«


iittle ,cerL-[ Isided over which la


I Rev. J. c. liieji to go 1 whatever Lhavei lio blaired tliei rlqtic albs b, the man joy jMe,


vho: joined ay 'of ithej llng'Re^-


pey,: Albert tlgby and!


Gisburc


William: Joshiia


I Roblnso W, Carl Butler ai


|ad, a slstb . Norcroi., rkable i but ' having no


lews taking timber, af;


I two flngerb ! one ‘


: i the pissing of M):.iAmos Kindle, who, li ■ T OCALI; sportsmen


d_i____ strict heard with _ i


throughout trie ;h deep regret o'


- his I prime, was one of the finest i bowlers iln the-RIbblesdaleI League.! His career


'Virtually camel to an end ^ th the ou^ break of the M war. iM e y e ^ th g t


i rie played in la few ' ArmiStlce-iandi h,e|just lived |to_see, the


(for lohg with trie latter an amateuX. in addition tolrils iProweis as a bowlet, be-waislusuallWwojrth a felv^uns; indeed,


, a^tor, the . iClltherbe and |W1 alley, although he w^,


jone I sfe^sori, hG i was actually ainong tnG . Whaley club’s op^rdng bdtsmen.


ll alia' glad to llaVe a 1 he about Sam


. to kngfW. is serving with tl e Metropolitan .iPbUcei. lOrlglnallW with Biirfow, Sam h ^ iiad niany prof^slohal engagements with


•Goodihan, thd: former Barrow cricketef, Who, riis many friehds wi l be Interested


.■Rlbbiesdale league clubs during his long bireeriund, incidentally, hfmyiflne per- dormahees to I his credit, both with bat 'arid ball. His bdst all-nund Iperfornl-


'ariceilWas whin he was itjChorley. Wrie: match agihistiCllthe 'oe, In 1922, he


' met'wl;h .flnge ?


nsendb Ml^


|d and |J; ■Mr. ‘P. da rst Collegbi


Incertiglveii lihoir of: SSi under the


pe, L^B.A.M.^ . Mr. Doyle


kt Clltheroe; I Mr; Hunter be late Mri and I Miss and' M dberlapd,


|rch, also baj Slater,


I bride); p bf


ae late Mr. eah Slater*


Iter, WhlnS- kouse Club'


kxendeh for ! North-E; League, w y;Off whl


Ion the of- a Rifle


i the ParlsI [Itchelli ani


jndertooK itb I. Parkinsor,


pmbled ati::t dsh Church-


I. Wyndhaiti, ale, killed lu


Rlr. WUllaiu labden,' ttlab dpson; (291, ' had ! beje:


|aw Bridge i that her the SoiitU ''ibe'en


fhad aoughtfug


loldlers anti DP, to teajat


fpresen^, Inj- ' Sabden;:


C ■


also |)nlons,| the flowers tiny bulbs i these a ipowerfulpickle


Into make need


/ i


the are


of! which grow tree" onions TXee onions


one stick per bulb planted. A plant


, contest ble fori


cn


.Seattle at on the25|


sendsluplmdre tt an one f ower stem; jthe btrieij flower stem s are pre duced fromithe, ball of bulbs at the top of ;he,main flower stem] Unstaked, the st:ms fall to;the ground; because [of the weight of] the onions On theiri.; Rotatp-on:


.heefil grown attention.


,:i.:


onents itt 0; ; The lath r:


satlon, pf


|on. with j and iechn:


Jrought trie bets: Cottoai , diorthand,


|lstry,' 'mag ound, llgbt|


|‘34 Salfoifc,! Dewhursi ,i


aary, Henr r, : later


ons and shallots] which have fxom seeds W l be needing The' fornler jhave bulfis, the


i' '


'slzd of ]l. a small onlori and'lthey mature ■ allots. The signs of riulbs-


ttlnge and the] leaves of the Plants, ] lapsing. Allow :ji the sun ,to reach IbulbA .Scrarie; the - soil ffoin thenji ordei' that


, ripening ax


trian shallots. _


thej: outer skms may


|surislilne ls| [ thrilottoms been tra;


] tougifened by |tWe sun. Bend the s of leaves In


.iiei, ------ ,,,,


ilndoi ir's before tl e evenlm s become i iden I lew Year In a stroq g likht with dew, -iThbse two bro’


a ,1: .. . hoXtherly direction so i nbt kept off the bulbs.; of ! the bulbs ori roughly made s wlich ought to be broright


I grown' from bulbs for t i e ’sake of the r'earll'er haryestlrig, and a cluster of [bulbs Is i prbduced fc r every bulb' plajited. Fiiljsized bulbs! [are plar,ted. .,


ris arejialso


'the biilhs lb clusters Ilk ; potato-ohlons and! shallots, iThe,.plans,grown; from'


du __J ^ r » r r ^ ces one big bulb and dies not pnduce


“ sets” ;(milaatuj:ed bulbs)' are the fl:'st tq mature; thb outdoor autumn-sown; toed-- (lings [come I along next, then comep the I


Consider bhe type of grilbri which 1


pro- ;hln rope, ar.d the 1 ;s of the, other inlons should


b hang then! to the! roo: ibf 'bom,' or hang them to the lellar. If the iriould be tied to thq


weight. Ligit an| lead to "sprov ting, j


their showing 'a yellowtag |g


dpring February In'warmth; lastly [comes [


_ .ifing'so'W .ng. The last two


_ oups are trie' wl'ntbx-kieplng ‘ onions, b it the last group ]ls! sms 11 in the bulb ;cause'of Its [short growing seascin. Onions must be | dr iwnj be|tore| fresh


Idaf: appears at the:ri(ttom of the bulb, otherwise they v?ill sobi.b^con|e urisoupd


Iri storage. . Rainy! dpys lead tb tljls. second growth.'


flknts, which have I the biggest] bulbs nless they develop: tilllck necks because


All the'planis in a hi d ^U' hot be In an, dvanced conditlbnJ Tj he. ; stXongest


qf, ot'erfceding, ripen [last] |but ripening Can be.hasteried by jbenqlrigToveX their terns to the north jsb that-the sun ,may each them from the [i outri lapd they can lej drawn with the otnersi Trie sunning if the bulbs may be j: Inlsned out [of the


jtdok eight wlqketi, for 20 funs arid made 70 with the bat.


dbwniof football has temi ofarily left the big 1 professional organlsatlorisi w|th lio Spurce Of income, it'is difficult to imagine anyiiilub paying k big t-ansfer fee for


In! view of'the fact tba; the closing


eyen jtrie greatest players in the league, says Stanley Matthews, th^e Stoke wlzar^d, and yet somethlhglof the sort,happened- durlnWthe last wif. - , , Promotion to t ie Firs; Division had beeii achieved by park Av^njie,; Bradford, three! rnonths before the ou b tqreak of wax,


I t suir'endereli 14 goals oh three succei- sive Saturdayd,.tle side drobplng to the bottom of thsitajle. . And|,so, m mid- OCtober—motel-ttan’ two months after


afad When football mali lines after the star, qf hostilities. the fiam’s defenc^ eguali .jn Its job


Couifty and jMlddlesbofou^h| for the tXariifers of the late Amald! Sfattergobd


War began—I Ig tees werd p^ld to Derby


l arid bi Joe CfbzleJ respectively. ’ ''il'Th'e'pair—orie l i goal akidjthe other kt halfibacki-proVedlto be afnongst the bejst


captures everl made by the late Mr. To, Maleir at Park Aviriue, arid the club hefd nlkth position at the end of the. season. .Atltlie; tjme they were secured Bradford wetefaske'd a) fee of £3,()00' {or anothbr notabiiltyithey Iniulred |ibout,'and, wjar oxinc War, prices fbr playetslMared to an aniazipgly high lewel. . | ; j ' ‘


■chamiilorishlp of the Rlbblesdale League. Thisiiear, Iil another scjason concluded afteX (war has broken out, ;the club’s


in lbl4 Settle Cricket Club gamed tpe , ^ il , ,


tseeprid eleven have ccxrled off ,tne criairiplonshlp of the Craven: arid District . -I ■ |:i|


' p


iLeague, but their $uccess te aj popular one fori they have proved a splendid sloe. They have hqd toifight eyerylnch of the way,! as only four points sejparate the fejur l€ad!|ni clubsj M!l '


the iwhalley rieeri wpn bj


t i Mr'i H. D. Ashworth, v


. |; l|h|s Is thle first I time the Settle sWe. have gained ho|iours la jthe Craven


n the highest spherje. Contlmued upon nor-


proved to be scarcely


defeated semi-flnallsts.were Varley and' G. Clhamberljaljn.


I, '■ ' ! - X - Considerable , interest has been taken


at Clltheroe Conservatlv i Clib Ih the R.-i Forrest Memorial billiards handicap, jilst


outbreak of Europes second, war.- ;For gID Parker' Sbriods of a ’ few fears Ahids was pro. at 4, B. ;D. Parker.


g.FjDugdale; g, Hbu. Briggs; —X-


In regard to travel arrqritera Galdbr Table Tennis Vssa~'"* decided to proceed with its of ffictures and 'competltlc|riE the'winter. The league teams from Great Harwoi: froml Rlshton and Clayte avoid travelling In the blabkbut. posislble, it Is Intended that gai be Played on Saturday a: teniooi between the Harwood clifbs will Ingf matches. '(


In spite of certain ob/lou Mi ' M —X- ilih^re will be I no com p|etltivei'football


this week-end. | Clubs ife still |waltlng for the Football! Assocla lion who are in touch with the Home 01 ilce, seektag kn- other statement to clar ly ihe position. I gather that the biggest - iprbblerii Is how the clubs can 'guarantee triat'i attend­ ances will be kept downj t( reasonable propbrtlons, pafticularli | li.eyaciiated areas. I^ast Saturday the Sec ttish League anribunced thak they wo Jld resume their competition this week-e ld,' )ut op Mon­ day the: plan was suspepdeq


day afternoons'hanging hea|Vlly;On their hands will no doubt be ir terested tio know that! Manchester Belle ’ fue Speferiway is to re-open to-morrow alter iobn,j with, a match betweeri; teams led by Eric Lang- ton,' the club ckptain, aid trail'll!''^ariy. vlce-captam.


Those sportsmen who nov And Satur­ -M " I -I


the final of the Bblton Criqi Hamer' Cup Competltijon Torige iare chainpions.


Ji ’ I ■ - i Tomorrow Tonge and


having at


Eafley meet in ;ket lieague’s. leatori, lost but


orie game; Eagfey occur led Ithat place of honour last year. 'Tci help finish the mktet In the day,


the team batting first las to Cut short Its!Innings. When the cmti ry. has been sigriklled. Interest in o ir own (ll'strlct|is added in the encounter by ;he 'fkct that Torige’s.professlbrial is Mau: Ice Maroney, who; Is Ito rejolif Rlbblesdke Wairiderers In I a professions capa ;lt,yinekt "year— thpt.ls, assummg, of cojursri, thpt league cricket Is functlbnmg.


—X-


. At Shaw Bridge tomorr,,., have a friendly jfixture' ifith Bacrip. The reiilm game be placed the follovrtng Saturday. Othbr, matbiles pf mterest to lobal followers bf the game arei Blackpool V. B ackburt Ro Burnley v. Manchestei Uj Prqston North End v.ljlili


, ciith’leroe


vers ted,


Ichekti r City. Secretaries bf local ju lior football


| 'iTHe annuai bowling haLdlcab held on - ^M -ten is "C r l ik e tC lu : .............................


clubs are havlrig a biry, tljne arranging friendly matches, and |] understaM thqt InQuixlas have '^o"" l evacuees from Chester, who are staylri; in Whailey, can aitarige to play frlendlj games ivlth local teakis. Another suggeitlor put forward foW filling In Saturday] aftepnooris |ls that ta rile tennis matches 1-,^.--..


been' mhde [to seb if the St. Betl ;’s CoUe'ge, Man-


;rius following the exariiple i rable Tennis Association.


iliouli be[ fixed up, , hylCalder


., _ wlnnetsi Were): 1, W.


difficulties ents, the


isdclatlpn has programme throughout


binprjses four end one each


Iq-Mqors. To s far as es shall 5. Those )e even-


Messrs.


against Vjlialley; last' Saturday, St. Bedq’s College m^e la big impressi(})n upon phe| en­ thusiastic spectators whol witnessed an inter­ esting match, i Lucky with the toss, Whklley elected to pat; and [had difficulty in rCacriXte trie respectable total of 93,''towards which F. Cotterill ebntributed 43 valuable rurp, ,| Qn a pitch rci^iislve to spin PX. Corbett! took] 4 wickets f6j '34, and left-arm bowler :I|. |4- McAuley..ha4,!5 for 27, Inclriding am(inri .his victims Gepjge Garratt who (Jollected his|flrst “duck” foi-;tWo seasons. ,er Selston and Father Cojili


Fielding,,.-. -----------, .. -------- Revs.: Fa!


gave St. Berry favoured required oi G. Garraf second playable oi maining Garratt firiished with S-fo: with 4 for 19.1 ; : I ,


11, ithls Itime jjroylng klrnkst] un- I'.the 'sticky turf, | so that |thp, te-' I batsmen added only 10 runs. 1-'- ’


ly 31 runs with 7 |wlc’iets in hanjd, arid W. A. Peters retumeb fdr| a


14„ and


evidently ceteHnlned to press home tpeir ad­ vantage by; adoptingi aggreskive. methods in the'Second: innings,' which began pt 5-35. McAuley rias! knocked off his length ibjl the opening-pair'who scored 51) in 24 mrnutos before wJ Al Peters-was out to a splendid catch. 'A brilliant throw by Berry fan out Garratt two runs later, 'wrijalley were again in the toilk.wrien C. J. Walker was simripW after a qilict -2'1, ;Pather Corbett] capturing three wicKe'tsi for 110 runs Md Quigiev two for 23, butleventually a decla,Tatloa was'made which left jSt. Bedp’s with 109 runs to sell in 80 minutes:


Having E lek(i of i twenty runs Whailey were . .


drove the rilfU oh to the railway line, ,St. Bede’s reached 50 for {he lo « of one wickdt. Then attemptbg another big hit he skied tpe. ball to miri-pff having i i to his nime out 52. In the'same over! W. |A. Peters did tl “hat-trickf tlnctively


Due to J,„Berry’s clein I hitting, he twice i ! ' -i |


retumed.at the other end,|knd as thelj assisted ipinriers now thkt trie effects o{ rpl ing had glone wickets fell| .‘apidly, the .lest man goinklat 74. Peters finisried. with wickets fol-l 14, G.: Ganktti 2 for Ellis 1 for|2ir 1 I i


16, and WHALLE


T. Greenwood b Corbett, W. A, Petersib Quigleyi ..'.l F. CotterilljC'and b Corpeit '. Powler'isti :B5rratt b Con


'!■


H. Birtwistle! Ibw. F. Webb 0 Corbett Ellis c [Corbett


J. J. Walker,’Iblk b McAuley G. Garratt 'c (Jorbett b McAuley


3Ctt


A. B. Moore riot 0 K. Lang sti Barra


lit . . . i . . l . . . ,t b Corbe tt


b M^Aiiley b McAkiiy b MoAuley


17; G. Me. Auleyl 5 forj 2'7|, ' ' second INEINGS.


A. ,B. Moore-Ibw.ib Seistori, I


I


T. Greenwood c Seiston b J. ElUs n


)t out not out


Total for


23; G. McAuley 1 for 26 for 27.


Father Corbett 3 for 10


Father Sillston c Peters' b Father'Cjiulthard st. Lan^ ,vari b Peters i


_____ and b’Cotterill L.'F. Bam-att b Garratt H. H. Malrdl;lbw.,b Reter; G. McAuley c Peters b Ga Fr, CorbEtt;b(Garratt -T. E. O’Dbnoh'ue Ibw. F. H. Birihall b Peters L. Quigle ,'i not out ; .


Father {lorbett 4 for 33' L. Quigley I'tor Total


W. A. Peters; c O’SullIvim McAuley G. Garratt run out


C -J. 'Walker st Barmtt b Corbett • F. Cotteirijll d McAuley b |Qui?ley: P. Webb q S'elstpn b Corbett H. Birtwistle'c’Seiston b J. Fowler


C uigley COrbett


Ultras


wkts. ;deq. L.' Quigley 2


ST. BEDiRS


Garratt b Garra


,mtt,.. Petere


Extras


G. Garra :\v. A. Peters 4 for 19; F.


Fr. Selstc n c Moore ri Elli, 0 Garratt b'Pet::


Cotterill 1 for Tolal


tt 5 for 14. SECOND :IN^


G, O’Sullivan .c Garratt b,] G. Me Auiey c Peters b Ge r; 'att .. Fr. Corbett b Peters .. H H. Mkrdl b Peters 1 t . F. BaiTatt, Ibw. b Petfe: T. E. O'Donpriuelbw. b le Fr. Couithard not out;... F. H. Birchall 'Ibw. b pai-iatf h. Quigley absent


Extras To|al .'.


J. Ellirii for 21; W.]A Fetors 6 for 14; Garratt i2' for 16.


KINGS hetere


efers ■ 5"


. 4 .42 ■4 4


.,0 0


2 0


10


6 0 2


74 G.


(Conimued from prCc ;ding column.: The Hot'Water Curte-^CaterpUlars can


be klllela Without injury'to the ::olIage If they are syringed witri plain water at trie temperature of 140 degrees Fah{eff- helt. The plants should not be syringed on a chilly evening;


iround. In any eye it, he bottoms of the bulbs must bej triugteneq Ini many hours of sunshine. j'Tie liavbs must not be cut off, see Ing that sap fro n the bulbs


Frecrias.—-These msy be potted up hi Septemtier. for winter floweriig in a warmed; place. The bigger corms jare sure to, produce their dainty ai d sweet- smelUng - sprays of flowers 'rip first winter. I The corms;cexpln to flowerj are those that have lost[trie|lr rounded shape, that have.'become eggl-shaped.


Plan s for-the Parlmir.—Roote may be


irould ooze tlrough] t ie vour ds, but ,the ! j ■ 1


eaves must te allowbd' te yMpherjon {he (ants.


jOnlons shopld'be’stpreci |n a dairk and


I iiy place, ificy might sbxorit after ithq g light The best


:hlng to do Isj to rope them together and ~ nJ


a darkened roof I of the An onion


a length of rbuhd the rope.


other i: by Its 1 In [the air 'sprouts off


-lefore they to-soften.


potted up; during the njionth of; Septem­ ber for-flowering [in [the home. The plants should be stoM out of {a'strong light fix the first weeKJ Trie Marguerite^


'will bl( bm fjor'many vtejKs in tlte of a rqbm. tria!t has a! qaytlme jii


heard The


grant white illy of the the Ununi candldum.


sulphijr goes; among bulbs.


espeolilly in connection withithe {ra- ardtns—


Madonna Lily, every year '-of


of pli iiting. that t asi the chill off.


cottage ___ Li^i-..-


preveiittee is flour of jsblphur at; the time powdery sulphur and see that]plenty of


Dip the bulbs in water roll thbrii In trie


alraokt certain ,


« — ___! ___ It rie scalds 'of the _'r\f fVla Father Seiston- l


Monday to Friday froqi ,2 to 9-3C p.m. Saturday Three Shows at 2, 4-45 and


■ 'M5. „ . ' !; - I


“HOTEL IMPERIAL” AND “BOY trobbiIe.”


'■Ray Millarid are co-starred. Isa is seen m a fiery Continental beauty whose charms haye an important effect on-the fortunes of war


'imperial,” is at the Rialto, Blackbum this week. Isa Miranda, ] making her initial appearaneb" in'an American picture, and,


■' A GRAND-SCALE ; romance, born am|d A the [turmoil lof -a world at war, “Hotel


"Maiw Boland-Charles -Ruggles comedy Roy .Trouble,” Uyes up] to toe high standard set


'as Russia'and Austria; Wage The battles of empire on" toe Eastern; Front.-- pri'le^mg man, Milland, fills the role; of a dashing and heroic cavalry leader. In support thei atest


by the popular “ team.”, | i , . ' A “LOVE AFFAIR.” of the most! oriarm-


'“Love Affair,” supported byf.Lee Bowman,


Charles Boyer, whose film debut was,in silent pictures, are teamed ' in a charming pmy,


_PENE- DUNNE, One. Ing 'personalities ____ ___ 'in Hollywood, and


Astrid Allwyn and other, stars.;. , - , I • Showing throughout!next week,; the story


of toe “Affair” is, briefly, concerned with Michel Murray, a Frenctoan^with a r^u-


and the totaj riow looked d s- healthy, 52 for 5 wickets.-Gprratt


e's a useful send o®, knd with J. batting br skly prospects .Mancunians. 'Vhen: St. Bede’s


'district last: Saturday I afternoon vfhen the Parish Churoh team met Waddington on the Waterloo ground.


Football was resumed lii the piltheroe '


qiothing in mterest, and nishing ample evidebce 'that has always existed


,a;:d |


was .a very just endibg -to a most, evqnly con­ tested game] and although the riieetlng was friendly terras the,game lacked


of the, keen rivalry between trie teams.


expression to tljeir feelings and some of the “ advice ’’ given by them to the playdrs whilst the game was in prdgress led one to believe that such games will be 'Well worth promoting and.watchmjg.


was maintained to the end when both teams played hard for a winning goal. On no less than three [occasions the home team went ahead, but Waddingtori displayed commend­ able fighting qualities and equaliseq In each instance to revive their chances of p, win.


Interest 4 tbe game never yiandd and It O'................... is


: j , -j Spectators too were o{ten roused to give The result-p-an eqiai.division of six goals—


, entertainment, fur- week-end rit The Grand, is a Universal pic­ the fparkllng youth,


' rrtHA’Ti Dtei


CERTAIN, AGE,” in which lanna Durbin, is appearing this


ture whicli displays to the utmost advantage all]


ana mircculous


Pasternak: whose name is identified! '


voice of


leajving cUldhood behind her-!-too Vourig to Clarence :Kolb, Jo Ann Sayers, Ann Mornss, be I considered grown up and too old in her WilUe Fung, I cuff Clark,, Eidw.ai[d Gargan; iriind to be, treated as a child—which indeed Deanna Durbin’s own age. It


three former Deanna Durbin successes, also produce " ■ ' “ triat


rais picture, in, whlcli she is seen at ce.-tain age” when a! young girl


................ is


! Waddington .arrived with only nine , men' but had rio difficulty in completihg their 'team, by d,olng some reoi-ultingi from,the spectators Ivhlch resulted in twq Parish 'Church players opposing their colleagues.


'in theiCllto^eroe P.C practice match and R. 'Finder! at Ml-back, whose daring tackles and big kicking Were big factors in'Waddington’s favour- Both these were above.the standard- usually associated with “filling up',’ players and .Waddiigton were i very “fortunate In having sucl help from last inlnute substi­ tutes. Along with CoWperthyiaite'they formed a'strong defence. Etodwell arid Robinson gave good eimibltionk in the visitors half-back line whilst the forwird line of the [“tykes” was nicely itelanced-i On the [right wing Were two .very yo mg players in Jackson and Tom-^ llnson who promise [to develop into a most useful flank, whilst at centre-forward they were exceptlionally well served by jBeddows ■ ■


They werd J. Page] goalkeeper, who figured


:who ‘ is well-known junior league 'class.; ^


[needed cqre; In fact it


plenty of d


walte',; Wacdington’t left 'wing-introduced ash into ul watching.


. , the: attack-*8™


the way they appreciated it was very evident when, the list equaliser was the outcome of their play iri, the final stages..


when late in the game they were given more in trie home team and


scope by, a reshuffle -- -- - j tl' |k


outstanding in the defence by virtue of some grand tackles and clearances which lacked nothing -in strength! Two hew players in the intermediate line were J. Sohofleld and K Iffalsh who only ; need to develop the art of" passing' to their forwards correctly to make them' into useful players. F. Holt at right-half played his usual hard game, a feature of ijJhich was.some]strong ta.ckling.


' In trie Parish Oiurcli teain, B'ates was 1


Church was weak, only; Carus and | Dawson giving the 'teaddington defenders any serious anxiety. It! is only fair to state however that the other | forwards * were ; not regarded as players for the positions, they ,were effiled- upon to'fill and with teftiU complement of forwatos the Parish Criurcb, should; possess


It was in the forward line that the Parish


home teaml whilst Tomlinson, Beddqws and Braithwalte netted I'Waddiiigton’s goals.;


a sound team. ^ ’ [ ' ; '[[ '' ' ' j;' ■ Dawson, iPye and Schofield scored'^for the


THE RIALTO, BLACKBURN-


■ ■ as ; a footbauer above Bulcock -and Bralth-


! always


proved to be 'a; mistaken move 1 T 1.


interludes. Which mlay an integral part in |he film, Dea ina Durbin sings in addition to foilr, new ' tunes from the popular pen | of Jiihmy M:Hugh and Harold Adanteori, tWo sudh ' fa'yourite! classical selections las iGoiinod’s “ R(»he6 and Jifiiet” vteltz arid kde C fc ,” by Leo Delibes. '[


IDuring many, delightful [musical Lies Pille co!-staried for the FIRSl! TIME.


itaired forlthe flfst time iri “ Stablemates,” :dtro-;G6l3wyn-Mayer’s '-mdlodrama of the


iACE BEERY and Mickey; Rooney, bdth veterans , of {he screen; I are co-


.ceTracif; The picture, opens on] Monday ’or three days.' ,!


flavour: of] “Thq Champ” the mfemorable picture' V hlch starred Beery witri Jackie looper. Beery iq seen in'the role of a once prilllant veterinarian who changed to a, race Milrse' hanter-on because be was accused of crime. I Rooney, ifresh from his triumph in “ Boys Toto,” wbn more admirers, if possible, in his characterisation of the stable boy and jockey-who befriends Beery in ordqr to get the latter to orierate on his injured horse. Thb two join forces and tour with the race horse, which Rooney has been given in hen ofhissaliry. ]


Iriendship .; v/hicri . exists between | a once lairious VEteririary and a stable boyj has the


The! story, a Jdramatic unfolding of the - I


,Th«e they,meet! the detective whoihas been, I searching for Bdery for years. Then things : really sta :t to happen, with the action ,of the; bi| race natchirigithe tempo of the, climax., In thd supporting cast are Arthur Hohl, Margaret Hamilton and Marjorie Gateson. ]


start for 'Hollyw,ood Park! to participate in’ thq big rice. One day Rooney listens to, a radio broi dcast qnd learns that his travelling companioiv is an escaped convict, j Having leaimed to I love Beery like a father, he tries to [persuade him not to come to the course without letting him luiow the reason. Capture is kure il 'rie does. But Beery goes along.


When tie horse is in perfect condition they ; i . ,


sented fo: its premiere showing on 'Thursday, isTa romiritio love story richly endowed by trie presence of|two)flrst-class cinema stars, Gary Cooper and Merle 'Oberon. who


settings, superb direction and bright dialogue, driimatio storj',|


Siens, coritrastfiji with the pictorial beauty of the wiisterh plains, " The Cowboy and toe. ,edy” enfolds la heartily-told stoiy of toe Mutants daughter of a Senator, played by lerle Qberon, who is whisked Summarily ay to b^k on the Florida sands while a light-club scandal is brewing in which she is


gashingtou drawing rooms and Florida man- s A)nong the lavish setting pf


lovj; plctiires embellished by top-notch acting,


,‘[ THE (ioiVBOY AND THE LADY.” UAMim GOLDWYN’S “The Cowboy p ' atd I the . Lady,” which will be pre­


AIT fans, a strong: beautiful


tio'ns, the Ifilm is nevertheless full of the same hea: ' t ! Interest and stirring emotional qualities Vhich have,distinguished her former' pictures. The st|ir is surrounded 'by a cast .of I top-line! ] screen^ personalities. [ Meivyn Douglas p ays oppqqite Deanna Durbin as the frtend'of' he family, who becomes the'object of J her temporary adoration,'while jthe part of Deanna Durblri’s youthful admirer is filled byjjaqkie CqopeX, whose first growri-up role this is. I


shows her in thej throes of her first,[romance when she conceives a schoolgirl patelon for a man msny years her senior. ■ j BoastlnE imany: irresistible comefiy situa-


cast Includes ; RitaJ Jol^on,


numbers. I !. : Miss 1 Powell offers


arrived in Aiherlca, without even, ---------- allty of Bi screen test. Then there is also toe Biost famous of all Hawaiian orchestras; Andy Iona’s 'Islanders, lending authenticity to. toe ‘muriical background , of toe hula I


-


imitation; of Bill Eobmson’s farnous' stalp I Qriinn. - dance, arid firially, a novpl nrimbeh done with '[


based on 'the iraditional dance of Hawaii j ant


Fowell, and falls in'lovfe with'her. But in, Honolulu' he faces toe Fast of hip dduhle, a Flantev, who Inol only is engage^ to [a iglrl Young his neiver seen but is wanted for iem- bezzlement. - ; The complication i^ adjusted When top planter is induced to r e tu r n .■


Honolulu, toe actor, noW free oft his; fame! meets' a;, cabaret dancer played] by; Miss


!. THESE [three MEET AGAIN.


juvenile , in the'stage production I of Rafael, i jiO co-stanqd, ' pnd [such stars as the Sabatini’s .“The Carolinian” in New'York; “'Dead End.Mrids, Huqiphrey Bogart, Ann The star] of the play was Sidney! Blackmen 'Sheridan ahd'George Bancroft are toe ;hlef and his' leading lady Was Martha ;Bryant 'sppportUig' players, in " Angels 'With Dirty Allen. Also’ iri the cast |Was Reginald Qwen; ipaces,” - a thrilling, starkrgrliri and ye; in- who played a'bearded spy, Then toe three jj^nsely moving 'Warner Bros, melodiama men went their separate ways; Montgomery; I which opens'Oh'Monday; for the entire week, the juvenile,[to rise to stardom in,..motion; [jg this production, the inimitable Cagney pictures, Owen and BlqcKmen to becomp lead-l


I paratively iunknoFn, ,was playing the : ||.tamE3 'dAGNEY arid Pat O’Brierj are ! rr\EN Fears ago Robert Montgojnery iqouB 11 i| ■ .


THE MUCH-DISCUSSED “ANGELS With -DIRTY FACES.”


tag charricteri actors in the films. After ten; jjtgygjji; jjjm fgmg and'in,which the' public years Blackmen met Montgomery, and!Owen; ubs always liked him best. He is agtln;ri for toe first time when they playeq their


to toe. type of role which first scene tegetoer in Mdtro-Goldwyn-Mwers;


“Fast and Lpose,” which opens cm Monday.: ^ggp gpjg jg njgjjg completely convincing: During irie filming of he picture toe torepi


: g^gster, a kffieX, a grim, ruthless, relentless, personality of toe type that he done


former stage [ actors recounted tnplf , expert-; I jj;j,jj,gygc^ carmot be adequately described as euces on Broadway, and!revived many mem-:


gomery. Succeteor to IFast Company,] me; j^gg^ gggetive sequenced,' standing at first of toe series.of bibUodetecUVe tonllers,'I.........


.


‘^ a s t and Lriose” races drisly through a chain 6


with ,' toe, disappearance of a rare literary dqcuriient. [


innocent purdults; of 'buying and, spuing QiBctgg The latter, just as bad:In hijs boy- riteclous' literiary ..documents, becomes en-'


.'Montgomery plays Jopl Sloane;Who,,in^n]S


„ i w',; chair. At the same time it contrasts his life that of toe character played i bjy Pat


K le d in’ trie most.[baffling-:Qt.mysteries which also involves his charming wife Garda,


portrayed by Rosalind .RussCU. Also toe cast are Ralph Morg^, Etienne Girardot, Alari Dinehart, Jo Ann!Sayei-s, Joan Mareh, Ahtoony Allan, Tom CJOllins._^ry Forbes,: Donald Douglps and Leonard Carey. '


The' idea pf any'


“MR. MQTO’S LAST -WARNING.’’ killer’s I victim -.avenging ,


but that ■ bland jOripntal his wn--------I


will proi ounce thid.new Goidwyri, comedy- Mote’s Last VVarnmg.'i in nis fflin seadon,


ormulatqd a piotj uj


his' own murder seems almost ^ipipoS-.' sleuth, Mr.;


:


hood -as Cagney, is .ririt caught wrien he escapes with Cagney from the deene p£ toe ’uvenile crimewhich results in Cagpey re- elving his first penal sentence. 'While Cagney r s a result of his incarceration, goes hterally


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opposite,direction;' in {act he studies tor the priesthood arid eventually becomes priest of he parish in which I he and-Cagney were


om bad to worse, O’Brien turns In the loys.


„gain when Cagney, nbw a notonqusi crlm- I jrial,- returns to.thesceneofhls boyhw


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roriiance one of the highlights ofj the new tore which opjens °® '^ “p4ay, MqtoJ ™v,g. vaUantly to prevent to te ote' boys from tollow- -on toe trail ot a band of cqnsi#ato^^^


-distress to the priest,.wl “‘CT.livglde his ' own boj ing the same course “liquidate” him and, apparently, succeed.J T


involved. 'Becoming bored with the conven- ,ic ns and restrictions of a socialite’s existence ihb goes out on a “ blind date” with her maid ■nd cook. Trie feminine trio land pt a rodeo _.l)w; and there Merle is paired with bronzed - {rid robust Gary Cooper appearing: as a cow- oy here of toe golden west.


i, \


tation as a.lady-kffier, who is bound for New, York : he I is to marry X(iis Ciarke, an i^eri-


can heii-eJs. -On the isame iboat l isJTer^ McKay, a'night-club singer, engagedtto Ken­ neth Bradley ,a young bi^sine^ man.


mevitably.collide ,and itiis a'case of teal 1^® at first sight.- Triey break .teate respective


two


t engagements and aS'^ce '".ceteaW ! J


i Meanwhile,. Terry continues with her ’ ..i:


op of' the Empire State building in six months time. .


ng whilst Michel:: whol incidentally, is no mean painter, sets to wprk to coraraeri^llse his talentk. At toe appointed time he arrives at the trysttog place,; but Teny is ;knocked


TERROR IN. AIR RAIDS.


down and seriously i iiijured,_. Pemanently crippled, i she refuses'to let-Michel know of her tragedy.. She finds solace in,orphanage work, but] to toe end, one of ;Michel’s pictures is toe medium of their reunion.


toe statues, women; wearing make-pp have been requested not fo kiss the sacred figures in the Russian'church at Shanghai.j


Because Upstick spoiled the' appeafance of ' i ■ - ' '


and girahiums, salvias, petunias, etc., A_;---------LgL,


]e window .re.


—More [lls being trie lily disease.


" I A tin of ticks'(blood-sucking bisects) has


traveUed; four’ thousand toUp toum, India, by air and will be used for re­


search purposes.by a Zoology professor at Glasgow jUniversity., ]


‘ , ] .


chimney! stack off a disused factory, near " e e V but both' ’plane and pUot-were


A loW-flying .aeroplane knocked- a tall unharmed. , ]


of money on a new sport which consists of a tug-of-war between heavy cart-horses. In some cases as' many as four horses take part


on each Iside.. : : : French farmers are wagering! large sums


due to the apprehension of what: war woifid volve writesi Charles Stanford Read M-D.,


Symptoms of mental unrest and; anxiety


to the ’’Nursing: Mirror,” have for some con- Etderable, period characterised many -patients


^'.tending nerve clinics. Now thdt air raids tace plac6 ^ any time,, such tendencies stllTmbrejin evidence among; {hose who ' fo ‘ some: reason or other,:particularly


iito'comedy arid farce and gallops on to an uriexpecied cliniui^- Cooper, as toe strong, silent tjpe of hero who drily sees .through fhfe sham! and glitter of so-called cafe society, returns ;6 - the kind of role which first made •jim fair diis. Back in al ten gallon] hat, high- ieeled boots, dungarees and, roll-your-ovras, finerica’s No. 1 he-man of the silver sheet, luins in his. most stin'ing and dynamic per- [tobriante; to drite. Merle Oberon, cast as a My and 'witty modern of the upper-crust, en- mches hbr role with fine timing and a beaut.i-.- tei :sehs£lof coiriedy. Trie second, lea^. are, ^ably played! by irennap,


The - :’omance between toe two is spiced


sthenes ij;


J the Upital [performances offered by such Fell-knqwn featured players as Fuzzy Knight, Mabel Todd arid Henry Kolker.


cbenes ' toe acting is furijicr strengthened who turn in some excellqnt comedy romantic ,j Viskine'bis


i g a ' 5 8 S r s s . 5 , ! i H i . « » ' r ' tog toe speedways. '


THE grand i'theI tre, bIlacmuBn. Twice Nightly k 5-45 aid 7-45.^ !. [!


A CHE EeIbY VARIETY SHOW. [revue at,


itene 'o toe Tear pf danger. 'When a_^raid Hocoursriot only will suohj individuals


isordefe but Others, previously cato through '.eIpeito becoming imminent, b^use of the .rvttUiklng sounds and perhaps' through


e to develop deflhite psychological


jUst a questiori of degree. We all possess the fistinc't bf self-presei-vatlon, and it is natural


Ihi itod


f f e e t t e f X harm and de^dence on ' ttagton, celebrated rajisical comedy ^ L o Jhave dme to.meanToomuch to to^^^^ -


timid disposition or they!may suffer 'tem L chUffiiodd^uences wherqby security,


Udhodd influence


always I apt to show themselves i-eacefiil security is threatened.-


iTedW ledlans


withers in suefi cas6sj‘inorbid anxiety arid panic lare


ritoiVauderiTta siag^ a°lte?n| SorttoTc®,a


orche tra y when them an


een bur coriimon anxiety in this hateful ,erlod 'of war and the nervously disordered is


j •sonM wifi b------ ulririg medical aid. . —- ^


Siougli to febl fear in toe face of ganger. 10^ I whose! fear becomes^ ex^gerated to rrdr may bd constitutionally.- ol a ssnsitlvG %s^^ition, or toeyi may suffer .security,


SIHRLEY TE5IWE Temple, more — in


'lady; ete. :e; I 0,SBB.0 J .™ . : ; | S r f S “’¥ i I


out ihterruptlon, they carry through to rapid completiqn ever, is |not so' easily r*


disposed ofj and at tbe | lowland if,i


Murse has Peter Lorre in the spamnfe roje,. with an exceFti.onal cLt teclu^ng^


Corte , i Virglqla rnnez : vnsm**


George Sandere and Jobi Carol aW featured, NO wondeF xheYre I convincing !


i -When a daredevil and a sjwrtsiian give iip toeri respective careete for] opp-irtumte ^ actors in Hollywood toby becomeT-q daredeyll ^ M o S an !' Srito was tbie expenenqe


• t e with t h S g st&t, flight and pwa chute tops- 'land Joriatoan Hqle, who 0?)®


of Henry Arthur, whd once with Cox’s Plying Cirebs -and thXllled specta--


Field, AohnI Carradine , dimaxes ever depibted the Motoj how-JiFacw_was^^^^ and:turned>to a screen-


I- Trie'^ firegrate supporting programijM, ge iththar roit.h the usual bews, reel, is aitanged


Michael Curtiz. e w


for each part of toe week. h WHALLEYl CINEMA, Nightly at 7-30. Satuj'day at 5-15 an 1 7-30. Revenge ” showmg tot s w6ek-end. , Johnny


■ mHOSE .';Wbo i lote : thrilltag_ ' 1: picturfe will sltoply .revel In


_ original .bPOK,^^i


WelsmuUer, makes an ideal .Ta*zan, land the . jungle Senes arSpaokdd ful. of »


nHirinfti book' “Tarsn uf the. Apes


tooite" ate. cloverly re '®a>®d^ G, B, iSRAW'S “PYGMALION.


“^ S i o n ’


w K e r f t brbeen ffiown wifi be screened on; Monday and


ihnt there will be a special matinee cn J-nes- daVaftoTO 'The veil-known story tells,of


ar®^®d^,^®>


f & c S £®rFW, w h b » , objict 0^^^ in“S n iu c


named I '[Keep | with his friend. thing new, fresh and different In tnq waj .m


'O T ri®ri®te ® ‘’tchess at an AmbasE [dor’soors reception, thuA winning a be{, m^e


nrofessor^to phonetics. After training her in deporment and speMng he :


ento^tateent. It la aireal_Lon_^® a^n[ with.,


George Ferriard Shi wb wqrld-Iamo is plby, ^whlch rias' drawn huge crowlds


S loe trie ,


the wbnderful advemures of super-man, whose further ex-


JUNGLE THRILLS; AT WHAL1[,EY. ■thrilltag. adyentore


Tarzanb to- 'development that has


The lives of toe two foi-raer pals cross #s11 ^Vl/\ «>lll Ho


' ■ I - ' ' ,J ' ................ ........... ............. _ _


orles of torir. [earlier days/particularly Montr thrilling, scenes of murderous combat be'.ween gomery’s romance with toe s|sters[qf Martlm : tijg ggnttal character and his underWorld' Bryant AUen,[who is now. Mrs.,RqbertMont- ^Jjgjjjgg.igjj^ jjgg depicts him, in one


jjjg ggjeen. “Angels With Dhty Faces,'” a “ gangster picture.” ’While i;,has


if its lay a


ffom 'his boyhood to, theielectric


a-skippirig rope.] Young appears is a HoUyf r 'I L wriod star who’wants to|get awayjfor; alrest; After an “ opening ” he'encounters'his doublt. ,nd indrices riim to exchange i idehtltles; fot while. [The] scheme wrirks.: On [a bpat for


Hymn toll toe sim,’!


joyous personality tho star.


Joe'


Twice, Nightly at 6 and 8 p.m. Jlatince Saturday at %


• pjn.


INEW “BULLDOG DRUMMOND ADVENTURE.


■EILEANOR POWELL acknowledged to be ■Iri the wjorld’s most 'accomplished [tap ______ _____ _


offer and more. ) Robeyt [Young riaj the;male lead in a dijiril iple,. Carrying the pleateritly- light’ weigrit;'&''a huiriorbud hut,_^p,lau4ible story. Comedyfis Ftovldied by 'Gedrge Bums arid Gracie Allen,-, of; screen and tjadio fqme,


yesterday. ’%ia*>lavi|5h new musical has pU that.the:stage.;show's of modem times carl,


dancer, proves ,her, {itle again [in Metro; I stealthy murto-ToI^^ Goldwyn-Mayeris '■


rOROCGO. a mysterious land of -w '■ towns, mediaeval desert fortre , white-robed sheiks, mtematlonal intrigue


m


“.HOnoJulu,]’; which opened I mount’s new, ”Bulldog Drummond" aeven- tlire drama, " Bulldog Drummond in AMca,” which is showing this week-end. The ai tlon- of I the sto.ry,! which is incidentally, the first 'IBulldog Diqimmond” adventure with qther


aiffi toe music is supeto; A large a.nd talented | temationa supporting;


Eddie Anderepn; Sig Rupiaim, Ruth Hussey, [■Morocco where they have a stronghold Edgar Dearing and Kealoha iHoltJ ,.The':iast J


I


sbri of Scotland Yard, Bulldog Drummbnd’s .tjest,.,friend,'they plan! to carry hlm'oB to


than an'English background, switches trip calm countryside of. England to deserts of North Africa'when a gang o "'-{national spies, in their efforts to ca jJ vit Vital milUitary secret, kidnap Colonial


“tote Sture ffiel-


named, selected; in a contest, en^rac'mg ml 1,toe amateur'sleuto andihisiinseparaUe com-' the islandslas]Hawaii’s champion tjula dancer was signed for toe plctuXe toe. day after' she


! Dlsregardirig toe orders'of Scotland Yard,, jjarilons follow the kidnapbers to Morocco.'


after a thrilling grin battle he manages to etoue, facing a man-eating, lion, with v(hlch is captors, intend torturlrig hlm. The cast Includes John [Howard, who [once iato plriys ,his now fatripus role. of Bu ildog totrimond. Heather Angel, Reginald Dtnny, E. Clive, J, Carrol Nrilsh ' and Antpony


Tracking them to their retreat in toe dCsert, finds hife friend Nielson, vhom


«LANCASHIRE LUCK.’


: I'ln support; is “ Lancashire Luck,” a dettght- flu, comedy-drama of a housewife who w|ns a fbptball pool prize. 'Wendy Hiller, renem- qered on toe stage for her outstanding per- fpjrmance in 'VLove on the Dole,” makes her debut In : screen' playi,. playing 'oppaslte iQfeorge' Cirney and j a ‘


“IBancashlre Luck” affords mirthfull enter- tpanment and offsets the dramatic sequqnces ofl Drummond’s African I adventures,


.capable i caste. A ’WEEK’S A’T’TRACTION.


Grace I .vish! and I walk again, to the Story; that


and orchestra will he ip to take toe bltek but of blackout.


1 readers of every country., Amongst are ijran Hersholt arid Arlh“”


ihfibtorVi that has thrilled the cast '


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