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% FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18ih—TWO SHOWS—7:30 and 9 P. M. +
| THE DAYS OF JESSIE J AMES” |
X WITH ROY ROGERS AND GABBY HAYES 2
X And "HOLT OF THE SECRET SERVICE". A J
* New Chapter Serial J
* ALSO- "SCREEN SNAPSHOTS" ♦
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I9ih—ONE SHOW—7:33 P. M. +
| “HONKY TONK” f
With CLARK GABLE AND LANA TURNER J
X And "CUBAN RHYTHM"—A Pete Smith Specialty f
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X SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 20th—TWO SHOWS—7:15 and f P. M. 2
| “A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN”
$ With GLORIA JEAN AND ROBERT STACK 2
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Dream Pre - Vues
"The Days of Jesse James”
Tonight
For tonight's screen ottering at j
the Dream Theatre. “The Days of
Tease James" will, be the feature
attraction, with Roy Rogers and
Gabby Hays starring in the pio
lure. ‘‘Holt of the Secret Service”
and “Screen Snapshots” are also
included on the evening’s pro
gram.
"Honky Tonk" Saturday
Clark Gable and Lana Turner
come to the Dream Theatre’s
screen tonight in the film epic,
“Honky Tonk”. “Cuban Rhythm”,
a Pete Smith specialty, will be
shown also at this time.'
"A Little Bit of Heaven to Be
Shown Sunday
Patterned along the same lines
as “The Under Pup," a pattern
which proved a hit and establish
ed Gloria Jean as a star. Univer
sal’s “A Little Bit of Heaven"
comes to the Dream Theatre Sun
day evening.
Producer Joe Pasternak, who in
troduced Gloria in the previous
film, also is producer of “A Lit
tle Bit of Heaven,’’ in which ,the
12-year-old star has a role simi
lar to her “Under-Pup” title part.
Six other players from the casts
«f the earlier success are present
in the coming feature, including
C. Aubrey Smith, as “Gloria’s
•’Grandpa”: Nan Grey, as her old
er sister; Butch and Buddy, Billy
Gilbert and Frank Jenks.
Sre addition the cast includes
lobert Stack, Hugh Herbert as
©loria’s “Pop”, Stuart Erwin, Eu
gene Pallette, Nana Bryaint, Tom
my Bond and others.
Story of the new picture, an
other potential hit from the pro
ducer of eight straight Deanna
Durbin successes as well as “The
Under-Pup", presents Gloria as an
East Side girl who becomes a
radio singing star. Her rise to
fame causes family troubles solv
ed only after Gloria “loses” her
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es her career.
, Eight famous ex-stars of the
screen are also cast as Gloria’s
‘ ancles”. The list includes Charles
Ray, Maurice Costello, Monte
Blue, Kenneth Harlan, Noah
Beery, Pat O’Malley, William
Desmond and Fred Kelsey.
Miss Jean sings five numbers,
I including an impressive finale
rendition of "Dawn of Love”
| '"Eli. Eli ”), with a htige choral
and orchestral background. ,
The late Grover Jones, writer
of Gloria’s film debut, penned the
original story and collaborated on
the screenplay of the star’s third
effort. Andrew Marton was di
rector. - ...
Dried Fruit
Candy Balls
(By GRADY (TEX' ROBINETTE)
Eating for health is a vital
problem to all of us. I will not
attempt to discuss eating as &
therepeutic measure. The individ
ual should consult his physician
on that point. I will stick to.what
I am familiar with: that of eat
I -
ing for enjoyment, prophylactic
and health.
Today’s recipe is especially for
children, but equally good for
adults.
Dried Fruit Candy Ballal
1 pound dried dates
1 pound seedless raisins '
1 pound black figs
Put all fruits through food chop
per, using fine cutter. Knead to
gether well. Roll into round balls
about half the size of a golf ball.
Roll in granulated sugar. Place in
layers in waxed paper-lined box.
Exclude light and air as much as
possible to avoid oxidation.
One ball a day is usually suf
ficient to give the average indi
vidual sufficient daily require
ment of natural sugars, iron and
other minerals
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OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS
Otto Okpealuk, father of Rob
ert Okpealuk, was operated on
this morning for appendicitis. The
Okpealuk family lives on Little
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HIGHLIGHTS
Friday
1630—G. I Jive
1645—School of the Air.
1700—Western Music.
1730—Club Sandwich.
1800—Treasury Star Parade
1815—News,
j 1830—Harry James.
1845—U. S. Presents.
1900—Out of the Albums.
1930—Showtime.
1945—Spotlite Bands.
2000—Burns and Allen.
2030—Xavier Cugat.
2100—Suspense.
2130—Waltz Time.
2200—Fred Waring
2215—Great Music.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Stardust Melodies.
2330—Sign Off.
Saturday
0630—Yawn Patrol.
0730—News.
0745—Melody Round-Up
0800—Sign Off.
1130—Sound Off.
1145—Red Hot and Low Down.
1230—News.
, 1245—Personal Album.
1300—Sign Off.,
1630—Boston Symphony.
1730—Downbeat.
1800—Treasury Star Parade.
1815—Hews.
1830—Harry James. -
1845—U; S. Present.
1900—G. I. Journal.
1930—DandWhgon.
1945—Spotlite Bands.
2000—Grand Old Opera.
2030—Hit Parade.
2100—Variety.
2130—Kate Smith.
220(P—Duffy’s Tavern. •*.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—Hews-,. ;
2315—Stardust Melodies
2330—Sign Off.
Sunday
1200—Music for Sunday..
1230—News.
1245—Hymns From Home. :.
iduO—Sammy Kaye.
,1330—Hot Music.
1401b— Caravan.
1430—NBC Symphony.
1530—Downbeat.
1600—Gildersleeve.
1630—Andre Kostelanetz.
. 1700—Voice of Religion..
1730—Club Sandwich.
1800—Sports Interview.
1815—News.
1830—High School Drama.
1900—John Charles Thomas.
1930—Contented Hour.
2000—Charlie McCarthy.
2030—Dinah Shore .
2100—Jack Benny.
2130—Hour of Charm.
2200—Command Performance.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Stardust Melodies.
2330—Sign Off.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—(API
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effect to a fur seal agreement be
tween the United States and Can
ada for the protection of the Prib
iloff herds, which have been un
protected on the high seas, since
the abrogation by Japan in Octo
ber. 1940. convention between
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