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1936-08-14
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MH M -H .PI PAGE POUR CRAG CANYON, BANFF, ALTA. LOCAL HAPPENINGS Hlgfcwood country so brought them - . j on to Banff, and they left early In Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford, of; the week for the Assiniboine, just Calgary, were visitors in town this j before the ban on camping parties week, en route home fmm a huU- I WM day spent in Washington and Ore- gon. tsroear LUX THEATRE THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL. comedy, according to preview critics. A moment after Raymond and Miss Stanwyck are married, the bridegroom is arrested for violat- devll-may-care comedy. The Bride Walks Out will be the feature for Wednesday and Thursday, : Mr. A. H. Fenwick, editor of the Swift Current Herald, spent a few days in Banff this week, and left by this morning's train for the Coast. * Two or three speeders have been hailed before Magistrate Hunter during the past week and paid fines for having disregarded the speed limit. One of those fined, a young man driving a Pennsylvania car, came near running down a constable in his mad dash and as a result paid five and costs for his fun . The poUce are determined that fast driving in the park must Two of the victims of the level crossing crash in the Crow's Neat Pass on Sunday afternoon last. Misses Katherine and Anna Kubik were former well known Bank- bead residents, these sisters having been born at that camp, the former was 27 years of age, the latter 21. Six people lost their Uves when a passenger train crashed into their automobile one mile west of Bellevue. * * * Mr. R. N. Patterson, of the Buffalo Head Ranch, Highwood River, brought a party of British people to Banff last week for a fishing trip, George Harrison being the outfitter. Mr. Patterson was not able to take the party Into the Messrs. J. G. Mitchell, artist-ad- Alice Faye to hi-de-ho with Jack Haley to tap-a-toe with i Gloria Stuart to laugh and cry vert-stag man of New Tork City, j , and N. K. Luxton returned laatL 'vu whalen to make love week from a leisurely trip through j * . the mountain, to Nordegg. They A lt;Jd Sara HadeD Jarc travelled ln company of the' Stony Indians who had paid Banff a visit during Indian Days, and report having had an exceedingly good trip, traveUing In easy stages. 1* 17 p 7 utUe Rich Girl, her greatest difficulty encountered twmiant new Fox hit coming on Darwell, Claude Gllllngwater and Henry Xrmetta and you have the reason why Shirley Temple is literally surrounded by stars in during the trek was in crossing the North Saskatchewan river, which was in a flooded condition, but through skill of Silas Abraham, the Indian guide, in being able to follow the gravel bars the crossing was negotiated without mishap. The travellers report having had a very enjoyable trip, and Mr. Mitchell was delighted as he was able Monday and Tuesday. Darryl Zanuck, chieftain of the Twentieth Century-Fox Studios, so enthused over the story of The Poor Uttle Rich Girl that he determined to make it the greatest Shirley Temple picture ever to hit the screen. Zanuck personally selected every member of the cast. Every prominent actor in Hollywood was considered for the various roles and after to secure many fine sketches and; deciding that the above were the photographs. CARD OF THANKS ideal players, Zanuck tnoftiedlately opened negotiations to obt n them for the film. ;* Going further, Zanuck signed The family of the late Mrs. Min- Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, nie (Tom) Wilson I'esire to ex- Hollywood's ace song-writers and press their sincere thanks to authors of too many hits to men- friends for their many acts of tion, to compose the musical num- kindness and for flowers sent on bers for the production. the death of their mother. In the picture, Michael Whalen . plays Shirley Temple's Immensely wealthy fatherwho is too busy to WANTED IMMEDIATELY COM- p*-, much attention to his little petent girl to make herself gen- girl. eraUy useful for one month. No cooking, good wages. Apply to Mrs. Hammond. Spray Ave. 33c - Welcome First Train *ne cowcatcher of old Engine 371 makes a fitting platform for 1 these costumes of tbe 80's adorning belles of 1886 who took part in the papeant at Port Moody. July 3, celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the first C. P. R. train from Montreal to the Pacific. The old engine, driven by the original engineer, hauled Into Port Moody a string of six-old-style wooden cars handled by the original conductor of the first train ta a colorful re-enactment of the event. More than 6000 visitors. Including scores of rail veterans in aervibe in '86, flocked to Port Moody for the celebration. THE BRIDE WALKS OUT Coming to the screen in a. new kind of role into wbich she ably dovetails her extensive range of talents, Barbara Stanwyck is starred In The Bride Walks Out, a gay and breezy romantic comedy, In which she is seen with two of the screen's foremost leading men. Gene Raymond and Robert Young. Miss Stanwyck's bow in a comedy of the type of Tlie Bride Walks Out is furthered by the appearance of Ned Sparks and Helen Broderick, who contribute pungent humor. This quintet is involved In a romantic entanglement which makes for some of the screen's gayest Mr. and Mrs. John Huckell, of InnisfaU, are spending a hoUday In Banff. Mr. Huckell is connected with the InnisfaU Province. * * Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth Campbell, of Panama, left the flrat bf the week to resume their journey homeward by auto after having s'pent several weeks here. Mr. Campbell la diplomatic agent for the U.S. government in the Canal Zone. As he bid good-bye he said We'll be back for our next holiday two years bence. Banff la the finest place in tbe world for a hoUday. New Locomotives Poems in Steel Canada's newest railway locomotives are poems In steel, graceful,- light-weight, semi-streamlined, machines capable of 110 miles an hour. Radical departures ln construction have been made in the Canadian Pacific Hallway's five new 3000 engines, the first of which was taken over on Monday, July 27, at a brilliant ceremony which was broadcast on a nation-wide radio net-work through the facilities of the company's Communications Department, and which Included addresses by Sir Edward Beatty, Q.B.E., K.C... LL.D., chairman and president, Canadian Paciflc Railway; Hia Worship Mayor Camllllen Houde of Montreal; WilUam C. Dickerman, preaident of tha Montreal Locomotive Company, where the new locoipotlve waa built; and J. N. Burke, Canadian Paciflc veteran. The new Jubilee Locomotives, ao named because tbey will go Into operation In the jubilee year qf the company's transcontinental passenger service, will pull a completely new type of train, lights* than' the ordinary, semi, streamlined, and comfortable. The new coaches are under construction. ing the peace and the bride is pur sued by a millionaire man-about town, Robert Young, who can provide the luxuries of life the lady cannot extract from her husband'3 thirty-five per week. Xoung's intervention comes, to a head, with Barbara planning to get a divorce. Raymond undertakes a hazardous surveying position in South America, of which Miss Broderick learns through her husband, Sparks, who is Raymond's business buddy. A mad and merry in-the-nick-of- tlme pursuit from Young's swank Long Island estate to the steamer pier from which Raymond's boat is departing satisfactorily ends this KING OF THE DAMNED King of the Damned, with Conrad Veidt, Helen Vinson and Noah Beery will be the attraction for Friday and Saturday next week. The atory deals with life oh a prison Island, Conrad Veidt being the leader of the prisoners- The prisoners revolt and save Beery from execution at the hands of an enraged commander. The com- : mander Is himself thrown in prison by tbe mutineers, wbo take over i the management of affairs until such time as a British warship Ipays a visit to-the Island. The plc- I ture is an extremely Interesting one. NOW A NEW BIGGER BAR MORE SOAP AT MO EXTRA COST The new Sunlight Soap is the same pure, quick-dissolving soap that has lightened the washday burden of millions of housewives . . . the only , soap with a 5,000 guarantee of purity . . easy on the clothes and hands. Ask your dealer for the new, larger Sunlight bar and save money. Now a bigger bar in a single carton. The 4 small bars in one ear- ton will no longer be obtainable. LUXTHEATRE FRIDAY and SATURDAY THIS WEEK ROBERT MONTGOMERI AND ROSALIND RUSSELL IN TROUBLE FOR TWO WITH FRANK MORGAN, REGINALD OWEN, LOUIS HAYWARD MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT WEEK SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL With Alio Faye, Gloria Stuart, Jack Haley, Michael Whalen and other Stars Alone and forlorn . . only the servants to talk to . . . only her doll* to Jove . . ahe runs away to find aome fun . . . and meets adventure undreamed of. Said to be Shirley's beat picture. ALSO A UNIVERSAL SCREEN NEWS ANO COMEDY MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30-P.M. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT BARBARA STANWYCK IN THE BRIDE WALKS OUT With Gene Raymond, Robert Young, Ned Sparka, Helerf Broderick ' Five brilliant stars in a laughable drama of love In a budget . . the story of a girl who married in haste and repented nn 935.00 per week. NEWS REEL AND COMEDY MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30 P.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT WEEK CONRAD VEIDT, HELEN VINSON AND NOAH BEERY IN - KINK OF THR nAMNRIV With Edmund Willard, Pery Parsons, Peter Croft and others Thr atory of life on a prison ialand with many thrills aa well as hcart-oches, Intrigue and jealousies. ALSO COMEDY AND FOX MOVIETONE NEWS MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30 P.M. MATINEE 7:30 EVENING 8:30 Adult. 30o Children 10c Adult. 40 lt; Children 20c TAX INCLUDED 7 I
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Image 554 (1936-08-14), from microfilm reel 554, (CU11502858). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.