July 16, 1937 Pe Oar iS ADV OS A ik Page Five™ ————————— . . Drama . . Women’s Features . . Letters . . F CLASSIFIED ~ ADVERTISING SES OW the New Film Alliance sizes the new pictures up: =aces of Joe Penner, Milton Berle and NEW FACES GF 1937: If the Parkyakarkus could be called new, radio, backstage stuff and culmination ¢an be called a new plot. Tunes then this mixture of vaudeville only mildly pleasant. Summary of the New Pictures | of play-makes-good-on-Broadway THE THIRTEEN: Much on the order of Lost Patrol, 13 men and a woman, the captain’s wife, Davis departing from the save (Soviet film). Evidently Marked Woman Success, for here is its duplication in_miniature. Modre and Helen Broderick pitting MEET THE MISSUS: Victor their unusual talents against a weal script about a henpecked husband who finally pecked back. Progressive Arts Produce ‘H ostage’ G6 OSTAGE,” a play in one act b Progressive Arts Players street, last Saturday was a very ‘of plays now in course of prepaa) The play depicts an incident in conflict between the personal ties of need of the masses. In spite of the fact that there was very little action On the stage, the dialogue successfu the audience. phraseology, A slight tendency particularly noticeab rtion by the PAP. le marred an otherwise extremely cemmendable effort. The actors were polished in thei rehearsed—siving sympathetic though the part of Juan Carrendas, Lovalist army commander, faced with the necessity of ordering an advance agaimst the rebel-held city of Ovideo where his family and the families of his men are held as hostages, Imperfect Staging detracted from the play, Was weakened by the restrained style of presentation. but these defects of a minor technical nature can—and doubtless will—be corrected in future productions. What is important to note is that in the actors’ audience reaction the vigorous be recognized. HL. spi efforts and in the rit of the New Theatre could easily “Three Women’ Showing at Nanaimo 6¢73HREE WOMEN,” the Soviet Theatre, Nanaimo, July 22) Russian women’s role in the Red Russia proper and as background for the women from the time they film which comes to the Strand for one day only, is concerned with revolution. particularly Petrograd from 1914 to 1919, serve Story, Which recounts the lives of three young are gamins in the tenement district of Petrosrad until they are youns women serving in the Red Cross during the civil war. Miss Jeimo, three young women, while Boris Chirkoy play opposite them. rina head the cast of players “Three Women” seen was directsd by Dmitri Shostakovitch composed and Russian dialogue is translated by Zita Fedorova and L. Zarubina have the roles of the Baboechkin, B. Poslavsky and Boris Vera Popova and M. Blumenthal-Tama- in supporting roles. L. Arnshtam for Lenfilm studios. arranged the musical setting. The Emeglish titles. There will be three performances—matinee 2:20, evenings 7 and 9. Dont Miss ‘Life of Emile Zola See of the week to Warners " Life of Emile Zola, the most cour- ageous film to come out of Hollywood in a long time. Muni as Zola is magnificent, and Joseph Schildk Alfred Dreyfus, is hardly less these stars, and the story Hollyweod has had the courage to Pussyfootine. Fascist sovernments impressive. especially deserves recognition. raut aS the martyr of bigotry, Capt. A glorious cast surrounds treat a controversial subject without Attention . . NANAIMO! 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Cordova St. SSE SS SEES eT | CPOCLPOOSOSECL OOS OE | # 2 + Ready Now... $ ° ° e $ I Visit The Soviets | e | MARGARET GOULD, Secretary Child Welfare Council of To- > ronto, and Special Correspondent of the Toronto Star, can answer a ail your questions. ... What about Schools, Sex, Women, Liberty, 3 | Food? g Now on Sale - - $1.00 per copy (Clothbound) . ¢ $ > 350 W-. Pender St. $/ a NEW AGE BOOKSHOP Phone Trin. 5753 rel $ > determined to remain in a dried-out oasis in order to hold a bandit enemy of the Soviet at ba troops come. Dramatic, and well done. THE KING OF GAMBLERS: y until, and if, the (Bette ‘em and marry ’em tradition) was a lly sustained the tense interest of - toward conventional] or hackneyed in the most dramatic moments, “You don’t have to worry about wage cu “¥eah, they start you so low there’s nothing to cut.” = =f THE UPPER CRUST By REDFIELD ADVERTISING RATES Classified, 3 lines 25c. Display advertisements, 75c¢ per column inch. 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It was while managing Annette ihat he got the idea of the one-piece bathing suit and so emancipated the girls—and boys—from those funny little skirts which used to flap around our hocks, when they got wet, finishing clout and so disqualified hi match with Sullivan and went to Europe to practice his profession, He met Jem Smith, the British champion, on a snowy December day and Jake's ambition is to see the 80 mark and he has two “handlers” are afralj he won't last. the British boxer, Buxton of Victoria and Johnny Kilbane fought their way to a sixround draw without arousing any wild en- WHITE SPOT SERVICE STA- tion. Complete Automotive Serv. ice. Shell Products. Phone Mar pole 683. 8097 Granville St. HASTINGS WHITE SPOT SERY- ice Station. Fire Ghief Gasoline, Greasing, Oils. Corner Hastings and Slocan. Wish 5683. BARBER SHOPS “IT PAYS TO LOOK WELLE? Visit the 4 POINT Barber Shop 920 Granville St Sey. 4218. 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PLEASANT BILLIARD HALL and BARBER SHOP Everything in Smokers’ Supplies Cigars —— Gigarettes Pipes Lighters —— Fte. 2341 Main Street SEE CAFES and this brings home more sharply to us the fact that this struggle in Spain is our strugele—it js part of us—and we must see that the boys fighting in the Mackenzie-Papineau battalion receive the fullest measure of our support. Committees known as the Friends of the Maekenzie Papineau Batta- tion have been set up all over Can- f MBB BBE SB eect eer eurxesnuecununa her with a brooch. derful Gpportunity is this conference for a better understandings | of women’s problems. | The main theme is Peace, and while the rest of the world is dis- cussins what it is goine to do in the event of war, it is very encour. | aging to know that this conference, representative of women all over the world, is considering: what it can do to prevent War. Many other items are up for discussion, Ineludine | Birth Control, Traffic in Women and Children, Youth Movements for Peace! Traffic in Arms, all of which concern not only women hut the whole community. ji eS body of women is con- vening at Niagara Walls. On- tario, for the third biennial conven- tion of the Canadian Wederation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. Approximately one hundred women are pr nt, representing, 32 clubs from Halifax to Wancouver, and one of the items under discus- sion iS the crying need for new | and 2ninful employment for women. x eis week-end we celebrate the ath birthday of one 6f the mast loved women in the lahor world, WART TO DANCE? Meet me at the Hastings Auditorium 828 Bast Hastings St. Modern Dances, Every Saturday Malmin*’s Melody Makers Oid Time Dance Every Wed'day Cariboo Cowboys own as Mother | 4 : ; = \ Bay. 4524-R. Bloor did for the women in her time. S D H | if s QUICK SERVICE! WOOD COAT; Ee Cmi- I Sp ay GSSI1 le ; Hauling, Moving. 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Special attention ‘ to give something to this fund. % to phone orders. g = mS qs z . a+ in |# 2041 Commercial Dr. - Fair. 905 # If there is no committee in Ree wee eee ee eee OE: 905? your district. why not, be the one CIGARS AND CIGARETTES to Start such a committee yourself? Support will be forthcoming imme- When in town, visit .. _ diately the initial step has been taken, so some of you women take MALCO LM your courage in both hands and F i Ni LAYS ON show the boys there in Spain, who are giving their lives; that someone at home is doing their bit, too. CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, PIPES Soft Drinks + +)! 179 East Hastings Si. DAIRIES > EMPRESS DAIRIES Would Appreciate Having Your Business! We Know You Will Be Satisfiea! rh, Main—645 Main Street. — PURITY MEAT MARKET modern. Moderate rates. ieee — Fresh Every Day — serhment eros: These hotels r Steaks, Chops, Roasts & Boils nena. rope oe He Everything in Meats || COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 340 GAM. 2441 Hast Hatings — High. 140 le Street. 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