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PAGE FIFTEEN The young couple in the above photo are two participants in a recent "Fun Parade" show. The girl's name is "Penny" and as she was becoming engaged to the lad in the foreground, Roy Ward Dickson, said if the Hstening audience would send in 10,000 pennies for cigarettes for servicemen's hospital, he would give them a diamond ring. Over 10,000 pennies were sent in, The soldiers got their smokes, and Penny and her betrothed A got a beautiful diamond ring. MARKS! McGill Man Wins Five Scholarships Montreal, May 15--(CP) -- Five times within the last few weeks, the postman has knocked on the door with good news for a McGill University post-graduate student, Ralph A. Logan . The first time the 21-year-old mathematician answered the door, he was handed a letter from Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, announcing award of a $1,000 scholarship. The second time, Rochester In. stitute of New. York informed him he had won a $1,000 scholarship. The third one was form Cornell Institute at Ithaca, N.Y. where he had won a $1,000 scholarship. The fourth was from Columbia University, a $1,500 scholarship, and the fifth from the University of Illinois stated he had won a $850 scholarship. Young Logan, who received his Bachelor's degree at McGill last - yera for pure and applied mathe- matics, will attend Columbia Uni- versity. "FUN PARADE" SHOW HAS LIVELY HISTORY The big "Fun Parade" show coming to Oshawa on May 28, under the sponsorship of the Oshawa Kinsmen Club, is one of the most popular shows on the air today. The the second consecutive sea- son the {Fun Parade" is on tour. This year the show. will be in 28 Canadian cities from coast-to-coast and in every: case the proceeds of the show is going to a well deserved charity or public cause. In the case of the Oshawa Kinsmen "Fun Paragle" show, the proceeds are going toward the Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium. Anything can happen, and gen- erally does, at a "Fun Parade" show. Participants are asked to take part in all sorts of stunts for the benefit of valuable prizes. However, the nature of the prize is always well worth the effort and skill the par- ticipants puts into the stunt. To date, no participant has refused to go through with a. stunt. The prizes being offered this year for the 'Kinsmen show are well above the average and they not only in- clude prizes for those who take part in the daffy doings, but also audience participation prizes. W. H. DUNSFORD DIES Toronto, May 15--(CP)--William Harris Dunsford, 84, associated with the Canadian Bank of Commerce for 46 years, died here Friday. He had been retired since 1926. A na- tive of Lindsay, he is survived by three sons. YHEATREY | TODAY Biltmore -- "Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer" 1.35, 4.20, 7.30, 10.15. "Bowery Buckaroos" 12.30, 3.15, 6.00, 9.10. Last com- plete show at 9.10. Regent -- "My Wild Irish Rose" 1.30, 3.30, 5.20, 7.20, 9.20. Last Complete Show at 9.00 p.m. Marks--"Bulldog Drummond at Bay'--At 125 - 340 - 550 - 8.05 - 10.25. "Silent Conflict"-- At 1225 - 235 - 450 - 7.00 - 9.25. Last complete show at 9.15. Films Developed & Printed Standard Jae for 42 Reprints 4 Each J Fast Service NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 10 Richmond Street East Phone 1218W S.A NOW IN OSHAWA! You too can learn to dance smoothly, gracefully, au- thentically, in just a few easy, pleas. ant hours. Expert instruction in all Phone 4666. Now and make an appoiniment for a free trial iesson BILTMORE RADIO'S "MR. D.A." STARTS MONDAY AT ODEON-BILTMORE Jay Jostyn, whose voice has become known to millions of radio listeners as "Mr. District Attorney," makes his motion picture debut in the role of District Attorney in 20th Century-Fox's dramatic crime thriller, "Kiss of Death." The film, which stars Victor Mature, Brian Donlevy and Coleen Gray opens Monday at the Biltmore Theatre. Jostyn"s trip before the cameras gave him an opportunity to put into play a theory he has always harbored. He has played so many diversified parts that collectively, the mythical people he has brought to life via the air- aves might populate a good-sized vil- e. . That is why, if he had his way--and if radio permitted it--he would memo- rize each of his parts. He believes in really throwing himself into each role, as he would' on the legitimate stage, but having to read a script makes it extremely difficult. Working before the cameras in "Kiss of Death," gave him his first real op- portunity to check his no-script-in- hand acting theory. He may yet carry the: practice into radio. = also The Odeon-Biltmore presents for your complete afternoon or evening's enjoyment, "Lost Honeymoon," starring Franchot Tone and Anne Baxter. This farce concerns a fellow who lost his memory for six days and in that time marr a girl other than his fiance. The rest we leave to your imagination. All in all, for real drama and fun, see the program at the Odeon-Biltmore Monday and Tuesday. REGENT "SONG OF LOVE" GLORIOUS ROMANTIC STORY, SET TO WORLD'S GREATEST MUSIC COMES -TO REGENT WEDNESDAY 'The unforgettable music of three great composers -- Schumann, Brahms and Liszt--shares_ stellar h along with Katharine Hepburn, Paul Hen- reld and Robert Walker in "Song of sworn enemies, the Glowans. Disclosure will mean instant death! T drama, "The Swordsman," at the Marks Theatre starting Monday. Platt, Ellen Drew, lovely highland lass for whom Parks risks his life, Holmes Herbert and George Macready. Under an assumed name, daring Larry Parks, lea der of the MacArden clan, wins the coveted trophy of his This scene is from Columbia's elaborately-filmed The Glowans are portrayed by Marc ve," an impassioned, stirring and beautifully enacted love story based on the lives of Clara and Robert Schu- opens Wednesday a the Regent The- gure, is one of the season's distin- ann. The new MGM picture which guished productions and offers an en- riching experience to lovers of music and drama alike. It is easy to believe that Miss Hep- burn demanded the role of Clara Schumann, the gifted concert planist who married her father's brilliant 'but impoverished composer-pupil and de- voted her life to the world's recogni- tion of his genius, for she gives it all she's got. n her newest role, Miss Hepburn probes deep under the surface of her character and gives a thoughtful profound and highly sensitive perform- "HELD OVER! MONDAY and TUESDAY ance which will add immeasurably to her stature as one of Hollywood's top actresses. Not in this writer's memory has a motion picture offered so rich and var- fed a musical score as is heard in "Song of Love." Clara and Robert Schumann, Brahms and Franz Liszt are all shown at the plano or with symphony or- chestras, and such immortal 'musical masterpieces are heard as Brahms "Cradle Song," "Fourth Hungarian Dance," "Symphony in C Minor" and "Rhapsody in G Minor"; Liszt's '"Me- phisto Waltz" and Schumann's "Trau- merel," "Concerto in A Minor," "Dedi- cation," "Plano Quintette" and "Ara- besque." o WARNER eros MY WI ¢ PRIZES FOR OLD LLURTLIT LRU AR LLY PRIZES TAKE PART -- AND THOSE WHO DON'T! OVER $2000.00 WORTH! . All Proceeds To Go Towards The Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium Fund "Be a Good Sport -- Be a Good Citizen -- Get Behind the Drive" OSHAWA ARENA FRIDAY, MAY 28 TICKETS $1.00 EACH Sold at Karn's Drug Store -- Reed's Florists -- Bassett's Jewellers -- Johnston Clothing and all Ki Club Members, For Mail Order Tickets Kinsmen Club, Box 78, Oshawa. TO TAKE PART -- RAISE A HAND! WROTE FROM IMAGINATION? Thornton Wilder, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1939 for his play, "Our Town", attended a boarding school for missionaries' sons in China. BUY YOUR "FUN PARADE" TICKETS Bassett's Jewellers To Participate in the LUCKY DRAW for the BEAUTIFUL 2 STOREY WEDDING CAKE On Display in Bassett's Window The Wedding Cake was donated by Canada Bread Ltd. JACK EVANS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Sunday 12.05 May 23 DANCING eves FRI & SAT. Commencing Fi riday, May 28 BOYD VALLEAU 4 GREAT NEW BAND Saturday Ladies -- 75¢ Gents -- 1.00 Fridays - 3 Josie ~ 5 e ravilion RIOK NOST UNUSUAL BALLROOM | ar PRICES TN Enjoy a Delicious SUNDAY UEEN' (Served 12 to 2 pm. -- 5.00 to 7.00 pm.) Bring the Whole Family 'And Spend Sunday Dinner With Us! THIS SUNDAY! It's a Tempting URKEY ~ DINNER | With All the Trimmings! Cooked and Served Just the Way You Like It! We Specialize In:-- BANQU i ® Banquets ® Receptions ® Private Parties ® Dinners Courteous, Efficient Service! McTAGGART Proprietress Telephone 1 790 MARKS LARRY PARKS IN "THE SWORDSMAN"--IN TECHNICOLOR AT MARKS MON, Larry Parks, the exciting star of Story," is reposted to have a dashing "Down to th" and "The Jolson new type of role in Columbia's thril- ling new Technicolor swashbuckler, "The Swordsman," coming to the Marks Theatre on Monday. As Alexander MacArden of the Clan MacArden, Parks is a fighting, loving, hard-riding Scottish Highlander of the 18th Century. Danger is boon gomipasion, glory his first love--but a forbidden kiss almost Dives his un- gE . . when he defiles a deadly of the Clan Glowan! family feud to woo lovely Ellen Drew Miss Drew, last seen in Johnny O'Clock," is making her first appear- ance in quite some time in a costume drama. She is reported to make a beautiful and appealing heroine. George Macready, the villian whose swordplay proves to be no match for Parks, is an old hand at playing in romantic ad- ventures and he las appeared in "The Return of 'Monte Cristo." Edgar Buchanan, that superb char- acter actor, is harking back to the type of hard-riding role he had In "Renegades." Parks, incidentally, had a part in that epic Western which helped him, for his furious riding chores in "The Swordsman." Ray Col- lins and Marc Platt, in his first straight dramatic part (he's reported good, too), round out the cast of principal supporting players. COLUMBIA PICTURES presents NN "Lv eee WY st His sword flashed "2 vengeance... his arms held fire! LARRY PARKS with <3 ELLEN DRE . GEORGE EDGAR MACREADY + BUCHANAN & COLLINS - PLATT MARC A dashing new role for Larry Parks . . . the exciting star of THE JOLSON STORY and DOWN TO EARTH! Starring VICTOR BRIAN Ne Wi NEI con 1. ons BJ wooo?™ OS) jose x 70M 239° i NCHO 18 8% ree gRA oe Eagle-Lion Films presents MATURE - DONLEVY GRAY ==0h te Some Progamm WITH WHOM DID HONEYMOON? COLEEN "BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY-SOXER" also "BOWERY BUCKARO : preci mon og x HAG