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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1930 THE LOCAL SCREEN Sally O'N eil Scores Huge ~ _ Hitin New Talking Show Plguant, vivacious Sally O'Nef, never seen to better advantage in a motion ploture, seores an outstands "ine persons! success in "Girl of the Port," Radio Pletures' wll-talking drums which opened today at the "New Martin "Theatre, In a role which ideally sults, her, Miss, O/Nell has almost unlimited opportunity to flow both eomedy and dramatie abil: ty and she has made the most of the chanee, But Sally Is not slone In enrrying off honogy inthe film, There Is a great deal more to be seen In this colorful South Seas drama, any Points of Interest There is, for instance, the age-ol but ever new romance between un king! igh lord and a stranded show wiely there Is the menacing angle In «the vigorous personality of Mitchell Lawls acting as o half-easte Fijlan; there Is snappy dinlog which keeps the tempo at a rapid-fire pace there is the first lueld and authentle por triyal of the use of flammen-werlers (ame throwers) In warfare; and what proves to be unusually exelting are the "fire walking" sequences, wherein natives of Fiji test thelr re: liglous faith by walking through a sea of roaring flame, This Inter Is realistically done, thanks to Bert Glennon and his staff of Mm experts, Sharland Beores Hit Reginald Sharland, a neweoner In the talking pleture field, reveals a talent for sustained dramatle emo: tlon, Mis role throughout the Alm had title lghtness In It=but Shar- land managed to hold the audience's sympathy and admiration It Is logleal te assume that the dialog In "Girl of the Port" was written especially for clever little Sally O'Nell the charming heroine of the yarn, Both her delivery and spacing were excellent, 'The role of foste swings from broad humor 'to igh dramatle Interest==and Sally swings capably. with It, Mitchell Lewis, Duke Kahuna- molt, world's champion swhinmer, Land Donald Mackenzie are up to usual form, Others in the cast arc Gerald Barry, Renee Mucroady in an excellent part, Arthur Clayton, Barrie O'Danlels, John Webh Dillion, Wil filam Burt and Hugh Crumplin sy JAIL AT DETROIT IS BAD FIRE TRAP Detrolt, Mioh, April 80,=Trann« fer of all mals prisoners of the state now confined In the Detroit House of Correction to Jackson prison aud other state penal in stitutions was ordered yesterday hy Governor I'ved W, Green, About 400 will be moved, The Governor's aotlon Is u wo quel to the recent holocaust in Ohio Minte Penitentiary In Column: bus, "The Mouse of Correction Is A terrible fire trap," its warden, Kdward J. Denniston, declared, A ---- 01d Vagrants Disappear Old-age pensions In Bngland have eliminated the old vagrant necording to Commissioner Lamb of the Malvation Army. The pre sent type of way faver, he sald recently, consists largely of ex soldiers, Interviews with 1,000 men revonlad that half were over 40 years old, 04 per cont were ex service men, and 07 per cont had never been In A oasunl ward bes fore the war, an ame Actor Is Veteran of More Than 400 daok, Legitimate Roles John W, Dillion, finding the busi- ness of dentistry a rather hard pull, loft It for the stage, He has never regretted It, and lalms to have contributed 400 dif- ferent roles to the London and New York theatres, He will be seen as an English bencheomber In Radio Pietures' Wifi Island story, "Girl of the Port" now at the New Martin Theatre, Dillioy iso elalms a ¢harter mem- bership In that "I was with the old Mogruh Companys club, Ho made his "Alm debut dn 1915 In "The Charity Ball" under the Biograph banner, Later elmo roles In "The Tron Horse," "Devil's Cargo," "Vanishing American," "Josse James," "Midnight Molly" and others, Among the stage mrs he has played are "The Virgin an" "Pop of the HIIL" "The Noose" and "The Traveling Salesman." Viyery. morning, when sereen work permits, Dillon hoists his 180 pounds ustride a horse for a gallop In the Hollywood hills, He says it keeps him At and voung, He was born In London In 1882, A SS. DAUGHTER OF ARTIST WED Doris Jack 1s Only Girl to Have Worn Queen's Pearls London, April 20,-=Miss Doris daughter of Iiehard Jack, famaus artist, and the only girl In Scenes from Next Pro ductions at the Local Theatres. Tight==MNally O'Noll and Reginald Sharland in "Girl of the Port," Lower lott==Mitcholl Towin, Sally O'Neil and Noginald Shariand in Snolhor scone from "Girl of 'the Right==fially O'Noll now at the Now Martin in "Girl of the Port" Below=<=Hoautitul Joan COrmwford n ring In "Uptamed" mow showing at the Regent. Who's Who & What's What in the Amuse. ment World v "Untamed" at Regent With Joan Crawford Great domatic strength Is given "Untamed," the all-talking Pleture, now at the Kegent Theatre, because of the contrast between the first lo- cale in the Central American jungles and the later scenes in the center of fushionable New York, Joan Crawford hus the strongest and most effective role yet given her up "Bingo" Dowling, the daugh~ ter of an oil prospector who is eighe teen before she leaves the jungles for blase Manhattan, It is her first all talking picture, You sympathize at all times with this girl's bewilderment over modern conventions, She falls in love ut first sight with the first white young man she sees on a northbound ship, und can't understand why he or her guardians should worry because she in rich, and the boy hasn't 4 cent, This situation, sided by the heavy. handed methods of gruff old Ben Murchison, her guardian, rushes on, gnthering dramatic steam until the explosion finally occurs with almost tragic results, It is a very well handled story of the "modern youth" variety, As we have said, Joan Crawford is splendid, She is supported excellent. ly by Robert Montgomery in the lead, Ernest Torrence as "Murchi+ son" is his usual capable self, and Holmes Herbert as "Pressley" lends a delightrul touch of sure and easy ucting Gwen Lee is more than capable as Marge" and the husky Don Terry of "Me Gangster" is great in a stirs ring ballroom fight with Robert Montgomery." He ought to be good for they say this fine looking young- ster was. light heavy-weight champion of England in 1920, Serial fans by the thousand will rejoice in the screen return of that great favorite, Grace Cunard, As # jungle hanger-on she gives a char acter performance full of lights and Crocodile Jewel Box Inside a crocodile, 15 feet long, shot hy K. Lee Guiness, the race ing motorist, in the Gambia River, West Africa, were found eight long rows of beads, which, when worn with a girdle, formed the walking costume of a missing ne tive woman, The huge reptile had also swallowed a pair of sllv- or onrvings, an head of § pattern which had been out of fashion for 160 years, a jam jar and the neck of a hottle, Ep a INS INL AN tlantic City is always tin season" There's never a dull moment st Atlantis City os 0licyanr-round is vooationtimsl Brocing air=sporte~ wonderfuiood=relan . aweekand, with us... i you'll return heme feel nght~fresh=vigorous! | One of the Finest Hotels In Atlantic City Por Sveck or a week-end enjoy the lusury 8 the finest appointments without exorbitant price, Booklet, Write or wire for reservations, B00 FOOMS ~. OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN WATER BATHS \ A, C, ANDREWS, Pres, Keep your home cool this summer, warm next winter, by Insulating now with TEN/TESY. 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Bt, Lawrence Yacht Club, Montreal, at St, Margarets Church, Westminster, today, The foursyards long traln of the bride's wedding dress, which was designed by herself, was borne by three adult bridesmaids, Many dis tinguished artists were in the eons grogation, and Richard Jack gave his daughter away, The bride's father In presenting the groom with a portrait of the bride, which he sent to this your's Royal Academy showing, and to hig daughter fn presenting & piano, She is a clever musiolan, Mine Jack wore the Queen's pearls for a sitting after hor father had painted Mer Majosty's portrait three year ago for the Royal Aes domy, "The artist wus dissatisfied with the light on the pearls, after the Queen had given the last mite ting, and he obtained the Queen's shadows, John Miljan us the "men ace," Bennoch, does an excellent job, Jaek Conway, the director, is of course, an acknowledged expert with photoplays of the "wild youth" sort H ecame right from the direction of "Our Modern Maidens" to do this}! latest Joan Crawford starring ve- |} hicle | | | | Spring HOUSECLEANING y--" DEATH CLIMAXES WEDDING PARTY ~H LE I J Trenton, N.J., April 26.~Death cli nuxed a gay wedding party here last ght Ulrle Dahlgren, Jr, 29, son of a professor of biology of Princeton Un versity, was killed and his wife, Ca New World Telephone Book Nearly 60,000 subseribers will be listed in the new world tele. N . slo . | phone directory, which is to be th nme "whl hs eye laved tn Dona." The book wi ulna the bridal couple was struck | 2 offcinlly known as the "Annu- pursuing the bridal couple wa UCK | aire Telephonique International," byw Pennsylvania train at a grade) ong commonly called ATI It will rosking, be printed In French, German and A -------- English, and includes names of Widow wins Sult Against Son practically all European subscribe ors. whose business necessitates Mrs, Royo Poarce, of Dirming- | foreign telephone conversation, ham, Kngland, recently won her -- samo sult for #3,600 damages against i ---- --- homes her won, Thomas; whom she charg EE a --y SPRING.-TIME IS TONIC TIME After the long, hard winter our bodies are in the condition as our sadly In need of an over<haul, Stored up Tox Subdivisions for Scotland cause spring fever, Sold b: OSHAWA LUMBER CO. LTD. Oshawa, Ont. THEY LEARNED ABOUT i WOMEN FROM HER! | hated Take lessons in love from Josie she with a ven: geance, .and loved permission for Doris to wear the Jewels at the special aitting, Norma Shearer Coming to Regeu't On Wednesilay Possibly the best news thut Osh awa moviegoers huve heard in au long es ---- placed on a raft in the midst of the pool and by means of wires follows ed the players about ay they rrollick- ed in the water, People who were fortunate enough to see the preview of "Their Own Desire" are unanimous in their opin. fon that it is a worthy successor to death of her husband and his father, H, T. Pearce. Thomas Pearce was driving an automobile, hin father boing among the pass ongers, when It crashed into an other oar, causing the senior Pearce's death, ART AND NATURE (Rega Leader-Post) Amateurs who are perplexed about the new style of painting will be ready to endorse the following pro. test which appeared recently in an Lastorn Canada magazine! "Sir: 1 seen the picture of the Rocky Mountains in your paper. | don't know art but I kpow the Rocky Mountains, The picture may be art, but it ain't the Rocky Mountains, od with being responsible for the |* 0 0000 oF Sootland are in aroused over the invasion of mod- orn real estate methods, A land speculator is touring the country to secure options on large tracts which he plans to subdivide and soll to speculative builders. The old-timers fear that his operations will split up "a bit of bonnie Scot~ land" in a way that will disfigure the landscape, Woman Taxis Across Africa To prove that Africa is as clvile ised as Any great city, Mrs, M, Douthirt, aged 62, is taking a taxi ride across that country, A few wooks ago she stepped out of a hotel at Windloek, in South-West Africa, hailed a taxi and drove to the borders of Angola, Hore she hired a Portuguese car, and blotehy skin and that rune down feeling, THE MASTER TONIC PEPTONA reconstructive tonlo and bullder, eliminating poisons from the system and building health and strength, For Vim, Vigor, Vitality, try a $1.00 battle today, You "SAVE with SAFETY" at A The Rexall Store i JURY & LOVELL (| King St. K. Simcoe St, 8, \ Phone 88 Phono 68 4 is a without bounds! ) in Nonagee Osler to : orma Shearer's new allstalking pl --_-- ---------- SEETHING ture, "Thole Own Desire," has been ALL «DIALOG. while Is the ynnouncement made by | \riss Shearer's two most recent hits; | Yours, ete." hopes eventually to reach Morocco, the effect that a tl it a OU Bl hh hh US ES completed and will bo shown for three days commencihy next Wed: nesday at the Regent, This new picture gnent which cons siderable discussions has been golng on in cinema circles was taken from a novel by Sarit Fuller and adapted to the screen by Frances Marion, In choosing? the supporting cast, the producing company leit no loops hole for ff Somn the group being headed by guch prominent film play: ers as Lewis Stone, Helle Bennett, Robert Mbntgomery and Helene Mus lard while Cecile Cunningham, Hen. ry Merbbrt, Mary Doran and June ash Ml the minor roles ording to reports from Wem Cost executives, the cost of pros ducing "'Lheir Own Desire," was cons siderably larger than that of the avs erage pieture inasmuch as the pros \ ' duction covers a wide range in los (8 cations, swerving from Lake Arrows ? head, which i» more than a hundred + miles from the Culver City studio, ) to the Norconian Clib near Llsinore, then to the Midwick Country Club a SO n Coyote Pass for the filming of / i iv NE in , polo game, on to Franklin Canyon, a AR : SN wluding on the way a number of hit od i g ther stops on mountain trails and FEL KR li he grounds of Beverly Ills homes, It was stated this was probably the first pleture of a society nature of which sixty percent: was filmed outs of-doors, Miss Shearer, who iy reputed to be a splendid athlete, has an opbOLY tunity to show off her form in po swimming, a namber of inter eating underwater scenes having been made in the swimming pool ses quences, It is stated that these scenes were expressively ineluded fn the ples ture to eo a Subd Seated by none other in Lire We Re pleture "The § ngle Sandan an innovation dn this. respect, I be interesting to compare the two mermaids in their respective under. water scenes, In order to get the best photographie effects rthe came eras and vepording instraneats wi She's Marvelous-More Daring Than Ever! STARTING TODAY THE MOST GLORIOUS GIRL ON THE SCREEN. * HER BREATHLESS BEAUTY NOW ENHANCED BY HER THRILLING VOICE CRAWIORD Possessing the face of an angele beneath the fierce passion of a jungle tiger ine Impetuous, passions ato, daring all for love-~What a talks ing part for gore geous Joan! Roms antie drama aweeps fng from trople Jungles to gay, fashionable New York: Norma Sh Tn == "Their Own