on similar iines to dominion, provincial and municipal election voting. After the election the elected officers are called on for short addresses. At the election last week some of the votes were very close. Miss Flowers and Miss Barr, for example, came close RICHARD ARLEN UNDER FIESTA STARS" ADDED SHORTâ€""*Empire in Exile "WORLD PREMIERE "FLYING BLIND" ADDED sSHORTS Old Irish Tunesâ€"a Cartoon Anzacs in Action and JEAN ARTHUR in , we reqâ€"uést our patrons to attend the Theatre not later than * ** * *Â¥ Student Captainâ€"Boysâ€"Mr. Heath, * Presidentâ€"Mr. Tom Kovlch. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mis; Ruby Nilson. secretaryâ€"Mr. Don Weber. Literary Society â€" President, Mr. Bruno Bertol; viceâ€"president, Mr. Kirby Joyner; secretary, Mr. Don Weber Returning Officerâ€"Mr. Doric Turâ€" cot Deputy Returning Officersâ€"Mr. Merâ€" rill Clark, Miss Helen Monaghan, Miss Eileen Soucie, Miss Marion Leck. Globe and Mail:â€"There are striking similarities between the speeches made by Lindbergh and those made by Hitâ€" ler. The essential difference is that the speeches of Hiiller always precede the speeches of Lindbergh. Mid. Show Toâ€"night "Sandy Gets Her Man‘" FRICDAY and SATURDAY With NAN GREY and THE LITTLE TOUGH GUYS "©"21 Days Together" "Your Not So Tough* Stuart Erwin, Una Merkel and Baby Sandy in NEW EMPIRE Wednesday and Thursday, October 8th 9th "DR. KILDARE GOES HOME" ast Showing Toâ€"Nightâ€"Thursday Oct. 2nd ~ â€""COME LIVE WITH ME" \fter Sunday Midnight, Monday Tuesday, October 5th, 6th * 7th "BITTERSWEET‘ Starringâ€"LIONEL BARRYMORE, LEW AYRES, LARAINE DA Y Serialâ€""GREEX HORNET STRIKES AGAIN"â€"No,. 2 Also French Feature Today Onlyâ€""FEU DE PAILLE" . Avec Lucien Baroux and Orane Demazis Starringâ€"ROBERT TAYLOR, BRIAN DONLEVY, MARY HOWARD and GENE LOCKHART ‘riday and Saturday, October 3rd and 4th "BILLY THE KID" Adults Children COMING NEXT sUNDAY MIDNIGHT, MONDAY AND TUEEDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 13th and 14th "COMMUNITY PRICES" EVERY DAY AT THE NEW EMPIRE â€"THEATRE, Starringâ€"JEANNETTE MACDONALD, NELSON EDDY Starringâ€"JAMES STEWART and HEDY LAMARK Starting of the New Serial Today "GREEX HORNET STRIKES AGLAIN" l "She Knew All the Answers" gâ€",â€"l:[;(al Jealute THE DEAD END KIDS in Continuous Shows on Monday and Tuesday JOAN BENNETT FRANCHOT TONE Matinee JOHN HUBBARD _THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 2ND. 1941 ond Friends at the club were ccmpliâ€" menting the judge on his having been in a stooping posture at the time a missile whizzed over his head during an election riot. "Â¥You see," remarked the judge, dryly, "had I been an upright judge, it might have been serious."â€"Exchange. Suitorâ€"I‘d erâ€"ahâ€"like to marry your daughter, sit. « Her Fatherâ€"Have you seen her mother? Suitorâ€"Yes, sir, but I an erâ€"a@ahâ€" willing to marry her anyway. â€"Exâ€" change. Evenings 30c â€" Adults 30c 2c â€"Children ..:.:..,..... 18c LAURENCE OLIVIER in WAS TT A WARN ING ? REASONING French Film Every Wed. Phone 24 4 0 € ind