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THE BLUE BIRD

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with Shirley Temple ~ Spring Byington Nigel Bruce - Cale Sonderguard Eddie Collin: - Sybil Jason

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l).~\lI.\': .. - 1.00 - 0.00 P. n. s a r u R D A Y MATINEE 2.30 . c. 1 i, —-,-~ ~- Just one reason for the re t e fG W T W .\. \..\... _. Bansso . .. . m"! SATU R DAY SCARLETT MEETS RHETT BUTLER I, as described by Margaret Mitchell on page PQHXCE ED WARD 9o oH-er book. —--—— —. ,~ ——- “He was a. tall man and powerfully built. Scarlett , _ __________ _______,___ < -- i-hohsht she had nover seen a man with such wide

shoulders, so heaw with muscles, almost too heavy for gentility. when her eye caught his, he smiled, showing animal-white teeth below n close-clipped mustache. He was dark of face, swnrtliy as a pirate, aiidhls eyes wereasboldandblack asaiiy pirates..."

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i: And that was how millions of readers first saw Rhett Butler-bold, handsome, dash- iAU Time a Eastern Standard) ~ mg, a man among men. . .And as they read, _._.I._._,_.fi.,_._._.h._-_._._._“.._._._ they envisioned Clark Gable. For just as l there was disagreement throughout the mum“ 5mm‘ 26 nation as to the choice of a Scarlett I fAl-us O'Hara, so was there unanimous opinion

12:00 noon -- News ln English that Clark Gable was the only possible Rhett Butler

And yet, with the painstaking care which characterized every step of the pre- paration of “Gone With The Wind” for the screen. Clark Gable was subjected to rigid tests for the roIe-test costng many hun-

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GSD, 11.15 inc-g, 25 5 m.; GSC, drcds of dollars and consuming many feet 9-58 mes. 31-3 n1- of film. Voice tests, make-up tests, color 8,40 pm _Mus,c_ mm. m l,‘ tests-he ran the gamut. And then-and

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only then-was it announced that the covet- ed role of Rhett Butler was to be pliiyed by the only man who could play it—the cholce of miilions—CIark Gable.

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. "mm! MOORE gallg xbiyeg vVslitkgiam Steed. GSC. _;—;— .___ --.—_— _ __. l -—- __n _,_ _'__ _ .._ HUGH SOIIIIRN , ° " ' m" “ ' ” ‘ The Floatlniz Palace. The Hon-roof practice has been partlcul i. = m.’ 1:35 ‘ mv_ggbslE Buuemm m Blue ‘Blrd Wllhs Luxury, The Realm of thc Past, ihc Successful in the gram "Hog," gr = fiiiliinliitioui) English and Music. mos. 3i 1a UIIRHIIIIOIIS Acclaim My5"1° mm’ “d °' m‘ “m” “m” 1"" I" the "M Of '"' 21104, 25 4o m.; moo, 19 o1 haw“ “"551 "Ybefl" °11 meal

g‘; AS Memorable should be used instead of whole

3,00 l‘m‘flgxsz(llg}yperlod_ Rm whole soybeans is detrimental

“wvm ‘Vlaurlce Maeterlinck‘; "The Blue ' ' - l” ,. _ EX anslfln good quality in bacon. PLUS sink to. on ma. o» m- lilléhr2“'i‘§.i...i%‘y" M S I’ who n- one ron- n» a»-

tained in southwestern Ontario, the development of new strains is ex- tending the districts where soy- bPhll! may be grown. As a source

prediction made for it bv preview reports and roadshow reviews. The studio l5 completely borne out in its prophecy that “you will remem- ber ‘ihc Blue Bird’ as the most.

FAIR EXCHANGE

BTOOKPORT. England _ (GP) -Ca.ptai:i C. F. Melling. whnee

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NHDDLEIVIIIGIIT CHAMP Fl ("r llT

Among crop plants, the soybean possesses unique characteristics, says C. W. Owen. Dominion Ex- perimental Station, Harrow, Ont.

"\ 1971111 h"! b9?" "RYIQPYPG" by "if i ‘aitiul ' i re ever made and the It may be cut. in the . immature be mnnnnd u f ‘ f c _ ARMSTRUNG i girls of ct higlh school here has vls- llmmldlii gtory ever told." It is stage and cured for high teed value 8,112,, crops as,‘ QZmQZR will’), £21- w; Ilied the school and prevented exactly 1.. at. hay or ploughed down as a. sol‘. bsnnn Under gxlstjfng wm-ld Con- ifiags, in return for the "comforts" To enjoy it to the fullest. the improvement crop, or allowed to unions, the pl-Qducflgn o; name-

GARCIA ‘ the flirts supply the men. 0.16m.“ 511mm! be We" 1mm we be‘ ripen and pri duce seeds. The plant grown (99.15 may wen become more

ginning. It is brilliantly played by a bril- liant cast, featuring Shlrlev Tem-

is a legume and. as such, is cap- able of supporting certain nitrogen- fixing root bacteria. The mature

than ordinary in importance, and soybeans merit some consideration when planning future feed require-

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ending Egyptian playwright and ac- tor. plans the first Arabic transla- tion of Shakespeare's works. start- ing with the famoue tragedy.

ITALIAN NOBLI

Walter Lang. who carries the epi- sode story through some of the most beautiful settings yet seen on the screen. In addl ion to the greater fidelity of color values achieved by the new Technicolor, there is an amazing illusion of flame-dimensions that makes the screen seem a atlsfi. Wliil rcal nooife portraying the roles.

industries. A very loiv starch con- tent adapis the soybean for use in diets requlrin such conditions.

While the chie use of soybeans in the Orient is for human food; on North American continent the feeding of livestock and industrial purposes take first place. After all oil has been ex-

ory. But the

George "Gabby" Hayes, lovable old Jliltll front- comedian, is perfect in his chur- r oi corilecture.‘acterlzatlon of Gabby Whittaker, u upon the , Roy's mend and mentor who share:

' the hardships and DBXIII of their

Pauline Moore, who made u; in- atantaneous hit opposite Rogers in "Days of Jesse James." repeats her

mgn, are a mil l Li‘. youthful dfttrh: ~11

ersman are u. l: gm Republic gomgntlg pownli to make a first l‘ a _ _ , their popular couic-x." s41». ROY R08- l

rs. ,, ., _ “Young Buffalo I-l ivhlch oven-i . L ,

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- .1 Theatre, excellent erforman in - These settln s are sim ly sllpefb- °I mm‘ M u“ —Baron Profumo, K. 0-, died at hi! hgslagiielirlyliillii i . ii) iniikelfiim. Su gorting pglversfillvlhgurrlghlf Designed by izral BTU-Sig with n0 "Mm! n“ ‘emammg wybe?“ Warwickshire home here, aged 61. “non enter, . of inc velv ° tribute t elr share to the success of Tolhfi on their imagination they live meal l "Mable hlghTrae n His heir isJ. D. Profuma, 25 young- hlzhest crib-r. '" ' . -v Chotlthe film. include l-fu h sothem, 1h mt? melllflrli hhd will be talked wllwlli/Yh“ feed c°mpafilbl° u’ est member of the House oi Com-

ma ndvemn illllLfi lmn-lTrevor Bardette Chief Thunrler- about for a long time to come. The linseed or cottonseed meal. In mnnl The m], 1a Italian g2? the mrsman Wlli) 1i tue tcr- cloud, wads Boteler, Gaylord pr-n- story carries us to such amazing Ontario, many farmers are now qnnniv n“ no 513M111 the use of ritory of N01; 3 l» imp ilieldlcion, lrstelita Zarco and 13111391- nlares as The Famine Forest The adding whole soybeans to their rmdn, United Stairs i: . zy suiwcv U“? 108k. Land of the Future, The Hurricane. grain mixture before grlndingnTiiis, i ‘i’: ‘ " " Messrs. eorge lye7t . Clements. Russel Macpohiifd Mont n Wri lit. Di". C. B. Green, lllism Mac an. Interment took place in I --

the Lower Montague Cemetery-M. ..'Mr. John Burke's friends will

,'Thll column is. rrsr-rrrd for}

new: of lot-iii lllli‘l' ~i iiui atlvoP regret his passing on Wcrlncsdny l-liilll "f h hi“ l “New hi“! he . itl 0r a lengthy duration of 111M551 Inserted ut z win-- it will" —M.

ltrlctly puyniiio iii uriuince.

" " ' MEAD , ,.°sUB5(.liii-l|().\‘5w, OWBANKWL the ChB-Yllliitiifv-ir . ll may oci

On April 1st the regular meeting

~ blinded W lhhl‘ l» b. Atoll-B of the Meadow Bank women's 111- ._l ' Hume. zutlutevmaspncid at inc home o1 Mrs. f" ' ' " , ., _ r vlll 118C .fl1i with an attendant-e p ..'CONGIt\li i..\ i l<..\~_ _—- oi cievcn mcmbers and seven vlislt- i d Mrs. J. l). i. . i» lilv-l- 01's. hearty {hi . Htsokii Illicit‘ 'i'i1e president presided and the ; Arrival o1 a 1.... . ... n, .... l -- 1 meeting opened by 51113111,; the one County HO-Hihir-i ' -‘~1- ‘llliu repeating tni: urt-t-u, lcoll 0,111 ~~ r r ,_ _ ‘ I __ was Slll-MVUIIJG with a household innt. x __o |l:‘|_fl‘\'{-j1{,\l|, smgnl L: 11.} ‘ lmlnctlllmulgs oi JIICGDICVIJJLIS incct- 3 unern o . c .i.t‘ ~. v. .. -_ _. w" rea ‘an a opic and the FINE | RP ATI,‘ Monmgnn’ n. on \'yi'i lllmilil} ‘ various committees gave then‘ re- alternooii. hi). i -. .- ‘ will LS- H Everyonenecdsexttnsilverplntennd theeelovely . "Lille-still! BBrlo-“tural oaDPlF- oxclusive"A " "teaspoone"fltin"wlthsny

'wci‘e read oi1 the was discussed and trunk Boyle

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hue“ m by Mm set. Heavily plated and guaranteed. Usullofler:

I FIE! FOR I7! SURPRISE OOIIPOIO OI

b uoliiiation ‘for the evening a- ' ‘ U“ y l "mm" "° 60* " 3 FOR 5 SURPRISE . ilii-l The programme consisted I tw ‘" 1hr’ i conre. ts-prrzus won by Mrs. (ZiOHIOII - SOAP 000F011! RID

ind birflii- 1 MacLean and Miss Florence Mnciine nus urircni me next mccing ls to be hcid m. i- ll uvrs ti! the home ol Mrs. Robert Jewell, roll

0o 20¢

. il ‘ihlllllv ltllllflcilll to beuanswcrcrl with an ex- . not - i

ii » . < » l‘ x H also fniii ltllllllgefgllgwllrigolcllilmrlriittcos wcrc '°"'h'°"fl",m°'b"'°'p_smwlnl m dumlllk"! H ‘l. I I ' lh/Pll 0' BDIJOIIIIUG‘ Lunch Mrs Robert li-w- _""k”'°“"°'k“""'"d m-huh‘. dakgigliliécls, n k. - ‘ hi,“ U; . c“ Mrs flurry l-llvdc and Mrs ‘Hnr- he: ‘aim poeeihle. Save all: mnleoupeu

= i" l“. ' ' ' ..‘ Iwenlnen oi

New, 5, , _ . . .liti.can.;old Stone. Program. Mis. Victor "' °"°"'

iiri. Vcr- ‘ MncPhaJ and Mrs. Stanley Hyde.

IUIIIIII l0”, I01’. IIIO rtililtilTlS ‘ Questionnaire for Mav 011 Home

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ONE OF 135 FREE GIFTS

Wm‘ M‘ pcfllncblo; gggzitomics- Convener. Mrs. Peter; (ohndman n,‘ n” VG?! benhltllti, v 4 ii-iiiioi ill h)" The meetlfll! closed b!’ Slnillnll (iflfl l WATCH FOR N EW C ATA LQGUE I ‘ Mr. Al iszm l\'i r211. no 11;: llnriio. Save The King. alter which a (lnlniy

The pallbearers wire as follows; lunch was served by the Wei-CBS-

-~ mar-imm- .

Silvbeans. The high oil content ofl

of concentrated protein which may 1

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PUBLIC AUCTION Estate Jon- day at 12:30 o'clock.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-Sol‘ vlcel Sabbath, April 28th. Murra. River 11 am., and ‘l pm, Iris pm, L-542.

Igcengllridomms 3rd f m rfonn eep ay, y or - once. L-Slm-ZO-Zt. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services Sunda April 28th. Mount Stewart 1i A. . Highfleld 3 P. M. Marshfleid 7.30 P. M. L-517-4-26-li. NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. Rev. J. M. Blesedell. B. A., Minister. The Lord's Day, April 28th. North Milton 11.00 A. M. North River 3.00 P. M. (Com- E munlon). Kingston 7.30 P. M. "They that wait upon the Lord shall rc- new their strength." L-519-4-26-li.

MB. AND MRS. WM. B. WOOD. Pownal, announce tl.e engagement of their daughter Bertha Sara to Harvey Cyril Jenkins, Brack. of Mr. and Mrs. I-Ienr Jenk.. Herbert. The mar: age w place early in May. L-521-4-20-1l.

PROPERTY SALE-The H. R. Vessey sale was held at York Wed- nesday. The fann sold for $3500 and the other movea-bles brought good prices. J. P. Bradley was ' auctioneer.

m. and we. Thor. mesa. 336 Euswn Street, are being welcomed ‘home from an extended trip to Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs, Riggs left Charlottetown the first of last December and returned Thursday.

JOINS ROYAL NAVY-Douglas Saunders. son of Mrs. E. Sfibndenf. and l. former Prince of Wales Col- lege student left thisweek forHal- lfax. enrouie to EXIEIMKI. “"5159 he has received an appointment 1:1 the Royal Navy.

ISLAND LADY DIES-Mrs. W. W. Judson. Powma-l. received the 54d news of the death of her only sister, lVIrs. J. B. Pollard, West Grey. Maine. nee Barbara Chand- ler of Hazelbrook, P. E. l.

FREE DISPENSARY-An execu- tive meeting oi’ the Free Dispell- sary presided over by Maloi- T. E. iMcNutt was held yesterday when it was decided to hold the annual meeting on Monday. May 13th, in the Legion Hall and that the an- nual collection of envelopes for relief be maxle on May 17th. Mrs. R. L. Cotton tendered her resigna- tion as secretary-treasurer. which position she has faithfully and care- fully filled during the past l2 years and will be further dealt with at the annual meeting.

Destroy Buffalo In Wainwright Park

OTTAWA, April 24 —(CP) —- Gamo wardens of Wood Buffalo Park in northern Aberta and stretching far into the Northwest Territories, are being urged by 011i- clals of the Mines and Resources Department to obtain some idea of how many buffalo range over the park's 17.300 square miles.

Wlnle usage has stamped the ‘shaggy beasts of North American ‘mountain and plain with the name "buffalo" the Concise Oxford Dic- tionarv indicates its correct designa- tion "bison." Buffalo are peculiar to Asia, Europe and Africa, not Ameri-

ca. Slaughter during the winter of the plains buffalo in the preserve near Wainwright. 300 miles south of the Wood Buffalo Park caused considerable anxiety among nature lovers that the shaggy animal would disappear. Many protests were re- ceived from public-slanted citizens.‘ To relieve this anxiety. officials ex- plalned there are 1.100 healthy vig- orous buffalo st Elk Island. a coni- paratlvely short motor trip from Ed- monton. An authentic check of the herds in the Wood Park, it is be-| lieved, would reveal that more than, 8000 buffalo living in their natural lstate in that park. Stopped " ‘lnctlon

The buffalo was in danger of ex- ‘tfnction when tl.e Domln on began Purchasing animals from herds in

he United States and from 1007 to 1912, the herds in Elk Island and Wainwright were built up. Wain- wright Park has an area of 197.5 square trxnulles and Elk Island 5i e

Lrotected park at Wain- uffalo herds developed

rap dly and so did the herds of elk. ed gnu

deer and moose which of their own instinct sought the safety of the park. The ran e became greatly ov-, erstocked but twas not until 1920 that the department braved public |o imon and began a. systematic aughter of the buffalo.

addition to the slaughter of animals. 8.673 were moved to the Wood Buffalo gilairk to mix with the wood buffalo ev were mostly yearllngs and two- year-olds. Objection we!

raised in some

The Central Guardian

This column h renewed for new: el local Interest but advertising of

athan West, 76 school street, Fri- L-539.

LITTLE THEATRE GUILD Studio. night postponed one week due to. zhwavaw

— out or the roads for wagons, was for

APRIL 2o. mo ' III MEMIIIIIAM

BIBS EMMA BURKE

Gleanings From Tryon And Vicinity

n‘ nsewey ‘llllllltfi may ‘lbrtinnerted first; $IMA m' a 3:511:10 l 06h 1 W0 I c: y pay- _ ~11 ~11- h lovem- ciiiu“ '“'i~i1°i‘>’r'i°t‘c‘ir°°'£é‘é“r§ri' "to "-§i'rr'“ol1r‘i’§°“w&‘ 1m“ M‘

hear ‘:2 the death of Master Ilildred ‘yer 0

fine qualities and b _____.___..._._?___.¢ 3° 1 _ 7 _ M; all pictures ever made, a Iiumam 4 P M overture 7'45 CBASWELI. for Photographs. will aft-slams lggauxluierag? Alben . wglmew h";

d f l I e e o énletrmiasion 10.15 n?- m UR The coialnfilrnlty crlaryeg Ehhténd! ti; M: 3,51%; wgtifflnflrlkgae 1M0 . , ' cornrsnr IONLIFI s - .an a.Bu e a t. - "- . mm O 15L “SS appea MATINEES BEG “r am 1L3” INCE. L-9189-1-2l-3lL sympathy in thgir béreavemelelliws lmimrmnxcamgnxhmasaa llllgf-‘llfll-Iluve eat

. IN TUESDAY AT l.45 ‘i IIIEORTANT MEETING A - Trgusrfiicelnlir wrgaan of North pglxdad-rar- ll L. and the lean“ ' 1791:1019‘ iihggn u giltcnliirirlliaéh’ 7'30’ on uni-u and‘ m Bommm Montreal berhre rem o’ I'm‘ m ' ' L-sia-e-‘ao-u 1m- ciiiywn Thom ma“ '° Qm" - . as has lust o- oy. B011! wmpleted the renovation of Miss Burke la survived

the old homeste and the ma I” "I" new improvemengsd certa l.v makxtlzas’ fifigflgfi’ n?‘ Réougllfi; 135,39 m“ t one of the most comfortable Quincy‘ She‘ wk; a m ‘ k9 Q! homes in the district. Mr. Thomas M: wlhm E B k s cousin of neurrair'"ir"°' “it or» ' “' ' °‘ °"“"""s all i}: more attractllilc. ‘in. wiiiiarn The Mme-l lervloee. which wen Marks of Albany waithe carpenter private, were held on the 21st. inst in coarse of the wor The '

remains were cremated and the ashes will be taken to in, Island for burial by the side of her parents in Sherwood mmetery.

MRS, TOBIZAS COADY

Bhahirsiavzi a in

m. Bted Green spent the weekend at his home in Tryon,

Mother Nature pulled off her Ap- ‘ril Fool's joke after ell. and the hard work which went into the shovelling

nil. Cuttings that had been cleared Sunday. March i n n 1 t 10th. one of earths 11011 3S... lritréi°tkllrrifl 32th.? krill?! women h the new» <>r Me- Tool?

Coady. The deceased, formerly An. nie Monaghm, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Monaghan, “n, born in Kelly's Cross 8B years ago and llved most of her long life 1n her native uriiih. 58 years ago 511a married To .115 Goad . Seven yam ago this worthy coup e eclcbrairri their golden wedding anniversary. For the past three years Mrs. Conny had been in falling health but u", end ilme rather sudden and unex. ecteu. She was frequently visited bv e1- beloved pastor. Rev. Wm. liic‘. Gabe. and had the consolation Q1 receiving the last sacraments on m; day previous to her death. she m; u. most estimable lady loved and re- spected by all who knew her. a do. vout. Catholic. A good neighbour ni- ways ready to lend n, helping hand in time of need, a faithful ivue, n kind and loving mother her iainiiy may well rise up and ca l her bless. ed. She leave; to mourn and ciii-i-ish her memory he; aged husband, tiic sons. Tobias F. in Philadelphia, \\'l10 visited h mother last sulnincr,