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You'll
Do
Better
At
GOOD
FILM
LIST
HERE
Outstanding
Pictures
Booked
For
Capitol
Theatre
Here
During
The
Coming
Month
-.,The
coming
month
will
bring
an
Dark."
excellent
list
of
picture
bookings
tc
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
Including
a
number
of
Movie
Quiz
contest
films.
For
three
days
at
the
end
of
this
week
"The
Adventures
of
Tom
Sawyer,"
a
technicolor
pro-
FIGHT
KIDNEY
ACIDS
Clogged,
inflamed
kidneys
prevent
proper
elimination
of
toxic
waste
mat-"
ter,
resulting
in
excess
acid
accumulation
in
kidneys
and
blood.
Gin
Pills
"
flush
out
the
millions
of
tiny
kidney
v-tubes
giving
quick
relief
from
back--
ache,
lumbago,
rheumatic
pains.
Let
Gin
Pills
help
you
as
they
have
:
"ProTt
their
merit
thrnuf,
it
I
2
tiielr
uje."
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ENTERPRISE
Oil
Burner
No
Interest
or
Carrying
Charges
ductlon,
will
be
presented.
An-
land
In
"The
Adventures
of
Robin
f
other
big
picture
will
be
"The
Hood."
November
21
and
22-
Adventures
of
Robin
Hood"
In
the
Robert
,
.
Taylor,
Robert
Young
and
Fran-
middle
of
November.-
The
list
of
cnoYTone
i
m
"Three
Comrades."
bookings
for
the
ensuing
month
is
November
23
and
24
George
i
announced
as
follows:
Raft
and
Sylvia
Sidney
in
"You
!
October
26-Akim
Tamiroff
and
and
Me,"
and
John
Boles
in
"She
Gail
Patrick
in
"Dangerous
to
Married
an
Artist."
i
Know"
and
Gladys
Swarthout
and
November
25
and
26
Edward
G.
October
27
28
and
29
Tom
Kelly
and
May
Robson
In
"The
Adventures
of
Tom
Sawyer."
October
31
and
November
1
Harold
Lloyd
in
"Professor
Re-ware"
and.
William
Boyd
In
"Pride
e
West."
November
2
and
3
Jean
Parker
in
"What
Price
Innocence"
and
Glenda
Farrell
in
"Blondes
at
Work."
November
4
and
5
Robert
and
Maureen
O'Sullivan
In
Clitterhouse."
November
'28
and
29
Rogers
and
Douglas
Fairbanks
jr
In
"Having
a
Wonderful
Time,"
and
Mary
Carlisle
in
Girls."
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A.
B.
C.i
HAZ
ELTON,
Oct.
26:
(CP
On
l'honc
Green
916
,
3rd,
Avenue
Sunday
the
congregation
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Hazelton,
had
the
privilege
0f
listening
to
Harding
Priest
B.
A.,
B.
jj
ID.,
of
Calgary.'
As
field
secretary
I
to
the
General
Board
of
Religious
b
Education,
Mr.
Priest
has
had
wide
gland
valuable
experlenfe
both
in
g.
Canada
and
England.
In
lllus-trating
the
truth
of
the
old
pro-5
,
verb
"As
the
twig
is
bent,
so
is
the
tree
inclined,"
the
"speaker
urged
B.the
necessity
of
encouraging
the
j
present
generation
to
become
a
g:
vital
and
forceful
part
of
the
g
church.
All
present,
whether
par-
ents,
leaders
"
n
religious
work
g
with
young
people
and
children,
jor
the
young
people
themselves,
'
received
valuable
guidance
from
3
the
sermon
given
by
this
dlstln-g
guished
preacher.
I
Holy
Communion
followed
morn-
ing
prayer
and
was
administered
by
Mr.
Priest.
aaUted
by
the
Rev.
Frank
Burling.
Morning
prayer
g
was
taken
by
the
Rev.
J.
E
g(Blrchall.
rector
of
Smithers.
w
1
The
Senior
Choir,
assisted
by
the
Junior
Choirs
Iwhite
and
native),
led
the
singing.
j
Afterwards,
many
members
of
n
the
large
congregation
were
able
u
to
renew
acquaintance
with
Mr.
g
Priest,
who
was
in
Hazelton
a
few
g
years
ago.
He
atfiin
expressed
his
5
admiration
for
the
district's
g
beauty.
The
special
preacher
was
motor-b
ed
from
Smithers
by
the
Rev.
J.
!
E.
Birchall.
rfofrf
nf
Rt
.Tamo'c
g
Church
there,
.
accompanied
TWO
FII
MS
by
Mrs.
Birchall
and
Roderick.
I
The
visitors
were
guests
at
the
Rectory
and
left
in
the
afternoon
for
Smithers.
u
On
Sunday
evening
the
Church'
g
Army
Hall
was
filled
to
capacity
g
for
the
Thanksgiving
service
con-g
ducted
by
Ernesf
Harris,
captain.
I
j
The
choir
of
twenty
members
as-
Bisted
greatly
with
the
singing,'
giving
in
very
creditable
style
the
'
a
unthem,
"Great
Is
the
Lord."
St.
g
Peter's
Junior
fnative)
choir
also
g
attended.
The
sermon
was
preach--
ed
by
the
Rev.
Frank
Burling.
Ben
,Wale,
lay
reader,
read
the
lessons
.and
a
hort
addressln
the
native
""Itonjriie,
Wat,
given
b'Abcl
Oakcs.
j
political
machine
In
a
typical
Am-
Algle,
in
command
of
Capt
Henry
Tip
off
.
featuring
the
singing
of
lu.u.ou,,
a
f.uu
y4unU
nonular
OladVS
November
30
and
December
1
Prospecting
"
herring
when
she
Pa.ul
Muni
In
"Scarf
ace
"
'
received
the
call
to
proceed
to
the
assistance
f
the
Ivanhoe.
"Professor
Beware."
'The
Crowd
John
h
Boles,
comprise
a
double
bill
i
.
picture
program
showing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
only.
Roars,"
"Room
Service"
and
"The.
n
n
r
ttMmor
Prinro
r.nn.i
I
Akim
Tamiroff
is
the
racketeer-
Amazing
Dr.
Clitterhouse'
are-capt
II.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port'n8
political
boss
In
"Dangerous
to
Movie
Quiz
pictures.
jon
lme
at
10:30
this
morning
Know."
Gail
Patrick
plays
the
part
Mrs.
Beckwith
Wh'ffte
ON
TONIGHT
!Passes
Away
From
The
Waterfront
J
The
B.
C.
Packers
Algle,
formerly
belonging
to
Armour
Salvage
Co.,
left
Klemtu
yesterday,
having
In
tow
the
American
halibut
boal
Ginger
Ivannoe
which
had
broken
down
wnue
on
me
way
in
irom
me
fishing
grounds
to
Seattle.
The
"Dangerous
to
Know"
and
"Romance
in
the
Dark"
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Dangerous
to
Know,"
a
drama
of
the
inside
workings
of
a
powerful
Numerous
friends
in
the
city
will
learn
with
regret
of
the
death
yesterday
afternoon
at
5:30
in
Vancouver
of
Mrs.
II.
O.
Beckwith,
mother
of
Mrs.
A.
R.
Nichols.
Fifth
Avenue
East.
After
a
lengthy
Illness,
she
passed
away
at
the
home
of
her
elder
daughter,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Manson.
For
many
years
Mrs.
Beckwith
had
resided
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver.
Last
Christmas
she
suffered
a
heart
attack
from
which
she
failed
to
fully
recover.
Just
previous
to
that
she
had
left
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Beckwith.
besides
her
two
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
of
a
beautiful
society
girl
while
An-
i
dauehters.
is
survived
by
a
son.
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
pjr.
.'
na
MaV
Won&
has
a
sophisticated
,
IIarry
Beckwith
of
Portland.
She
November
7
and
8
Wallace
'
'rr
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
Oriental
role.
The
picture
comes
;
was
in
England
but
had
resld
Beery
in
"Port
of
Seven
Seas"
and
STURGIS,
Sask.,
Oct.
25:
(CP)-
she
wiU
retum
here
morrow
eve-1
an
ironic
cumax
wun
ine
aown-,
ed
for
many
JTars
ln
Canada.
Herbert
Marshall
ahd
Virginia
Walter
Mason,
farmer
in
this
dls.ning
southbound.
a
J
of
Tamiroff
when
he
endea-
Iuneral
wiU
take
place
in
Bruce
in
"Woman
Against
Wo-.trict
175
miles
northeast
of
Re-
No
beinTTn
wltn
catches
Z?l&&-
lman-
gina,
had
$35
for
his
year's
work
af-thorr
.
,
inu,,
ok.
a
.v.
'
'
j
'
.
"
1
""""""i
local
Fish
Exchange
this
7T
morning
.
.
,
-:
T
JDarrieux
and
Douglas
Fairbanks
fall.
Rust
and
smut
played
havoc
-
L.
.
Jr.
in
"Rage
of
Paris."
I
with
his
crop.
"I
was
going;
to
buy
.
t
t
1.
rr
November
11
and
12
The
Marx
myself
a
new
hat
this
fall
but
now
ilaZCllOH
HeclTS
Brothers
in
"Room
Service."
November
14
and
15
Cary
Grant
and
Katherine
Hepburn
in
"Holiday."
November
16,
17
18
and
19
Errol
Flynn
and
Olivia
de
Havl-
nxm
Ei
uMimmimm
n
tn
i
1
guess
i
ll
have
to
wear
this
old
;
one
for
another
year."
Mason
said.
(jJJ(
Y
XftdiQXifZX
The
Dally
Nvws
Is
an
paper.
coe
Karns
also
have
important
prlnccBs
ln
order
to
give
her
a
big
P&rte.
chance
as
a
singer.
The
story
The
bright
side
of
backstage
life
reaches
a
dramatic
climax
when
a
forms
the
theme
of
"Romance
in
newspaper
columnist
unmasks
Miss
the
Dark"
with
Gladys
Swarthout
Swarthout
as
a
fake
in
the
middle
and
John
Boles
in
the
leading
roles
of
her
opening
performance.
Boles
when
a
famous
singer
turns
his
steps
ln
and
turns
defeat
Into
suc-
housemaid
Into
a
bogus
Persian
cess
with
his
ever
popular
singing.
50c
for
Good
Book
3
for
$1.25
Now
is
your
chance
to
own
some
recent
books.
We
need
the
space
and
must
clear
our
shelves
of
books
withdrawn
from
our
library.
SEE
THEM
IN
OUR
WINDOW
Books
by
favorite
authors
Oppenhelm,
Farnol,
Hurst,
Norrls,
Lea,
Connor,
Parkman,
Christie,
Wodehousc,
Wren,
etc.
Books
of
mystery,
romance
and
adventure.
Naturally
the
stock
is
limited
in
most
cases
to
a
single
copy
of
each
so
act
quickly
for
the
best
selection.
These
books
are
ln
excellent
condition,
the
majority
having
circulated
for
six
months
or
less.
Originally
priced
at
from
$2.00
to
$3.50,
now
priced
to
clear
at
only
50c-3
lor
$1.25
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FOUR
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THE
DARK"
With
JOHN
IlAKRYMOEt
(At
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Once
Onlj)
1'LUS
AKIM
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KNOW"
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(At
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and
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