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CINEMA NOTES.

"LADY OF SCANDAL" TO RE SHOWN SOON.

Cell B.De Mille's famous bath- tubs have a formidable rival in a bathtub used by Sidney Franklin, who directed Ruth Chatterton in The Lady of Scandal," ultra- art drama of British society, which will come on Wednesday to the Queen's Theatre.

In the now Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture Franklin obtained the most elaborate bathtub over built, und used it for a ennedy sequence with The Fred Kerr. British actor. elaborate design of the bathtub, he decided, would heighten the comedy situation of Kerr singing in it.

The affair is carved from a solid block of brown marble, sculptured with statuettes and friezes, and weigh more than a ton. It had been built for il millionaire's Jansion

In Beverly Hills, but Franklin Borrowed fair the picture belope It was installed in the new home.

The "Million Dollar Tula Is one of many elaborate details in the new picture", which was ndapted

the 1970s

hit by stage Frederick Lonsdale, author of "The Mrs. Cheyney." D is a rodnate af an actrees who upseta nel fueratic society in a hilarious Just

Bad Rathbone plays the prines. pal male role and the east includes Ralph Forbes, Naner O'Neil, Fresh Kern

Ward, Misckenzie

Robert Holder. Cyril Chadwick. Eme Elster. Moon Cardell at Edgar Norton

The Wild Party,"

made

"When buttars whumper is chura will make 31,” might well have been the motto of the Parksment apors of Miss Row' tutest confre. teng of the screen. "The Wild Party," red at the Central Theatre 451 Saturday.

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fl:

The atory of "The Wild Party" from one writion by Warner Fabian, Lenils for youth's moddest flaunting wi

nventions,

netion many a crescendo pitek is Clara and her mates haver ther wild. maheidel lings in much elab and at weekend, purtiem.

Freezle March farnetes the labrete male appeat in the play, carrying off The role of a college professor with a delightful intelligenci. 1 is dark- haired and handsome, and bin diren. fors did well to choims him as the lover.

A dazzling group of "haby ster supports the inimitable Clara in true "hey-hey" style, furnishing an "I" emplement that round out the Alm.

"With Byrd at South Pole."

The story

1 Admirat Richard Byrd's adventures in the uncharted, icebound regions of the Antarctic has been thrillingly dramatized un the nubible vereen by Paramott, In order to film Byrd's outstanding modern adventure, Paramount, two war weer. commissioned the well known camernen, Willard Vanier Veer and Joseph Bucker, to go along As members of Byrd's party and photograph this intimate story of inan's courageous fight against the calmost insurmountable forces nature.

The result of Paramount's efforts is the moving picture, "With Byrd At The South Pole," a vivid. heart. stirring story, depicting in druntie forms the plventure, the hernism, the tragedy unt the humour of men whe freem 2.300 miles beyond the last bettast of civilization,

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There are many intimate touches That nud. "With Byrd At The South Pole" my entertaining. Much of the humour, and there is a poorly portion ANTI-COMMENIST ABDUCTORS of foolery, is supplied by the dignified,

SENTENCED. portly, white-visted Penguin who, knowine no fent. bobol with

the

Helongfors, Nov, 29, explorers, Tinte Tebo, Byrd's pet for The trial in crane in an end of terrier, feels the Penguins ure taking | courteen kutitanukival to charred. tra ach for granted ne take it with the abduction

pon herself to teach ane of them a munist but from the Com

Metiner In un. Hut th I'mpaid

zitten om of the Diet last July,

1 moves to be a good tohter and mor Three have been sentenced to than holds, his own with the ipinetions | T.

Arloution Fon is famused on the Huskie dors who draw the wledds over vitude, three to two months

rom two to three years' penal ser-

to six

handle ion covered miles.

In

months imprisonment and right

#okie team lender. who, law and

farben, vereists in Inking his phen at

mengklondon then i- the tragedy of Spe, have been bound over.---Reuter,

the heal of tives Totem, He is none

During the but twn reels, waleb to an und Could Hui malestial Tec enormand of this trail-bending satis, í revs Hyed in his bow historin Bight de Forend ko pot, Suv out of his misery, doner the South Pole, the voler of Winyd from an intimate views of the ! Gibbats, radila faveurite. will be pien teated about the mobs operator, horrek, viving a detailed description of wly shiting news of the mudde the fight in that inimitabic, racy, world. One man learns by rrello of highly dramatic style of his which is The newden sen he has never com, i to well known to all rad fans. the, radiogram ruling "Baby tac "Wh Byrd At The South Pole" Central inf Alrande soigh more than

be presented at the our Thanksgiving turkey."

Theatre beginning Saturday,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

́OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Across

1 This will not give a keen edge.

to one's appetite.

6 Overturn.

9 This dividend is a sign of pros-

perity,

10 A knife that may-nay, must

be clean.

11 Move lambskin fur.

12 Here's a wrinkle-take a dig in

the middle.

This is just as tepki na the rest (hidden).

16 This may load to rheumatism.

I Foolish birds.

22 A thing that no Victorian lady

would da

23 In wave, or one Port of 83

across.

24 Even this gentle walk my give

rise to biaNU.

25 Cries in Scotland, but congrata.

atre in England.

26 Alwaya Aung, though

Apoken

27 A fish in parts.

30 Embrary,

mostly

3 This may eat a pretty gure

30 Always in rest, and, many rests

are neary before it can be scaled.

17 There is a capable mound about

this girl's name.

38 A month of tears and smile. 39 The knotting wark is certainly

not a craze of women today.

40 Words that might make the

farmer shed tears,

4 The are countles

Down

1 To do this is against the school-

buy'n code.

2 These make for high prices, and, when 1 down, may be in several keys.

If I give you this portion, I seemingly give you tranquility. 4 When taking the tail of this on a hunter it will take fences in

May be cane or breaks.

it.

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123

120

15 Pigmont.

116

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7 "Slide" (ansg.).

8 Unit of heat meastirement.

14 Although this may range from

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it.

15 "Eat-leas"-but

(anak.).

17 Might describe a tee.

18 Inexact.

of these

19 Often raised to its main HOT-

Lion's face.

20 This

ix L

sea-fowl. Change its head and it becomes 31 down.

21 Upright.

28 Pence anal -----

29 An acid.

30 A little company assembled in

this heavenly body.

31 May make a rigarette holder or

a Ant.

32 fides.

3 These animals deal in sterke und hares, using te enjtal.

A Scottish island, in beautiful

roundings.

36 An American istond-not

beautiful surroundings,

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RILEY

TIUS IS THE KIND OF A SURPRISE I LIKE

TOO...

FRECKLES AND OSCAR ARE PICKED UP BY RILEY, WHO IS DELIVERING A PLANE

IN THE FAR WEST....................

NOW WE CAN JUST ' SETILĖ BACK IN OUR SEATS AND ENJOY THE SCENERY!!

I THOUGHT WE'D

SEE MOUNTAINS OUT

THIS WAY, INSTEAD

OF JUST PLAINS

OH, WELL. SEE LOTS OF MOUNTAINS LATER ON-- THOSE ARE THE PLAINS *; THAT THE PIONEERS TOOK, MONTHS AN, MONTHS TO CROSS, ON THEIR WAY "TO CALIFORNIA... SER,

THEY HAD A HARD TIME CROSSING

"Those !!

SHUCKS! I DON'T SEE WHY THEY DIDNT TAKE AIRPLANES AN' HAVE.

ST OVER QUICK LIKE US !!

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