Sunrise shown at Ilo Ilo Theatre with Fox big release
The Sunrise screening at Ilo Ilo Theatre this weekend marks the long awaited Fox road show release. Director F W Murnau brought from Europe to make the picture, with Janet Gaynor and George O'Brien in principal roles. The Canadian Amateur Championships are set for Jasper Park Lodge from August 19 to 24.
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Fox
New York
Times Square
Robert E. Sherwood
Life
Literary Digest
F. W. Murnau
Europe
William Fox
Murnau
Janet Gaynor
George O'Brien
Royal Canadian Golf Association
Jasper Park Lodge
Telephone Company Extending Plant
Mr. F. Paterson district superintendent for the B C Telephone Company visited town on Wednesday to oversee district development. Improvements include a cable to Comox with twenty five new subscribers ready to come on the line and a nearly completed link to Little River Beach. Frederick Thomas Mace of Old Kent Road London will return to Canada to take up farming. Sir Arthur Duckham, head of the British mission to Australia on Empire Trade, says Canada holds one tenth of the world coal deposits in an enviable position.
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B. C. Telephone Company
Canada
Frederick Thomas Mace
Old Kent Road
London
Arthur Duckham
Australia
Victor Hugo Romance on Screen The Man Who Laughs at Ilo Ilo Theatre
Universal brings The Man Who Laughs to Ilo Ilo Theatre for April 1 2 and 8 with a 3 15 matinee The film stars Conrad Veidt Mary Philbin Olga Badanova Brandon Hurst and others The director Paul Leni recreates England s Queen Anne era with lavish settings and strong performances from a memorable cast
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England
Josianna
London
Conrad Veldt
Mary Philbin
Gwynplaine
Olga Badanova
Brandon Hurst
George Seigmann
Sam de Grasse
Stuart Holmes
Cesare Gravina
Health Service Queries for CMA Answered by Letter
Questions addressed to the Canadian Medical Association at 184 College Street Toronto will be answered by letter. Inquiries about diagnosis and treatment will not be answered.
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Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Pasteurization Urged to Stop Bovine Tuberculosis Spread
A Canadian Public Health Journal article reviews data from six million cattle and concludes bovine tuberculosis infection in Canada stands near four to five percent. The piece argues pasteurization safely eliminates tuberculosis in milk, preventing exposure to children and eradicating new cases.
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Canadian Public Health Journal
Canada
Dominion
Planning Increase in Coach Service on Vancouver Island
J H S Matson promoter of Vancouver Island Coach Lines said eight more coaches with up to date conveniences have been ordered to serve increasing Island traffic. He stated the near future plan includes a four return Nanaimo trips per day up-Island service. Rumors say Cumberland transport men may support an evening stage from Cumberland south though no decision was confirmed.
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J. H. S. Matson
Vancouver
Union Bay Notables and Local Shipping Movements
Mrs Edith Hicks returned home Tuesday after two weeks with relatives in Vancouver. Percy Renwick came back from Ladysmith on Tuesday. Ships bunkered here included Waio tapu from Vancouver heading to Australia via San Francisco, Storniken from Long View with lumber and sugar to Takubar, Wearpool from Vancouver bound for Shanghai, Chelsea from Vancouver with lumber and flour to Montreal, Shearmont from Vancouver with wheat to Copenhagen. Cecil McQueen left Wednesday for Vancouver. After time in Victoria, Mrs A Auchinvale Jr and a baby returned home Monday. Spence Walker departed Sunday for Victoria.
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Ladysmith
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Long View
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Takubar
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Shanghai
China
Chelsea
Montreal
S. S. Shearmont
Copenhagen
Victoria
A. Auchinvale, Jr
Irish Observation on Compensations from a Philosopher
An Irishman agrees with a philosopher that nature makes compensations. The exchange notes that if one eye fails the other sharpens, if one ear falters the other becomes more acute, and jokes that a man with one leg shorter makes the other longer.
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