Canadian Film Weekly (Jun 23, 1943)

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a Siny § > oe aA The Payoff” The Are | Yanks Coming with HENRY KING and HIS. ORCHESTRA and Mary Healy, Little Heller, Dorothy Dare, Slapsy Maxie Rosenbloom and Parkyakarkus * MR. EXHIBITOR—Screen picture and you'll go home humming these tunes: Don’t Fool Around With My Heart Zip Your Lip I Must Have Priorities On Your Love * —Coming— CORREGIDOR * Producers Releasing Corporation LIMITED Executive Offices: 277 Victoria St., Toronto, 2, Ont. GTi PRC Releases 2 Hits for June Payoti Rated by Cosmopolitan Magazine as a “must see.” Read the reviewers’ payoff on “The Canadian FILM WEEKLY Help the Greeks! Thousands of Greeks are dying from starvation. Please help send food, medicines, supplies by sending donation to GREEK WAR RELIEF FUND IN YOUR COMMUNITY Or any Branch of the Royal Bank of Canada Canadian food is stemming starvation in Greece Please help. Send donation to GREEK WAR RELIEF FUND IN YOUR COMMUNITY or ony branch of the Royo! Bank of Canada Starving Greeks are depending on you Please send donation to GREEK WAR RELIEF FUND IN YOUR COMMUNITY Or any Branch of the Royal Bank of Canada Food is urgently needed in starving Greece Please help. Send donation to GREEK WAR RELIEF FUND IN YOUR COMMUNITY Greece is depending on Canadian Food... Send donation to GREEK WAR RELIEF FUND IN YOUR COMMUNITY or Any branch of the Royo! Bonk of Conado or any branch of the Royal Bank of Canodo Help send food to Greece Send donation to GREEK WAR RELIEF FUND IN YOUR COMMUNITY of Any bronch of the Royal Bank of Conoda Use the Above Drop-ins or Add Your Own To Theatre Ads. Posters for Display Can Be Had at Fox Exchanges ASN Montreal Fire Fire in the 16 mm. printing department of Associated Screen News in Montreal caused ill effects for four staff members. Some film was lost. Have you any used equipment around your theatres. Send us a list and we will clear it out for you! There is satisfaction in buying at the right prices. May we quote you-——yes, on anything which you can think of! ‘Newsreel’ to'Victory’ The Newsreel Theatre, Montreal, has changed policy and will go back to regular programs, mainly reissues. The name has _ been changed to the “Victory.” WE 20. OR MORE OF FOUR MONE ¢ DOMINION THEATLE ECUINMENT CO +7 OMe SF wirmeccemie a € June 28, 1943 | Farrow Debated In Parliament. (Centinued frem Page 1) Macdonald, Minister of National Defence for Naval Services. Farrow was brought into it when the minister pointed out that Mr. Church, a consistent critic in naval affairs, had ‘‘never liked this officer for some reason or another,” because he had frequently asked questions about him. Once, the minister recalled, when a naval college was proposed, Mr. Church had offered “a very gratuitous jibe” at Lieutenant Farrow by saying: “I suppose the minister will announce the appointment of Lieutenant Farrow as commandant of the college.” “We have to go to Hollywood to get a man to compile a history of the Canadian navy,” Mr. Church said in replying. “The press gallery of the house and our newspaper offices contain many men who have forgotten more about this matter than this gentleman ever knew. ... The government was not satisfied with this one instance; they brought a lot of people from Hollywood to film shows for our silent fleet and sent them across Canada to tell us about the navy.” Mr. Church quoted a return on Lieutenant Farrow, which revealed the following information: (1) Lieutenant Farrow had acted as controller of naval information. (2) He had offered his services in case of emergency to the navy in 1986. (83) He had received only the usual pay and allowances. (4) As controller of naval information his duties included censorship in collaboration with the director of naval intelligence; compilation of various reports on naval activities and of 2 war diary; preservation and tabulation of sources for historical purposes; organization and administration of the photographic section of the navy; and Maison duties connected with press, radio and motion pictures. The return described Lieutenant Farrow as an author, historian and film director of exceptional ability and stated that the navy had been in urgent need of a qualified officer to take over the duties of naval information and naval historian. Farrow, husband of Maureen O'Sullivan, was discharged from the Royal Canadian Navy last year because of ill health. Since then he directed “Wake Island,’ “The Commandos Strike at Dawn” and “Chine.” He has been praised as highly efficient, courageous and sincere by many who knew him while with the navy. EE EEE eee ee ee