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.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Siu.-rl
Sri
Parade
Rolled
Shirt
FranH
j
In
.w
Johnny
nines
Conieily
Pretty
New
York
debutantes
along
I
with
their
Popah
and
Mommahs,
all
(fashionable
members
of
Manhattan'
social
set
had
an
unexpected
fling
at
i
the
movies
when
Johnny
HInes
decided
'
to
film
some
Interior
scenes
for
his
First
National
picture.
"The
.Brown
Derby,"
!
at
the
aristocratic
Hotel
Marie
Antoinette,
on
upper
Broadway,
i
Shortly
before
midnight
guests
of
the
residential
hostelry
were
astonished
to
see
the
staff
from
the
studio
enter
bearing
the
huge
lighting
paraphernalia,
which,
was
brought
down
from
the
studio
on
big
trucks.
When
the
motion
picture
cameras
made
their
appearance
j
they
knew
what
was
up.
Finally
when!
I
preparations
for
the
filming
was
com
Ipleted
Johnny
Hlttes
Invited
all
of
the
guests
that
so
desired
to
take
part
In
I
the
filming.
I
It
was
a
gala
night
at
the
big
hotel.
Cameras
ground
as
comedy
action
took
!
place
until
around
four
In
the
morning,
and
the
society
folk
enjoyed
themselves
I
so
hugely
that
they
made
arrangements
jfer
the
hotel
archestra
to
remain
and
i
furnish
dance
music
for
the
movie
stars
until
they
were
too
tired
to
dance
another
step.
1
That
an
enjoyable
time
was
had.
In
spite
of
the
late
hours,
was
evidenced
by
the
different
members
of
the
cast
who
remained
for
the
dancing.
Including
Johnny
HInes,
Diana
Kane,
Ruth
Dwyer.
Bradley
Barker.
Harold
Fothay.
and
others.
Movie
fans
of
this
city
will
be
able
to
view
all
of
the
fun
In
"The
Brown
Derby"
when
It
comes
to
Westholme
.Theatre
tonight.
"BROWN
OF
HARVARD"
IS
COLLEGE
STORY
Slmws
TV
hat
llapM-tied
to
Typical
Amerl-ran
Vital
It
Imbued
With
III
own
Iniiwrtanre
In
"Brown
of
Harvard"
coming
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
tomorrow
night,
a
typically
egotistic
American
youth,
arrives
In
Cambridge
to
set
Harvard
on
Its
ear.
Clever
and
gay-natured,
he
quickly
becomes
popular,
but
he
soon
clashes
teuiperaUieiilaUy
with
one
Bub
Mc-Andrews,
studious,
reserved
and
somewhat
sullen
Individual,
who
also
turns
out
to
be
his
leadln?
rival
for
the
affections
of
Mary
Abbott,
a
pretty,
intelligent
daughter
of
Prof.
Abbott.
Tom
takes
rooms
with
Doollttle
(Doo).
an
awkward,
homely,
but
good-hearted
backwoods
youth,
who
Idolizes,
Tom
and
basks
In
the
light
of.
his
pop-;
ularity.
j
At
a
party.
Tom
forcibly
kisses
Mary,
I
which
angers
her.
though
not
sufficient
'
to
hide
;Vr
regard
for
him.
Bui
he
1
and
McAndrews
have
a
fight
over
this,
which
ends
when
cops
are
heard.
Tom
had
Intended
to
go
cut
for
football,
buV
deplded
spt
beat
sMac
JuV
of
.the
Mltokt
'
jbb'on'ln
crew.
Mac
won
the
position
and
Tom
sullenly
crossed
his
name
from
the
subs'
lht.
Boon
after,
he
meet
Mary,
who
consoles
him,
and
he
again
pulls
his
line,
this
time
so
effectively
that
she
admits
her
love,
and
falls
to
weeping
because
he
had
so
exposed
her
true
feelings
to
herself.
He
Is
ashamed
over
this,
later,
and
takes
refuge
Jn,
drink.
That
night
he
comes
home
drunk,
the
coach
calls
to
say
Mac
Is
hurt
and
Tom
will
have
to
row
against
Ysle
next
day.
Doo
hides
his
predicament,
and
next
day
Tom
strokes
for
Harvard,
collapses
and
Vale
wins.
His
sprees
get
out
and
he
is
In
disgrace.
Mary
snubs
him.
He
goes
home,
quitting
college,
but
hi
Dad
persuadea
him
to
go
back
and
recti
fy
an
error
he
had
made
years
ago
In
dropping
the
football
In
a
game
which
had
cost
Harvard
its
victory
over
Vale,
Tom
returns
to
face
the
music
and
goes
out
for
football.
He
finds
Mary
and
Mao
thicker
than
ever,
and
Is
disheartened.
The
nlcht
before
the
Vale
game
he
mistakenly
believes
he
was
dropned
from
the
squad.
He
leaves
for
Boston!,
but
Immediately
after,
tbe
coach
calls
Dao
and
orders
Tom
to
be
on
hand.
Doo
is
then
very
ill,
but
to
save
his
friend's
reputation,
run
Into
the
wet
night
and
get
Tom
off
the
ear.
and
collapses.
Tom
take
his
pal
to
the
hospital;
the
exposure
ha
made
Doo
much
worse.
Next
day
on
the
way
to
the
game
Tom
stops
to
see
Doo.
Mary
1
there
and
Doo
forces
them
to
settle
thelf
quarrel.
Tom
leave
determined
to
win
the
game
for
Doo.
In
the
last
moment
Tom
1a
substituted
for
an
Injured
man.
wan
Yale
In
the
lead.
Tom
plays
furl
ously,
and
takes
tb
ball
to
ths
very
am
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Monday
Only
johnny
HInes
In
The
Brown
Derby."
Comedy:
"One
Wild
Ride."
International
News.
Tuesday
Only
Jack
Pickford
In
"Brown
Harvard."?
Comedy:
"Madame
Mystery."
of
WrdnnMUj
anil
Tlnirsrtiy
Adolphe
Mcn'Jou
In
"The
Ace
of
4.
Cads"
Ccmedy:
"Plane
Jane."
Aesop's
.
Film
Fables.
Friday
and
Saturday
Antonio
Moreno
In
"Mare
Nos-
4.
trum."
Patbe
Review.
.
goal
line.
But,
seeing
a
chance
for
Mac
halfback.
to
score
on
a
line
plunge,
he
begs
Mac
be
given
the
ball.
The
men
reach
a
new
understanding
In
a
glance.
Mac
takes
the
ball
over
and
the
game
Is
won
for
Harvard.
Mac
graciously
tells
Mary
that
Tom
really
won
the
game.
Tom
streaks
for
the
hospital
to
tell
Doo
they
have
won,
but
poo
passes
aw&y
a
few
moment
later.
Mary
finds
Tom
there,
and
together
they
weep
over
their
dead
friend.
later,
when
the
Browns
and
Abbotts
are
In
Tom's
room,
the
Dickey,
the
dls-,
tlngul&hed
honor
society,
come
to
carry
Tom
off,
a
hero.
Mary
explains
wba;
It
is,
very
proud,
and
the
Browns
ex
change
knowing,
happy
glances.
FINE
PRODUCTION'
WITH
FAIR
PLOT
Drama
of
Broken
Mir
of
Yoath
Is
"The
Are
f
fails"
Coming
Wednr-tay
and
Tlinrvlaj
In
"The
Ace
-of
Catfv"
coming
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
on
Wednesday
and
inursday.
Luther
Reed,
who
makes
his
debut
as
a
director
and
has
accom
plished
a
neat
Jfib.
He
has
covered
up
the
plot
shortcomings
by
placing
em-phaal
upon
the
production
with
the
result
that
tbe.
atmosphere
Is
correct
and
In
good
taste.
Michael
Arlen,
who
wrote
the
story.
has
brought
nothing
new
to
the
screen.
As
Is
customary
with,
his
ideas
he
has
his
principal
character
found
guilty
of
a
misdemeanor
of
which
he
was
Innocent.
And
so
for
nineteen
years
he
suffers
before
he
finds
some
measure
cf
happiness.
Since
tii
plot
ha
done
yeoman
.service
under
various
guises
the
element
of
suspense
1
hot
my
promin
ent.
It
Is
quite
eaiy
to
anticipate
the
outcome
of
the
story
-so
the
interest
falls
upon
the
characterization
and
the
Intelligent
handling
of
the
figures
by
the
director.
Adolphe
Menjou
plays
with
his
usual
poise
and'
sophisticated
bearing,
but
Alice
Yoyce
has
a
role
which
Invites
much
more
sympathy.
,
The
theme
Is
the
drama
of
broken
love
of
youth
separated
from-
sweetheart
through
treachery
of
false
friendbut
who
years
afterward
finds
a
measure
of
happiness.
"MARE
NOSTRUM"
IS
WORLDWAR
DRAMA
"Mare
Nostrum,"
coming
-at
the
week
end
to-
the
Westholme
Theatre.
Is
a
drama
of
the.
Mediterranean
Sea
during
the
World
War.
Secret
service
systems
of
European
countries,
submarine
warfare
and
many
famous
historical
and
pictorial
locations
on
the
con
tinea
t
are
depicted.
Freya
Talberg
was
a
beautiful
and
ruthless
spy
In
the
service
of
her
country
Gowned
and
Jewelled
like
a
queen
she
was
desired
by
many
men
of
high
political
standing
of
the
Allied
nations.
Of
them
she
made
puppets
to
gain
Information
and
accomplish
deed
advantageous
to
her
own
country-Captain
Ulysses
Ferragut
was
the
last
of
the
famous
Spanish
family
In
every
port
and
on
every
ship
that
sailed
the
seven
seas.
In
Pompeii
Ulysses
met
Frejra
and
was
madly
In
love
with
her
at
first
et,
,
The
leaders
of
the
secret
servlae
system,
of
which
Preya
was
a
member,
discovered
this
and
planned
to
make
good!
xix
of
UlvueV
knowledge
of
the
Medl-terrarjean
,to
assist
them
In
supplying
'.heir
submarines
with
fuel,
using
Preya
aa
the
bait.
Against
her
wlU
Freya
learned
to
love
Ulysses
as
she
had
never
loved
before
She
attempted
to
withdraw
from
the
net
h
waa
slowly
but
surely
weaving
around
him,
but
the
leaders
of
tbe
service
with"
which
she
was
associated
would
not
listen
to
her
plema.
Ulywiet
iris
finally
the
tool
that
enabled
the
submarines
to
tske
fuel
to
Mediterran
ean
waters.
He
returned
to
Naples
to
find
Freya
and
the
other
members
of
the
spy
system
had
fled.
His
own
son
was
killed
when
a
liner
on
which
the
boy
was
a
passenger
sra
torpedoed
and
sunk.
Ulymes
set
out
uf
have
revenge
for
the
death
of
his
son
and
for
hts
own
mistakes.
-
He
turned
his
ship,
the
"Mare
Nostrum,"
over
to
tbe
serrtee
of
the
French
government
and
volu:
tiered
as
Its
commander.
He
was
responsible
for
th
capture
of
the
leader
of
the
tpy
system
that
had
been
the
cause
of
all
his
troubles
Preya
learned
of
the
death
of
Ulysses'
son
and
denounced
'
be
cause
itm
could
sanction
such
barbarity
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found
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Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stuile
bakers
at
your
disnn1"'
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
Ulysses
In
MarotiUes
and
tried
to
get
him
to
take
her
sway.
'
With
tbe
vision
of
his
son
always
before
him
Ulysses
spumed
her.
Preyswas
betrayed
to
Prance
by
her
former
associates
She
was
arrested
and
sentenced
to
be
executed.
Ulystes
sailed
from
Marseilles
with
a
cargo
of
ammunition
for
the
Allies.
HI-hip
was
torpedoed.
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AFFAIR
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IN
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Ol'
LlV
In
their
hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
East,
which
was
beautifully
decorated
with
.ensonal
effect,
golden
and
mauve
lone
predominating,
the
DaUffcters
of
the
j
Empire
entertained
at
tea
on
Saturday
ia:veruoon
In
honor
of
Lady
WiiUndott.
the
Ocvrraor-General,
and
other
mem-
I
bers
of
the
vice-regal
suite
atao
being
present
at
the
reception.
PurUiar
leading
to
the
attractiveness
of
UM
aceae.
which,
was
commented
upon
fry
the
r.atsu
of
honor,
were
attractively
ornamented
shades
on
light
which
barman
-
d
with
the
other
decoration.
On
entering
the
hall.
Lord
and
Lady
Wllllngdon
were
escorted
by
standard-a
arers
-Mrs
8.
V.
Oox.
Mia
Baker,
Mlaa
,
Shlel
and
Mrs.
W.
Brass
to
the
centr-jOi
the
reception
room
Mrs
R,
Diane.
I
I
(
K-snt
of
Municipal
Chapter,
then
el-i'
omed
Lady
WUIlngdon
in
a
brief
address
and
little
Miss
Mr
Ellen
Maore.
I
duughter
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs
R.
e.
Moore.
;
presented
Her
Excellency
with
a
beautl-1
j
ful
cluster
bouquet
uf
ronea.
The
Na-
!
It
onal
Anthem
was
mm;
and
there
ware
,
selection
by
a
two-pure
orchestra
con-eiswng
of
Mis
Lornu
Tue
and
William
(
Balagno.
Delicate
refreshment
were
served
from
I
nn
artisltcally
deoorutd
lea
table,
Har-i
montzing
colors
being
evident
Including
1
:lden
lighted
candles
in
sliver
sooner
and
silver
flower
basket
containing
daffodils
and
other
colorful
spring
flowers.
Mrs.
J.
c
McLennan
presided
at
the
coffee
urn
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Par-,
km
poured.
The
serving
was
super-j
Vised
by
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
and
servl-,
trurs
were
Mr.
S.
J.
Bvana,
Mr.
H.
B
'Rochester,
Miss
McGuIre,
Mis
will
Dyer,
Mr.
C.
J.
Wofringtoa,
Mrs.
J
a
Teng.
Mrs.
Davie,
Mrs.
R.
v.
a.
LtPme!
Mrs
T.
II.
Johnson
and
Mias
Caroline
Mitchell.
The
reception
committee
ennstoted
of
Mr.
Blance.
Mr.
John
Manson
Mrs
o
A.
Woodland
and
Mr.
D
Mrlod
Or-ohard
who
Introduced
the
kuck
before
tea,
The
decoration
commit
kee
omWlsed
Mrh
David
Thorns),
Mi
It
V
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Pine
Mr.
Simpson.
Mi.,
W
II.
Wilson
Murray
Mr.
8.
J.
Evan,
and
Mr.
it.
,B,
RoclK!ter.
Honda'.
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George
McM;
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of
Navy,
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Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
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word
in
advance.
No
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for
less
than
50c
roit
SALE
FOR
SALE
RESTAURANT
ON
MAIN
.
.Street.
Smithers.
B.C.
as
a
gulng
concern
00
will
take
all
equipoMnt,
f:xturr
and
stock.
Premises
undef
h-aw
lor
further
2'
)'
Walk
ritlit
in
and
start
where
present
owner
leaves
off.
First
class
proiotloti
for
white
man.
Terms
arranged
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lo
Oale
and
Lit
too.
amiiiirra.
BC
COME
ON.
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IP
YOU
ARE
MECH-anlraUy
I
ncim
rd
sad
want
a
ehrno
boat
engine,
we
will
sen
you
a
used
Ford
engine
for
I
MM.
Pari
are
very
Inexpensive.
Overhaul
it
faurself
and
you
will
have
a
14
tip
saotor
at
a
iv
oast.
Parkrra
Oaraf.
SetX
OAS
Se
GALLON.
SOO
PES
CmT
profit.
Tour
addrwis
w
cans
No
lake.
Ouaiaateed
product
II
can
equals
IS
(rallona
gasoline.
Pree
par-tlrulars
and
aroof.
P.
A.
Letrbrre
Co..
Atesaodria.
Ontario.
FOR
SALE.
LOTS
28
AND
.
MOCK
1.
Sscton
2.
on
Orthsm
Avenue
Taxes
paid
unUl
Jaae
30.
M
by
94
feet
cleared.
Owner
wW
sell
lor
WOW
oath.
Paaae
Bta
1M
M
POH
QUICK
SALE.
LOTS
48
and
47.
Blook
12.
Seettoa
2:
lots
It
14.
bkoek
44.
section
5:
lot
3.
Mat
48.
sertion
.
Official
Administrator
FOR
IIP.
REGAL
EHOtMS
witM
reverse,
m
good
ruantrsg
order
Apply
Prinoe
Rupert
Yacht
Club.
Cow
Bay.
POH
SALE.
-
FIVE
ROOMED
HOOBC
and
two.
lot
Apply
1WO
Tenth
Avenue
and
Bseon
Street.
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OPPOttTUNITY
I
4i
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
harass
t
Walker'.
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Music
ttorc.
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OR
RENT
TOR
HrjfT
FURNISHED
SIX
HOOMFO
house
with
bath.
Eighth
Avenue
Wast.
Apply
ittea
OHtart
Lualted.
Second
Avenue.
POB
RENT
-FOUR
ROOM
BO
PLAT
with
range.
II
00.
Appry
Mrs
K
F.
Blrnle.
HaaelUNa.
BC.
I'UHMSHED
BEDROOM
FOR
HUNT
-11200
monthly.
Phone
8il
and
after
o'clock
Oreen
218.
MODERN
SEVEN
ROOM
UOOtfe
FOR
Rent
at
ISA
Fifth
Avenue
Wmi
Phone
Red
T20.
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FOR
RENT--FURNISHED
APARTMRrfT
y
w
day,
week
or
mnntb.
Paane
T4p(!
647.
y
PURN18HED
.SUITES
JOR
RENT.
Apply
Miissallem
Grocery.
Phone
is
nOOMS
TO
RENT.
-
BOARD
IP
"ired.
Phone
Blark
120.
n
PIANO
FOR
RBWT.-jrjo
A
MONTH
Walker's
Muste
Store.
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
P1IANE
878.
U
AUCTIONEER
I
BUY,
SELL
Oil
AUCTION
ANYTHING
of
value
All
sale
guaranteed.
Phone
7T4.
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p.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
jh:.u'tv
ptitum
Msrcelling
Manleuriag
Scalp
Treatment
MRH,
I.
MiKR
BS7
Third
Avenue
Dy
Appointment.
Phone
087.
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HHMTIICK
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ItpMiunly
ti
flngnnn,
proprlrliir
144.TMrd
Avenue
I'lmne
lilark
411
Furniture
of
all
sort
bought,
add
or
Exchanged,
UPHOI-STERINO
FURNITURE
REPAIU1NO;
UP1IOL-terlng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfield
recovered
nd
mad
to
order.
Alt
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Orren
603,
O.
M.
HUNT.
RESTAURANTS
IOOI
EAT"
CAIF.
Mra.
Unger,
Proprletrea
Third
Avenue.
Next
O,
W.
V
(limd
Hoiiir
Cix.kril
Mriils.
Phune
Blark
700
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April
It.
31
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and
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Sunday
.
Wedjrdy
1
To
Measrt
and
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Thuradsy
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Alaska
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April
8.
18.
29
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tjurrn
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