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“Merry Widow” Dazzling Spectacle At The Capitol

Gay Viennese music, continental ioyousneis, Parisian and charming old world romance blend with massive spectacle and glamor- ous locales in "The Merry Widow," Ernst Lubftschs production of the Franz Lehar masterpbce, which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre.

Rouniting the triurnvlrate of Lubitsch, Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald, the Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer picture is staged on a. spectacular scale. its whim- eicai comedy, gay humor and charm- ing romance being backgrcunded by gorgeous settings and hundreds of beautifully costumed players. The world-beloved music is presented on a. scale never possible on the stage. The picture is in every way

Rudy Vallee In “Sweet Music” At The Strand

Rudy Vallee is at the Strand Theatre.

He has with him not only his own famous Connecticut Yankees, but the Frank and Milt Britton

band of instrument Wreckers. He

will be assist-ed by charming Ann

Dvorak, youthful screen slur who has turned "hoofer" for the oc-

casion, as well as Helen Morgan.

greatest of torch singers, Ned Sparks, Robert Armstrong, Allen

Jenkins, Alice White, Joe Cow- thorn and Al Sheen who was Mr.

Gallagher's partner not so many years B80.

'I‘hey'll all be there, with scores of other singers, dancers, players, in Rudy Vallees greatest film triumph, "Sweet Music." pro-

what might b: termed a. super-pro- duced as only Wflrller BT08». W111? qucggom greeted film musicals. can make

Mn. At flmoe in Uniform “Sweet Music," which is even

better, and bigger, than it sounds, opened yesterday at tihc Strand Theatre.

Vallee has the roic oi‘ a collcgc youth who has organized a band from among his fellows. They turn professional and make a tromcnd- ous hit over the radio and. at night clubs, 11c falls in love with a. beauti- ful dancing girl who thinks she hates him because he is constantly taunting her about her act, but. who, after spinning his love. Wil- denly awakens to the fact that it l5 to this young crooner that she owes all her engagements.

Ann Dvoinkhas the role of the dancer with Ned sparks as her manager who makes her believe that no is responsible for the cori- tracts which Vullce has secured

Chevalier, who has always been l at home in a. uniform, has never been better than as the dashing. rollicking, fun-loving, romantically inspired Danllo whose madcap froiics almost bring. a nation to ruin but who fines everything up again with a. grin and a sly wink. Miss MacDonald, stunningly pho- tographed and wearing an array of Amen-designed costume; which will make every girl in the audience catch her breath, was a brilliant selection for the enchanting Sonia who proves that a widow can have her moments.

Together the romantic pal." sing such-famous Lehar hits as "Cgirls, Gir -Girls," "Tonight Will Teach Me ' I Forget." “Vllla," "Widows are

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THIS ls GOOD-Bee the Due Devils driving Plymouth and Chrys- ler cars, Orldfellows Ball, Wednes- day, the 27th, 3.30 p. m. and 8.30 p. m. --I.|-o6l2-3-25-8l

DOMINION uovssaow con! -Unload.ing ancth . . der for any quantity delivolo promptly. A Plckard d: Co. Phone 24o. L-5605-3-26-3l

THE YOUNG. CKICKENS will soon be coming along. Buy your chick Mush and Chick Growinx Mash at Carter's Food Store, Queen Street. L-562l-3-26-li.

TNVERNESS SCNEENED COAL -Fo;- the kitchen ranso. lllveme§ is clean. hot and flu-loll. isoul by A- Plckard 8s Co. Phone 240.

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nuns Mus/r “LAY on BUST’ if fed with Blatchfcrcls “Fill the Basket" Egg Mash for sale at Carter's Feed Store. L-5622-3-35-11-

95TH BlRTImAY-IVIIS. Cap- tain MacPherson of Lower Prince Street, was receiving congratula- tions yesterday on her 95th birth- day. She is bright and smart 8-8 many people thirty-years younger than herself. She is enjoying the best», o: health, and the Guardian joins in wishing her many happy and pleasant years.

REV. D. M. LAMONT IN SCOT- LAND-Rev. D. M. Lamont, who ministered for many years to the congregations of the Central Parish of the Church of Scotland in Prince Edward Island and also to different congregations of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. is now settled as minister of the parish of Dervaig, Isle of Mull, in the northern part of Scotland. ‘I'M congregation of the Old Kirk and the congregation of the United Free Church in that parish hav- ing recently amalgamated, Mr Lamont ministers to the imltd charge and has thus the wholb community under his pastoral care. His son James. affectionate- ly remembered in~ this Province, is

week the Maritime Provinces Newfounlarsd have been feat loctuiias, exhibits and demonstra-

stoiw of the "Romance of Hooked

of the exhibit. “During the week."

romantic Maritime Provinces of

Canada, and their patterns 1p backwoods yczirs to make this collection com-

takes so long. Buyens who go into Newfoundland, Nova Scotla and Prince Edward Island must often travel in small boats on rough seas . . . must got out long land jour- neys in oxoarts. It is not unusual to hear of a. buyer returning by boat with his carefully selected prize rugs with him . , _ suddenly gett-

Gfl . and “Melody of Laughter." nndpfihclr rendition 0f the’ 111K110"! lOl‘ heixlielcn _'M.organ plays hor- iggregggfiéouitgglxllpngil: '

“Merry Widow Waltz" give a new up, u, torch singer and Alien mm o r650“ camluded . JAPALAC Women: Institute, nude ‘ml or world ma, [Qu- oonception of this form of thfl Jenkins ii dumb publicity ugcnt 3 ALABASTINE HIS. I. T. OURBII. Prue. lotion. BLATOBFORD’! hove

co. who gcts all the pcss notices for RECEIVE HOLY “Ann. _ M,“ VARNISH Mil-B. HECTOR MoLlAN, lesy, been in in Elltlllld- ‘ e org ar romance l3 himself instcador ' , ic man S M, gm] g o; " snagged Th}; script but gas who p, paying him Vine m Gertrude M“°P°'mdgts°¥ils and glrptwzlllgr fin‘ h We ll known KELLY’! CD08! B08001. mkfgfuuanm, cm“ t I». . - ‘ - , s C ma. . erosive . l

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HOOKED RUGs-For the wot limdpzvi- dismrsslon at the National! __ conference of the League o: Nations

m Society to be held in Ottawa on May 31 Juno l, according fothe agenda tions of the thrilling and oxcltin8 issued by the Society todny.

surfs" at the store or Marshall. ‘lzions wmuh fihe British Common- Fleia and Company. chlcago- M- wealth. and peace-time eo-upei-a- OQPd-mg m 9- IWWS P990“ m a em‘ tion oi’ the Commonwealth's fight- cago newspaper. Mm- Alfie“ I-WP- ins servfoesiueitams included with- ham. well-known alchemy and in the scope or‘ ‘the discussion on collector, was lecturer and in charge gmma}, derema

the report stated, "a woman wear- ivion to be made by it to the mgam. lng the authentic 9685M"? ¢°5Wm° zatlon of peace" is the subject on of backwoods Canada hooked ‘r1185 which a speaker will be invited to lllld, explained hoW the mlflww address the Annual Dinner or the process is done" “A11 those 8090 Socletyonthe Evening of May m. antique om send-antique “we 111 ~ A committee of the Society, pre- the Field collection, are from tho gided mm- by pm; Nqymmn M“. Keinzie. University oi’ Toronto, and NW9 appointed at the Society's National accurately the slnrwlo desirm of the Conference last year, will make a 1e and ova-ital mport on the subject, “The Cons“. filings. “It has taken hilly fifteen than of Canada and participation plete and it is no wonder that, it fllflgndmgnlggl [g required;-

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lVill Hike Across _ English Channel HAIIFAX, M81011 Ho" (OP)—

Accompanied by his piilr of “water skit" and plenstc Ms

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iAla-wiie. bound on p great adven-

tmewhloh he ma. will prove man's of the see. -

Ken- Walithor. who berstrolled flung Montreal Embodi- and cromed the Detriot River from Windsor to Detroit on his water- proof, infhtod boots, does not think the current-mooted, choppy waters of the channel will effect his pm-

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And u for heavy seas. be laughs with a nervy glint in his eyos and , ‘Why I like rough water."

His “ " were perfected by two yetars hard work and $3.000 capital. Weighing 55 pounds, they resemble airplane poontohs more than any- thing‘ else and have balanoers fastened inside the centre of each.

When Walther attempts his hike comm the Channel.‘ he will be fastened inside his sklls. His motive power will be Supplied by two canes, resembling buoys. which are fasten- ed to stout bamboo poles. In that u-ar he says he can move along as easily as any winter sportsmen.

Sterling Products , Limited Shows Steady Increase

WIINDSOR, Ont., March 26- Definite improvement in busincm was reported at the Annual Meet- ing of Startling Products (Limited) held in Wndsor. An increase in ad- vertising expenditures for the year was approved and following officers were re-elected: H. L. Schado, president; H. L. Kinnucan, vice-pmident; H. C. Eastman, secretary-treasurer.

Commenting on the business out- look for the remainder of 1935, Mr. Schwde saiid that he looked for continued improvement.

The Sterling Company distributes‘ well-known drug products including Dr. Lyon's 'I‘ooth Powder, Watkins‘ Mulsfied Cocoanut Shampoo Oil, Glostora. Del-A-Tonc, Asprin‘ Phillips‘ lVlilk of Magnesia, Phillips’ Dental Magnesia, Mldol, Cascarels, California Syrup of Figs, Dariderinc, PEPE‘! Dl-B-DBPSIH. Papa's Cold Com- Wllhd. No-To-BM. Diamond Dyes and Diamond Tints.

Agenda Prepared " For League Con.

OTTAWA, March 25—iCP)—De- volopmcait of an international police the internationalization of

llcy of defence are subjects

Military, legal and moral obliga-

“Nonvh America and the wntrlbu.

International Organization;

od women police are not necessary

Grapaud and Vicinity

Mr. Kobert Norton spent Hie week-end at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and we. Hurry Norton. Orepoud.

‘ The mhny friends of Mrs. Wil- liam are pleased to learn that she in recovering from recent illness.

Miss Mary Inman of Crepeud ll BIIJOYTIII I W311 QSTDEd 1'3‘ Eb TihU Orient Hotel, Victoria.

‘mi-cosh the kindness of Wood d: Co. the pupils of Crapeud School spent e. very pleasantlat- urday afternoon skating at Vic- toria rink.

Miss Edith Icnrd spent the week-end’ at Cape ‘In-averse, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Bell.

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Mr. Thomas Kehoe spent the

and Mrs. John P. Kolioe of Ceps Traverse. '

The cently erected street lights of Crapaud have proven themselves to be very. beneficial during the pest wet weelnWe all hope they will be czontinued.

spent

The monthly meeting of th Crapaud Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Percy Dawson on March 19. ‘The busi- ness part of the meeting was fol- lowed by games and lunch.

Miss Maimo Dawson is visiting her sister. Mrs Harry loci-d of Crapaud,

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fugcrson Silent Sunday at the home of Mrs- Harry Leard.

Mr. Bertram Cameron Sunday at Crapaud. ,

The many friends of Mr. 11mm- 8-5 BWrdY H6 pleased to know that he is recovering from his re- cent illness.

Mr. and Mrs. William Younker of Kingston attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Wright of Victoria, tho mother of Mrs. Younker,

Mr. Eric Lowther made a bugi- 11°53 W19 t0 Stimmerside on Much 19.

QWiHB to the recent thaw Rev. Mr. Lund and Rev. Mr. Dowolfe had trouble making their rounds on Sunday, March 17.

‘I'M many friends of Mr. Joseph Mammal‘! were: m hear that he 15 Swefihk from a fractured

The many friends of w. Wii. mm D- 5119???" "Bret to hear of his recent illness.

Miss Eleanor ‘Irowsdale spent the weck-end at the village, the guest of Miss Ethel and Jeanette Dawson.

The many friends of Master Clayton Simmons are glad know that he has returned from ti"? h°8P1tBi and is recovering from his illness.

Miss Audrey Harvey oi‘ Albany visited Crapaud Saturday, Mum}, 18. and very kindly helpgd out with the program of the concert.

Mr. Richad La: relatives at rCi-apofi, is vmmu‘

Li DON'T WANT WOMEN POLICE

CHESTER, England - (C.P.) _.. Cmlm"? to the suggestion of the National Council of Women the Town Watch Committee has decid-

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week-end with his parents, Mr. Slswims

|Wilscn. Roll call will be answered

Pleiades Have, TBeeirAuthentically .

~ nuw‘ YCRK. Marci. ans-cor)- Phowsmnhu moot than: the Ocu- tiun Fioiedes. the sister! of ling-lo family.

of eters was an- npmicddtooight at Columbia.

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self in slwme for lnving had an afdair with a. nwrtel named

Astothohldingone,1fytholocy was night, except than were400

The Ploiades were the dawhtera of Atlas and Fleione. The six visible ones are ‘Maia. Electra. Taygete. Alcyone, Celaeriio and Stomp.

NEW DOMINION

The regular monthly meeting of this Institute was hold at the home of ms. Martin MacDonald on March 7th with eightmembers and several visitors present. The president presided and the meet- ing opened by singing “The Bwanee River." Roll call was re- sponded to by naming a Federal Cabinet Minister and the minutes of last meeting read and approved. The correspondence was then read which included a letwr from Mr. Smith regarding mat patterns- The secretary also reported hav- ing received the annual govern- ment grant. A bill for sand tabla ‘which was presented to the school was cr- dered paid. A paper on legal rights of wo- men in Prince Edward Island read by Mrs. W. D. Shaw and a sowing contest conducted by Mrs. Hector MacLean proved very interesting. It was decided to have n. “Grab Bag" at the next meeting which will be at the home of Mrs. George

with “Jokes! A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and u social hour with music enjoyed. Besides the regular business, the services of a former valued mem- ber, Miss Elizabeth MacEwen, now of Lower Montague, were remain. bored by the members. The fol- lowing address, accompanied by e gift ofa beautiful b ‘* and ear-ring set was directed to be sent to Miss MacEwen: Miss Elizabeth McEwen, Lower Montague,

Dear Ellzabethz- . t When you left this fair. com- munity of ours some months ego to take up your new duties in Montague, it. was the unanimous intention and hope of our Insti. T-lltfl mémbfiffilup b0 b; ablg to ‘a- press, at an earlier time than the present, our appreciation of you

POUL TR WEN!

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