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iFilmgNightScenes Of Battle At Sea

il-‘rank Lloyd produced a numbc llf most unusual scenes for his m0

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sweetheart. Subatillfs description of the at

up“ “inure version "t “The Sezutlitk and the chase which followed

Hawk," which opens u four day ell-l

gllgenlen-tat the Prince l-Tdwar‘. starting today. Among the many unique and beautiful photographic and drama- tic scenes of the big production is '11 night sea battle between tho

large English frigate fThe Silver

MlNAmrs Relieved His Rheumatism

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hulking of the picture required many hours Jlhe time and assist» ance of more than seven hundred men two gigantic ships, a smooth sea, the wind from the west and 8 full moon, not to mention an inno- vation in motion picture photogra- ,phy. But .\lr. Lloyd's version of lthe moonlight battle in “The Sea illnwk" was real and so stands out. Ins one of the many noteworthy wlchievt-ments in the visualization lsnlne ntitlieinaval scenes.

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Built For Picture

Said to surpass in magnitude any attraction ever made with relation to sea adventure, ﬂank Lloyd's First Notional picture version of Sabatinrs "The Sea Hawk" is scheduled for presentation at the Prince Edward Theatre commenc- ing today.

"The Sea. Hawk," by the author of the well remembered "Scara- mouche." is said to possess even more hrillianlt dramatic incidents and to have required even a more pretentious setting than that mem- arable epic. l ~ ‘

Milton Sills heads the exception- al cast, being seen in the dual character of Sir Oliver Tressillsn. an English knight. later Sakr-el- Bohr, the hawk of the sea in the service of the basha of Algiers and the foremost naval commander of his day.

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Milton sills.“ Enid. Helmet ;.'h sells"

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i‘ Mam moth Spectacle If

Rafael gllibatlnl, the lilbdern Dumas, has given the world . his greatest romantic drama in "The Seu Hawk."

Frank iLloyd has plcturlzqd i-t {I5 h risﬂlllll‘ und spectacular drama with thrill upon- thrill.

Milton Sills

is the boldest and most dnsllinli and romantic buccllncer that cvel‘

‘I oi stalked through the [ranges of ud-

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BROADCASTING at League of the Cross Hall Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Band concert, violin and vocal selections also gymnastic ex- hibition. Admission only 25 cents. 1229 5 252i

S. S. HITHERWOOD — This‘ steamer will sail from Montreal, June 1st with a cargo of general merchandise for Charlottetown. At- ter discharging sh-e will load a cargo of Produce and Live Stock

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nicety of proportion to judge them correctly. They could not he divid- ed into classes of good men and evil men in an arbitrary fashion. Composed of the dust of the earth. their physical side was very prom- inent, it was perhaps nothing else but a poor sense of proportions and values that led some men to give free rein to their enjoyment of the good things of life, and thus give it

Enid Bennett, well remembered for her Maid Marian in suppont of‘ Douglas Fairbanks in "Robin Hood," enacts a similar type in “The Sea Hawk." being cast as

the sudden disnppearnn of 0li~ the real murderer. I

Four gigantic vessels of the Six- teenth Century, an entire Algerian village and several enormous lEng-

for "The Sen

than a thousand men

some o fthe naval scenes; ——--<0->-—i

About ﬁve thousand words have

‘been added to the dictionary by the advent of radio,

Female pythons lay eggs and ‘hen hutch them much like hens. The young snakes ’ are born in

“_ three months.

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Rosamund (tlodolphln Sh‘ IOllVQlJBmvays feel the need of the help and iiiﬁehliii. ‘iililiiillliviiliiivﬁii°°"““““'°“ °' "w M“ ‘he “"~‘-“" l° have cllmmmed ‘he deefl-iandhf Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow whose opinion is strengthened by “mean. whoqmth’ on occasions o; d b‘ m t‘ l t .|great state crises, had freely ex- vel‘ i‘ “Y e o“? e l a ° l"'°"e,pressed their need of and belief in

‘said that he wished to remind‘, his

lish period sets were constructedqnembers o; the Hawk" and mlllelneeded lto remember that tile cur- appeal‘ lnlrent saying there was strength in

its sordid side, Men who had Com- munion with God enjoyed the prlv- ilege of a wider and clearer perspec- tive; from the mental hill-top they were enabled to secure a proper viewpoint. And that man would ni-

er emphasized by citing the cases

rayer. _ During his discourse the preacher hearers that, in this connection United Church

numbers was not always true, A matter of this sont could not be considered in terms of mathemat- ics, it concerned things of the spirit and i-ts strength lay in the power of Communion with God.

At the evening service REV. E. M. Altken of Cavendish prcachwl from the following text, Romans 1:16. “I AM NOT ASHVAMED OF THE GOSPEL OF OHRIST, FOR IT IS THE POWER OF GOD UN- TO SALVATION TO EVERY ONE THAT BELIEVETH." Tile subject of his sermon, said the preacher was power, he proceeded to class- ify power with the power of nature, the power of man and the power of God. The first was very often awe- inspirlng in its unbridled force, but nevertheless had been gradually controlled and harvested by man. until in the present age he hnd. with the nld of science Ilrollght it almost to n stale of complcll- sub-

business Girls

venture. oAvs STARTING mono/xv in“. “bu” is the fairest maid that cvcr set manly hearts niiutter. g Lloyd Hughes _ outvllluins villsiny in his role us ' the Sea Hawk's traiitlrolls bru- SUCCESSFUL sruosur. - m"

Glydon Moore, returned to the city Saturday night from attending The Nova Scotia Technical Col-- lege, Halifax, where he received the degree of Bachelor of Science in Electrclal Engineering. He was accompanied by his mother (llllc. J. A. hloore) who had been present at the graduation exercis- es. .\lr. Moore is a son of J. A. Moore, Division Manager of The Sun Life Assurance Co. -€_-<ooc--—

‘Wallace Beery. ~ is as picturesque n pirate ns PYPI‘ scuttled ship on thc old Spalllbll Itlnin.

Three thousand corsairs, pirates, galley _.s|aves and fighting men make up the cast.

' Frank Lloydls

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PERSONALS

E. H. Monkley, visitors in the

.\lr and Mrs Sunnnerside were city yesterday.

lilri n. c. McLean, Sollris is among the guests registered at the Queen.

.\lr. D. E. Hart, Montague was in lhe city on a vlslt Saturday.

.\lr and Mrs A. C. Rogers, Sulli- iuerslde were visitors in the city yesterday.

Mm. Harold Riggs arrived in the oty last n-ilglh-t from Bri-tiah C-oluln- bin to spind 5 ‘or 6 weeks with ills parents Mr. a-nd Mrs. Frank Riggs. -—-<-o>—--—-—

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Dinner Program At Victoria Broadcastj

For four or five years ‘past the

Victoria llnlel has had lull-sic llti rhe Sunday dinner and it is li-n-l l.l resting to note that It is ‘tlln- only liettl i...l:. “I Mantra] which has such a feature.

Yesterday's ‘pPDQHITIIIIlB llvns h very lpleusln-g one anti was broad- . cast, The lprogramme was as fol- lows:

“Thelnis" (Nszalreltln- Cnslnn Orchestra; "Sulite (Mocking Eyesl -— Casino Orchestra; Overtur» "Crown Diamonds" Casino Or- chostra: Pia-no solo "Concerto" (Mendel-lsohm-Mr. B. Goldstein; “Wlhlsn I lhinlk of Yew-Casino Or- chestra; "ln aMonastery Gnrden"— Casino Orchestra; Waltz. "Old Tim- ers"———Caslno Orchestra. Violin 50in "Egyptian -Ballet" (First Move- ment) Mir. Ii. Webher; Address "Farewell Ito the Maritimes" Mr. Robert Forks. .

Mr, W. E. Burke received a tele- gram from Mr. Mnobeoli of Lyons Brook, Nova Scotia, stating that the

rogramnne in its enllirrty had been IQCGIWPG ‘at lhls house very clearly. He lput lit. ‘on a Imldspeaker and tlha results lwere splendid. He asked Mir. ‘Burma to tender his congratula- tiono to tlhe artistes on the splendour

avzwnv. vae-w.

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