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Thursday, June 10, 1943 THE EVENING CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA Page 23 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONtt pfc-5 The Movies Capitol 1 1 Daily Prayer In Congress By The Associated Press WASHINGTON For the first time in congressional history, a woman offered the daily prayer in the House of Representatives yes art, an ordained Methodist minister. Mrs. Stewart is listed on the house lobby register as legislative representative for the women's committee to oppose conscription. In her prayer she asked God to "take from our frightened hands the bomb and bayonet. Arm us with spirit instead." Montreal Tremor Recorded Here The earth tremor which shook Montreal Tuesday was recorded on the seismographs at the Dominion observatory as "approximately of the same intensity as the May 7 quake which occurred near Montreal," officials reported today.

Distance from Ottawa to the epicenter was given as about 100 miles and officials said the first indications were that the epicenter was probably west of the city. Epicenter of the May 7 quake was St. Lin, north of Montreal. terday. She is Rev.

Annalee Stew Gyros Hear A. J. Hazelgrove "It's time for a cleanup in Ottawa," A. J. Hazelgrove, prominent local architect, told members of the Gyro Club last night, "even at the risk of treading on somebody's toes." Mr.

Hazelgrove, who is president of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, spoke at the regular Gyro Club meeting at the Chateau Laurier. He delivered a punch at some "uptown property holders" who he said are not properly maintaining property, whether privately 4 owned or expropriated. "Have we any real civic pride?" he asked, "or do. we epect the Dominion government to provide everything, for us?" He said it was the elementary obligation of everyone concerned to get moving on the Greber plan. The face of Sparks street had been changing but it stops at ground level.

Hugh Parker Presents The Stage Society in "CI ADCDATU" A Drama by rLAKCrA I rl Terence Rattigan Directed by MALCOLM MORLEY LA SALLE ACADEMY THEATRE Gulgues and Sussex Sis. Guigues St. Entrance NIGHTLY (EXCEPT FRIDAYS) AT 8.30 P.M. PROMPT Popular Price Matinee June 12th at 2.30 p.m. All Seats 60c (tax iml.) RESERVED SEATS $1.20 (tax inc.) UNRESERVED SEATS 60c (tax inc.) Box Office NOW OPEN dally from 10 a.m.

to 6 pjn. at C. W. Lindsay's, 189 Sparks telepnone 2-0633. Thereafter tickets may be obtained from the Theatre Box Office from 7 p.m., telephone 3-0694.

Next Week: "A Pig In A Poke" NOW SHOWING "GUNFIGHTERS" I In Action Color I with RANDOLPH SCOTT PLUS! It i "Crime Doctor's Manhunt" I with WARNER BAXTER The NEW MONTREAL RL5-832t NOW SHOWING I 5, teener i ecroru CHESTEI BflSElSx PLUS! I i mt THE ONLY THEATRE SHOWING 3 RUTH WAttRICK WALTER BRENNAN WALTER BRENNAN FRED STONE GEORGE SANDERS SIGNE IIASSO On OUR STAGE-TONIGHT AT 9 P.St The Winners of the "I Married A Blind Date" Contest will be interviewed by CFRA CUD TODAY TILL SAT. Acclaimed Land As Celesta HOLM tan REVE8E Int HAVOC JUbtrt BEKKEt bMWTKII StaSIOCKfEll' SnJFf Today Only! "OUT OF THE 2. jSD (HTjuta tgLglgil jwjwiyiw K3. 1 MRS. THIN KAN ARE RIGHT IN THE THICK 7T mrriii BtUKtr.

WILLIAM CURB rius! oman To Woman' (Adult) Dons. Montgomery Across The "BEST IN YEARS!" WALTER WINCH ELL EXTRA! Color Cartoon The Butcher of Seville" Can. News Of The Day Hl 1111 PAST" and WOMAN GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT A Darryl F. Zanuck production, directed by Elie Kazen. The screen play by Moss Hart was based on! the novel by Laura Z.

Hobson. The Cast: Phil Green Gregory Peck Kathy Dorothy McGuIre Dave John Garfield Ann? Celeste Holm Mrs. Greene Ann Revere Tommy Dean Stockwell Rating: -Excellent" Those who have called this a "picture of the year" were not wrong. It is a powerful, hardhitting story which bares the snobbishness in all of us on one subject or another. It is the kind cf picture everyone should see at least once a month perhaps more often.

Members of the cast, headed! by Gregory Peck, Dorothy Mc-Guire and John Garfield, must have been born for the parts. Their interpretation of their roles Is magnificent. Anne Revere as "Mrs. Greene" does wonderful woi k. The story deals with a young writer, Gregory Peck, who is assigned to do a series of articles for a magazine cn anti-semitism.

He flounders around trying to get a new "angle" for an old and very controversial subject. Then he decides to tell people he is a Jew, to think and act as one. It works. He gets his story, and he sets very angry, too. at intolerance of any kind.

So will nine out of ten who see it, if they are honest. And if they are honest, they will admit that they have been intolerant of someone's race or religion at one time or another. News and a cartoon complete the bill. B. L.

C. Hold Final Rally Of 6th Scouts The V. R. Booker Trophy, an annual cup awarded to the leader end best patrol of the year, was awarded last night to William Goyette, leader of the 6th All Saints group, at the final scout rally, of the year, held at Bate Hall. Scouts under leader Goyette were Wilber Kropp, Keith Hepburn, Robert Ziernan, Don Jackson, Dudley Brown and Graham Casselman.

The cup was presented by Jack Lethbridge of the group committee. Over 50 scouts and their parents were present when the Tenderfoot Badge was presented to Jack Doxy. The sing-song was led by Norman Morphy. cubmaster of the 22nd Cathedral Cub pack. Four cubs sang soloes as additional entertainment.

Refreshment conveners were Mrs. V. L. Booker and Mrs. ert Lay.

Hull Kennel Club Plans Sanction Show Hull and District Kennel Club was organized last night. Officers elected were: president, J. W. Dockrill; vice-prepidents, J. Pilon and Mac McLean; secretary-treasurer, Fred Blatch; directors.

F. L. Coleman, H. Derraugh, G. F.

Lovett, Col. W. S. Fenton, OBE, Mrs. S.

G. McDougall, Mrs. W. S. Fenton, Mrs.

G. F. Lovett, Mrs. J. W.

Dockrill. His Worship, Mayor Raymond Brunet. OBE, of Hull was elected honorary president. Plans were laid for a sanction Ehow to be held in the near future. Read Citizen Classified Ads.

N0WL 0 ftW. CAPITOL Agreement 12:14 2:30 4:44 7:02 8:18. Last ehow at 9:00. ARTIER "The Journal Tombrt" 1:45 8:11. "Jeannou" 12:30 3 OS' 6:28 8:41.

Last show at Sill. CENTRE "The Voice of the Turtle" 12:00 1:10 3:10 5:10 7:13 8.20. Last show at 9:00. CINEMA DePARIS "Drift Wood" 3:00 10:00. "A Scandal In 6:30.

-The Westerner" 8:27. ELGIN "You Were Meant for Me" 1:00 3:10 5:20 7:30 9:40. Last Ehow at 9:00. LITTLE ELGIN "Sitting Pretty- 1 45 3:45 5:45 7:40 9:40. Lact ahow at 9:05.

EASTVJEW "Angel And The Eadman" 6:30 9:15. "Boston Blackie's Rendezvous" 8:11. Last show at 8:11. ELMDALE "Torrid Zone" 3 10 40 10:00. "The Bowery" 1:40 5:05 8 JO.

Last show at 8:10. FRANCAIS Theatre Closed All This. Week. GLEBE "The Impatient Years" 1 :15 4:40 8:15. "Magic Town" 2:45 6:10 9:45.

Last show at 8:00. IMPERIAL "Frontier Marshal" I 0 3:41 6:22 9:12. "Belle Starr- 2:14 4:55 7:36 10:26. Last show at LINDEN Blondles Big Moment- 6i 8:45. "Gun Fighters" 7:20 10:10.

Last show at 8:45. MAYKAIR "Wistful Widow of Won 7:00 10:00. "Woman to Woman" 8:30. Last show at 8:20. MONTCALM "The Unfaithful" 58 Bank street, too, is improving, Mr.

Hazelgrove admitted. He had a word of sympathy for "the little fellow who never has or never will have the wherewithal to build a home of his own." The working man with little money is entitled to share in the common economy of the country, he said. Mr. Hazelgrove was introduced by Wm. A.

Ramsay and thanked by Rick Perley. Earl Young officiated at the initiation of two new members, Tom Bryson and Wm. Keele. Lawrence Butler, president of the Gyro Club, was in the chair. Western Crop Report Another week of above-normal temperatures across the prairies has facilitated seeding and promoted rapid growth of crops, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics said yesterday in the fourth of a series of telegraphic crop reports.

IMBRO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Famous for Italian Spaghetti and Ravioli 415 Rideau Street Ph. 3-0384 for Reservations Dancing Nightly to ALEX DAWSON and Orch. Chateau Laurier A si Dinner dance 10. On Saturday Dinner dance 7-9 and Snpper dance 10-12. HOTEL 7-.

P. 1 A FEATURES ON THE SAME BILL "DRIFTWOOD" The Westerner 'A Scandal in Pari? IRVING RAPPER zirintrjr urn i iiy 1045 WELLINGTON JK 8-0594 In a Super-Swell Outdoor Hit JON ANDY HALL DEVINE 'MICHIGAN KID' In Gorgeous Technicolor 2nd Hit: "A Likely Story" a Laff Riot with Barbara Hale Crey's nreat Story of the West! in nirn JV eve iiwaym nnviii i luimiu IF fiii r.7TS.Tas 1 1 with KENT SMITH JOHN EMERY Directed extra! "Buccaneer Bunny" (A Colored Cartoon) "The Impatient Years" life rU." ft 'raOfflW I KjSs ll HS 2nd Bi Hit! The Perfect Pair In The Perfect 11 "IIJASIC CJO Elf PHONE 4-3646 ZM fi i tj in, WfAW Of IT! I There are approximately 24,200 post offices in the United Kingdom. FOR PARTIES SNACKS and SUPPERS We Deliver Fish and Chips Call 3-1744 QUEEN MARY TEA ROOM BANK and McLAREN STS. redid tihie MUSIC For Your DANCING PLEASURE Wednesday Saturday Entire Club Reserved Friday 66 SLATER ST. 4-6446 The Key Room opens for jrcru a new avenue for entertaining and for a social nour with friends oefore luncheon or dinner.

II 1 HOTSZ Bank Gilmour Streets Phone 2-3761 I AKFSIDt GARDENS Every Tuesday Thursday Friday Admission 35c SATURDAY Admission 50c "BRITANNIA-ON-THE-BAY" Melville Johnston's Orchestra THE OTTAWA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY Used Records Special PER DOZEN Regent Vending Machines LIMITED 779 BANK ST. Between 2nd and 3rd the Golden Grill I Jean Arthur Lee Bowman Also Disney Cartoon Late News Events 9:14. "Lost Honeymoon 5:05 Last show at 7:45. NELSON "Red Stallion" 105 4:00 7:00 9:55. "That Wpy With Women' 2:30 5:30 8:25.

Last show at 8 20. NOLA "Michigan Kid" 7:00 45. "A Likely Story" 8:15. Lait show at 8:15. REGENT "eslre Me" 1:20 3 :25 5.25 7:30 9:30.

Lut show at 9:00. RIALTO "High School Hero" 2.35 5:30 8:30. "Johnny O'clock" 1:15 3:45 6:45 9:40. Last chow at 8 20. RIDEAU "Out of the Past" 3 35 6 50? 10:05.

"Marked Woman" 3:05 8:30. Last show at 8:30. REXY "The A I 1 Affair" 7 10:03. "Bowery Buckaroos" 8:45. Last show at 8:27.

SOMERSET "Red Stallion" 1:05 4:00 7:00 9:55, "That Way With Women" 2:30 5:30 8:25. Last show at 8.20. VICTORIA "Jolson Story" 7:20 93 Last show at 9 :25. WESTBORO "Crime Doctors Man Hunt" 7:10 9:55. "Gunf tghtera" 8:30.

Sat. Matinee 1:30. LA SALLE ACADEMY THEATRE Stage Society In at 8:30. VfeW Sstmmmwk Held Over 2nd Week ifRJP BELVEDERE SAYS: ii ii 1 1 1 1 1 i iuii wnibbi "HURRY! WE CAN'T STAY FOREVER!" with LEVANT BOTH ATTRACTIONS END SAT! 3-4400 ATTENTION 5-4040 Richard's and Victory Taxi T. E.

Richard, Owner Louis Sadowskie NO CHANGE IN NAME BUT NEW ADDRESS 67 MURRAY ST. Try Us Once You'll Call Us Again YOU I' Until Saturday WBsrs OSCAR SCOTT Barbara STANWYCK "GUN FIGHTERS" Your Favorite Comic Characters in "Blondie's Biff Moment" KIDS Big Fun Contest On Stage Saturday Matinee JSL0 RANDOLPH SCOTT NANCY KELLY I STAWixk CESAR ROMERO BINN1E BARNES 1 I 777 SOMERSET PH 4-4945 What'Was the Key to This Man's Fascination Over Women? John George Hodiak Murphy The Arnelo Affair For An Added Howl The Bowery Boys 'Bowery Buckaroos' Zane "Johnny O'Clock (Adult) DICK POWELL EVELYN KEYES Added TODAY! IT'S COMFORTABLY TODAY HEART-POUNDING ROBERT PAKE NOREEN NASH TIO DOKALDSOH Kids! 3 Cartoons Sat. Mat. Kandolpn in Plus Blondie i HEY sun MOTOR COACH DRIVES SUNDAY, JUNE 13th MYSTERY TOUR Leaves Sussex and George Streets. 2.30 pjn.

Pleasant thirty-five mile drive in the district surrounding Ottawa 'with "refreshment Adults 75c Children 50c DAILY SIGHTSEEING Capital City and District Tour Leaves Chateau Laurier at 10.00 ajn. and 3.00 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children 75c The Company reserves the right to cancel either of the above trips because at Inclement weather or insufficient patronage. THE OTTAWA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY 6th WEEK Until Saturday Beneke VI? Orchestra HELD OVER! Mrs, Tex High School Hero ii Freddie STEWART June PREISSER Cartoon cot OAIIT IIOM 1 COOL AT THE ELMDALE i.i.i:i.TCTnTn MART KENNEY And His Western Gentlemen 0L1SEUW3 "1 fought I for 1 -1 her! 1 re The Best Food in Town Lunch Dinner After-Theatre-Snack Time! BAR-B-Q CHICKEN BROILED STEAKS ITALIAN SPAGHETTI and Your Favorite Beverage CHICKEN TO TAKE OUT Open Until Late-Open Sunday Reservations: 5-7183 303 BANK ST. FRIDAY, JUNE 11th Featuring: NORMA LOCKE ROY ROBERTS and "THE QUARTETTE" Dancing 9 p.m.

to 1 a.m. Tickets: Advance sale at door, $1.25 (tax included), cn sale at Lindsay's (Record and Devlin's Men's Shop. Tom Jerry Technicolor Cartoon "Puss and Toots' Latest Canadian Paramount News A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE I l.iiiii i in i iiii'ii i i nr -i 1- in mm. ff1 r1 p-, ral.