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‘iaisu Pitts Comedy } At Capitol

H00 ct ﬂlmdorxfs ‘ -‘ fim- sters got together-end the result is the boisterously funny comedy- dramii, ‘The Meanest Gal in Town." which opened last night at theUs-pitol Theatre. ,

Z880 Pitts, Pert Keiton. H =

Brendei, James Gleason and Skeets Gallagher comprise the "new deal" in comedy casts. These redoubtable laughrnakers extract every ounce owl humor from a plct that bristles with rib-tickling situations and.‘ witty dialogue.

The story concerns the misadven- turee,--romsntic, economic snd matrimonial-of five people in a smalitnwn.

Mill's Pitts, owner of s thriving dry-goods store, and El Brendel, s. Swedish barber, have been keeping

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JAMES GLEASON

QBritish Navy Helps Hulliert Yoke Picture “Jack Ahoy” At Prince Edward

Jack Hulibert is back again. “Jack

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Ahoy!" in which the genial comedian opened yesterday st the Prince Edward theatre is being

company for ten years. ZaSu is eager to put a stop to the marathon romance by getting mur- rled, but her lethargic swaln re- luses to propose until he can ecquire another barber chair.

Per-t Kelton, alluring leading lady oi’ a show troupe, is stranded in the town and the fun commences in earnest. James Gleason, man- sbout-the-smnll-iown, falls easy prey to her wiles. She also com- promises Bxendel and mskes him

hire her as manicurist.

ZASu becomes jealous, Overrid- ing her boy friend's objection, she yields to the high-pressure ssles talk of Skeets Gallagher", who has been trying to persuade her to e4’- Iiliste her little store with a chair organization. Gallagher’ then incurs Gleasorrs wrath by grabbing Miss Reltons roving atfections for him- self. Hilarious complications ensue.

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pictures. l The glamorous background of the sea and the magnificent spectacle of the British Navy in action are combined with a story thatis tail- ored to the order of Jack's fun- mlking ability. The British Admir- alty ctr-operated in the making of "Jack Ahoyl", and while the dig-

held in the amusing situations that develop, the production is suffi- ciently patriotic to give an added thrill ‘t0 every British hes-rt. Hul- berthsshis ownidcasof hows

ember of His Majesty's fleet ought to conduct himself, but when he attempts making love ‘to the Ad- miraPs daughter something is bound to happen

Between times Jack has every opportunity oi’ singing and dancing in his inimitelble way. The sailor's hornipipe es performed by Jack aboard ship is a. wonderful treat and the new song hit, "My Hat's On The Side of My Heed," is also. put over in great style.

Nancy O'Neill and Tamera. Desni are the principle feminine members of the cast and their loveliness Klixilils greatly to the appeal of the

Tugoi-War At Montague

The tug-of-wu- competition held each week in the Montague Rink by the Oenedien Legion was summed last Thursday night. In spitn o! bed roads and inclement weather, s. lugs number o! fans turned out to lee the pulls. Eachweekthepulls are‘ getting harder and harder and by thelooksofthings, scmeoi the

Consider

»Sel1ing_Endeavour

(C. P. B7 Gllrdtllfs Special WIN) 'I%£IVIO, Oct. 8—-T. O. IL BOXI-

‘with, owner o! Ilndccvoirr, British ‘boot beaten by Rainbow in the Am- erica's Cup races, hes written a let- ‘tei- to w. Vlllies-s of st. Catherine!

regarding sale oi his craft to Can- adian yechtsman in which he in- dicstu he would consider a proposi- ticn.

After erblsinins he was busy ilt- ting Endeavour ior the journey homewavd across the Atlantic, Mr. Sopwith added: "l! your proves!- tion develops into something more ¢w¢re¢¢ perhaps you would kindly write to me st 40 Green Street, 1on- clon, W.I."

BOASTB , ANTI-NOISE AUI

(By The Canadian Press)

WMNTPIE. Oct. 8-—Seore~ a point for the city fathers of Win- nipeg. while the Mother country may have required new bylaws to enforce her anti-noise camosim. city authorities here need only in- sist upon a strict enforcement 0f those already on the statute books.

‘thirty-rive years ago members of the city council. thoughtful oi the peace and quiet surroundings of its citizens. passed bylaw No. 1000. which states:

"No person shall ring any bell (except church or school bells) blow any horn, beat any drum, shout or make any noise which might be prejudicial to the public health or annov the inhabitants."

‘Under this by law, horn-trotting and bell-ringing are taboo, while the cutting-out of the muffler is

also en offence for which an en-

thusiustic motorist may be hauled into court and fined.

This bylaw is ably supported by ‘the Highway Traffic Act, a provin- cisl measure, which over-rides all city bylaws. The act makes it an offence to sound any bell. horn or other signalling device and also provides a penalty for the motor- ist who permits any amount of smoke to cscepe from his vehicle.

In physique, women in Turkey are becoming slimmer. The former leisurely, restricted harem life pro- Qoed ext-re. poundage.

Potato Siingers won in two straight pulls, the first in l. min. i0 secs, sud the second in 25 secs.

Victoria Cross vs. Vaileyfield West: Victoria Cross won in two straight pulls, the first pull lasting 30 secs. and the second 1 min. 35 secs.

Hestherdsie vs. Kiimuir: Kilmuir won in two straight pulls, the first

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Klng's'County championship night. promises to be a red letter night for " togue in the realm o! tug-of- war. when the Dr. ‘Grunt hophy will be defended by Kilmuir heavy- weights end the S. S. Hessian Oup will be given to the lightweight

‘rhebis-sestnishltodsllwillbeihe night of November 12, when Kilmuir,

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PEI. will ‘ the Hon. J. A. McDonald trophy. Next '1" ‘ . Bedeque and Murray River are expected to heel in st Montague, and there should be some hot stuﬂ here.

1n charge tonight were Russell McGuigan, C. K. Wightined Simon Nicholson, Major H. Poole and Pres- ident W. A. McL-sggan. The Mm-

Effective October 8th. Ri-ll- S819- From PETERS via route to STURGEON $1.75 $1.00 LOWER & UPPER. MONTAGUE . . . . . . . . .. 1.50 .90 NEW PERTH . . . . . . ............... . . . . . . . .. 1.20 .70 SONIERVILLE . . . . ........... . . . . . ........'. 1.10 .60 ALBERRY PLAINS ................,....... 1.00 .55 YERNON RIVER . . . . . . . . . . .90 .50 MILLVIEW . . . . . ........................... .75 .40 CHERRY VALLEY ........................ .60 .3? POWNAL .50 .20

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Following are the teams compet-

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Junior Teams

lasting! mimwssomandthcscc- 0nd 30 secs.

Victoria Oross vs. Kilmuir: Victoria Cross won in two strclsht Imlls, econ

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Victoria‘ Cross vs. Bellevue: Vic- toria Cross won in two straight pulls, tbefiretinlcsecmandthesecond

Sling : , muir won in two straight pulls, the firstlsstingsosecsaudt-heseoond 45 secs.

Mmtugue vs. Georgetown: Mon- tague won in tweets-eight pulls. the first in 55 secs. and the second in 30 sew.

Kilmuir vs. Montague: Miimuir won in two straight pulls, the first lasting I mins. 5 secs. and the sec- ond lasting 20 secs.

By virtue of their winning ‘rhurs-

Beilevlew vs. Kinrcss, Bellevlew duy nighifg Qgﬂgg, the 311mm;-

won in two straight pulls, the first in 20 secs. and the second in 55 secs.

Georgetown vs. Potato Slingers:

heavyweight team were given the

theatre tickets. so generously dons.-

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FRIEND OFHITLNI

Subject or much suite voee gossip In Berlin has been the strum friendship of Reichsiuehrer Adolf Hitler and Leni Blefensthhl (above), BS-yur-old lull-Jewish stage sud screen beauty. The beauty h suld to have used Kit- les-‘s huge plane to fly to Berlin recently to attend the premiere o! her latest. motion pictulo,

_Radio Telegraphists To G0 On Strike

(A. P. By Guardian's Speclsl Wire)

NEW YORK. Oct. a-Jloyt S. Haddock. President of the Anrericsn Radio qielegraphists’ Association, de- clared todsy that 2,000 wireless q:- erators on United States ships would go on strike ‘Tuesday. Their demands, he said, are abolition of the iﬂ-hour day and duties other than wireless opera/ting, wage increases, vacations with y, and recognition of the As- soci on.

NEW YORK. Oct. l-The Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Navigation Company, owner of the burned liner Morro Castle in which 182 lives were lost. and the New York end Cube Mali Steamship Company, chsrtcrer of the ship.‘ began suit in United

their liability for damages to not more than the value of their inter- estinvesselandcargosttheend of the voyaso.

'I‘his interest was said to be not Erector than 014348.14. while the amount of claims fyled to date is estimated at more than 01,000,000.

The petitioners allege the ices of the vessel was caused "not by neglig- ence, wa-nt "of care or design" on their DBPt or that of their agents but “was due solely to fire end or inevitable accident, and or act oi God, end or acts of public enemies."

STUDY FICTION 1N NEW COURSE

TOBONYIO, Oct. 8-(ClP.)— Ranging widely from Canadian fic- tion to .-- Geducation and espcr- anto the evening tutorial courses cf- fered by the University Qt Toronto department of extension are opening this year with s record registration.

The course in Canadian fiction is s new one. It will take in contempor- ary ncvels and short stories. It is announced particular attention will be given to the work of Morley Cal- laghan. Mam do le. Roche. Frederick Philip Grove, Marthe. oscensc. Red- vers Dent, Frank Parker Day, Lloyd Douglas, Pierre Oolfleet, Constantin-

Knistcr. Brief notice will be given representative novels by earlier writ- m .

Analysis of Canadian life 0s por- trayed in the work of oontempm-sry writers is on the agenda of the course. There will be some attempt towards establishing a valid distinc- tion between “the romantlc type c! fiction written by the local colorists and the more realistic novels of the new schoc ."

Classes also include three in pu- ent ‘ucstion ,a. course in drama. an economic diagnosis, textiles and their piece in the development of the world's art and current events in Ernope and the world. to will be taught. March Jionetics, history and development of furni- turn. horticulture, India, oral inter- pretation oi literature social laws and tree culture, are sirbiectfof oth- er

The parent education course is de- slgnated for parents. teachers, social workers and others‘ interested in the study and training of children.

Economic dllsnosls and social laws pre courses offered in co-operation, with the department of social sci? once. 'l"l-te former will deal with the leading characteristics c! the present economic system, the forces which brought it near collapse, the econo- mic and social problems which still have to be feoed. '

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