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J. I Citizen Phones: Queen THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA. CANADA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1934. TWENTY-ONE 1 i Newest Talkies LOCAL Theatres To Ottawa PUBLIC 4 1 1 if Offer Executives Witness Manslaughter Returned In C.P.R. Man's Death I- Operation On Girl As a prelude to shootinff tfc Operation scene for "Sorrell and the latest production of Bri- Sish Dominion Films featuring H.

ft. Warner, which is to be released United Artiste, three company fixecutives obtained permission to to a London hospital and watch jyb actual operation in progress. Stepping into the operating room, ftflad in masks and white coats, Jheir hearts began to sink into their ftoots. expecting that what they v'SSvre about to see might prove a i i i JJy Montreal Man Convicted By Jury at Joliette. (Canadian Press.) JOLIETTE, Feb.

2 A verdict of manslaughter was returned today by a Jury hearing a charge against Gaston Bouchard, Montreal, of murdering James Mackie, acting investigator for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Mackie was shot in the night of Sept. 7, 1933. when he and George W. Miller, another CJ.R.

detective, surprised two men breaking Into freight cars. Paul Thouin, who the prosecution said was the companion of Bouchard, committed suicide in a jail cell In Montreal after confessing the shooting and revealing to police the cache of a number of valuable paintings stolen from the at tie gruesome. I Imagine their relief, therefore, then they discovered that the op- ranon iney were to witnp.w lothing more than the removal of I piece ci Done from a nrvttv cms land! 1 -ibiii WW IT MtJwi Aiierwaras, wmie the patient was under the anaesthetic, she was moved into various "camera angles." l-Jfthd tills was of considerable assist-' wjnce to Director Jack Raymond hen he came back into the studio t'O organize his own operation scene jjlor the picture. A Immediately upon leaving the the film men stepped at a Chester Morris and Helen Twelvetrees in a scene from "King for a Night," one of the features at the Imperial today. Ruth Chatterton has an entirely new role in "Female," which opens at the Rideau theater on Monday.

Rexy TKaroy norisis, and sent in a huge uvn siugc Montreal Art Association. Ernest Bertrand. K.C., Crown prosecutor, said he was satisfied Thouin had fired the shots that killed Mackie. Mr. Justice Cousincau Instructed the Jury that before they could bring In a verdict of guilty they must be satisfied Bouchard knew Thouin was armed when they left Montreal for the Lanoraie Railroad yards and that there was an understanding between them they were to commit an illegal act.

He said he thought they might bring in a manslaughter verdict. JTouquet of flowers bearing the simple inscription: "From three men" you will never 'SimDlifv sellins hv msmu riii Lionel Barrymore is one of the many stars appearing in the long-awaited picture, "Dinner at Eight," which opens a week run at the B.K.O. Capitol this afternoon. At tlR Ipatrw Iflassified ads. a Edited by C.

B. Fraser. "The ny To Lore" and "Ever in My Heart" IN "The Way to Love," Maurice Chevalier's latest starring vehicle, coming to the Rexy theater on Monday, the gay French star deserts his military uniforms and gold braid and appears in the streets of his beloved Paris as a uniformed guide for a sight-seeing agency. Ann Dvorak is the target in a knife-throwing act in a circus. She runs away from her tormentor and takes refuge In Chevalier's home on the roof-tops.

They fall in love and from then on the story concerns the pitfalls and disappointments they encounter in their struggle to gain happiness. An entirely new and different Barbara Stanwyck will also be seen in "Ever in My Heart." She appears as a New England girl of strong character and moral fiber assailed by cruel fate. She is married, to a German professor and she is torn between duty to her husband and duty to her country when the great conflict of 1914-18 throws the world into chaos. "Footlight Parade," with an all-star cast including Jimmy Cagney, Joan Blondell, Ruby KeoJrr and Dick Powell, will be shown at the Rexy theater for three davs starting next Thursday. Hollywood Closeups it KANSAS CITY-Louis Wolfe, 11, had a broken neck and didn't know it.

He told physicians at General Hospital he had been suffering frri heaiaches. since he fell down a flight of stairs a week ago. X-ray pictures showed the fracture. His neck was placed in a cast and physicians said he would recover. Imperial 3 BY DAN THOMAS IEA Service Staff rnrrrcnnniUnl JOLLYWOOD Loretta Young is aoomea to be one of those un- nrtunate screen actresses who will regarded as old when she is 25.

JSP1 Laurier iv that time people will be saying. wny, sne must be at least 351 remember pictures she did years less she wished to pay for the privilege. They Can't Stop. AT the party given the other night by Emanuel Cohn for Gary Cooper and his bride, George Burns and Grade Allen went into their act, a part of which went as follows: Grade My brother was held up by two men last night. George Is that so? Where was he held up? Gracie Well, from the reports, all the way home.

Lanny Goes Big. AT the same party Lanny Ross, popular singer just signed to a contract by Paramount, warbled io." I Thp lflt.fnr nart mU ha ti-no inn "Horse Play" and "King For a ISighr SLIM SUMMERVILLE" teams up with a new eomedy pal in the Imperial theater featured picture this afternoon. It is none other than Andy Devine, who is the slim boy's cowhand partner. "Horse Play" is a perfect medium for the droll humor of Summer-ville and Devine Is an excellent foil. Locale of the film moves from the dusty range of the Montana cow country to the fog-veiled countryside of an English medieval castle.

Much of the naturally fast action of the film is enlivened by the ridiculous situations in which Slim's horse, Angela, is found. "King for a Night," also showing, tells the story of a small town boy (Chester Morris), son of- a clergyman, his sister and the girl he loves, both of whom cheat at love and bring nothing but sorrow to him. At the height of his career, when he holds wealth and adulation in his hand, he is overwhelmed by the wrongdoing of his loved ones. Helen Twelvetrees, Alice White, John Miljan and Grant Mitchell have the supporting roles. Next Wednesday at the Imperial brings "As Husbands Go," with Warner Baxter and Helen Vinson, and "Sleepers East," with Wynne Gibson and Preston Foster in the starring roles.

L'oretta's career dates back to about '27. And she has been married id divorced. "But she's not. nlH DANCING and floor show; TONIGHT NO COVER CHARGE Gus Loran's Casa Lorn a Orchestra is creating a sensation. Dine with us then dance in our ballroom.

Tavern Plate Lunch 35c, Table d'hote 16c Buslnena Men'i Lunch ServeA in Dlnlni Room SOt Special Table d'hote Dinner fl Hotel fl Restaurant 'sving celebrated her 21st birthnav "Monsieur Quick" and "Emergency Call" FOLLOWING their policy announced last week, the Laurier theater in Hull are presenting one French feature and one English feature for four days starting tomorrow. "Emergency Call," with Bill Boyd, W.ynne Gibson and William Gargan in the starring roles, is the story of an ambulance chaser and the exciting incidents that nurses and hospital attendants have in a large city where traffic accidents are almost quarter-hourly occurrences. The French production is entitled "Monsieur Quick" and has the talented English actress, Lilian Harvey, playing opposite Jules Berry, a famous star of the Paris stage and screen. Both features will play for four days. a couple of weeks ago.

Perilous Business. PPARENTLY the choosing of namps has hppnm. task in i of sons. And was he a hich our. screen stars must I 7 le greatest care.

When Harriette ike changed her name to Ann Centre ithern recently, she received num- Firm Has Not Failed hiV .3 ous letters of protest. ItTHILE making a personal ap-" pearance In a theater recently Charlotte Henry was asked by i One. stated that, according to Or Made Assignment hit! There's a lad who will make Crcsby. Russ Columbo and all the rest of the' songsters really look to their laurels. What the screen audiences want he has in large quantities.

A New Version. AND now Jimmy Durante rises to remark that the reason Garbo didn't marry Rouben Mamouiian while they were in Arizona recently ience, it would be impossible for to enjoy any success with such name. Another, from a woman Minneapolis, stated that since daughter's name was Ann Soth-n, Ann couldn't use the name un HIXL laborer to autograph a ten dollar bill. Although puzzled, she complied and the laborer remarked, "Thank you, that'si another ten spot my movie-mad wife won't spend." Robinson, Little and Corrects Reports. (Canadian Prfs.) LONDON, Feb.

2-Robln- qua $1 Hnerlal Sunday Evening Dinner son, Little and Company Limited, of London and Winnipeg; have informed the Canadian Press that ii 9, '1 1 IS I i 1 fl statements in' reports carried by the emssh "Contention City" and "Before Midnight" THE Centre theater management have announced a change in policy which came into effect yesterday. Double bills will be featured from now on with the weekly programs changing every Friday. "Convention City," the main attraction which opened yesterday, sets a fast and furious pace at the start nd never slackens for an instant during the entire film. Our first glimpse of the cast shows them en route to Atlantic City America's principal locale for salesmen's conventions. From then on until they finally straggle back to their trains en route for home the action is packed with laughs and romantic situations as the individual salesmen pack as much fun as possible into their week of convention fun.

The cast is superb. What better guarantee for an evening of hilarity than the appearance of Joan Blondell, Adolphe Menjou, Dick Powell, Mary Astor, Guy Kibbee, Frank McHugh all in major roles. Unless you are very concerned about the condition of your ribs do not miss this real Hollywood comedy. "Before Midnight," the added feature, will more than send the chills running up and down your spine. For sheer, unadulterated thrills, this mystery film has few equals.

Ralph Bellamy is the brilliant investigator who ferrets out the identity of the murderer, of two men. June Collyear and Arthur Pierson supply the love interest. Others in the cast are Claude Glllingwater, Betty Blythe, George Cooper and Bradley Page. 0 S) Starts Monday for Three Days. Canadian Press on Jan.

30. that the firm had failed or assigned, are incorrect. Stanley Wlngle of Winnipeg, general manager of the company, i slated to the Canadian Press that NOW SHOWING Robinson. Little and Company Limited had not failed or assigned but, on the contrary, is actively GIRLS! See this story of a woman tcho makes a business of Bossing Men! i' carrying on a flourishing business in Winnipeg and the Western Provinces. WHY DO A MILLION MEN LEAVE HOME EVERY YEAR? Youll know the answer, girls, liter you see what goes on when the lid goes off at a Big Business Convention! Mr.

Wlndle said: "Robinson, Little and Compsny Limited have been doing business In Canada for Rideau 59 years and at no time have they failed to meet their obligations, i Today we enjoy the highest cndlt MEN ho "know how to handle Do yon think you could handle this woman who make a business of handling men? (MENTION One secret actors can keep is that of their marriage. In the case of Marlon Burns and Kane Richmond, shown here, the secret was kept since last May, when they were married following their work in a Jungle picture. Richmond was a Minnesota University athlete, and Miss Burns formerly was Mrs. Bruce McFarland. was because she couldn't forget him Uimmy) and his magnetic "polson-ality." Ten Bent Husbands! WELL, we've had polls on the "ten best" of almost everything from pictures to soup, so here's one on husbands the ten men in the world who would be the best matrimonial beta, according to Hollywood's chorus beauties.

The poll was conducted among the 143 girls now working In "Wonder Bar." The results, in the order of their popularity, were John Jacob Astor III, Col. Charles Lindbergh, Jack Dempsey, Benito Miiwilmi. Ernest Hrmmlngwav. "Cotton" War-burton, Jimmy Cagney, the Prince of Wales, Prince Alexis Mdlvanl, and Mahatma Ghandl. rating and occupy a foremost post- tion in the trade.

Our business In the Western Provinces Is In the most satisfactory condition tn Its history, snd despite any depression In lines has shown remarkable Improvement In the last two years." CITY CHIC AOO- Wan ted: Some old automobiles thst served their owners between the yesrs 1895 mid 1915. The management of a wing of a century pageant for the World's Fair, which reopens In ff if mm June, la making a search for such things. WASHINGTON The United I LAliltS! Mon. A Tue. are always 7 "Royal Windsor" DinnerwarV Dayi (u Start your set LaUtta NOW! States Senate Friday adopted a resolution ordering William P.

MacCrsrken, former assistant seere. LAST TIME TODAY! "Psddy the Nest Best Thing" gnd "Female" RUTH CHATTERTON, who holds a high place In the worship of theatergoers, has an entirely different role in "Female," her latest starring vehicle, which opens at the Rideau theater on Monday. Miss Chatterton is cast as the head of a large automobile manufacturing concern, quite able to take care of herself and the board of directors of the company. She imports every good-looking engineer or designer that looks good to her, and when he has become her slave she exiles him to some out-of-the-way sub-office where he is left alone to wonder at his sudden and disastrous love affair. Her method works very well In every case until George Brent appears on the scene.

He Is one engineer who Insists on showing his plans at her home when he is asked there to do so. Also, in every other way he Is unapproachable and the Job Miss Chatter tofl has in making him realize that she Is capable of love makes an entertaining feature. Thursday brings a thrilling Western feature, "The Lone Avenger," starring Ken Maynard, and "Ooodbye Again," with Warren William and Joan Blondell. Avalon "Take A Chance" and "Lady Killer" siHTAKE A CHANCE." one of 1933 really good musicals, will be 1 seen on the Avtlon screen on Monday in conjunction with Jimmy Csgnry latest, "Lady Killer." "Take a Chance" opens with Jimmy Dunn, CHIT Edwards (Ukclele Ike to you) and Lillian Roth performing In a small cirrus as spieler, weight guesser snd hootch dancer respectively. MM Roth heads for New York after borrowing all the money she can from her pals and disappears effectively from the scene until the two pals arrive tn New York to search for her.

The two madcaps get Into a series of comical adventures and nearly succeed tn gumming up the show that Buddy Rogers Is opening. However, a mistake they make succeeds In putting the show arrow and everythliw turns out happily. The musical numbers are excellent, with cifrrent song hits such as "O-O-O, I'm a Night Owl." "I Did It With My Little Ukelele," "It's Only a Paper Moon" and "New Deal Rhythm." "Lady Killer" presents Jimmy Cagney as an ex-crook and gangster who rtoe to screen fame by providing his own fan mall. His rise to fame Is hilarious in the extreme, while the sequences where his former gangster psls blackmail him berauae of his surreu provide thrills a-plenty. Mse Clarke and Margaret Llnd.uy have the leading feminine roles.

Next Thursday brinas Pst O'Brien In "College Coach" and Th Thrill Hunter" with Dorothy Revler and Burs Jones. tary of commerce In chsrge nf aeronautics, arrested and brnuiiht before the bar of the Senate for defying the air mall Investigating committee. "Kiss Before the Mirror" Between one and rlcht o'clock ycMerdny morning the Knights of Columbus Hnll, Spadlna avenue, was entered by the breaking of the glass In a side door. Clgarets. to the value of 150 were stolen.

1 Co-Operation is the Watchword of the Hour END TODAY "Night Might" John anS Lloitrl Bmmor, Hflrn Mr. Clark (iablr. Mytni lot. Rnfcrrt Mnntinmrry nd "Slim l.lnlni" nh 2nd FEATURE THAT it is a sauces is shown nu your hills for isafliM "BEFORE MIDNIGHT" With Ralph Bellamy June Collycr Claude Glllingwater CO OI'KKATION alt working- to. peihrr for a enmmon nlijeet re-gsrelle of polities, rare, seg or creed will prmlure wonderful pult.

History has proved it. And we who are living now and making hitory are still proving it. On every hand are striking example of the result obtained hy rn operation. Hut it is only one of theae, of whieh we want to remind you. And that ia the Ottawa Hydro Klvtrir CnnimUiiufi the liody you have created to run jour own electric tight plant.

light and power, for, it's the Hydro alv that is responsible for the present tow rates that Ottawa The Hydro is your own company. At a taxpayer in the city, you are a stork-holder. And as a taxpayer ami limis'-holder it is your duty to support it. only your duty, hut privilege heeama hy supporting the Hydro you are help, ing yourself you are helping to keep fleet ri litfhf and power rAt at their prenoi.t low level. Mayfair 1vr.

l.trw'-r.S.-.ViJ. 11 Noon. 3 Oltawa'i Beit Entertainment Vtlu 2 Firit Clnrs Fetturci for 20c if? 'The Uitht Tn Uomnnee" and II i a Mnmert" 3K8Y kg 0' rhfii Ottawa Hydro Electric Commission 109 BANK ST. Cht ii SrcNn" Ann haruino la tn attraction at the Mayfair theater starting with Monday's performances. The picture is entitled "The Right to Romance" and has Miss Harding in the role of a plastic surgeon, who awakens to Hit fact that her world and existence are entirely devoid of romance.

he travia to California where she meet "romance" In the firm of Robert Young, a wealthy playboy, Miss Harding soon resides her mistskt and returns to her rareer while her husband returns to his wild and carefree life. Nils AM her is the com-monplsre dortor who wins Mif-s Harding in the end, Brendrl, the M-recn't outstanding Dwede character actor, has hU first starring role in some time in Dig Moment." eio showing on th double bill. He is rst as the janitor in a lari apart ment houss who is forred to be peeremexer, matchmaker and gn ersllv jam nf alt trades The supporting cast has Walter Catiett and Barbara tn the romsntic roles, Thurvis at 'he Msvfstr brings "dunn (Me aith Jnt Ciasnoi. ea4 JU Wjoa, lot 'Tire Chief," to "The Chief." Are dnlns jmr (nil dut kr supporting the Ittdre? If yatj want any Infnrraallnn shout It fall as ap. ft Phone 713 Queen 80J 3-.