20, 1942

PRINDE EDWARD -:- TD-DAY

SHOWS 3.l5-7.00--9.00 - Sponsored By LADIES AID or P. s. i. HOSPITAL

THIS GREAT‘ CAST

h, m, most OIIIIIII’ moan drama of the decade!

Ilia “M0 lull," cl "Ills Grapes of Wnti." In un- IIIIII Alllauy Awni- vvulliy porlanncriu n llin understanding mother.

lie Iiriews llio piln a! ovary run lie insole. A marvelous performance by

Oak! w in: ed. nionq

gentleman lruln lnvvn. Ilcll, respected-Ind rol- lon lo llia very urn ol

lme his ulo in tiio III!!!‘ llnl of all eariurnuillios

OINI l-OCKHARI‘

Ire-wa-w-s-v

More and more seeking the unusual and the novel in their screen fare. For this res- srn. PKO Radio's "All That Money Can Buy" is expected to arouse ex- - -l=1 il'.€"i‘.L on. with its high- lot, its whimsi-

DIEIENLES

magnificent production

IIIa bay who got Giligas legals Ill "Kitty faylaf‘... in a masterfully liuiiiallr portrayal of lilo llllll who gambled villi liln soul.

iy unconventional p cal treatment of the supernatural elemwf and its graphic realism in presenting New migland life century ago.

Based on Stephen Vincent Benet’! tale of the great and eloquent Dan- ici "'-‘--*~-- r1"'1 fir-xv hc feaied the devil

slyly humorous

flffi

Can Bur."

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I" Memo riam

I MATRON AND AS-

Hstanl Matron for

W19. Amherst. N. S. Good

‘I 1" right persons. Annly with tn

She leaves to mourn her 1111!: band. four sons and one dsughte. Chester A. Winslow P.E.I.. Archi- -—--- ba‘d. Little Sands; Leonard. Hope- MRS. JOHN D MaeLEAN

-- MacPhee at home. Mr!- awsiy at Little I and tw; brothers. Mrs. W-J- P1111111‘ ton, Lynn, Muss; Mrs. J8me! 1J- McLaughlin. uewvorkzllzlrsD. M Blue, Pictou, 11.8.: Alex M. Mac- Phee, Vancouver 13.0. dock A. MacPbee. HODBUEIII- H" funeral was held on ADTII ‘l. "m1

e Bell litacPhee, 1° Angus MacPhee and his

I Mill's" Smith oi’ ltcpefieid.

f‘ Wits born there Feb. ‘ er thirty yenzs Mrs. poor health pastor, Rev.W.C. Jlickettsliii. 11"!‘

1111M suffered grcstlv. Sue

live som and her Vli-IYPHW- 11°1- heard u. comrlain and ted

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THE MARINES. HA VE IANDED IN THf IHRIIIIR

Unusual Story Makes "All Money Can Buy" Exceptional Picture

rut: iisirrisr CHURCH

At the morning service the Rev. I. Judson Le-vv, rnl-in-r rs hi: text the words of Saint "out in his rec- ond episfle ts 3-5, siloke nn the message of "God —Oiir Sufficiency". tremendous claim and a gent challenge nnri of peculhi- ap- plication ‘u our own Priu‘ preachinc in the mime of Jesm made this hold Proclamation. Chi-ii- lenged perhaps by the spirit of iri- qiiiry as to evidences and support he says that the Chr-‘stirins 0i‘ C's"- his proofs. lot. the world sec in them i1 living chisiic. known and rciifi of all incu. Men know their own weakness, failures, unwoithine-is and t er ire assured that and sufficiency are of Ge

‘Po-dry the storms of the world th pnilfld on the do"rs ri the Church with the (‘IWIIHlf-IG cf "what Drool?" And the proof is in i-hc ivziv we live seven duys a iveck. No, we are not able, but the power is in the irfernal Cod and He. is our sufficiency. When We really become conscious of the pwver or God we rerfize our responsibility to Him, and that He has ii iesnonsibllity for us, We livc in a world torn hv hates and evil find it: is the great duty of the Church to keep living foicvermore. righteousness, iovlaiaithhripe. truth. God is our sufficiency "I can do all, though Christ who strength- cnetli me!"

Pfleiizrifls Past Thou Not Ynawii. “T15 the morning anthem, With the solos i"“cii by Miss Burns and Mi". MucAuiay.

Mr. Levy's evcninil’ “The Brother for Whom Christ. Died." Bach's Jcsil. Joy 0f Desiring was the evening anthem.

The church school had its usual well attended session at 2:30 pm.

J'hn Inch. Mus. and choii-mrisfer was in charge of the music of the tiny.

Girl Guide News

Captains having Gilides interest- ed in nircrait and 0.1111511 bwge-‘i please send names in bliss Irving who is nrrnluzhlil 10F , struction classes to start. immedi- ateiy.

POLISH LAW FACULTY m‘ ANDREWS. Scitlsmr-ICP) -A Polish Faculty of Lmv "rid Ail- ministrntion has been St. Andrew's University‘.

TIME TABLE CHANGES

Effective

Sunday, April 26, 1942

Full information from Agents Canadian National

DEENSE BASE!

‘MENTION-New members can st tend Jean Watson concert free b booking membership St. Psuls Ha before concert Monday night‘.

of the late Phillip Sinnott take place from his late residence this morning st 8.45 to St. Dun- alien's Basilica, thence to the RO- A man Catholic Cemetery.

Gallant sonsmreckiess daugh- ters. . . heading for America's hlggesflboom town"! The most Ingenious espionage thriller of our exciting times!

Court yesterday morni was given a ten days sentence; another drunk fined

estreated. A man wife beating was the 21st.

DDNITA DIIANIIIIIAENIIAY McDDNAlD DAN DAilEY, Ir. -lED GDIIDEY HENRY O'NEILL-STANLEY (ELEMENTS

CAPITOL —— TO-DAY

SHOWS 3.l5—7.D0—8.45— NEWS CARTOON Nf-‘nfififif-‘J-‘f-HMQNHNHV-Q

Diego” Smartly Acted Melodrama

-___. ‘Thrilling action of American de- repuredncss is adroitly woven wn in San Diego," Metro - Goldwyn - which Opened tOday

film-goers

t of talented young ed by Robert B. sin.

i) W110 become involved with a spy ring 1n Ban

yr cooperate with the

lure rovid -

himself hr a. debuts p e5 a mm“ over a man's soul, the film is said to strike s really new note in cellu- loid entertainment. Walter Hustonb characterization of the devil is a definitely novel item in moiicn picture annals.

Tsdmard with Huston in the fea- tured cast is Edward Arnold, and that actor's nortrayal of the jovial and silver-tongued equrillv cclorfui niece of work.

James Crzflg plays the part oi the young tanner who sells his soul t0 "Mr. Scratch." as New Enizianders called thr- devii. and who later re- penis of his bargain. with dramatic results. Anne Shriiey. Gene Lock- hart. Simone Simon. Jnnc Dal-well and cther ivrll-lcnnwn players have important roles in “All That Money 110w playing at Prince rfdivard Theatre under the sponsorsWp of the Ladies Aid oi the P. E I. Hospital.

bRCRETOund of busy h the Army, Nsvy, nstantly active. adds R-‘ll’ McDonald,

ville and Dali Daile Th . celleno support irbmeycelmggml’;

. orator

th h ' i ,. tempts to join the e o" “ho a.

o true of Bonita

portray brother a Marine and she the spies ‘n an effg brother to disloyalty

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Mobile recruiting llnit coming again

nd sister. He 1g a is kidnapped by

Corinthlwns.

n: Island. Despite the magnificent resnnnsr in the past. the hi~h-

despite the opinion recruiting could be

Iifsnd. the Air gprce Mobile Recruiting Unit: on

ants than the" andle, In view of

i Flivht Lieutenant Commanding Officer ton Centre will h, gt s in chariolremwn on 23. and at the Town eisirle on Aorii 24 and rhv at each plgrg

applicants, wheres f r women applicants is wi an opportunity for

the Inst time the NW’ ""111 Spring appears many men with

could pr-per-ly h

children un were (Hsanpnmted While it is bile 1m

is eXDented that Grade c or better iivail theme-slugs of

Frmation or an ment for Aircrew Also many Wome among those forini DBflCITtg and all im

ivis a

or Ground duties.

118 the ever ex-

pnrrgnf, women-s four case .!J.A.1I'.

567111011 WES

iiuiirlrif. Tin Nat Revue At Airport Show Is-“Open To

Civilians; Will Be Repeated T wic e

Bite.

Of the hundreds of merits being staged in Canada for the armed forces, probably the most remarkable is the M.R.T. 'I‘ln Hat Revue. The 500 Airmen who opened in saw the show on Saturday evening at the Royal Air Force Station st Charlottetown Airport bore - witness to this fact. In an enter- ~tainment that is crammed with outstanding features. it is difficult to select any for special mention. However. from the standpoint of those who saw the show. was the amazing completeness of the pro- ion in its staging, costuming rind pace. Truly a Broadway Revue

them. The remainder being spent in

cruise of stage limitations. the Tin Force, stationed in Charlottetown.

Ys ftiiiflflrllli. She brre he-i to rest in the Litte Sands Csme-

(Continued on rm {cot l) '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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mother before returning to Ottawa. He remained there over the iveek- end. The Ftiirchild plane. which was used on the charter flight. re- turned to Charlottetown yesterday. The flight from Saint John to Am- herst wss completed in an hour and s. quarter. Tlie plane landed st Amherst at 7 p. m.

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NAVY RECRUI

THEFT FROM PARKED CAR —

Quick action on the part of Con- stables Lawrence McInnls rind A. J. Lund resulted in the recovery of K several stolen articles less than "He hcaleih the bTOIIen in two hours after the theft u-as re- ported on Saturday night, A young man arrested on Great George St. told police he had taken the cur- .ms, groceries and socks. iverc reported miss ed car 0n the Market Sql1i1l‘€‘. A resident‘ of the city and his wife ‘vilvere (10111?! some

th y had left there were gone. Pol- ice were notifie stable Luiid had not man shortly before Grafton Street carrying a parcel, Accordingly Force Recruiting Centre fl“°s“°“e“' the place and although t e not locate flu.- loot at fii lPey found his friends ha the 51.01911 goofs iii an alle

IMMUNIZATION IMPOR TANT-

The importance of having pre- sciioolas well as school children immunized against. diphtheria, wcs strfssrdi by Dr. B. Keepilrtig. dc- pu y m ulster of Pu ric Hes h, last sa -

night. This timely warnin was is- me yesterday‘ today n sued by Dr. Keeping on t e eve of Toxoid week which opened across Canada last night. This ‘l-dizy

rlod is set apart by the Heal 1 iigue of Canada in an effort to

acquaint people with the necessly at pit-eit/‘eiition ggaiiist lthe dread ir a ' . “. ' td outOthstISNOMSer rlaentecel? ‘rigs hinact- fining‘? $113? gggraglebig 11d" 1101a’ p er an Souls." The Rector 110W Hbt the illustra- the consideration of our ILIOII. Sheep stray {ram

tributed to diphtheria. occur in der five years oi age. 315mm M Ym" important to have the P9111195 W1? school children done, it is doubly 11°“ 15 1" portsnt to have the pre-school Presem 901111 iildren given active immunization." m"? of three causes: the green Brass e said. At present children OI Bil that Sllflmlnds llwem stt-racu them ages are being immunized in the and thoughtless various city schools and in May June a province wide campaign. de- gxncdlto imiiiunilzie sill chiltdren. will r n ‘e P1109. ii tis mpor suit wor 0 ow the leader, a; the services of local physicians will strays. E If the lead? be employed. Recently there were automatically: then m 1s of dliphttheris. itgported in who e prov rice; as year ere were rm; our, a; cases with eight deaths, and in v °I "mm

there were no cases.

HARRlS-GARDINER-At 7 l. in.

on Monday, April 13th, in the sanctuary of St. Patrick's Churdi. Ottawa, before an sitar banked with spring flowers. Canon George with him D. Prudhomme, pastor. united the hOIy bonds of matrimony. Mar- I0n Gardiner, formerly one of the Island's most efficient school teach- ers and now an em Dominion Department of Agricul- ture, Bacon Board. branch. Ottawa. and AC. 1 T. A. Harris, Monctoh, N, 13., also a native of P. E. I. The bride vvtio wiis unattended looked conditions because men do no very charming in a nav blue

and matching nccessor es. She also

‘of

ta wa, will

Services were 8 Nell Herman

charged with mons,

metals, cotton,

S FROM TOR- an ONTU-A total of T9 naval re- cruits from Torinto arrived in the c city over the week-end to crm- mence the training period which begins this week on board the 1-1. M.C.S. “Queen Charlotte". 111g boys from Ontario will he _i'oine.1 by about 56 young men from vrirl- ous sectifns of the province who have signed up as naval ratings. The naval detachment which is just concluding preliminary train- ing here at present will be drafted to the miiinhnd for further in- struction this week making room A for the new recruits. The Queen Charlotte which Was recently de- clared a commissioned ship, l5 eq. uipped with exce" rovldlrig the proper ground work n navy work and s'mc cf the fln- 150 BMhJh. W111