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“Her Sweetheart” ipiced With Tears And Laughter At Prince Edward

Jo-etarred ior the first time on one screen, Marie Dresaier and Lionel Barrymore bring comedy, heart int-arm and gripping drama to their tans in an inimitable blend In “Her Sweetheart" (Chriatophﬁt Beam, currently playing at the Prince Edward Theatre. This la Metro-Golduyn-Mayerls much dis- cussed ﬁlmization oi the stage suc- cess, “The Late Christopher Bean."

The two beloved ﬁgures who rec- rived Academy awards together provide vivid personalities in a vig- orous story which is replete with laughs as well as dramatic intcrest. A: Abby, the iaithiul 01d servant who iinda herseli’ suddenly in pos- peaslon oi a priceless painting and coneeoueritly l- the center o! intrigue and plotting, Miss Dressin- gives another oi her forceful and intensely human portrayals. Barry- more n-s the kindly old Dr. ilaggett whdbecomes tbsessed at the thought o! riches almost in his grasp, given an equally brilliant performance.

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‘rub story deals with the family oi I country doctor who in the pasC had befriended an artist long aince dead. The paintings oi this artist are discovered to be worth a fortune. The old doctor, under the lash oi avarse. seek: to steal the portrait oi the servant. Abby, thua uncovering a romance oi the past and participating a striking denonement. Various character-a, aucil as the innocent. young lovsra, the__schemirig wife. the jealous daughter. the suave art dealer, in- treject interesting touches into the abmrbiniz drama.

Miss Dressler and Barrymore are eunported by a ﬁnished cast in whldi pFominent roles are filled by Helen Mar-k M the jealous daughter, Beulah Bondi oi the Oflilihal stage ‘rast, Russell Hardie, Jean Heinholt. II, B, Warner.

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"Walla oi Gold," the new Fox khotoplay based on the novel of the lame name by Kathleen Norris, opened at the Capitol Theatre yol- terday, and proved ltseli easily the but 0i the Nurrll novels Pleturlned tor the screen. Sally Eilers, Norman Buster and Ralph Morgan have the lectured roles.

Th; story oi’ the picture deals with tho problem of a young and beautiiul girl who must choose be-

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Report oi Orwell Oove School for January: Grade X-l Annie Msqyherscn, I Catherine Macdonald, I laabel Macaw. Grade 11-1 Frances Maedonald 2 Cloudirie Brown. 3 Doris Rooney.

Grads VIII-l Barbara Indeed. I Margaret Maodonald, 3 Martina Metering

Grade VI-l Mary MacRae, 2 Patricia Rooney, 8 Edison Modem Grade IV-l Zita Rooney, 2 May Maodonald. l Cecelia Rooney. Grade 111 Br-l. James MeKenna 2 Jame Rooney. Grade I11 Jr-l Dannie Brown, I Dorothy Rodney. Grade II-l Alberto Nicholson, 2 John Mcxenna. Grade I (0-1

Georgina Rooney Grade I (e)—1 John Grant, Wilbert Rooney. l Mary Money, -’Iieacher, Estelle Macdonald.

The Girrlsraii-avzrranged their Ocmmerdal League series and the ﬁrst games played on '1“ ‘

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TAG DAY {or Charlottetown Hol- pital Wednesday, Iehruar-y 16th. Meet the ladiea kindle and help a worthy cause. 11-103-

VOT! I0! GEORGE WHEAT- LIY IN WARD lw-HB il the 99W’ lar candidate pledged w beneﬁt tggpgyerg by certain zpeciﬂed Nlieil and in Protect the labourin! m"! trorn outside canpetition. 11-408.

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, y was aentonced to sixty days in Joll- 7V0 other men appearinc 0n a volflﬂby charge were ordered to have tnwn.

Al‘ onto-at the reguln- week- lyGyrodinner-heldlttbecmad- ian National Hotel last evening Mr.

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ThHE(ﬂ]D.AIM\GE,“buihnhiﬁnmoiun to sun, but woman’: work is never done,” is only partially true today. Science has taken an interest in the home of late years, and has done much to lighten the burdens of householdtasks.

Science has harnessed electricity to‘ make it perform a sort of. “Aladdin magic.” It works for us, twenty-four hours a day-and its pay is lovweonsidet- lng the labors it accomplishes. It furnish- eslight and heat. It sweeps the carpets and polishes the ﬂoors. It runs the sewing machine and washes the dishes. It the bread and percolates the morning cup ofooﬂee. It beats the eggs; it stirs the dough and bakes the bread; and last, but not least, it furnishes the power for the radio to entertain day and night.

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