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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1924
Page
7
The screen tale The White Sister shows love trials and sacrifice ending in Angela joining the White Sisters after Giovanni is assumed dead. Giovanni returns to find Angela in nun’s garb as the couple must respect the vow. a drama of longing and devotion.
In a Mount Vesuvius setting Giovanni and a woman called the White Sister face danger as the volcano erupts. He warns towns below and saves inhabitants but dies in a flood from a bursting reservoir. The populace blesses God for the couple’s sacrifice.
The Star Theatre presents a play titled Goldfish on Thanksgiving night and November 10 11. Jennie Weatherby wife and pianist Jimmie Weatherby clash over love and goldfish bowls symbolizing dissolution. Jennie marries Herman Krauss then Powers, outgrows them all, and plot twists tie in the Polish Count and the Duke of Middlesex as old loves collide. Jim Weatherby returns from Detroit and reenters the tangled romance.
In a romance set for Friday and Saturday November 14 and 15 titled Black Oxen, Madame Zatianny realises her youthful disguise as Mary Ogden. Clavering befriends her while unaware of her true age and identity. A prince arrives seeking marriage and aid for Austrian relief, prompting a farewell at the docks as the lovers part.
A man admits deeper feelings for Janet after Zulianny’s departure, aiming to rescue Janet from self destructive paths and repair their strained relationship.
October school report from Kootenay Orchards lists Grade VI pupil Mary Richmond and Grade V pupils Marion Richmond Eddie Gartside Frank Hern Grade IV pupils Jack Thexton Rose Noyce George Noyce Hypolite Ru ault Grade II A pupils Dick Thexton May Stone John Richmond Grade I B pupils Mabel Sakata Berthe Gartside Jack Langin Evelyn Hern Grade I B equal Dorothy Thompson Ernest Ruault Arthur Hern Agnes Noyce Alice Noyce. Winnifred Lippitt
Edmonton reports a single day inspection of 59 cars with 2 graded No 1 high 40 No 1 Northern 9 No 2 and 2 No 8. Wheat sourced from widely scattered districts indicates an excellent season.
After an accident the bridges on the Westport flat may be repaired. One bridge has holes large enough for a horse to stumble in. Louise Crooks left for Medicine Hat on Wednesday to visit friends. A surprise party was held at Mr. C Levitt's on Friday night. Mr. BE Howard found his car on fire Monday due to a loose wire. fire put out with minor damage. Harry Chamings returned from Kimberley where he worked the summer. Mrs. Reid of Cranbrook visited Mrs. J White. Mr. W B Fulton left on the 27th to join Sullivan Mine workers in Kimberley. Mr. J Kellum has been laid up with [text cut off].
An attack of asthma interrupted a surprise party for Mrs. White and Mrs. Reid on the 24th. Among those present were Mrs. J. Crooks Mrs. Cretney Mrs. Blumenauer Mrs. Howard Mrs. R. Richard son and Mrs. Nichol. Mr. and Mrs. Cretney were business visitors to Cranbrook on Monday last.
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