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Cifizea Pfcones: Queen 5500. THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1933. TWENTY-ONE LOCAL Theatres Offer fewest Talkies I 1 "ujr i tys belter's Trapc Death Determined Not to Die With Shoes On Resetted at Alexandria EXANDRIA, Dec. 29. Sir iffrfll Man Ha Not Laced Up Shoes For Five Years.

of Miss Jean Stewart, teach-t A'ma College, in a collision between a freight train and at the Rodney, crosisng, sioned much regret in this dis- where Miss Stewart formerly -S Stewart was the rianphtjr nf (Associated Press) LONDON, Dec. 29. A man who Rev. Donald Stewart, former iter of the Presbvterian church lorewood and who also served lexandria from isnn tn 199? family was held in high esteem 'g its many years of residence ree other passengers in the car Miss Stewart met death in the has not laced his shoes for five years told the Prince of Wales during a tour of Yorkshire that he does it in the hope he can fool his doctor. The Prince, noticing the unlaced shoes of J.

C. Lister, a builder and social worker, turned to him and asked the reason. "Five years ago," replied Lister, "a doctor told me I should die in my shoes. Just to show him he was wrong, I sat down in the surgery and unlaced them and I have walked about with my shoes unlaced ever since, so that I can kick them off with my dying kick." h. Attend Our New Year's Eve James Dunn and June Knight in a scene from "Take a Chance," one of the feature pictures now showing at the Regent theater.

Celebration Crawled to Door to Call You'll find at the Regal KemptvilleFarmers' Co. I "1 i a i COLUMBIA till the finest dance floor Help With Feet Frozen SUDBURY, Dec. 29. All Canada an excellent SuiTendcrin? Charter Last Time Today. nee orchestra and service of THE MIND READER tiittjii.

tiuia rr I I I Margaret Lindsay has one of the feminine roles opposite Jamr Carney in "Lady Killer," opening at the Center theater this afternoon. 4 ffr Ml I with WARREN WILLIAM Special Feature ornery is co-starred with Helen Hayes- in "Another Robert Monte "POLICE CAR 17" with TIM McCOY Language," one of the feature pictures coming lo ine maeau mraier next best. $1 COUPLE Special Entertainment. REGAL GRILL WRIGHTVILLE. ED.

PELLETIER, Prop. Take a Wrightvllle car from the Plaza. alone In his shack in Secord township with his feet frozen so severely he was unable to walk, Fred Wazanski, 29, crawled to the door on his knees and by shouting attracted the attention of a neighbor a mile away and thus secured help in reaching St. Joseph's Hospital in Sudbury, he stated today. Wazanski, a Ukrainian, said he had gone to Coniiton Sunday and was returning home Wednesday, a distance of 12 miles, in weather more than 60 below zero.

He was worried about his feet although a doctor stated amputation would be unnecessary. Thursday. At Wimxn NOW REXY Install New Officers At Kemptville Lodge W. H. Guest Now Heads The Masons.

Edited by C. B. Frwr. TWO FEATURES Shareholders Paid In Full. Company Dissolved.

KEMPTVILLE, Dec. 29. A meeting of the Kemptville Farmers, Limited, was held in the town hall yesterday at which the stock certificates were surrendered and the shareholders paid in full as the company is 'being dissolved due to the selling of the property to Mrs. Swedlove. The company was formed in 1820 and purchased the stone building on Clothier street, which it rented to the Co-operative Farmers, Limited, in which a large business was conducted for a few years.

In 1925 the building was rented to Mrs. Swedlove. The company is surrendering its charter following the return of the certificates. The directors of the company are: Mr. A.

Kernahan, C. D. Beckett, J. W. Morrison, sec; B.

F. Danger-field, A. I. Lewis, R. Perci-val.

J. Flannigan, W. J. Beckett, E. Kennedy.

Appreciable Decrease In Ontario Unemployed (CuntdUn Press.) TORONTO, Dec. 29 An appreciable decrease in unemployment is noted at the Ontario government employment service. "Some 23,200 men have failed to renew their applications for Jobs since January, presumably because they arc back at work," stated John F. Marsha, superintendent. He said a number of positions were unfilled.

Columbia VtSnH BUSTER CRABRP- McMrw EDGAR RICE BURROUGH'5 Stay ADDED CAROLE LOMBARD "BRIEF MOMENT" Always ready to help you get what you want Citizen Classified Ads. (Special to The Citizen) KEMPTVILLE, Dec. 29. The annual meeting of Mount Zion Lodge, A.F. and A.M., Kemptville, was held Wednesday in the lodge room when the officers were elected.

The installation of officers was conducted by the Rt. W. Bro. Gordon Young, assisted by Rt. W.

Bro. Dr. R. A. Patterson, Rt.

W. Bro. McClenaghan, and Rt. Wor. Bro.

J. O. Langstaff. Officers installed were: Wor. W.

H. Guest; I.P.M., P. J. Gilroy; senior warden, G. R.

Allen; Junior warden, W. B. George; senior deacon, H. D. Hyndman; Junior deacon, H.

R. Tompkins; inner guard, T. E. McClenaghan; dir. of C.

D. Beckett; senior steward, W. H. "Cheyenne Kid" and "When Strangers Marry" JACK HOLT may be seen on the Columbia theater screen on "Monday in "When Strangers Marry," with Lillian Bond in the supporting role. Holt is cast as a mining engineer from Southern Rhodesia who comes to Paris for a holiday.

During a wild night of gayety he meets Lillian Bond and when he wakes in the morning he finds that he is married. The couple sail for the mining section and there Holt refuses to take his young wife Into the wilderness because he really loves her. And there the complications start. The wife, longing for love and her husband, becomes involved with the society section of the coastal town and realizes that It will be a struggle to still love her husband when he is not there to take care of her. "Cheyenne Kid," also playing, is a Western thriller one that will delight both kiddies and grownups as the action Is fast and a real Western atmosphere pervades the entire production.

Thursday brings "Golden Harvest" with Richard Arlen, Chester Morris and Genevieve Tobin the stars. "Ladies Must Love," also showing, tells of four young chorus girls In New York and their activities. U.S. Bankers' Schedules Of Charges Cancelled Dickinson; Junior steward, Ross AND LOOK WHAT'S HERE! "Havana Widows" Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell Laurier Phillips. Wor.

Bro. G. E. Snider, secretary; Wor. Bro.

C. A. Adams, and A. Milne, tyler, and DePencier Wright, chaplain, were re-elected. Following the meeting, a banquet was served In the Allen' House at whlcn I.P.M.

P. J. Gilroy was presented with the past master's Jewel by Rt. Wor. Bro.

Dr. R. A. Were Announced to Go in Effect First of Year. (Associate Press.) WASHINOTON, Dec.

29. All bankers' schedules of new high charges to depositors, announced to go Into effect with the first of the year under NRA's code, were cancelled tonight by Hugh 8. Johnson In an order which revealed an extraordinary "misunderstanding." This was the word officially used to describe the fact that the bankers' code authority had circulated confidentially among the clearing house associations all over the country a suggested schedule of customer charges, with the declaration that Johnson had approved it, while the administrator now says he had not even seen it. "She's Doin' Em Wrong AVALON Again" NOW I a 1 lUON. Tl'E S.

WED. "1 on Made Me Love Yon" and "Peg My Heart" THELMA TODD Journeyed to England to fill a contract with the A British motion picture producers. Her success over there was Instantaneous, and the picture that started It was "You Made Me Love You," in which she starred opposite Lupino Lane, the celebrated English comedian from the legitimate stage. This production may be seen at the Laurier theater in Hull for four days starting tomorrow. Lane falls In love with a girl he sees in a taxi-cab, discovers that she Is the sister of a school pal.

Introductions are quickly performed but a hitch Is thrown in the works by Thelma's violent dislike for Stanley. The comedy angle is delightful as Stanley tries to tame his wife, putting her In the most uncomfortable inns and automobiles he can find. He eventually succeeds but only after a battle that Is worthy of the title "the taming of a shrew." Marian Davies stars In the second feature, "Peg O' My Heart," and this film version of the popular story becomes even greater a movie with Miss Davies in the leading role. COLUMBIA Moses Doctor, prominent Ottawa barrister, I to be the guest speaker at the open 'meeting of Ottawa Young Judaea to be held on Tuesday evening at the Talmud Torah hall. In addition to the address, musical entertainment under the direction of Ernie Edelsteln and a play directed by Sam Palcf will be presented.

pOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. 0TSrti7mr' ADDED jMjjjJIilJ Frozen! 'tr'-m "R.ovpJ NOW i SHOWING LZ NARROW CORNER' ROD LAROQl'E S.O.S. ICEBERG" Now Showing JACK HOLT "WHEN STRANGERS MARRY" TOM KEENE "CHEYENNE KID" Rcxy REXY Come to our New Year's Eve Frolic You'll enjoy 1 lie fun here tomorrow nijsrht. An excellent orchpstrn, balloons and favors for everyone, and all your friends will greet yon. NO COVER CHARGE Cafe Laurier 175 BRIDGE 1ST.

HILL, QIE. Phone S. 4019 For Reservation. New Year's Eve Dancing 12.01 to 3.30 a.m. Novelties, etc.

Hollywood IsJ Bank 8L Admission 50c Tax. NEW YEAR'S NIGHT Dancing p.m. to 1 a.m. Nevelties, etc. Admission 25c.

"Sarrotc Corner" and "S.O.S. Iceberg" IT Is difficullrto comment on the breath-taking film, "S.O.S. Iceberg." which opens at the Rexy theater on Monday, without running into the term "epic." This production results from a six months' trip Into the Arctic by a company from the Universal studios composed of 38 Intrepid actors and explorers. "S.O.S. Iceberg" telle the tensely dramatics story of a lost expedition and their struggle to exist through their trying struggle to civilization.

With the whole world searching for them, they are rescued in the nick of tune. The beautiful shots obtained by the cameramen In this feature (re worthy of mention. Exploding Icebergs, seldom seen by man, terrific fights between polar bears, and la.st but not least, flying feats by a leading ace, are among the highlights of this hour's entertainment. "Narrow Corner," also showing. Is a tale of the Malay Archipelago with Douglas Fairbanks, Ralph Bellamy and Dudley Dlgges in the starring roles.

Patricia Ellis appears as the daughter of the black-birder who falls In Jove with Fairbanks when his schooner touches at the Island for water. Next Thursday the Rexy will play "Skyway." with Ray Walker and Kathrjn Crawford, and "Lady for a Day" with IU all-star cast. 0 SPECIAL V0 ii i them a FOR OUR NEW YEAR'S EVE FROLIC, STARTS 12.05 MIDNIGHT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31st Rialto SPECIAL Turkey or Chicken DINNER SUNDAY cL 35 Chef New Bervlr The "Mt of roods. Diana Tea Room 241 Rank Street. Opea Sll nlfht New Year's lit.

"Lainer Man" and "Telegraph Trail" POWELL has always been a popular figure on every acreer In Ottawa. His productions have been greeted with applause and audiences have consistently praised his every feature whether he tlayrd the role of a detective, a lawyer, a criminal or a Jewel thief. 4 The Rial! i theater Is presenting his latest feature this afternoon. It la "Lawyer and Powell portrays the role of a struggling young lawyer In BroofJyn who realizes that the quickest way to wealth Is to prey on the wealthy society people In New York and obtain their desired ends eltl.tr by fair means or foul. The second nature.

"Telegraph Trail," features John Wayne and is an enterialnmi nt feature containing more than the average amount of thrills and ex lung moments. Starting next Wednesday the Rialto will show "8eeptaa Nights." with Stanley Lu ino clowning his way through the entire six reels, and "One Hravrr Night." a delightfully romantic feature starring John Boles and velyn Lav. A midnight vw for thm wishing lo eelfbrste the New Year hsi been arrance to start st five minutes past midnight on Sunday. ft Special Holiday Program ill BemeleyI 'II CVaTT4 TIT? 1 FUN AND FAVORS FOR COME AND ENJOY YOUR- SELF Admlnlnn to Alt 35c ertKn Artrted I TTVJ gr hnri 1 ill flkf it- ni DoiVt Forget the Imperial 4 Dayi Starting Tomorrow MARIAN DAVIES PEG MY HEART 99 LESLIE HOWARD HEATHER ANGEL TLYINO DEVILS" mm 1 HI II nrur hn Artlno Judf tn iin( i 77 1:1 nw Year'i Eve Show tilllHIIMMHtl III' mill ti it'H'el UnrtOf Kuhi II nt "rifHi nqmrr' Sh' th "Ciitest" Thing In Picture Lillian Harvey and Lew Ayres ND Ml'IC AND HONGS MJWi nnd Gun" and "The Thundering Herd" WC. niXDS has always bwn a rrowd pieaser whenever he ap- peared In a film In Ottawa.

Alison Rkipworth Is equally is popular. But when a theater announces that the two will be seen In a eomrdv riot, It bids fair that there will be a run on the seating capacity. This Is a hat la happening at the Imperial this afternoon. Fields nd Miss Hkipworth will be seen In TUlie and Ous" and the added attrition Baby Le Roy. Clowning their way from China to Aluka.

missing sheriffs Just by Inches, truing out of gambling games by the skin nt their teeth and generally getting into all stu of trouble, the two romedisns ststger their sy through five hilarious reels of eomedv. flaby Leftoy eonuibute his own shsre of merriment In making "Tlllie and Ous" one of the scresmintlv funny hl's of the yesr, Also showing is the rimlM'ioo of the fane Orev novel, "The Thundering Herd," fH Randolph Heott. Judith Allen and Buster Ctsbh the nrrlP Weo'nuflST brirn 'Tunny Si1e tfp." with Charles Fsrr'll snd Janet Osvnor tothrr sfcjiin. and "With Williamson the Bra," with the Iocs; of (hi film on the floor of the sea. Cvntrv ThiitromM Stintttijj-Xvtr YvarH Kro Show at 12.01 a.m.

JAMES CAONEY in "Lady Killer" ALL SEATS -35c TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OfflCE, II 1 1 snw lal STANLEY LUPINO THELMA TODD "YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU" rtilttlr'! MallitM 1 Itntdlf fill Stm I 1M and Time or TMk RIVO" i or ooi.to- RIDEAU f'.