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“As Husbands G0” At Prince Edward

Warner Baxter Gives Best Performance at’ Career

‘As Husbands Go," Fox film's screen play adapted from Rachel Crothers‘ Broadway success in co- operation wlth the Charlottetown 001i Club gave yesterday's audience atthe Prince Edward Theatre the mast pleasant hour oi enjoyment they have had in a long time. Dir- ected at the hearts oi the modern husband and wife, the film played "Don the emotions of a woman who longs for the glamour of a new romance after tiring of the old one.

Falling in love with a young Emg- lishman while on a pleasure trip in Paris, the young wife returns home with the determination of securing a divorce from her husband. But because of the husbands kindness and generosity, she cannot bring herself to the point of telling him oi her new love. The situation reaches its height when the young lover arrives unexpectedly. The husband discovers that the new ar- rival is the man his wife hss be- come infatuated with while in Paris. Tactiully he handles the situation by becoming close friends with the young Englishman. uhe admiration ofthe young man for the husband becomes so great. that he decides to depart and leave things as they once were. The wife, real- lllnl her mistake, returns to the steadfast love oi her husband.

Warner Baxter, in the leading role, gives s performance that tops any of his previous endeavors, while Helen Vinson who plays opposite him, gives a splendid characteris- ation as his wile. The other mem- ‘- d. the cast which includes Warner Oland, Catharine Doucet, - P. Huntley, Jr., Prank O'Connor.

learlor Lynn and Jay Ward. are all eslly suited to their roles. Dir-

tor Hamilton Machdden handled the direction with remarkable in- ht.

TY" an: ire-vital‘. l- a, use. tour. and ma. Ollie - . was, a amour. with

~ N-At Bmokfield, Jan. n, be i» Ir. and ma Wilbert Stet- ~ a dI-IIIMI.‘

~- this City, Jan. M. tolllaand Ira. J. L. Andrews. " eymlosth sheet, a daughter,

BARRELS OF FUN

Then see what

MUSICAL

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Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante turn the laugh on the beer question in their new comedy. “What! No Beer?" which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre. Between them these comics turn 4 per cent beer into 100 per cent laughs in their newest Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer starring vehicle. First they take over the operation of a brewery, then find themselves caught between the fire oi warring beer-running gangs battling for control of their output. And when the gangsters are not hunting them down, the police are.

The picture is brimful oi both comei, and suspense, and is all the more interesting in that it deals, even though humorously, with a

mus union that

TUESDAY ‘HID-C. O. I. T., Senior.

III IIEIIDIIIMI

MR. JAMES FARRELL

Mr. James Farrell, a life-long resident of Sturgeon, was called to his eternal reward on January 22nd at the age oi seventy-one. A- bout two weeks before nis death Mr. Farrell was brought to the Charlottetown Hospital for treat- ment but soon it was evident that nothing could be done to stay the ravages of his insidious mafsdy- diabetes with compllmtions. Calm- ly and l-eslgnedly no prepared for the final summons oi llis Creator Whom he had served faithfully during his earthly sojourn

By Mr. Farrell's demise, the pro- vince loses an honest industrious citizen who in his own quiet, un- ostentatious .way so exemplified the teachings of his cherished faith that he was respected and esteem- ed by all his neighbors And ac- quaintances. The sympathy and kindnesses of his friends during his illness and after his death manif- ested the hish regard in which l" was held. and comforted his rela- tives in their hour of trial.

There are leit to mourn in his immediate family four dauslllfls and three sons: Sister St. JOhn of the Sisters of at. Martha. Char- lottetown; Mrs. John Palullvn- Salem, Mast: MH- 06°78‘! A- Schultz. Allston. Mass; M11 "W" olas rannisw. Siurswu: Jim“ and William of Stufleon; and M- phonsul o! Quincy. Mum. who Y“ lted his father during his last i11- mgs; three sisters, Mrs. Eliza Mc- Carron and Mrs. Mary C1094. gmrgeon; and Mrs. Anne Smith, Bllnd River, Ontario; and seven- teen grandchildren. 011° i“ “hun- Mm-y, daujater of a deceased son. Henry, resided with her IMMI- father.

The funeral tool! Pl"! m?!" 5‘- usl-y-s Chluch. Bturcwn. when M‘ many years Mr. Farrell was a valu- ed member of the choir. Reverend Michael RponcY was the “mm” of the solemn Requiem Mass, Rev- erend William McCabe and RAV- erend Owen Klggim wece Deacon and Bub-Deacon respectively. ‘WW plall bearers were: Messrs. Philip Murphy, Neil irumhy. John '1‘- undylggn, Nicholas Lannlgsn. Maurice Dale)’. and Patrick. Gid- dings. The hearse was driven by Mr. Hugh Collins. The mortal rc- malns oi this 1H5‘ ma" “ac 111d lmlde those oi his beloved wife. (my O'Connor). She fled llld" sully three yew m and Mm W nicer oi hdl‘ death w. Farrell red. Ill! thl!

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Card 0f Thanks

ARE YOU THIRSTY —- For Laughs ? “ BUSTER ” SCHNOZZLE havlikrlexved for your delight

“LAMBS ALL STAB GAMBOL!" AND SPORT REEL

ITéF£JiT Durante Lau gh Operas At Capitol

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question what has the whole coun- try and Congress lined up on one or the other side.

An Excellent Cast Keaton and Durante were never funnier, and are ably seconded by the stuttering Rosco Ates. who is their brewmaster, John Millan and Edward Brophy provide plenty of

THE _ GUARDIAN

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Supreme Court HearsEvidenceIn Gamhum Case

The case of the King vs. Russel Osrnhum, being an appeal from a iudgmellt. before Magistrate Donald llseKinncn was heard before Jus- tice A. O. Saunders in the Supreme

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P. At five o'clock the Court m. iourned until 10.30 a. m. todlr when judgment will be given u‘, Judge Saunders.

Sgt. Bradley testified to search-

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lng the premises of Russel Garn- burn 0n November 1d last. Four can: of rum wens found buried on the property of the Connolly EL;- lais immediately adjoining Gum- bumb yard. A can of rurn was also {ourrld ltliggeg beneath the culvert n ron arnhlilifs house. Five of lliflsl All as cans each containing about a quart new-y natures’ LIP...“ I: 7 of water were found in a sack in .‘?“‘" ' ""1 '"-°llv Dlyahle in n the dining room of the house. “mm

Constables Cameron and Shaw live evidence simfiar to that of Sgt. Bradley.

J. J. Johnson, E. 0.. appeared. {or the defense and J. A. MacDonald for the prosecution.

This column ls reserved lor news

DON'T FORGET the turkey sup-I , Der in the Baptist Bchoolroom lThursday, February 1st. 4733

wssr mun‘ rcz sroarsd Pbrum-‘Piiesdflln-lmuary soul. Be there! 472i

IMPORTANT uorlcl-z._n. Order to meet our obligatorls we request

ReportsReceived At Meeting O ,Z‘.§’..§'S"£§.Z‘§..Z°.'%T°3Z.SZ.will? Caledonzan Club l

Regular quarterly meeting of ti“;

‘WEST KENT ICE SPORTS-I, l-vcrum - Tuesday. January 30th. hovelty program. Hockey, 4733

As a result oi being thmwabt his flesh. Mr. decree w. match, Keplwch. axed rs, was lnsunty l killed yesterday. The d ‘ "l" W"! 8 hishly respected farms er, was hauling a load of manure 3 from the city when the accident» occurred. When the horse and sleigh arrived at the house ' noon and l pm. without"'lk- Match. the family became insets] and the hired man, Mr. Ls

menace as the rival beer oarorls. w’ “I '

The necessary romance ls well sup- plied by the presence in the lead- lng feminine role of Phyllis Barry,

Caledonia-n Club was held Iastevgn. lng, the President, F. A. A. Mulch, in the chair. Minutes of last; quay. terly meeting were read and adopt-

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m ‘Moore, on driving down the , ffvmwi- Party sp- found h" ‘lolly lying near mrside ' jstcrga “h e CIW P°1l°° Coll-it of the road about a quarter of I .-~ y c arged with a breach of mile from. the 110mm .

he Customs Act was fined $50 and

last seen on the screen with Ron- ald Colman In "Cynara."

The production is a pretentious one, and to vary the interest be- tween comedy and suspenseful drama with nice judgment.

DEIITIIAL GUARDIAN

ILUE FIRE-The firemen were called out at 6.30 last evening to extinguish a flue lire in a llouse on Prince Street.

FALLING TEMPERATURES —

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The mercury columln had dropped to ten degrees below zero at mid- night last night, according to a ther- mometer near The Guardian Office. Indications were that the tempera- ture would be even lower before morning as the mercury had been steadily dropping since early in the afternoon. The severe cold follow- ing closely on the recent mild weather left the streets in a very icy and slippery condition.

SALVATION ARMY SERVICES -The second in a series of lantern services entitled “Opening Events in Christ's Ministry," was seen by a large and. interested aud- ience at the Salvation Army Hall last night. A week ago Monday the service was “John's Introduction of Jesus," showing among other interesting views the Baptism of Jesus, also the Wedding at, Carla, while last night some views of interest were the Synagogue in Nazareth, where Jesus attended worship, the Wo- man oi Cychar, Jesus and Nico- demus, closing with a view of the Sea. of Galilee. Adjutant Stevens is conducting this series of services in connection with the winter pro- gram of special meetings at the Salvation Army. .

AT BOTABY—An interesting ad- dress on the motion picture busi- ness was delivered before the Blot- ary‘ Club yesterday by R-Ol-fllli" Arthur R. Cooper, Manager of the Prince Edward and Capitol Theat~ res. Mr. Cooper first gave an his- toric sketch o! the theatre, and traced the progress of a motion picture from its inception in the brain oi an author ulltil its iinal appearance On the screen. TIER pictures that move and talk flash across the silver screen of more‘ than sixty thousand‘ theatres throughout North America. South America, Eilrflpe and Asia are I01‘ the entertainment and Bmilfilmfinl- of millions of people People went to the theatre to be amused. en- tertained. and emotionally ex- hausted. The theatre mailailvmriii. Mr. Cooper stated welcomed con- stnlctlve criticism. Rotarlan J. A

Clark was in the chair. A new Rot’ gry song “Roll Roll, Rotary Wheel’ written by Dr. Arthur S. Burns, of the Kentville club. and set w music by Rotarian Cooper. was suns by gotgrian Roy Qulgloy with Mr. Qqopgr lfths! ,“l'iO. MI’. N. G. S. Ingram representing Cinn s; Co, publishers of Montreal, was a guest.

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PERSONALS Chief Justice Msthieson is con~ fined to hi horns with a severe cold.

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IIOII. silver slates were moderately.

lriittee reported a surplus and the ‘m8 °r 2 "mm" l

Burns Concert Committee gave a

TR . merrt of receipts and left Qlfnjfiffyfl“ mrmfeny expmditures showing till; celeb“- and arrived in Bord ' M?“ "my “on to ha“ been " decided 5W5- stenmer encountereiin hes-gr TIE: m‘ throughout the crossing. Floss were rllllllabi financial statement of the §§§§§°“§fl’uf'°fh"{ o ‘mid: Gun" conlm-“we w“ The train from Borden arrived in appo and were authorized to Charlottetown M 9 0.61m,‘ "PI-lilo for the annual field sports at some suitable centre. A special committee was anointed w riego- as? Igor the purchase of a set or ppes for the Club. A special

vote of thanks was passed unani- gaaeengfilgaégg ‘Pnounogamlgdvgaegélexsgs fggugsvlf land Hospital ssoo. Prince Edward occasion of the Burns Anniversary Island orphanage woo‘ Rm Cm“ celebration as follows‘ Rev Ber Sway “m “n” Edward u" an,‘ Guns DD Mn‘ w Mcilland Bible Society 8900. Central Donna Mr’! J finch ' Miss Christian Church $2.700. The latter

a n ' w ‘F, ' will also receive later an addition- w' P’ em’ w‘ wood‘ al amount of $4500 proceeds of Messrs. Malcolm McKinnon, J. 89am of residential‘ prbpefiy Livingstone, J. G. Murdock, P. ' ‘ Crichton, D. Edgar Shaw, KC, and the eight old timers.

After the meeting Clsnsmsn J. B. Manderaon entertained the| members present with some much‘ appreciated selections on the bag pipes.

I treasurer presented the an.

REQUESTS-The Eastern This‘. Company and G. W. Dewar, exec- utors oi estate of Alfred E. Dewar,

AT GYRO-There was one hund- red percent attendance at the week- ly dinner of the Gyro Club held last evening at the Canadian National Hotel. Mr. Rilssel Chandler was iu the chair and Mr. George Buntalll was the speaker. He discussed in an interesting manner the potato industry with regard to the shipping oi the product. A report was given re the contract bridge tournament now in progress. The hockey com- mittee reported that a. game would be played on Wednesday evening between the married and single members or the club.

Miscellaneous

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Oats C W no 2 44.