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WISD'OR DAILY STAR. OXTARIO. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 193S Miss Loy Says Self-interest Afflicts Actresses 4 The Theatre and Its People 1 Grit Head Retires SI1ICOE. Jae.

Z6 Jnne lr. pri: drtt ct the Sncoe Liberal fir mire than tiiree years. "Man-Proof" Features New Double Bill at Capitol Theatre El vet Executives Of Altar Society ST 7 JCCK-U AT a- erci Son iMt tisat in iar of C. Birt Otr at tfc as.nna.1 meeting were: V.te- An Sit! Ml ultra-modern 'ory of romance. "Man-Proof." a four- Proof" with an outstanding cast which cnens I includes Rita Johnson.

Nana Bryant, I Dnth Uticci Ttward Prnn John prvdrr.l. It A. Cno3, Thinks It Hazardous To Marital Happiness Advises Against Letting Outside Job Interfere Willi Important Career As Housewife T. 1- rwi. nwiuu.

capital iwaw won a Miijen William Suck. Oscar OShea Da Owar J- east headei bt Myrtta I9y. and Can Toby. Franchot Tcne. Raiiluid Ruiell and i one ol the most charming rural Wiiw Pictures to come to town in many a Kmus fr her partrayal as the tf Monogram's -County idtal Aiwmn mile.

Miss ly now jnhirh also opnd today at Uie Caoi-fienaU'S trnm her tmuvl ro! t- P'ay a toi Thratrc. as the only pic- smc woman mhcae man is stolen by jur be made this year about aj a rival. i county (air. it Is symbolic or the rural in savL'n ci mrirupuuuiii i tnat nas maoe America wnai is today. The story concerns a fine American boy a Jockey, played by John Arletige and his sidekick, played by Fuzzy Knight.

They are framed by crooked mobsters and ruled off the track by Hator. Loy appears at a newspaper artist In love with a sarial climbrr. Walter Pidg-Kin. Pwigeon weds an hrl: isaiuid Russell. Instead, and thry lea on thMr honeymoon.

Franchut Tcne. a secretly Ml toy but will not admit to her. remain "pals." Mas Lo" lemporardy ff-rerw her defeat until the honeymoon rs return, when snc Jr Ifc: i Wjf 5 I HURRY I fl-t yv 1 HURRY 1 UMr LAST TWO Frill 0 DAYS i Thursday! the Turf Association, whereupon they travel from one county fair to another to race horses, as the has no jurisdiction over these courses. i On their travels they meet a young- enws hr sir e. By FAN-FARE THIS column has had a lot of guests since its inception, but none in whom we take more pleasure in presenting to you than Myrna Loy.

Myrna, you know, has been able to make successful careers of both marriage and her picture work. So we wrote to her and asked her to state her views on the old question of "how to be happy though married." And here she is, the girl who gets so freckled in the summer that she looks as though she were sun tanned through a screen door. The RcsaUr.d finds I nlavl hv Jimmv Butler, who has her turtund In Miss ly's romm and race horse that is a real winner. His eftera him a divorce. As he will lose father.

J. Farrell MacDonald. wants his soft Job with wife's rtch father. to put the horae to ploughing, but i he declines the divorce. Miss Loy at i jimmv's sister, plaved by a charming last realizes U-e foolishness cf her In- screen newcomer.

Mary Lou Lender, iatuaticn inr me tr.n rr.ro man. tone believes in him and in the horse. and Tone pledge to remain pub." but her mother knows they are in love. Richard Thorpe directed "Man- It is inevitable that John Arledge and Marv Lou fall in love, and many troubles beset their path. How they win the old man over, how they trick the crooked gamblers, and how they win the big race makes exciting movie-going.

20e ntil Officers Returned At Erieau Church ERIEAU. Jan. 26. St. Paul's Anglican Church held its annual veslrv meeting in the parish hall of the church.

Rev. W. C. Tompkins, rector of the church, presided over the election of officers. The officers of last year were returned to office as follows: PcoDle's "IT OLLYWOOD is a fertile field for making a crop of mistakes," writes Myrna.

"I discovered that through years of motion pictures. The first mistake I made was to let myself be typed, which happened to me in earlier years when I played the adventures with a great deal of constancy. It was fun. but utterly false. But the funniest part of it was thit I was so thoroughly Occidental that I had never been out of my native West.

Hollywood has also seen mistakes in love. Love Is selfish, but it is rrr Roof Is Collapsed By Snow and Ice 1 I 1 Lff7.r,.J forgiveable selfishness. It has mam mn mcfm CHDCKl'ilD Warden, M. rector's warden. W.

C. Estabrook; vestry clerk. T. C. Angel: lay delegate to Svnod.

created more happiness and more misery than anything else in the world, and to be happy in it. we hiust he sure cf it. To be miserable in it Vaughn E. Ellis: auditors. Mrs.

George Buffhan and Mr. V. E. Ellis. The financial reports were given and all departments showed a small balance.

means that it is the greatest mistake 1 in the span of a life. This mistake is SEA FORTH, Jan. 26. Melting snow and ice and possibly a strong wind Monday msht combined to cause the collapse of the roof of the building occupied by J. E.

Keating drug store here during the night. Hundreds of dollars worth of damage was caused. The building is a two-story and attic structure. Apartments on the second floor were empty except for the office of Dr. F.

J. Beachley. dentist, whose premises were not damased. When the roof caved in the melting snow and ice drippod down through the ceiling into the stock-room of the 1 drug store. WALTER WANGER'S produstlcn of the Clarence Budinjton KcIIand often made in Hollywood.

Marriage is a fine thing if you can make a success of it, but to do this is to leain the value of compromise. story "Stand-In," which opens at the Vanity Theatre tomorrow, Joan Held at Goderich In Horse Theft -NAN GREY Rlondell, attractively posed above, takes sedate Leslie Howard in hand and teaches him the rumba and jiu-jitsu. a.r foiri: Tommy Farr vs. Jimmy Braddock ointiAL ih.ht rim CLS They Won't Foriel "There Co the Croom" lAltC RU ANN SOtlltRN Ottll IkKM.tR MRY IU1L.WO KENT TAYLOR is especially true of profes-sional women who are apt to be fDoiled bv Dublic adulation. So much Dmorrware for the Ladies weeks earlier Chicago had seen a By Annie Oakley attention is paid to them that they are in danger of becoming ingrown GODERICH, Jan.

26. James Adams, Hay Township, was lodged in the county jail yesterday charged with stealing a horse. It is alleged by police that Friday night, during the course of a hockey match at Clinton, Adams took horse, cutter, robes, from a church shed in that town, driving it to a barn in AX GORDON is inquiring of FvT pirated version of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, but the matter was taken to court and the law upheld Mr. Actresses must devote so much time to themselves, or think they have to. that in being constantly engrossed in Paramount how to go about TO PREVENT MALARIA LADYSMITH.

South Afrlra. Jan. 26. Tree-planting is being carried out in Natal to prevent malaria. It has been found the malaria mosquito breeds only in pools open to sunlight.

thurT -J '15 themselves, thev forpct others. "I believe the tendency of actresses securing the services of Mae West for a Broadway play, but among Mr. Gordon's backers you'll probably not find the National Broadcasting Com J- 1 Kurnham claim that the D'Oyly Carte- script, which he used, was the i real McCoy. Mikado. to be spoiled has gone so far that an rdiustnient is necessary.

Women in other professional lines adjust themselves to interests outside their work. Hay Township, where it was allegedly found by County Constables Jennings and Ferguson. The animal belongs to Witmer Shanahan, Hullct Township. It is a work horse valued at $175. Adams will appear before a Justice of the peace in the morning.

hit Joe Pennee Harriet Milliard Parlvakarkus "NEW FACES OF 1937 Guy KlbW I na Merkel -DonU Tell the Wife "RI Uinnerware FKEK pany. IMEE SEMFLE McPHERSON may have been a flop on Broadway, in Cough! Crush! Cough! heesmg and i rhoLing! (Jet quick relief by taking Capsules. Get 50c or SI box from your druggist. even to marriage, so wny snoiuan we? In marriage, a wife is a wife, no matter what her work may be. From what little I have seen, the actress has so little time to play and so much work to do in Hollywood that she is ER dramatic roles having included oat she still knows how to hitch her salvation wagon to a hit, as witness her current performance at Angelus sot to carry her work into her private life.

It is a treat mistake for profes FRCC Writ for FItF.rMmplftnTmpklon Ltmiud. R.U-JUli,MColltinM., 617 Miss Era Glassier Weds at Tilbury TILBURY, Jan. 26. A quiet ceremony was performed by Msgr. C.

A. in Los Angeles a religious Temple ersion cartocn. cf the Walt Disney feature "Snow White and the Seven Dumas classic to Iris March in "The Green Hat." Bankhead is now ECheduled to play the feminine lead in the Shuberts" musical version of "By Candlelight." In the original play, adapted by P. G. Wodehouse from the German of Siegfried Geyer, Gilbert Miller starred Gertrude Lawrence, with Leslie Howard and rt-y v7 sional people to take the studio home writh them.

"It is a mistake for the married eatress to have her hair dressed at nieht and to go home done up in pins tnd looking like a porcupine. A husband does not want to gaze upon a fright sitting opposite him at the dinner table. These, and others, may appear to be tiny mistakes, but collectively, thev breed misery. A little thoueht and tolerance will aid in avoiding them." Dine and Dance TONIGHT Prince Edward Hotel From 9 p.m. Cer 1 barer Minimum f'herk Parent in St.

Francis Church. Tilbury, yesterday morning when Eva Glasier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Glasier. Tilbury North Township, was united in marriage to Edward Qucenville, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Quecnville, of Staples. Rosala Damphouse acted as bridesmaid and Raymond Bissonette acted as groomsman. OPEAKING or "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," theatre managers in many American cities are up in WW Peginald Owen in the supporting cast. 1 That was in 1029.

When the show tame to Detroit in 1930 the leading parts were in the hands of Donald arms because the RKO film exchanges demand a 50 per cent, split on what the full-length Technicolor cartoon JUST ABOUT in DESPAIR with Brian and Edith Talliaferro. EASY CREDIT grosses at the box office. Besides that, the film people insist that the exhibitors charge children full adult SHARP ALLAN LANE i II XVE'VE HAD a lot of news about that bis heart that Jane Withers has. Today we've more about her kindliness, and dog poisoners operating in Westwood and Santa Monica canyon had better look out now. Jane has organized 40 kids of the district Unbreakable opr.

THOUGH Katharine Hepburn won't PAIN OF cat cc a prices to see the show. 44r4 Coris Karloff SHANGHAI- PLATESg Ltritvitvc iwsiN I i rlrv I II -WEST OF OW in Paris, Eva Le Gallienne has all! 1U sirvlca 1-Day Sinrlet in intact It li I fin Liii! flTt HMII5 ntuctieM i 3. i 7 If you are Buffering from the eharp piercing pain in hip and thigh of sciatica, read what T-R-C's did for Mrs. Wilkins, Benton Station, Alta; She wa laid up with an extremely painful attack: "Nothing seemed to do me any Rood," ehe writes. "I was just about in despair when I learned about T-R-C'sj These capsules brought quick relief, and I waa able to gp back to work; I always keep T-R-C's in the house, and thus never let an attack get started." T-R-C's have brought quick relief to TH0M4S RECK into a band of juvenile detectives Ewom to stop the slaughter of pets.

Situation was so bad that 11 doRS were killed in two weeks. Odd part of it is that the police are seriously working on two clues turned in by the youngsters. Parents of Jane allowed her to oifer a S50 reward to any kid who turned in the poisoner By this time Kev Luke, the Chinese actor, must be a discouraged man. As you know, he plays Warner Oland's son in the Charlie Chan series. Well, A be acting "Jane Eyre" for the New York Theatre Guild this season, that management has her under contract for next year.

A great season for plays on religious themes Malachy's Miracle," "Many Mansions," "Shadow and Substance." "Susan and and now Dennis Doncghue has ritten "Demi-God." dealing with the Father Divine movement. Ann Harding would like to try acting Helen Jerome's "Charlotte 1 10 years since Miss Harding last ap-ipcarrd on the stage. "The Trial Marcel Maurette's "Madame Capet." current at the Montparnesse Theatre, and wUl do the adaptation herself. Blanche Yurka is entertaining Dallas in "Lysistrata" not Gilbert Seldes' version of the Greek classic but her own, under the title of "First Lady of Athens" Adler, recuperating from an illness, announces his PAULINE F8E0ERICK JAYNE REGAN SIDNEY ftlACKME tieeilrf: nm MMr-Jt-k' lllejr la Danger. Love at Work I iTlro' I rink la -DARK JOURNEY" DENTIST III Wto.war.

IH11II SIC SUM ANN JOHN CARBADINE preparation for "Charlie Chan At the Opera." he took voice lessons for weeks, because they told him he would have to lead the chorus. But when the imminent return to the theatre's inana serial ranks. with a play en-i titled "Marijuana." TONIGHT ON THE STAGE of Mary Dugan." former sufferers from many forms of rheumatic pain and stiffness rheumatism, arthritis, lumbago, sciatica, neur itis, neuralgia, tie douloureux, gout, pleurodynia, etc. They ars a rtnl rheumatic remedy not just ft general purpose tinedieine. I-t T-R-C' help you.

ft ft 50c or 11 bot from your druggnt. 4A8 TEMPLETON'S T-R-C't TODAY THURS- FRI. THEIR recent trip abroad, O' Katharine Cornell and her hus-; GASKETS OF GROCERIES IJy Consumer's Warehouse 1 ll IV WIN 1 $20.00 v.r.;.r::? GREEN, who recently closed "in the Broadway musical, "Babes in Arms," will be seen in the next Fred Astaire picture, "Carefree," and U3L unta p.m. picture came out. his singing was just the briefest of flashes Then came "Charlie Chan at the Olympics," and Luke was supposed to be a swimming champion, so he practiced for four months, difficult strokes, which would look convincing before the camera.

The closest he came to swimming in the picture was one shot of him climbing out of a pool The final blow was "Charlie Chan at the Ringside." The Oriental actor practiced boxing for weeks and they decided to cut these scenes out of the film! HIT ON TIIC MttKI.V 2 I.IIKtT will sing several of Irving Berlin's new Hint 5Wlnrr-1. UIQ LUt' SOCIti. WIN fli ai Mraar songs, including "You Can Be My Cave Sam Goldwyn has again lost the services of Ben Hecht. time the writer was miffed because he bend, Guthrie McClintic, called on Rudolf Ecsier at his home on the Isle of Jersey. the same Mr.

Besier who, with "The Barretts of Wimpole Street," gave Miss Cornell the greatest hit of her career. And now the supposition is that Mr. Besier is doing another for her, Charles Burnham, who died of a heart attack in Florida the other day, was the man who brought "The Mikndo" from London to New York pnd launched it at the Union Square IL was refused permission to take six friends into the projection room where HATTER BOX: Did you hear what hapoened when Claire Dodd. Wendy Barrie. Al Vanderbilt.

and Cubby Broccoli went bowling? Claire, the "Goldwyn Follies of 1938' was 15C being screened. Ben has SimI 25C Eve. a tyro at the game, let go a nan on the backgwing. and it caucht Wendy Theatre on July 20, 1835. on her fhapely shin Under contract since July.

1936. Delia Lind making her first picture The Laurel and Hardy comedy "Miss Swiss" the fancy estate you'll sf-e in the picture "Men Are Such Fools." belongs to William Keighley, one of the studio directors. It was chosen be gone over to Paramount, thus rejoining his old writing pal, Charlie Mac-Arthur. JOAN BENNETT, now touring in "Stage Door," will give her last performance in this play at Chicago's Grand Opera House on February 5, Hollywood having called her back to go into the Columbia picture, "Holiday." THE STANDOUT COMEDY-ROMANCE OF THE YEAR! Go to town with the Woll Street timid soul yf tfV vvho ties filmland up in knots! Get the laugh of your life from his romance with S. Belzer, youngest of Loretta Young's acting sisters, who will cause it has a steam-heated swimming pool the studio not wanting to take any chances on Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane catching cold The Met offered Ilona Massie the lead in Strauss' "Bozena" next spring, but she'll have to turn it down because of another company's big plans for her After the performance of I "The Women." in Hollywood, the Bilt- make her film debut in Universale JO fortifies school children against colds and epidemics VIROL helps children to maintain a reserve of strength to fight against the strain of Winter.

"Mad About Music," has adopted the the beautiful stooge for a star! It's the grandest tale that Clarence Buddington Kelland (author of "Mr. ever wrote 1 I name Ann Royaie. otners 01 the tribe, in addition to Loretta, are Polly Ann Young and Sally Blane. Under Jackie Cooper's new contract with Monogram, the erstwhile child actor is to get $3,500 a week, with a minimum guarantee of $10,500 for each of two pictures. WALTER WANGER presents fjjf iGxL Sao more Bowl is throwing a party for Lois Wilson and the whole cast.

For a pag. they have been asked to come without escort Rudy Vallee's fpvorite dining spot is Lindy's. He and Gloria Youngblood hav been twoing it their again And the parting of Glenda Farrell and Drew Eberson was a sweeter sorrow because she was so tsped up on account of pleurisy that ull they could manage was a Hays' office kiss PBRQDWF XJAW' OVIE chatterers worked themselves OS Hit- SAME PROGRAM Will a 11 tl Roads STEVENSON. Jan. 26.

Romney Township council has passed a by-law to have hills on township roads sanded when is ice. ilel Iliiu, Uii lUft luaua oauu- 1 when Warner Oland walked out on 20th Century-Fox (because he was obliged to work on a "drafty" sound htage) and the studio scrapped all further "Charlie Chan" undertakings. Hollywood this was the laugh of the year. town has never had such a warm and sunny 1 tMHHiMMBHMMHMBMa U-rrJlN 5T -O STEPS OUT" A. rt A 1 II 11 A II li Olivia De Haviland in V-' Yl 0 YA A Vs-? The Charge of The III IM II-" a winter, and on the day of Mr.

Oland's goosepimples it was 77 in the shade! "OMES now the Harlem version of the Edgar Bergen vogue. Charlie McCarthy dummies are popular in 1 1 lJJJfc; 20 in SOr after SOO I Youth on Parole VQ SUrtine TomTfw mr Quo Weefc I I I I blackface! OETWEEN Walt Disney and Edgar Bergen," remarks Jack Oster-mtn In Variety, "a human being a few years from now will be able to get a I lot of dough as a novelty act.".