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LAST TWO DAYS

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The Husband CLARK

At 2.30, 5.10. 7,15-& 9.30 p.m.

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The Sondary JEAN D

The Wife

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in the sparkling pitturisation of faith. Baldwin's Cosmopolitan Magiczna ramEATE

CLARENCE

-BROWN'S

PRODUCTION

WIFE V SECRETARY

FAY ROBSON George BARBIER «James STEWART' Hobo CAVANAUGH,

Directed by CLARENCE BROWN

"A man Goldwyneblayne Preven

Prodenné by HUNI STRČMS$20

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EDWARD ARNOLD 18 "CRIME and PUNISHMENT"'"

with PETER LORRE-MARIAN MARSH

Columbia

QULLA

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Picture

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CAGNEY SWAPS HIS G-CUN FOR BARE FISTS

To Rule The World's Most Famous Underworld

CAGNEY FRISCO KID

MARGARET LINDSAY FIGAROO CORTEZ • LILI DAMIYA !

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NEW WORLDS TO CONQUER. AND THEY CONQUERED THEM?

#adeg dangers absolutlý unparalled in

- thaʼbrava „history, of exploration in a itula, gipup of Intrepid Americans, tod by America's greatest, here-adventurer, win'from the wastelands of Antartica the secrets of an unknown ward. Adolph. Zukur presente

Rear Admiral RICHARD E DYRD'S

Second Great Antarctic Expedition Into

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ONLY

LITTLE AMERICA

Capital of the Unknown

"A" Paramount Picture

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DO BOUNDINA, BOLSHEINKI OVIE TIN LADON- ONG WAYES IN DICK'S SEA-GDINO TAXI)

DICK POWELL. JOAN BLONDELL

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7.20 & 9.20 p.m

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48-HOUR AIR MAIL SERVICE

OVER ATLANTIC Captain Roy Brown, the Canadian airman, who, in 1916, killed Manfred von Richthofen, Germany's' grea- test air "ace" of the war, plans to fling a daily forty- eight-hour air service across the Atlantic between Canada and Britain..

When,

with u

despairing bullet, he shot down Richthofen, he was twenty-four. Now he is forty-one, has flown 750,000 miles, and is flying director of a Canadian air transport com- pany.

CAN BE DONE

He says that with present-day 180 ingh, aircraft an economic every- day service can easily be flown the 3,790-miter between Wiper am Scotland.

From Winnipeg feeder air liuey would connect with the south and the United States.

The northern route le proposes for the service is by way of Hud- son's Bay, Baffin Land. Greenland, Teeland and the Faroe Islands, The longest water crossing on this route is under 500 miles. Buses could be built at intervals of two or three hundred miles

FREE FROM FOGS

Our present Imperial air services regularly fy the 500-mile hop over the Timor Sen to Australia.

Captain Brown and his three air- men co-directors maintain that con- ditions on the northern route, they propose are no more severe than those ол regular Canadian and American air lines to-day. It is free from the prevalent North Atlantle fogs.

Pastor's Remedy For Pacifists

SIX MONTHS IN A DESTROYER

University men who said they would not fight were taken to task by the Rev, G, E. Durham, of Liverpool, a retired lieutenant in the Royal Marines, at a service to commemorate the Zeebrugge raid in 1918, held in the ferry boat Royal Daffodil II in the Mersey this month.

Men of the Royal Marines Old Cop- rades Associatiou, including ten sür vivors of the raid, were present.

The service was conducted by the Hey,

Martin, 01

ex-Sergeant- Major in the Marines.

Mr. Durhain, claiming that the Zee. brugge' raid simved our enemies we were a fighting nation and would not he whacked, said:

"There seems to be a type of intellectualism to-day which has not a good word to say about England and the Empire

BISHOPS AND BATTLESHIPS "I was shocked to read that young knuts' of Oxford and Cambridge would not fight. I was so disgusted hnt I wrote the Admiralty, saying that although I was now a parson, I Chaped I would be called upon in the

nation's extremity,

"I think some of those young tellows who is on their backs in boats

on the Cam and I would not be harmed by six months in destroyer to wake them up."

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He was told that Bishops ought not to bless battleships. Why not? A battleship carried 1,000 souls, and the soil or

of n sailor was as good as that of a butcher, a baker or a candlestick maker.

Local theologians had gone wrong on the subject of prayer. They had to pray for those they did not love i as well as for those they did.

"MR. SMITH'S" HEROISM "It was our Mr. Smith-Corporal Smith, Private Smith, Seaman Smith and Stoker Smith who bore the

brunt and performed what a a Frenchi historian hus

the finest fent

of arms in all times" wore the words contained na message sent by Vice- Admiral Sir E. R. G. Evans, Com mander-in-Chief at the Nore, to those attending a service on board Royal Daffodil at Chatham.

the

The Royal Daffodil. formerly a bfersey steamer and now a Medway pleasure vessel, was one of the ships engaged in the raid, and it was "at Chatham that the operation was rehearsed.

The service was attended by sur vivors, who came from all parts of the country, including Commander Campbell, Commander of the Daffodil In the raid.

The £169 Chat

Melbourne (Victoria), Mav 12. THE most expensive call over the Australia to England radio telephone service has just been made,

It cost £169, and it was :6 social call, not a business one. It insted for one hour and 43 minutes.

Whother Cupid was involved or who were the parties at each end

not revealed. of the line is Reuter

MONDAY, MAY 25, 1936.

New York police are without clues in the brutal attack and murder

of pretty Nancy Tliterton, 14-year-old writer of crime stories and wifg

of a broadcasting company executivo. She was strangled while alone in her apartment.

Congressman Planes To Hunt

In Gaol

NOT ENTIRELY ABOVE THE LAW

Meteorite Blamed

For 1908 Quake

Moscow, May 18- this Airplanes will be used summer in a renewal of the search for the largest meteorite known to Washington, May 13,

have fallen during recorded his- As Representative Marion Aitory. Zioncheck sat in a cold prison The meteorite, which fell in cell this evening the realisation1008 In the valley of the river dawned upon him that after all Podkamennaya Tunguska, Siberia, you can arrest a Congressman. remains unlocated despite searches by the Confident that such a thing numerous

Academy of Sciences of the could not happen, he ignored a

U.S.S.R. The huge meteorite for driving at 70 caused an earthquake in Siberia miles an hour in a 22-mile zone, and felled and burned 36 miles of and announeed to the world at large that Judge Casey, who is This year airplane photographs sued the summons, "could go to will be taken of the area when hell."

the snow melts and the trees are A police officer was sent this still baro in the bope that both morning to bring Mr. Zioncheek into the direction from which the trees couri "bodily." Mr. Zioncheck were knocked down and tho agreed to go voluntarily and offered craters formed by the impact will to drive the policeman to the court-be shown. room in his car.

summons

He shot off at high speed, sud-

forest.

In this manner it is hoped that denly made an about turn, narrowly, a map may be drawn which will missing a baker's van in the process, enable an expedition to reach the stopped the car and run, with the meteorite. police officer after him. He was Anally caught by the coat tails.

CHALLENGE TO FIGHT

He dared the oficer to use his gun Then he dared him to take off his glasses and settle the matter man to man. The officer said he wouldn't. Capitol police rushed up and led the two to the House of

Representatives office building. Afler consulting the Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Zioncheck decided in go to court voluntarily He entered the court puffing de- fiance from a large cigar which he was made to put out. He pleaded

led to a cell when he declared that he had not the money with him. exasperated by the light-hearted way in which Congressmen ignore parking and

and speed regulations. Mr. Zloncheck comes from the State of Washington, noted for its eccentric public offeluis. On-a-pre- vious festive

occasion

gained he notoriety by hotel telephonic switchboard

charge of his by taking

and mixing up the calls trute resi- dents fetched, the police.

Mr. Zioncheck was finally released from his cell when a brother Con-

guilty, was fined 25 dollars, and was gressman turned up with the money,

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LAST 2 DAYS At 2.30. 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. (SPECIAL PRICES at 9.30 p.m. shows)

An Outstanding British Production ! A Vivid Picturization of the Loyal and Patriotic Spirit of the English People: the Spirit that has built up the BRITISH EMPIRE !

MATHESON LANG

Drake of England

with

ATHENE SEYLERVALLAS

THE FAMOUS ADMIRAL OF THE SIX- TEENTH CENTURY AS A SWASHBUCK. LING PIRATE WHOSE SWORD AND HEART WERE EVER AT THE SERVICE OF QUEEN AND COUNTRY.

Connery Chappell, "Sunday Dispatch";

| "THIS VIGOROUS · REPRODUCTION

OF THE SWAGGERING ENGLAND

OF ELIZABETHAN DAYS IS GRAND*

CERT: U.

Directed by ARTHUR WOODS

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JOE E. BROWN in “BRIGHt lights”.

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A marvellous masterpiece of love, intrigue and danger in the red 'days of the French revolution.

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