I.
it
n,n,
k't-.sbv.
for
years
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the!
Z.a
-ith
the
old
FLshe.--
IT
East
at
I0:l5,
was
reported
this!
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
Aoril
12,
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uttss,
if'oiilinuei
from
page
4
fcvrimenui
.
morning
to
be
on
time
I
Jf;tGW-r.a'lst:t
HUJ?'
visor
n
Rupert
'
tor
W
official
i.s.
He
a
i.ct
,
'
,
L
BlltlshD,
Co'umbia
Theatre
opening
of
the.
Totem
Theatre
1907.
a
member
of
the
"
stall
o
famous
Players),
arrived
hf-?
tonight.
Mr.
Oow
miaim.
.
K.i.v.rw...h,.,
.
J
i
mmert,
left
Dy
louay
s
?f,ir
Longbeach,
California
Wednesday
morning
on
th-
I
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
real
plo-
city's
very
first
general
stores.
.
nima
hie
Vinarl
Hand
w
P;,
for
Jla
now
nui"
icutre
lor
js
a
consulting
unem-
has
been
nere
ior
a
iew
t,.iSini'ss.
Dr.
Brocklesby,
Individually
primarily
connected
with
erection
of
this
j
Famous
Players
theatre
are
Juck
,
McCausland,
general
supervisor;
H.
N.
Semmens,
aremten;
James
jKnox,
superintendent
of
the
general
contractors;
William
f
EASTBOURNE,
Sussex,
England
Bomb-disposal
experts
were
called
wnen
workmen
uncovered
a
large
hole
in
one
of
the
main
streets.
It
turned
out
to
be
the
opening
over
an
old-
!
la.shioncd
drain.
a
i
last
here
In
1942,
noted
ofDL
ccasion
O,
eaire
?enina
Ohansres
and
lmprove-n
the
city.
a
A
brand
new
picture,
currently
having
its
first
runs
in
the
big
cities,
ig
the
fitting
choice
for
the
CONGRATULATIONS
AND
BEST
WISHES
TO
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
CAN
ADIAN
CORPORATION
and
;
premiere
ottering
at
the
new
Totem
Theatre
in
Prince
Rupert.
And
it
is
a
happy
picture
for
a
happy
'occasion.
,
.-
j
With
a
top
flight
cast
and
a
after
an
absence
of
several
i
refreshingly
original
story,
"The
years.
She
appears
as
art
uppr
;Matin?
Season"
has
been
ac-
j
crust
matron
who
turns
her
nose
Congratulations
Knox,
heating
and
ventilating;
William
Forward,
installation.
Wilfred
Morehouse,
sound
and
projection;
and
Frank
Troy,
in
charge
of
installing'
confection
bar.
THE
STAFF
Assistant
manager
of
Totem
Theatre
is
Miss
Gilda
Campag-nola,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupev..
but
for
the
last
year-and-a-half
employed
by
Famous
Players
in
Eastern
Canada.
IMvrs
.e
Mrs.
Ann
Lhwel-lyn
and
Mrs.
Joyce
Annette.
Proi"tionists
are
George
The
New
eiaimea
as
the
Dig
laugh
hit
ofiup
and
her
thumbs
down
when
her
daughter
marries
for
love.
And
shapely
Jan
Sterling
plays
the
torrid
temptress
with
de-iigris
on
the
young'
draftsman.
to
the
1
1
TATC
A
A
I
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fill
r
A
t
r
r
CM
I
tit
I
totem
Theatre
Findlay
McK.nnon,
'.lead
of
the
forest
management
division
of
the
Forest
Branch,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
by
plane
from
Victoria
to
attend
a
forestry
conference
now
ill
progress
here.
He
will
be
returning
south
at
the
end
of
the
week.
ue:-rarct,
Louis
Amadio
an1
Johnny
Garafonl.
Harry
B!a:k.
manager
of
both
theatres,
Capitol
and
Totem,
says
the
current
policy
of
u.sin",
first-run
pictures
will
continue,
with
opening
picture
toniiiht
being
-The
Mating
S"as;n."
Wo
Were
Happy
To
Serve
Them
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
ft
STORAGE
LTD.
the
year.
It
stars
Gene
Tiernpy,
John
Lund
and
lovable
Thelmi
j
Ritter,
the
screen's
newest
and
fiimfit
com"1i''nne.
The
film
deals
with
the
merry
I
and
tumultuous
consequences
of
a
marriage
between
a
sumpt.i-ous
socialite
and
a
boy
from
the
other
end
of
town.
In
"The
Mating
Season,"
Miss
Ritter,
cast
as
a
hamburger
stand
operator,
closes
shop
anJ
hitch
hikes
out
to
her
son's
love
nest
to
work
her
hilarious
brand
of
magic
on
a
wild
marital
mix-up.
What
happens
then
is
said
to
constitute
the
brightest
and
warmest
comedy
to
come
Train
the
screen
In
many
seasons.
Glamorous
Gene
Tiernpy,
who
n.sually
plays
a
remme
fatalo
or
at
least
a
girl
with
serious
problems
gets
a
welcome
chaise
of
pace
In
this
romantic
comedy.
She
appears
as
a
diplomat's
daughter
who
marries
a
low-salaried
draftsman
and
enters
into
a
round
of
domestic
high
jinx.
John
Lund,
an
old
and
accomplished
hand
af,
comedy,
portrays
a
harried
groom
who
tries
to
cope
with
a
love
rival,
a
luscious
blonde
scheme,
and
a
malicious
mother-in-lan-.
The
film
marks
the
return
to
the
screen
of
Miriam
Hopkins
"Our
New
Neighbor"
To
the
New,.
.
BOULTER
AND
WELTER
Jrader
Cf
jfc
TIM
aune
lii
J
JU
TRANSFER
AND
MESSENGER
TO
THE
NEW
ON
OPENING
DAY
AND
DAYS
TO
COME
WE
EX1
END
BEST
WISHES
!
NORMAN
PRINGLE
:'
.
"
RE
PRESKNTATIVE
w
FRED
WELSH
&
SOM
LIMITED
,
733
Beatty
Street,
Vancouver
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
CONTRACTORS
TOTEM
THEATRE
'
Were
Glad
to
Serve
Famous
Players
Canadian
,
Corporation
Matts
on
s
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
CONGRATULATIONS
We
laid
the
hand-sewn
and
tailored
carpets
for
the
entire
floor
and
stairs
TO
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
AND
ARE
HAPPY
TO
EXTEND
HEARTY
GOOD
WISHES
FOR
SUCCESS
.
OF
THE
NEW
Totem
Theatre
HEATRE
i
'
i
ON
THE
OPENING
OF
THE
O
O
O
O
O
CONFECTIONS
Limited
Beit
Whites
onoraiiilaie
mm
to
the
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
ON
THE
OPENING
OF
THEIR
FINE
NEW
THEATRE
o
o
o
o
o
ffl
n
rr
i
ToTem
Theatre
I
In
e
'.Tote
UULl
.
.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
The
Totem
Candy
Bar
will
be
exclusively
serviced
by
THEATRE
CONFECTIONS
LIMITED
Vancouver
Branch
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
Limited
Suppliers
of
Building
Malcrial
and
Cement
General
Painting
u
by
FRED
SCADDEN