PAGE
EIGHT
I
Pre
-In
I
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Wesiholme
Theatre
MONDAY
ONLY,
AT
7
1.
M.
GKANI)
DOUHLE
HILL
AT
7:30
P.
M.
HOOT
GIBSON
IN
"The
Wild
West
Show"
AT
J
i'.m.
William
tfoyd
In
"THE
DRESS
PAUADE."
UACING
BLOOD"
with
Alberta
Vaughn
and
Al
Cooke.
COMEDY
"STOP
KIDDING."
OVEKTUHE
"POET
AND
PEASANT"
(Soppo)
.
FOX
N::W
35c
and
10c.
Cominjf
soon
Al
JOHNSON
IN
"THE
JAZZ
SINGER."
a
ventorv
Now
O
sing
Out
Mi
rurmslifflgs
len
s
and
Boys'
Ck
thing
epartments
Open
Evenings
Until
Xmas.
JABOUR
BROS
LTD.
SHIRT
SALE
ULi.
Just
in
Time
For
Xmas
Gift
Giving
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
$1
95
&
$2.
95
Shirts
or
assorted
patterns
and
plain
shades
with
collars
attached
and
unattached.
Of
finest
Broadcloths,
Priscillas
and
Madras,
tailored
to
perfection
and
guaranteed
not
tojfchrinkl
With
neat
pearl
buttons,
smart
cuffs
and
other
features
that
make
them
wonderful
Xmas
value!
ihe
AC
me
1
mporters
Third
Avenue
Terms.
Strictly
Cash.
Telephone
the
office
if
your
paper
does
not
arrive
INA0RCU5
The
Wild
West
Show"
to
be
Seen
Here
Tonijjht
is
a
Great
Pklure
.
"The
Wild
West
Show"
with
Hoo
Gibson
in
the
stellar
role
is
to
be
one
of
the
features
in
the
big
double
program
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
tonight.
It's
a
circus
from
beginning
to
end,
with
Hoot
appearing
in
the
role
of
Rodeo
Itill,
star
cow-nincher
of
the
country,
and
the
.ompl
lea
t
ions
he
gets
into
surpass
'11
he
has
ever
previously
experienced.
He's
the
whole
show
with
an
extra
"side-show"'
thrown
in
by
the
other
members
of
the
cast.
To
begin
at
the
beginning,
he
takes
a
gang
of
his
cowboy
cronies
to
a
small
town
circus
and
because
the
performers
don't
come
up
to
expectations,
they
start
a
riot.
The
noise
frightens
the
horses
hauling
a
stage
coach
used
in
the
show
and
the
leading
lady
is
carried
away
in
one
of
the
most
breath
taking
dashes
icreened.
Rodeo
Bill
and
his
gang
go
in
pursuit
and
finally
rescue
the
girl.
Bill
discovers
he
is
in
love
with
her.
H
in
the
circus
as
a
general
handy
man
and
as
the
villain
doesn't
like
him
he
is
forced
to
undergo
many
humiliations.
To
cap
the
climax.
Bill
is
the
victim
of
a
frame-up
carried
out
by
the
or-lers
of
the
bud
man.
The
villain
has
hfh
confederate!
rob
the
owner
of
the
circus
and
plant
the
money
so
Bill
will
be
the
suspect.
However,
the
heroine,
who
is
the
daughter
of
the
owner,
overhears
the,
plot
and
helps
Bill
to
elude
arrest
when
.suspicion
does
fall
on
him.
How
it
all
ends
happily
is
told
in
thrilling
fashion
by
Hoot
and
his
supporting
cast.
DRESS
PARADE
CADET
STORY;
Few
motion
pictures
produced
in
recent
yearn
have
the
rtiri-
en-
KU
rtalnment
qualities
that
clistiN-
K
'
in
uish
the
Donald
(isp
I'ltthe-IK-
lAIille
production
of
"Dress
Par
ade,"
starring
William
Boyd'andj.
!
featuring
Bessie
Love
which
will
1
4.
ijht
L
...
.
.
1.
T,
.
1
,
oe
on
view
ai
ine
nesiroime
1
4,
tonight.
The
spirit
of
West;
Point
animates
every
scene,
for
f
4b
the
picture
almost
in
It.-'
entirety
was
filmed
at
the
United
States
Military
Academy.
Picture
this
situation
a
cadet
lying
helpless
in
the
path
of
anj.
artillery
barrage
during
field
i
practice,
and
only
his
worst
en-1
.
emy
knowing
of
his
danger.
There
is
an
abundance
of
swift
action
everything
from
a
grudge
fight
in
a
boxing
ring
to
n
spec
tacular
rescue
under
shell
fire.
Boyd
in
the
snappy
uniform
a
West
Pointer
is
a
sight
to
gladden
every
picture
fun.
The
official
Academy
tailor
made
a
complete
set
of
uniforms
for
him,
and
he
never
looked
finer
or
snappier.
Material
For
Cossedy
The
interesting
customs
and
traditions
of
West
Point
provide
material
for
numerous
comic
situations,
and
at
the
same
time
reveal
the
fascinating
little
inside
angles
of
cadet
life.
"Dress
Parade"
is'
a
picture
boys
will
rave
over
Horatio
Alger
stuff,
screened
intelligently
enough
to
appeal
to
adults
as
well.
The
sequence
of
the
arrival
of
Boyd
at
the
Point
is
a
classic
the
swaggering,
condescending
hero
Give
Your
Child
Enough
Vitamins
For
Good
Health
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Is
the
Agreeable
Way
To
Obtain
the
Benefits
of
Codliver
Oil
Vitamins
But
l
&
Swrac,
Tana
to,
Oal.
Tilt)
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Dec,.
mi,,
MILTON
SILLS
TURNS
JACK
LONDON
MASTERPIECE
INTO
MIGHTY
FILM
Star
at
Jlis
Best
in
Rugged
Portrayal
of
".Burning
Daylight,"
Doris
Kenyon
and
Support
Cast
Give
-
Exceptional
Performance
The
droary,
dangerous
wastes
of
the
frozen
Alaskan
plains;
tho
hectric
excitement
of
a
boom
town;
the
wild,
halarity
of
gold-mad
miners
on
a
spree
against
this
col-prf
ul
background
has
been
woven
6ne
of
the
most
engrossing
films
of
the
season.
The
picture
is
"Burning
Daylight,"
a
First
National
production,
which
shows
tonight
and
Tuesday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Baaed
on
Jack
London's
thril-"'
:ing
novel
qf
the
same
name,
it
provides
Milton
Sills
with
one
of
his
greatest
screen
roles,
as
the
iaring,
courageous
prospector
who
makes
and
loses
several
fortunes
and
finally
makes
the
createst
gold
strike
of
the
day.
On
the
screen
has
been
transplanted
all
the
color,
movement,
excitement
and
epic
drama
of
those
stirring
times
and
the
re-
.
WEEK
AT
THE
THEATKBH
'
J
In
nil
ay
Weotholau
"The
West
Show,"
"TheJres
Parade.'
Capitol
-"liurning
light."
'
Tuesday
Westholme
Public
ing.
Capitol
Burning
-TRANSFERS
IN
m-ti
Wild
;
'
Day-
Mett-
Da-
:
Wednesday
and
Thursday
.
Westholmt
"13
Washington
Square."
Capitol
"Forgotten
Faces."
Friday
and
Saturday
Westholme-
"The
Jaaz
Singer."
Capitol
"Drums
of
Love."
POLICE
RANKS
Corp.
Manell
of
Prince
Rupert
Transferred
to
Court
enay,
Other
Change
Are
Announced
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
announce
the
following
transfers
affecting
the
force
in
Northen
British
Columbia:
Corp.
II.
H.
Mansell
from
Prince-
Rupert
city
detachment
to
v.uuiurimj
in
will
ui
uibuii;.
Corp.
(.
G.
lwrtHtr,
Uaielton
to
Prince
Rupert
te
relieve
Corp.
Mansell.
of
amateur
boxing,
patronizing,
(
on9tfll,.
Thomas
Smith,
Vlc-the
officers
who
sign
him
up,
tori
ii,...!,.
Mllevimr
Corn.
only
to
be
put
in
his
place
and
humiliated
by
second
year
cadets.
Barber.
Constable
W.
T.
Harrison,
Na-luifino
to
Hazelton.
Constable
O.
L.
Hall,
Smi
there
to
Nanaimo.
Constable
George
Wyroan,
Ilaielton.
transfer
to
.Victoria
cancelled
and
re-transferred
to
Smithers.
Constable
John
Tait,
Vancouver
to
Smithers.
Constable
W.
W.
Hlnton.
Van-couver
to
Prince
George,
relieving
Constable
M.
Martin,
transferred
to
Queen
Tharlotte
City.
sl
n
-ttm
I1
ds
Checked
i
i
iT
aiar-
j-
ly
modern
vaporizing
lintment
Just
rub
on
V8CKS
VapoRub
DON'T
FORGET
XMAS
DINNER
It's
so
easy
to
forget.
That
is
why
so
many
people
have
not
yet
left
a
dollar
for
the
Salvation
Army
Christmas
dinner
and
ham-
iult
is
a
picture
fraught
withPr
fund
at
the
Daily
News
of-
thrills.
tense
drama
and
sweeping
ce
or
given
it
to
one
of
the
ever
pictorial
effects.
Milton
Sills
has
never
had
a
1
role
which
fitted
him
more
per-!
tectiy
than
'the
reckless,
irres-
i
:nslhl
tfancrcrmis
nriventurar
nf
e
nires
out
to
worK,t.
t,iA
,a
..
.n
UIU
MUI
VlltmiU)
I
VtlUJ'
IU1
tt
I-
iest
chance,1
the
greatest
gamble
or
the
most
dangerous
venture
which
presents
.itself,
f
Opposite
he
tirife
Wr
ft
'.harming
Doris
Kenyon,
who
provides
an
exquisite
contrast
to
the
rugged
Sills.
The
long
list
of
supporting
players
includes
many
names
well
known
on
the
screen
and
among
whom
are
Arthur
Stone
in
an
excellent
comedy
role;
Jane
Winton,
Stuart
Holmes,
Guinn
Williams.
Frank
llagney,
Lawford
Davidson
and
many
others.
Charles
Bra
bin
directed
"Burn-
Army
officers.
More
money
is
still
needed,
quite
a
bit,
if
the
dinner
is
to
be
a
real
Christma.i
event.
Those
giving
so
far
include:
Tommy
Atkins
$1.00
Sirs.
Morte
Craig
2,00
and
flowers
for,
decoration.
Alex.
Finnic
2.00
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodward
6.00
Sympathiser
.
1.00
Previously
acknowledged
$87.00
NATIVE
COUNCIL
OF
SKIDEGATE
ELECTED
SKI
I)
EG
ATE,
Dec.
16.
Kov
James
GilleH.
Indian
agent
for
the
islands,
came
here
from
Mas-
sett
on
the
last
trip
of
the
Prince
Charles
to
attend
the
annual
elet-
for
First
National
ing
Daylight"
tjon
of
the
Skldwte
Mis!tion
Pictures.
Council.
Fourteen
candidates
T-
nmlhatod
and
from
them
the
following
were
chosen:
James
McKay,
W.
II.
Rusa.
Solomon
Wlfnon.
Timothy
Pearson,
Lewis
Collision
and
Matthew
Williams.
Jame-.t
McKay
is
chief
councellor.
The
city
police
court
case
in
which
a
charge
of
seduction
has
been
involved
will.
It
hi
expected,
be
dismissed,
the
youth
and
girl
involved
having
married.
Walter
R.
Overend
or
the
local
enstoms
house
staff
sailed
last
wftk
on
the
Princess
Royal
for
Ocean
Falls
where
he
will
relieve
Art
Noble
who
is
going
on
a
vacation.
TOMGHT
AND
Tl'ESDAY
MILTON
MttonSHJs
it
'Burning
OlilifhP
SILLS
in
Burning
Daylight
liurning
with
(hi
-i
mi
venture,
a;
ire
,
.
everything
IhjI
lov
a
beautiful
dance
lull
whirled
her
win
int..
h,
heart!
Jack
!
.null
ii
famous
Ht'iry
Immi-m
i
the
screen
a
nu
h
most
powerful
r!
Vi
ten
bill
ever
porii
iv
i
RUPERT
CAP1TOLIANS
COMEDY
M:
;
First
show.
7
p.M.
35C
AND
5C
inK
Cold
Weather
Is
Due
ARE
YOU
PRKl'ARKi)?
We
Arc
Prepared:
To
tune
up
your
motor
and
overhaul
your
igni
1
for
easier
starting.
To
charge
your
old
battel?
or.sjU
Mp
a
new
m.
for
$15.00.
'
v?
To
sell
you
chains
and
fit
them
your
tu
To
put
Prestone
Anti-Freeze
or1
denatured
alruh
in
your
radiator.
To
sell
you
Dominion
Royal
Cord
Tiros
at
lnu
prices
than
ever
before.
S.
.
PARKER,
LIMITED
PORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
Bast.
IVne
f
BKBSB
GIFT
suggestion:
DAINTY
HANDKEHCTOF811ox
.
,
25C
T0
$1.50
,;JI0VELTY
HANDKEItGHIEf;
AND
-GARTER
SETS
$1.00
,
(BllDE
TREE
AN0
GARTER
'SETS,.
.
,
$2.00
.NOVELTY
RUBBER
APUQKS
.....V
$1.00
pure
linen
LdNCHBO.m'..;
$2,945,
$8.95
and
UM
TOWEL
SETS
Boxwl
gOQ,
$1.25
d
--$1.50
to
$2.95,
$3.50
h&
DOZEN
IRISH
LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS
Hemsitchi-d.
h
v
'tJH-
1'
$1.50
FOWNES
WOOL
LlNEb
GAPE
GLQV)QSStar
top.
$2.95
KAYSER
TIP
TONE
GLOVES-Pilllover
and
ou-buUtn
style;
waahablo.
Pair
,
.
.
.
...
...
O'-W,
-$1,50
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WOOL
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