The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-01, Page 7.wriDNESDAY, FEB.:1st, 1956•
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
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Cary 'Grana • • Oraee Kelly
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"Tb Catch- A .•Thief"
Filmed on the French Riviera; in''
Color • and Vistavision, this is a
grand' mystery -comedy -romance •
directed 'by. Alfred. Hitchcock..
Advanced Admission
Mon., Tues., W
ed.: Feb. 6-7-8
Henry Fonda • • James Cagney.
William Powell Jack Lemnon
in •
.. "Mr. Roberts" .
An excellent film version of the •
highly successful Broadway stage
play, This • 'picture • hits .a high
note ..sof . comedy fro.rw start .,to;
finish and: should, be,one of the„
biggest laugh -getters• of the year.
Advanced Admission ;'
Thurs, Fri., Sat.. Feb. 9-10-11
•Victor Mature •Guy Madison
Robert Preston
• in'
"The Last .Frontier"
Plenty of action 'in this . Cavalry-
` . ersus,Indians ' melodrama. It • is
filled . with-' excitement and has
a thrilling battle at the. finish, :
Mon.,,' Tues.,' Wed. . 'Feb: 13..14415:
Jack Webb... • . Janet Leigh
.Edmund O'Brien ,
t7
ete'Kelly Blues::
Gangsterism of the "Roaring
Twenties'. variety . is. ' blended...
with Diicie-land Jazz . music to
good effed. in` this melodrama.
Thtirs., Fri. Sat... Feb 16-p-16
',Rosalind Russell, . ;
Fernando La'rnas, Gloria DeHaven
in
"The . Girl Rush"
,A comedy 'with music.` with Ros-
alind 'Russell•, singing, dancing,
and clowning. The picture, has
been:. taken with actual; Las
Vegas.-backgrou;nds. ,
Mon, Tues., Wed. Feb. 20-21'-22
Bette 'Davis •• • Joan' Collins
..Herbert 1Vlarshall.
tl
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Bailey's Beauty' Salon will be
closed on Saturday, February 4th
and Monday, February 6th.
NOTICE
Ladies' Auxiliary Meetink
' The regular monthlymeeting
of 'the Ladies' 'Auxiliary to the
Canadian' Legion will be held . in
the Auxiliary '4,,Rooms on .Tues-
day, 'February 7th at 8 o'clock.
NOTICE.
•The annual meeting - of the -
Nest Wawanosh• Mutual Fire Ili-
uran.ee . Coan.PanY, will be held:
'in the Parish H;all,, Dungannon;
oh. Friday,a'February. iOth,,:.1956,
;at 2.00 '0,14., , to ..:areEeive 're'ports,
elect directors and for the 'trans-
action of general 'business. '
• The retiring ,directors' are 'Har.-
vey Anderson, Marvin '.McDow-
ell and Ross McPhee, all of
whom are- eligible - for re-elect-
ion. Ernest Ackert has resigned
and it will be necessary to elect
a znemiber to take his place.
I3urnin Phillips, ' Sec. Treas,
in•
"The Virgin Queen
Adult Entertainment
Set ' against - 'the .pageantry and
colorful atmosphere of .:16th Cen-
tury 'England this is an absorb
ing, historical, 'costume drama;
lavishly produced '.and finely
acted.
Thurs:, Fri:, Sat. Feb. 23-24-25 '•
Van .Heflin . Joanne' Woodwar!.
in
"Count •. Three. And Pray"
A neat balance' of drama, sus -
pence, action. arid' light c'omedy.
• The story ;centres .around. •a rug-
ged • Southerner- • who. returns
home to 'a small• 'tow -n,- after
fighting .for the north, and be -
'Comes _.the town- preacher: •
•
Mon.,.' Tues., .Wed. Feb.. 27:-.28-2:9
Prank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds
iri
"The Tender Trap'.' '
('Adult' 'Entertainment')
An e ntertaining sophisticated
• comedy .filled: with bright . dia.
, • loguie and many •com•ic • situations.
: The story is about a philatider-
rig bachelor '-who is' constantly
pursued by' beautifulgirls,
lip This For Future ' Reference
IN MEMORIAM
THOMPSON--in loving memory
of Willard Tho'mpson,: who :pass-
ed away two years -ago, Febru-
ary •` 5th, '.1954;
His 'charming ways and 'smiling
Are .a' pleasure to recall,;
He had `a kindly 'word,'for. each
And died beloved '. by all.
Ever' remembered by, • Mother,
Sisters arid Brothers.
IN MEMORIAM •
ANDREW, --in :'loving inernory of
William •.George Andrew, Who
-passed . away two .years ago, Feb:
ruury '1st, 1954:
Every day in some smaU way
Memories.. of you .come our way.
Though absent you are ever..
near,
Still Missed, still loved, always
near..:
Lovingly remembered by 'the
Family..
CARD: OF THANKS
' I sincerely wish • to : thank• all•
my-•.. friends and. neighbors for,:
their enquiries, cards and 'treats
while:' I was in Wingham .Hospi-
tal; .also to•'Dr. Mel .Corrin,. •
• Mrs. 'Jim Burt.
F.or ' the many .kind acts and
expressions of sympathy' during
the 'illness . and at.: t'he ' . time, of
'the death' of Mr•. John. Cathcart.
we wish to • express • our• . thanks
and appreciation to. Rev. J. R.
Marpo ald-rm em'l ers-of-the-ses=-
sion of ' Ashfield Presbyterian
Church, the Henderson. Nursing.
Horn, and fr.ierids and neighbors
from Kintail and Lucknow.
_Mrs. A-,-- Finlayso can,
and James:. Car'rieron • •
REST. : DO=ME ACCOMODATION
Accomodat'ion a v a i 1 a •b 1 e at
Carruther's Convalescent . Home.
Home. -cooked' meats, modern con-
veniences, warm., •Re �stered nurs-
ing available.'if required in• case
of sickness. 4pply to Elliott Car-
ruthers,'
ar-ruthers,' R. 3, Holyrood, phone -
27 -16 Ripley.
BARLEY CONTRACTS
Barley,, 'contracts now • avail-
able. Improved price from, last
year. ' Elliott's Seed House, phone
154-J • Lucknow. •. . .
ONTARIO° •
PAGE SEVEN
ayl.ouse Theatre
Two Shows Each. Night at '7 30 ' Saturday Matinee at:' 2.30:
Friday,. Saturday, February. 3414th
PIIS CAREY and AUDREY . TOTTER,
"MASSACRE RE CANYON'»
The sensational sagaof the :arsenal on wheels and the
three .''•menwho got . it through Apache Country to Fort
Collier.
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'Coming Next &'Ttiursday, Friday, Saturday
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All. Egg -Strain Birds Full particulars from '
Phone. ; 94-r-9, Dungannon
read the scripture and .Mrs.
Lloyd ,MacDonald theexposition
and prayer. Mrs.. George Collin-
son, Mrs. Howes, Mrs., Wm.. John-
ston, Mrs:. R. West and ,'Mrs.
Hugh • MacKenzie participated in
a panel on "The Church and its
Mission". Miss • Sadie Farrish
gave • a report of . the'.Presbyter-
ial
Presbyter-ial meeting and Mrs.' Wm. Mac
Donald read a chapter from the
study ' `book. A letter from Mr..
and Mrs..,'George Malcolm ' in.
Forinosa was read by Mrs. D.
R. MacKenzie:, Twenty-seven'
members °'answered' the roll' call,
with a • sentence . prayer.. ,There
Were three visitors and 5 child-
ren
hildren .present. The hostess and 'the'
committee served lunch.
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Y. .
, WHITECHURCH
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Mac Ross- fell at the home of her
daughter•,` Rev. and Mrs. Gray-
don Cox of Foothill and broke
her hip. , She was, admitted to
Welland •ligspita1. .
Mr. James Laidlaw carne. home
' from Wingham Hospital on ,Wed-
zesday;=last• where he=- had: been
a patient with pneumonia,
Mr. Carman .Farrier of-1Ulimica
nd M' ifu.ed Firrre.t
Mr.'• . and Mrs.. Harry Tichborne t0-OY
of« •Goderich visited on - Saturday
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Mr. - Archie Watt of Toronto •
and -Rev, George Watt of Dun-
fannon visited with .their .par
ents,,.'IRev, and Mips, W. .1., Watt
with her another, Mrs, Kennedy.
last week;
Mr. and .Mrs, Carl Weber, Ann
a Marlene . visited on Sunday
incl M
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George .Weber at Kitchener.
•ie Elliott of Lon-
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rlatives' .here, her l�ai'ents, Mt. and •1Vlr5" Gory. A..a''1"IF�' iD . OTES
1VIrs. Walter Arscott has been
under• the doctor's care, last week
'with. pneumonia.
'We are sorry to hear that Mr.
end Mrs. Gib Gillespie and Mrs..
Farrier are Wrn n'
�llls>"
`don l;,lliott.
There were about twenty or
more ladies • at the short course,
"An Ounce of Prevention" which,
was, held in the hall On Wed-
nesia,..' The. instructor was Miss
Hamilton:from oronto. . >
The January meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society was
held last Thursday at the home
o£ Miss Sadie Johnson with'. the
president, Mrs.. Hugh MacKenzie
cZiarger-NIrsr,a = rps
e -Park Theatre----
At e�(�oderich
NOW THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY
' !• • Robert ,Louis Stevenson's Immortal Character'
LONG JOHN SILVER"
• - • Cinemascope and Technicolor
The most' colorful pirate of 'all. time.: in "a salty 't'ale
of h•i" S jinks on, the high h seas.
with .Robert Newton,. Connie Gi`ilcrest and
�g
'• 'Kit Taylor ..
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.� TiIES..-& �kVED. anew type drama with nnttsrc
1MON
".PETE KELLY'S BLUES" '
•Cinemascope and Wainer-Color
arner-Color
L_ vhiel_. 5N-S.e_gean_t Jo_eu-F-rrdaii sw tc�
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characterization: as a Kansas -City • bandleader who Mixes
m;tsic• with. melodrama.
Jack Webb, Janet Leigh and Edmund O'Brien'
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I'COMING--James Stewart 'as'
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i • "THE MAN FROM LARAMIE"-scope :and' `Color,_
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