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‘new at the Prince Edward The- atre her pictures have been’ a cle- lisht and a revelation.

“That Certain Age" is as differ- ent from the previous trio as each of them were from each lthfl‘. As Deanna grows older, ner stories are carefully tailored to her age.

‘This picture is lighter in theme than the others. but no less nnw- orful in entertainment content.

Starring Deanna, with Melvyn Douglas, Irene Rich, Jackie (‘oop- er, John I-lalliday, Juanita Quigley, Jackie Sear], Peggy Stewart. Nancy Carroll and Charles cole- man. "That Certain Age" tells the story of a young girl, nearing; six- teen who meets a'war correspond- ent and fancies herself violently in love with him. Temporarily‘ infatuated with him, she forgets her yourégaer “boy-fr end" and her chil h playma s until it is brought home w her that she is still a child, and that romantic love ha; no lace in her life.

a Pack wi clever comedy. bril-

_ liant dialo e, the arkle of

a ‘ youth and lndescriba ie beauty

of Deannais voice, ‘Th

e" can be hailed as the finest

o the four pictures this great lit-

tln star has fnade for Universal.

Deanna sings five numbers in “That Certain Age." Three of

these are by the popular song-writ-

ing team of McHugh and Adam-

son. These are "My Own." "Be a Good Scout" and "You're as Prett as I. Picture." Her two classica selecti ns re Niles Des

Cadiz,” by Leo Delibes and "Ro-

meo and Juliet Waltz," from the

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DOUGLAS ' 33$... 121-657“ jeckie Cooper ~ Irene Rich At C apit 01

N I116)’ CIIIOU John Halliday Judd: Sear! ojlllnitd Quigley Borne absent-minded custodian ‘ left the um door open yester- A,L S 0 C A B. '1' 0 0N — day and upper classmen

graduated with degrees pf bug- house-oum-laude-and-funnier.

Which is only an inadequate way of trying o explain what took place at e capitol Theatre when the Ritz Brothers brought ‘Kentucky Moonshine" i-o a hy- sterical audience.

Three New Songs!

And aside from all the mad antics, the picture contains three neweongs b the same team

which made _

. Lew Pollack and Sidney Mitchell wrote "Moon- shine Over Kentucky." Reuben.

UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS

Deanna Durbin At Prince Edward

The advent of any Deanna Dur- or o e screen. Fmm e mg pictugeuiis a milestone in Erie :s:a§is.:us.s"si ‘100 Men and a Girl,’ ' and the v touching ‘Mad About Missio" right- ‘to the current, "That Certain Age", 1

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. _ l _ ANOI- L-gifi-T-Nil-DT‘! CHURCH 0|‘ SCOTLAND-Ser- viocs on Sabbath Jan. 32nd. ll a. m. and 7 o. m. Rev. J. . 81.57100. Minister. 14-238. PBESBYTEBIAN Church in Canada. Brookfleld Charge. Ser- vices. next lord's Road

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Day: Glasgow i1 s. m.: Hartsville 3 p. m.; Brookflcid 7:30 p. m: Hunter River. Wednesday 8 p 1n. L-228.

FUNEIIAL SERVICES -- The funeral of Mr. Norman Smith,

the victim of the recent drowning accident was held from Zion Church yesterday afternoon, where by Rev.

1c Webster, who also con- ducted service at the grave. The

"sing a Song of Harvest." To make sure these melodies are operly filing. producer Darryl F.

anuck has placed the vocniiza-|

non in the capable throats of popular Tony tin and marvel-

ous Marjorie eaver.... the ro- ‘mantic interest of the otherwise. mad movie.

‘Tile plot.what the Ritz Brothers

leave of it. is fairly lausifle. Radio P oi

A radio company sends ifs talent meant/Tony Martin, down to Ken-

tucky to get some real hilibillles. Mlriorlc Weaver, waiting for an audition, overhears the plans and

rushes back to her theatrical boarding house to tell tlia Ralf-Y. Brothers.

They go down to the hills. dis-

"guise themselves as mountaineers

....get mixed up in an old feud... hoodwink Tony Martin into put- ting on a broadcast in the moun- tains....and when the smoke clears away a romance nearly iloes on the rocks, is patched up again and fame on the radio comes to every one.

But. like a triple decker sand- wich—lt's what goes on in be- tween. that leaves the audience limp with laughter.

Good Cast

‘The film includes Slim Bummer- ville. Jchn Carradlne. Wally Vern- on. Berton Churchill and Eddie Collins in the cast

PETERS —.At Gaytuwn, Jan 1B, 1939, Joseph P. Peters (employee at Ebcpcrimental Farm), aged 59 years. Funeral from his late resid- ence Saturday morning at 8.46 t0 St. Dunstanb Basilica, thence to R. C. cemetery.

HOLMAN-At Summerside on Fri- day, Jan. 20, 1939, Mrs. R. T. Hol- man, aged 92. A shor funeral ser- vice will be held at er late resi-

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ion Late To Clasify

KENT DEAUTY SHOPPE-SPEC- ia.l rates until March. also in student work. Pes-manents 81.50 cic. L-235;1;a0-3i.

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pail bearers were: Messrs. James

,Arthur LeClair, Richard _Quinn. Jr., John McKinnon, Ken- neth Plaits and Lloyd McIntyre, Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

IIEAVY PASSENGER TRAFFIC —Passengers on the east bound flight of the Canadian Airways plane from Moncton last night included. J. Waller J0ilc5, M L. A., Bunbu . Robert Holman, L. J. Staoeinrblarl Baker, J. O. Hyndrnan and R. E Mulch, all of Charlottetown, and senator Creel- man McArthur who was a DB5‘ eenger as far as Summer- eide. Due to h e a v Y "i" fic two machines were used in the m, Four passengers made the out bound flight at noon.

onsanvr: ANNIVERSARY- ‘Ihe Haitsviile Christian Endeav- .our celebrated the anniversary oi

the organization on January |13th. by holdinir it banquet in the Orange Hall at ‘l p. m. The mem-

bers and guests sa-t down w a tasty luncheon served by the social com- mittee. The President John Mac- Lennan led e

the wast to the King, which was responded to by smiling the NB- ticnai Anthem. Ml‘. us Mac- Donald proposed the toast to the church which was responded to by Minister Dr. A. O Th

the 6m‘ son. The toast to

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Dthepdtyiéjdlglflgetl). 1 was proposed y r 0- E0; and mswnded w by MI-i- "niomscn. John MacDonald mo- the toast to the Session and

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. . Anglia MacDo I posed the toast to the Women! lvllssion Society and was re- sponded by Mrs. Everet Mac- Leod. Mrs. Thcmson proposed the toast to the Sunday School and was responded to by Nlrs- Mo)‘ Machennan. Mr. John Nicholson proposed the toast to the of Managers and was responded to a M ... -...~"-.;.:ii:- MaoLeod proposed e e choir and wasrespondedtobyPeter Nicholson. The speeches were all o1’ a high standard and 80W H very optimistic outlook for the year ahead. The election of offi- cers followed resulting in the re- election of the Old CfijCBPS- Mil‘- Jc-hn Macbennan President and Miss Margaret MacLeod, Secre- tarry and Peter Nicholson treasurer. A social eveninz followed and the enjllayablgv oveuirilg wasd brought t: a cone _ slung 118-118 - and followed y the Benedimn by Dr. Thomson.

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Annual Meeting

Last Evening

The trustee board of Zion Pres- b terian Church for 1038 would, in-

ode the following: Messrs. J_ A. MacMiilan, Herbert Jewell. E. A. Cudmore, J. C. Cooke. Major Mac- Rae, Norman Macleod and Earl MacDonald, it was announced fol- lowing the annual meeting oi the Zion Congregation last night.

The meeting opened with de- votional service led by the min- ister, Rev. G. C Webster.

By unanimous motions Rev. G. C. Webster was appointed chair- man and Mr Norman MacLeod sec- retary of the meeting. Mis. Erna

hsalthy financial condition.

They were given as follows:-

Session, Mr, J. E. R. MacEwen.

Mission Band, Joan Large and Margaret MacDonald; Cubs. Navita Haywood; Scouts, Percy Cameron; Christian Endeavor. Frances White and T151811 Roper; Canadian Girls in Training, ‘Tflillilli. Larler and Violet Partridge; -Ses.=iou and Benevolent Funds, Ml‘. Murdock Ross: Explorers, Mrs. Neil Mathe- son read by Mrs. Gordon Leitch: Junior Sunday School. the super- intendent, Mrs. C. W. Patterson: Senior Sunday School, superintend- ent, J. E. R. McEwen and trea- surer, Miss Ida MacDougall; Cradle Roll. Mrs Harold Hoil; board of Trustees, Mr. J. A. MacMlllan and Miss Florence Maclieod; Manse Fund and Mlaiionazy Association. Miss Florence MaoLeod; Ladies’ Aid Society, Mrs. A_ A. MacDon- ald and Miss Florence MacLeod; Ladies‘ Guild, Mrs Rankin Mc- Laine; Woman's Missionary SJ". ciety, Mrs. Gordon 1-1. Leitch and Mrs. Alfred Alffleck: Choir. Mrs. F. A. A. Mutch and Mr. Arthur Hale; and the fund for the pro- posed window in-memory of Rev. George C. Taylor, Miss Bessie

MarLean. Messrs Earl MacDonald and J. R. Nelson, auditors for the st

year were re-appointed for 193 .

By a standing vote the meeting expressed its great pleasure at the decision of Rev. O. C. and Mrs. Webster to carry on their work in Zion Church instead of accepting the call to Ontario.

The budget, as brought in bv the trustees. W55, with one addition for the lord's Day Alliance, sc- cepted by the meeting

The meeting clos-"d with prayer

and the Benediction by Rev, G. C. Webster. Meeting of’ Ladies’ Guild Mrs_ James A. MacMillan was

elected president oi’ the Ladies’ Guild of Zion Presbyterian Church at the annual meeting on es- day oi’ this week. Other officers include, vice-president, Mrs. J. Harry Hill; secretarytreasurer, Mra Rankin Macieine. re-elected.

Mrs. Frank L. Dillon, retiring president occupied the chair at the meeting which was marked by re- cord attendance,

lteyiif: of the year's vcm-l: were given by the Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs, Rankin MacLalne.

A hearty vote of thanks was ten- dered t!» the

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Kelly, Sruthporf. will be learn that she is making a speed

Smith. City, will rsaJ-et to

retiring officers -— F

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This column ls local tel-est

FIBEMEN CALLED — Firemen

were called to 84 Ba field Street, to a dwelling occupie Ed- ward Bourg

last night- Fire was ln the

by Mr. eault, about 11 o'clock e.

Bozwell and Mrs. F s. A. Mutch merit aroud a chimney. it was were appoinked a committee for Said- The“ W85 D0 114111189- press report. , The reports of the various de- parfments oi’ the CEKLICWS work showed steady growth- and a PCISOIIBIS \

Mr. L man Tremere. Hampshire, was a vsifor to the city yesterday.

‘rile many friends of Mrs Louise Bonnell, l-lllLsboro Street, will re-

gret to learn of her serious illness.

The many friends of Mrs. L. O. glad w

recovery, although still to the City Hospital.

The many friends of Mr. Percy

know

that he is in the Prince Edward

Lsliasid Hospital for a serious oper- on,

Y confined

at

M‘. Roy D. Woolner, North Rustico, was in the city yesterday. He stated that the roads were open for cars but were very icy and dangerous.

Mrs. Orion Johnson, Charlotte- town, returned to the Citylicl Can- adian Airways plane from oncton on Tuesday last. She was enroute from Bermuda where she spent the past three months,

Credit llnion Assets Exceed S1 1,000 In Dec.

Rev- P. McMahon, D. D-, Re-élected President Of St- Dunstan's Cred- it Union Last Night.

Assets of St. Donate-ifs Credit Unio organized on June 1, 1937, December

n. totalled $11,132. 12, 0h

31, 1988. it was revealed at the an-

nual meeting oi’ the organization

last night. Number of members at

the end of the year was 568.

Rev. Patrick McMahon, D. D , presided at the meet , which heard, in addition to annual re- ports, addresses by Messrs, E. J.

Morrlsey, Benjamin Gallant, MaoMillan and Dr. J. T.

Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. MacLaine and anneal M“ P- ‘7- M“°D°na1d* Dr. McMahon was re-elected , ' president of th Union for 1089. Ladi“ Md Elect“ omcg" Othw officers eTected for the en-

Mrs. Lucy Kielly was reelected president of the Ladies’ Aid So~ clety at the annual meeting which fol‘0wed that cf the Guild. Other officers are, firs}, vice-president. Mrs. William MacMilian: second vice- esident, Mrs. P J. Mac- Don d; secretary. Mrs. A. A MacDonald, re-elected: Miss Florence MacLeod re-clected.

The general report was read by the secretary. Mrs. A. A. Mac- Donald and the financial report by the treasurer, Miss Florence Mac-

od meetinz expressed its at ihe decision of' Rev’. G. C. Webster and Mrs. Webster to carry on with their work in Zion Church instead of ac- cepting the call to their native province. _

Mr. Webster replied fiitingly, f made helpful suggestions for the

Le . % great pleasure

Tague, Joseph Purcell, Basil Quaid, Cornelius S

are, J Alf boyle. J. and Kenneth MadMlllan.

year and a h f become an important cooperative

suing 12 months include; vice- president,

treasurer, tor

Mc- Mc- Pefers, Joseph tewart.

F/Iembers of the Credit Commit-

" fee are. Ambrose Joy, Andrew But- treasurer- ler, and J. P. Cullen.

committee

On the . MacDonald

supervise

M s. J. P. MoCloskey, J. T.

essr Revell and "Wilfred Drlsooll were on the nominating committee.

ldent Reviews Year

“Our organization though only l ai old has already

rs

inancial institution and its man-

agement, requires the most careful

future and highly commended the and competent directions. Dr. My

work done by both societies

On behalf of both societies an. address was rend and a sift pre- sented to Mrs. Kielly who has

Manon sad in the course of his ad- dress as president of the Union." It is not purely a financial ganizatlon, neither is it a charity

01'"

completed five years of work as hm m 1 _~ the may. "Tetii-‘iem m. the “may 51d 5°" glen}; 00.111.11.131.“ await is an in- “i9 stitution founded on a spirit of

t .

Ag the end of the business period

afternoon lea was servo.‘ by the

rcffreshm-eiit commitfew: Mrs. F’.

'., Dillon, Mrs. Hal Warren. Mrs and Mrs. J. H.

co-operation which provides for its members, an encouragement of thrift and an opportunity for exercising means of small weekly

in its ‘savings’ feature,

it by

Frank Fraser. Hill

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The EZIIdTan Press) Toronto -Gdld stocks

lower; index groups higher,

Montreal

and

Stocks closed higher.

Winnipeg -Wheat 1-8 cent lower to unchanged. London ~Bar sliver and lead

lower; copper and zinc higher; Montreal ~Silver unchanged.

New York-Cotton, rubber

sugar‘ higher; coffee lower.

In Memoriam

loving memory of

W.

Into rest January 20th, 1988

She w‘: aikylnsgs so Jew innaiis world her equal you‘ll A beautiful llfs that came to an She 115;}: find she lived everynnefii

Lovirwly ‘remembered by her husban b232,

and family.

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Mrs Johnston who entered true. unselfish

and in its ‘loan’ feature the pos- sibility of obtaining. money for provident or productive purposes at a. reasonable rate of interest. While both these features are important in the work of economic betterment of g peoplqltls thehablt 0f thrift and the building up of reserve capital bv means of systematic saving that is most inmortanr. That alone will enable a man in build up a little reserve, give him a ‘stake’ in this world and a sense of ownership. to ther with a new confident out on life a-lcni! I savings road to financial or eco- nomic independence." Dr- M0-

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