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Again FEATURED
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good wishes for a hearty, the mid-week attraction on the
lscreen of the Capitol Theatre here

happy holiday season foi- The senator becomes a national
| power and a leader in the fight for

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peace and plenty. May our
relationships continue to be ther, she tricks him into being the
as mt utually pleasant as the 2V icomes and a dramatic climax occurs |

have been in the |

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“The Washington Masquerade,”
a drama concerned with the lobby-
jist racket in the capital of the Uni-
ited States with Lionel Barrymore
in a dominant role as a senator who

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LIONEL BARRYMORE |
in “The Washington Masquera(’t

With Karen Morley and Nils Asther. Whispers of Sea

Shadows of Intrigue. A Metro-Goldwyy Pp

Comedy — CHARLIE MURRAY in “COURTING
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WED. REVIVAL at 10:25-—-SETH PARKER in “Way Racy Home”

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tool of the lobbyists. Disillusionment |

in the Senate chambers where}
aSt, Barrymore, in an _ impassioned
speech, tears asunder the structure |
of “inside” politics
Karen Morley has the principal!
feminine role as the woman who
attempts to dupe Barrymore. Diane

 

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debut in this pieture as Barrymore's

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;part as a foreign affairs lobbyist
The weekly revival feature to-
Ki |night presents Seth Parker in “Way
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Part }Christmas: Tree entertainment and Tuesday Enjoyed
Y |Supper was given the children of | -

& of recitations and music after) Part in an informal Christmas pro-; There i great time last night
| which Santa Claus ‘Rennie Keron)| #ram at the regular weekly lun-! a: st. Peter's Church when the a
| paid a Visit and, assisted by Mrs. J.;|cheon of the Prince Rupert Gyro | 1al Christmas Tree entertainment |
. . Club in the Boston Cafe yesterday Bok ge pe F a a)
é s se S. Irvine and Miss M. Durran, dis- | ic ee sen aft tal
Buy. Two or Three at This Price \ scmlee gifts to the children. Sup-|afternoon. President William | ¥4S held and Santa Claus, in all his
per was then served | Cruickshank. was in the chair glory, appeared on the scene and

| } ; ; . distributed rifts to tne yol 4

4 = \ J. Ww, McKinley was chairman and| During the luncheon, a turkey es. oF the young
] 2 j the program included recitations by| W@5 'affled, the winner being Dr.| People. The Parish Hall was crow

° all e @ac | Zelda Hale, Harry Parsons, Donald| l. W. Kergin Ged and the audience was enter,

 

 

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| warmin ocial event of the year, as you can imagine, at Uni
! ersity of Missouri, Columbia. Well, anyway, here she is

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Bridge | Een | Of Gyro Club on ST. PETER’S
A very jolly and ee ° eas

Enjoyable Christmas Tree and En-
tertainment Under Auspices of
Sunday School

|Rebekahs and Oddfellows in the

| Oddfellows’ Hall yesterday after-| W.H. Tobey, T. W. Brown, Dr. !
}noon. The children entertained| W. Kergin, W. D. Vance and Frank
| their elders with a splendid program; Dibb were among those who took

 

 

 

 

| Betty Wilkinson, June Gilker, Mur- | : : am ms, ¢. o.! : oo —
K A | E N H A R D W A R E liel Eby, Verna Graham and Rosie| Little, W. D. Vance and R. E. Ben- | 4chers who had trained them and
Cox; violin solos by James Hadden | 5°" Was evidenec of the ability of the

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| Eby, Alice Barbe, Lorraine Barbe,| Dr. H. O. Jomnsen, Dan Burrow ined most delightfully with a
|Thomas Pierce, Colleen Monteith|@nd Charles Fyfe were welcomed a rogram of events by the pupils of
{and Bertha Monteith; piano solos by |€W members of the club he school. Their work reflected

Guests were James Douglas, J. J.|#reat credit on the shool and the

 

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and Billy Hadden; vocal trios and | —— - hildren. Miss Thelma Skinner and

 

 

 

 

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song by Zilla Sherman, dance by | @ Miss Alice Gomez delighted the
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RATEPAYERS’ ASSN. PRESIDENT | 1933, It is time the people knew the

CHALLENGES MAYOR TO PUBLIC truth and it is now squarely up Whence ow eietge 2B vigils oe > ; eS
DEBATE ON CITY'S FINANCES the Mayor ;Christmas tree consisted of H. M Marriage and Engagement J. P. Forde of Victoria, district
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(Cont ) ment f public works. arrived |
peatapnes: epee Eee. Presgient P. R. Ratepayers |M. Durran Funeral Notices $1 n the Pris 4 Rus oe nie
——— = a -_— Sener ; ° if Pilice ipert thi
éf the doubt and placed it at €378, Association In charge of the supper were Mrs Cards of Thanks orning from thé south, being here
i i ‘ 2 being h
pl , | Alex McNeill, Mrs. Bert Morgan Funeral’ Flowers 10c. per fficial dutie

000,00. In the Mayor's quotation of
the report he carefully avoids in-

cluding the fixed cnarges for rea-j| «
sons best known, to himself and, by |
this omission, claims the report was
in error some $270,000.00, and finds!
it is difficult to understand what
reasons actuated the committee in
making these very obvious and pal-
pable errors in placing such state-
ments before the public” and hopes |
“they will lose no time in rectifying

these misrepresentations.” If there

were misrepresentations they were |
made on information received from
the chairman of the finance com- |
mittee, the city treasurer and pre-|
vious annual reports of the city. The

committee complained of which#
gathered the information for the}
report was composed of Ald Casey, |
Ald. Collart and M. M. Stephens. |
The Mayor seems peeved that they

should give the ratepayers infor-

mation on the seriousness of the

city’s financial position.

The Ratepayers’ Association}
stands firmly behind the report and |
is ready to meet Mayor Orme or!
anyone else under him in public |
debate of the city’s financial posi-
tion at a date to be selected by the
Mayor himself, before January 12,

 

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