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N# Mmonaay Afternoons between 0.30 and /.00 N# _ dapemneoarenonenanaeececeeEs MAPLE LFAF 503. WIs SILVFR CDP § A Ghristmas Gift for a Boy or Gir]% â€" The trustees of Maple Leaf School Sflchool have just received word of the success achieved by the school this year in the winning of the silver cup PAGE SIX Did you Ever Think of a Term of Elocution Lessons as a Christmas Present for a youngster from five to sixteen ? NEXT CHRISTMAS they may be able to repay you by entertaining the family and an audience of friends or appearing at the Church Christmas Concert. Surrounded by bloodâ€"thirsty river pirates â€" with nothing but a crew of tenderfeet! Down the Yangtseâ€"SHANGHALI BOUND! Fpr 400 cars. Man in attendance. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAYâ€"19, 20, 21 with Jack Mulhall and Charlie Murray CRYSTAL CUP Ideal Xmas Gift F B PABRKING NOW PLAYING THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAYâ€"15, 16, 17 These Paintings will be treasured by anyone who wants good Paintings for their homes. Kelly Furniture C _â€"_â€" 2844 Dundas St. West (Professional Graduate of the Owen A. Smily Studio) Will Give FREE TESTS at Her Studio ‘xhibition and Sale of Small Paintings MARGUERITE BOYLE 2881 DUNDAS STREE WEST Monday Afternoons Between 3.30 and 7.30 Matinee Saturday with Serial P RICES RE A S O N A B LE THINK THIS OVER! MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY! _ By H. W. WAGNER donated by the Horticultural Society of Ontario to the school making the most improvements in â€"their school grounds and surroundings throughout the year. Maple Leaf School won this for the eastern section of Onâ€" tamo. Last year it will be rememâ€" bered the Maple Leaf School won the merit award, donated by the same Society, and it is indeed a matter of congratulation to see the further strides made by the school this year in the winning of the cup. Now on View and Sale at OA KWOOD T H E A T R E. WESTON 56. LEAGUE LAGROSSE CHAMPIONG On Monday evening, December.12th, at the Vocational School, a joint gathâ€" ering of the Board of Education and the Weston Amateur Athletic Assoâ€" ciation executive met to do honor and present medals and a challenge cup to the school league lacrosse chamâ€" pions,. which . were . boys from â€" the Memorial: School. â€" Three teams were on the league, the King St.. School, Separate School and Memorial. The _boys were Gordon Hugill, capâ€" tain; Harry Wilson, Harry Hoover, Donald Hales, Ken. Hall, Frank Forâ€" tune, Bill Best, Jack Slawson, Harry Hubbard, Murray Rosebrough, Tom Ashwell, Arnold Rollings, Gomer Banting, Ted Poole and Raymond Johnson. Medals and Challenge Cup Preâ€" sented to School League Champions A very nice banquet was prepared there is good Vaudeville, Comedy, News Weekly or Note!â€"At each showing of these feature pictures Review and Orchestra that makes this house one of the best places for an evening‘s entertainment y3 pyâ€"s wiLLIAM _ TB o & s 45e s f 7 y3 s mtth im 44 c e m m ‘z: {g 9 > }i m h‘%}; % FOX iL B a 4 3' 6 ass B k&é § We ,_?;J h &A & im & NC Bs e o +) : it 6 m 2 it ad a o\ is 20 J by i3 , 6 presents LA b% uD B 4C $ iess Cih is Cumat $s We $ s EiD a i5 m i & is sz . 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He then presented the cup, donated by Ellis Brothers of Toâ€" ronto, to the captain of the team, Gordon Hugill, who replied in a very able manner thanking the coach, Mr. E. D. Banting, and the manager, Mr. K. E. Shantz, for making their sucâ€" cess possible, and further expressing the determination of the team to go out next year to capture the famous Desborough Cup, donated by Lord Desborough some years ago when in Toronto as chairman of the Boards of Trade inâ€"the Empire. Lord Desborâ€" ough is a famous sportsman in the Old Land and known the wide world over. The Board of Education was repreâ€" sented by Mr. Jas. Dennis, Mr. J. A. Livingston, Mr. R. J. Flynn, Mr. A. L. Coulter, Prof. C. L. Burton, M. W. Hales. Mr. Jno. A. Yeo opened by requestâ€" ing grace before eating, and Councilâ€" lor E.. D. Banting performed the office. The manager, Mr. R. E. Shantz, reâ€" plied, and in hisâ€"remarks mentioned that future schedules should be preâ€" pared to finish before the summer holâ€" idays, and further, that he appreciâ€" ated the valuable coâ€"operation of the Board of Education and the teachers who took such a keen interest in the boys and their success. Mr. J. A. Livingston, representing both the W.A.A.A. and the Board of Education, stated it was a pleasure to be of service and aid to the W.A.A.A. in fostering sports amongst the young people. He mentioned, however, that it would be good work if the executive always had a repreâ€" sentative present when games were being played on public grounds, as this engendered a spirit of order and would prevent any possibility â€"of the fans getting out of hand, and injurâ€" ing property, as had been done on one or two occasions this year. Mr. A. L. Coulter vé;pSressed the opinion that a challenge cup and medals were fine things to stir the Mr. Jas. Dennis, chairman of the Board, then presented the medals, and in a very interesting speech quoted "Backward, oh, backward again in your flight, Make me a boy again just for tonight. : Mr. R. J. Flynn then moved a vote of thanks to Miss Conover and her pupils for the splendidly prepared supâ€" per and presented her, on behalf of those present, with a lovely bouquet of flowers. Miss Conover thanked one and all and said her pupils and herself were only too pleased to be able to have the opportunity to place a banquet beâ€" fore them, specially the boys whom they rarely had the pleasure of having amongst them. She was sure the puâ€" pils benefitted by the opportunity of dfimlonstrating their training and skill. STREET CARS From Every Point Stop Here. ambitions of the players to win, and was glad the Board of Education were able to.coâ€"operate with the W.A.A.A in obtaining these emblems of suce cess for the boys. § & & Mr. R. F. Flynn, after wishing evâ€" ery success for the W.A.A.A. in its hockey team venture this winter led in singing God Save the King, and so closed a very pleasant and interâ€" esting evening. Mr. Jennings and Mr. Hales also spoke a few words of praise and enâ€" couragement. s $ Jones is seen as a retired gunman from the ranch country who has gone to San Francisco seeking the quiet life. But he receives news from the ranch that his favorite horse is among a group of animals that have been wrangled off by rustlers. y Audiences at the Oakwood Theatre will enjoy Buck Jones in a new type of western next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is a Fox Films proâ€" duction called "Chain Lightning," from a story by Charles Alden Seltzer, Lambert Hillyer, who directed it, alâ€" so wrote the scenario. wWESTERN THRILLER Whereupon, he hurries back to his familiar terrain, and there ensues a revival of the old and troubled westâ€" ern atmosphere, much clouded with acrid powder smoke. The screen version of one of the most popular romantic action novels in recent years, "Beau Geste," will make its appearance on Monday at the St. Clair. Ronald Colman plays the title part, that of the eldest of three brothers who each leave home withâ€" out telling the others, to enlist in the French Fgreign Legion under assumâ€" ed names in order to shield each other from the blame for the theft of a famous sapphire. Neil Hamilton and Ralph Forbes enact the other brothâ€" The devotion of Chinese Christians to their foreign friends during the Boxer rebellion is one of the human notes of "Foreign Devils," a Metroâ€" Goldwynâ€"Mayer production, starring Tim McCoy, coming to the St. Clair Theatre. During the desperate siege of the foreign compounds by the Boxer fanatiecs these Chinese converts stood shoulder to shoulder with the whites and many of them died in the long weeks of fighting before the arrival of the allied relief expedition. Due credit to those â€"heroes is paid in this thrilling film of love and battle. This thrilling story of romance, mystery and adventure in the French Foreign Legion with the theme of the devotion of three brothers powerfully depicted, has been transferred to the sereen by Paramount on a seale never surpassed by any previous producâ€" tion. For the filming of this novel, Diâ€" rector Herbert Brenon led an army of 2,000 men into the Great American Desert for three months during which the exterior seenes were made. With the overturning on Lambton Mills hill on Dundas Street, east of the Humber, of a motor car with four people in it, Fire Chief George Walâ€" ker and his wife, of Mount Dennis, received injuries requiring theit reâ€" moval to the Western Hospital. Walkâ€" er suffered injuries to his head, and his wife, a broken arm. â€" Mrs. Lasâ€" celles, wife of Fred Lascelles, also of Mount Dennis, was cut about the hand by broken glass, and injured about the head. She was taken home by York township police. Fred Lascelles, who was driving the car, escaped injury. The carawas badly wrecked. The acâ€" cident was due to the icy condition of the hill, & "BEAU GESTE" MADE ers. Other prominent players in "Beau Geste" include Alice Joyce, Mary Brian, William Powell, Norman Treâ€" vor and Victor McLaglan. CHINESE CHRISTIANS WERE LOYAL, .FILM SHOWS HE WAS GOING During the filming of "White Pants Willie," Johnny Hines‘ new First Naâ€" tional Picture produced by C. C. Burr, which is now showing at the St. Clair Theatre, the comedian always had difâ€" ficulty locating Bozo, the educated goose, who plays an important comâ€" edy role. who owned the farm carrying someâ€" thing white under his arm. ‘"Hey! What you got there?" Johnny cried. "Oh, I‘m fjust aâ€"goin‘ . to replant some of my seeds, that‘s all." One morning they were on location in a small town, and again Johnny couldn‘t find Bozo. He saw the farmer MT. DENNIS FIRE CHIEF â€" HURT IN MOTOR CRASH JANE WINTON IN Jane Winton, former Follies beauty, who has been devoting her attention to the screen during the past two years, plays a prominent role in First National‘s "The Crystal Cup," playâ€" ing here at the Oakwood Theatre next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Mulhall and Charlie Murray are featuring in the picture. "Seeds!" shouted the comedian. "It looks to me more. like Bozo, _ my goose!" _ ‘"It is!" replied the farmer. _ "The seeds are inside!" ON ARIZONA DESERT STARS BUCK JONES "THE CRYSTAL CUP" TO PLANT BOZO Yeaâ€"this is the life! High up on a snowâ€"capped peak near Pontresin Switzerland, this is a regular every day scene. Winter sports enthusia from all over Europe have congregated there for daily rounds of merrim on the long, natural togobban slides and over the vast skating ponds w abound in that country. Don‘t you envy them ? c WESTON THEATRE @rystal Theatr®F St. Clair at Dufferin _ Phone K The Finest and Most Comfortable Theatre in the St. Clair District. "HEARTS & SPANGLES‘"‘ with Wanda Hawley THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY i Finals â€"â€" Al‘s Beauty & Ankle Contest The St.Olair Theatre SPECIALâ€"SANTA CLAUS WILL BE HERE FOR SAT. MAT. AND GIVE FREE TO EVERY CHILD, A GIFT. MAT. ONLY. DUCHIE AND HIS COMPANY WILL PRESENT ON THE STAGE TWO SMART ACTS KIDDIES‘ SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 17th SANTA CLAUS IS COMING !â€"With a supply of candy for all the children who are present. "6 LITTLE SACHIONETTES" WISECRACKERS SERIES fiégular Double Featureâ€"Thursday, Friday, Saturday Mondayâ€"Tuesdayâ€"Wednesdayâ€"Dec. 19, 20, 21 A Happy Comedyâ€"Drama of Glorious Youth White Pants Willie JOHNNY HINES "One Man Game" FRIDAY & SATURDAYâ€"Dec. 16 and 17 KEN MAYNARD in Thurs., Fri. Sat. "THE DEVILLS SADDLE" Monty Banks in Atta Boy FRED HUME Mondayâ€"Tuesdayâ€"Wednesdayâ€"19, 20, 21 "Always Showing the Best*" COR. DUNDAS AND MAVETY STREETS FEATURE PICTURES FOR THE WEEK â€"INâ€" A true photoplay of Cireus life. No, 4 "ALL ABOARDâ€"LET‘ "High School Hero" n "H U L A" Alsoâ€"The Big Comedy CLARA BOW in ~â€"andâ€"â€" yâ€"ancdâ€"= "PAN HANDLER" WEDNESDAY. DEC. 14, 1927 "On Ze Boulevard" LEW CODY and RENEE ADOREE Mon., Tues., Wed. TIM MecCOY Foreign Devils $ GO! Phone Ken. 3851 â€"INDâ€"