July
5,
1940.
PAGE
THREH
THE
DULY
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WITH
THE
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All
$1.95
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I'hone
315
THREE
SISTERS
3
CAM
mtors
to
the
City
for
the
Picture
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where
discerning
people
eat
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ill
The
Three
bisters
Th
ogue
onoppe
M.
C.
MAIHLL
Lingerie
rwliW
Ronrlv-To-Wnar
Hosiery
Special
Attention
Given
to
Orders
from
Out
of
Town
Customers
ier
Block,
Third
Street
r.O.
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KUI'EHT,
B.C.
SPORK
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Minimis.
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scrc
"
S-P-O-K-K
Ltd.
The
Prince
Rupert
business
people
featured
on
this
page
extend
a
Hearty
Welcome
to
the
hundreds
of
Visitors
who
will
be
here
for
the
Big
Super-Feature
Picture
next
week.
Call
and
see
them.
"Gone
With
The
Wind,"
Coming
Here
Next
Week,
Heralded
As
One
Of
Great
Pictures
Ever
There
was
a
day
when
one
apoke
of
the
motion
pic-1
lure's
infancy.
Then,
ith
trlkics,
one
said
:
'.'Ah.
nmv
the
movies
are
growing
up."'
Today,
with
the
world-wide
re-i
lease
of
the
prcat
epic
drama,
"Gone
With
The
Wind,"
the
film
entertainment
fieUl
enters
a
'new
era.
The
"growing
up"
process
is
over.
The
film,
breathtaking
in
scope,
bears
the
stamp
of
full
maturity.
Starring
Clark
Gable;
as
Rhett
Butler
and
Vivien
Leigh
as
Scarlett
O'Hara,
it;
does
lull
justice
to
tne
lameci
Margaret
iuucneu
uuuk,:
sticking
faithfully
to
plot
and
dialogue
and
fulfilling
'the.
expectations
of
its
millions
of
readers
everywhere.
'
Running
for
three
hours
and
forty
minutes,
the
picture
opens
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Monday,
with
a
policy;
of
two
performances
daily
starting
at
2
and
8
p.m.
and
vncnvvnl
confo
fnv
nil
nni-ffivmnncps
thus
Pnnhlinf
the,
waiting
filmgoers
to
be
in
their
seats
at
the
commencement
of
the
picture.
With
one
magnificently
portrayed
scene
following
the
other
in
the
brilliantly
handled
Technicolor,
audiences
have
found
it
difficult
to
decide
on
their
favorite
episode.
However,
three
of
those
scenes
which
have
invoked
the
most
comment
are
the
spectacular
burning
of
.Atlanta;
Al-
li
..:i:1
,,,V.:nV.
V
vnl1nnf
Qrvllf
Vl-
U1U
laitT
piClUMUl
d-ictt,
WIIIUI
utiJitLO
mc
(jaiiom.
uuum-
ern
army
spread
out
on
the
ground
for
medical
treatment,
creating
an
effect
of
defeat
and
despair
that
stretches
in-td
infinity
;
and
lastly,
the
amazing
dmotional
portraiture
of
Hattie
McDaniel
as
Mammy,
and
Olivia
De
Havilland
.
.
1
H
It
!1
i?
1
i
!..
as
MCianie,
as
tney
waiK
up
ine
mnus
oi
rcu-curjwiuu
suiir-
operatlon
behind
way
and
in
sobbing
accents
discuss
the
tragic
death
of
the
the
Capitol.
capitoi.
The
Theatre.
Khetts
ana
scanett
s
cnna.
Hundreds
of
other
brilliant
players
abound
in
the
case,
including
LeslieJIoward,
Lau-
"
ra
Hodc
Crews,
Thomas
Mitchell.
Ona
Munscn
and
Ann
Rutherford.
HEAVY
ADVANCE
SALEl
Advice
from
the
Capitol
Theatre
rays
they
wouldn't
b
surprised
if
the
advance
sale
in
this
city,
prior
to
the
opening,
might
reach
as
high
as
1500.
Clark
Gable
Male
lead
In
"Gone
With
the
Wind"
IllOM
FA
II
AFIELD
Visitors
from
as
far
west
as
the
i
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
east
to.
Burns
Lake,
south
to
Ocean
Falls
and
north
to
Stewart
are
coming!
to
Prince
Rupert
for
"Gone
With
,
the
Wind."
It
will
be
one
or
the
j
biggest
attractions
for
visitors
here,
.
timt,
Thp
sp&t
aDDllca-:
in
some
it""-
-
'
the
Capitol
tlons
received
at
Theatre
make
this
clear.
SMAKT
AUDIENCES
In
other
cities
the
opening
of
"Gone
With
the
Wind"
has
been
a
gala
occasion.
In
some
cities
it
has
been
the
signal
for
socialites.
to
get
out
tneir
.
iweuu
opera
capes
and
other
finery.
NOTE:
Owing
to
th
Itngth
of
'Con
With
th
Wind'
pt
rf
ormanc
t
will
start
sharp
en
th
tlmai
advertised
2
P.M.
and
8
1M.
SEEN
HERE
EXACTLY
AS
PRESENTED
AT
ITS
FAMED
ATLANTA
PREMIER!
1
Vivien
Leigh
Playing
Scarlett
O'Hara,
principal
feminine
charauiur
in
With
the
Wind."
ADVANCE
SALES
The
handling
of
mail
orders
for
Gone
With
the
Wind"
reserved
seat
tickets
has
become
a
major
the
scenes
at
Tne
oraers
are
filled
In
the
sequence
of
their
receipt.
,
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mmmm
HnjMliMw
Starts
Monday
for
4
Days
Matinees
TWICE
DAILY
Evenings
2
p.m.
8
p.m.
GOME
WITH
THE
mm
SEATS
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
THE
HQX
OFFICE
Box
Office
Open
12
Noon
till
9:33
p.m.
Daily
All
Scats
Reserved
MATINEES
Orch.
and
Balcony
'5c
Loses
$1-00
EVENINGS
Orch
and
Kalcony
......
$1.10
Loges
$1.60
Choice
Seati
and
Prompt
Attention
Given
To
MAIL
ORDERS.
Send
Self-addrested
and
Stamped
Envelope.
IT
Wltl
NOT
Bi
SHOWN
ANYWHERE
EXCEPT
AT'
ADVANCED
PRICES
UNTIl
1941
'Gone
Notes
About
Big
Picture
"NOT
ONE
INCH"
Among
the
inquiries
being
received
by
Capitol
Theatre
regarding
."Gone
With
the
Wind"
are
isome
as
to
whether
the
picture
i
will
be
cut
when
it
is
6hown
in
:this
city.
For
some
reason
a
rum
or
has
spread
to
mat
eneci.
"There
will
not
be
one
inch
cut
from
the
original
'Gone
With
the
Wind
film,"
explains
Manager
D.
;G.
Borland.
"We
will
present
this
igreat
picture
exactly
as
it
was
.presented
at
the
premiere
show-'lngs
in
Atlanta
and
New
York
.City."
i
SOUVENIR
rilOGRAMS
Cambrai
Chapter,
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
will
exnloit'
the
showings
of
"Oone
With
the
Wind"
here
next
week
by
offering
souvenir
programs
foi
jsale
at
each
performance.
The
.proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
programs
will
g0
to
the
Chapter's
war
work.
CHOOSING
TITLE
Almost
a
part
of
the
dally
life
of
film-goers
everywhere.
Is
that
four-word
dynamic
title
"Gone
With
the
Wind."
But,
though
the
readers
of
the
book
number
upward
Into
the
mil
lions,
there
afe
a
few
that
realize
that
this
title
was
not
th,e
Inevitable
choice
it
now
seems.
After
working,
on
the'
novel
for
leven
years
and
revising
It
for
three,
Its
author,
Margaret
Mltch-311,
had
to
set
about
making
,
a
choice
of
title
from
the
fifty
she
had
at
various
times
put
aslfie.
Finally,
she
madehcr
choice
from
the
Ernest
Dowson
poem::
"I
have
forgot
much,
Cynara!
Gone
with
the
wind,
Flung
roses,
roses
riotously
with
the
throng.
Dancing,
to
put
thy
-pale,
lost
lilies
out
of
mlndi
The
Interpretation,
as
related
to
the
book
and
film
"Gone
With
the
Wind"
Is
supposed
to
Imply
the
loyalty
of
the
true
Southerner
to
his
land,
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
his
interests
and
fancies
.might
undergo
many
changes
In
the
meantime.
SAVE
ON
Food
Currc
Upkeep
Iluy
a
kH
1
Mili
IBVEssL
H
sH
Rclrkcmior
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
COMPANY
Special
Discount
During
the
veek
of
July
8th
to
13th
the
"Exclusive
Ladies'
Rcady-To-Wcar"
will
offer
tr
special
discount
on
all
cloth
mul
fur
trimmed
coats,
suits,
di
esses
and
hats
in
the
store
Do
Not
Forget
the
New
Location,
215
3rd
Ave,
Next
Door
to
Daily
News
Office
MRS.
H.
S.
PARKER
See
Us
For
HARDWARE
And
Sporting
Goods
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3
DONT
MISS
Box
98
Special
Sale
Attractions
at
WALLACE'S
Next
Week
Now
Is
The
Time
To
Get
That
Watch
The
new
sales
taxes
will
be
on
all
(foods
soon.
We
have
laid
in
a
Rood
stock
of
the
principal
standard
makes
of
watches
and
can
sell
at
regular
prices
while
the
present
stock
lasts.
This
also
applies
to
Silver,
Cut
Glass,
Jewelry
and
all
regular
lines.
We'd
like
to
show
you
some
of
the
new
models
of
Bulova
watches.
JOHN
BULGER
LTD.