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Dream Pre-Vues
"They Meet Again" Wednesday
and Thursday
With one show, starting at 7:30
p. m., Jean Hersholt and Fay
Wray will be teamed in the epic,
“They Meet Again", on the Dream
Theatre screen tonight and tomor
row night. Included on the pro
gram will be a Leon Errol com
edy, “When Wifie’s Away".
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
Too few words of praise are
ever given a man who really de
serves it ... . We mean C. Au
brey Smith—one of the grandest
fellows—and one of the grandest
old-scene-stealers we've ever had
. . . The year 1944 will mark his
52nd year in show business—and
also will mark his 80th birthday
... to climax this—he returns to
Hollywood to appear in the star
studded musical, “Sensations of
1944." Our hat’s off to this grand
old man of showdom . . . May he
live another 80 years.
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.Acting Compensation: Teresa
Wright’s work in “Shadow of a
Doubt" has received praise from
critics everywhere ... As a re
ward for this fine job of acting,
Teresa gets the much coveted role
opposite Gary Cooper in "Casa
nova Q. Brown” . . . Immediate
ly following that film she’ll star
in “Endearing Young Charms".
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DeMille Picks Year's
Outstanding New Stars
Cecil B. DeMille, ace director,
picks a group of names he thinks
are most likely to succeed in 1944
... His choice: Frank Sinatra
(who could miss on this selection).
Arturo de Cordova, Sonny Tufts.
Jennifer Jones, Signe Hasso and
Pierre Aumont.
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Bob Hope sent five hams to the
Hollywood Canteen for Christmas
■—all bore names of actors—and
the biggest ham had Bob’s same.
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George Sanders—who did a bril
liant job with his role in “The
Moon and Sixpence”—will attain
the perfection of cynicism in
“The Picture of Dorian Gray*’—
he’ll play Lord Henry . . . Wal
lace Beery’s next film will be
"Honest Plush Brannan"—it has a
San Francisco and Nevada back
ground during the 80’s . . . That
good looking, tall swimming
champ, Esther Williams—here is
a gal who is optic as well as
aquatic—will get her first starring
xole in “Thrill of a Romance”.
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Dorothy Comingore—after wait- ;
ing out her suspension at RKO for
a long time is now free from her
contract—and gets a good part op- j
posite John Loder and Bill Ben- 1
dix in “The Hairy Ape”—her ,
first since “The Citizen Kane”—
a clever girl who should go places !
.. . . Marjorie Reynolds dyeing 1
for her role in the technicolor film.
"Bring On the Girls" . . . With
Alice Faye and Betty Grable
awaiting the arrival of the stork
Lynn Bari gets the top role in
"Irish Eyes Are Smiling," with
Dick Hamyes—a multi-million
dollar musical.
With the, ,
Sourdoughs
In the States
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Edman, for
merly of Nome, are planning to
live in Arizona. They are travel
ing by way of San Francisco. Mrs.
Edman was formerly Grace Swan
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Swanberg, Sr., who are now
living in Seattle, where Nels is
a waterfront guard.
Chester and Agnes Milligan are
moving to Auburn, Washington,
to work for the government on
a job with Ernie Lottsfelt.
Lyle Nevins just returned from
Hawaii, and is now working for
Boeings’. Lyle and Mabel are liv
ing in Seattle.
Andrew and Ellen Sather and
new baby daughter, Mary Ellen,
are now living in Seattle. Andrew
is employed by the U. S. S. R. &
M. Co.
Bill and Amelia Kelsey are
getting along fine in their ship
yard venture, with Bill’s brother,
Horace.
Howard and Lois Sly are very
happy with their little family of
a boy and a girl. Howard had to
go into the Navy Ship Repair Ser- j
vice, and Lois and the children
will live in Sacramento. Calif., j
near her folks. ,
Fred and Myrle Roberts are |
still in Seattle, as Fred developed
some kind of paralysis which left
his legs in a somewhat numbed
condition. Doctors cannot find
out what is the matter. He can
stand but cannot walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sthay and
their two sons, Robin and Jackie, |
are living in Seattle. Pat is work
ing for Boeing’s. Mrs. Sthay and
several former Nomites staged a
get-together the other day. The
party included Maxine Living
stone, Evelyn Falkenberg, (nee
Wallace), Mrs. Ralf Reat. Peggy
Meade, Alma Glavanovich, Jane
Galvin, Myrle Roberts, Retta I
Armstrong (now Mrs. Bell.).
CHANGES MADE ON
WXLN VESPER PROGRAM
Chaplain Howard Davis of the
A. T. C., will conduct WXLN’s
Vesper Hour during the month of
February. Chaplain Davis replaces
Chaplain Dominick Gillespie on
the 7:00 p. m. program.
Advertise it in The Nugget.
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DFC— Eight-year-old Gordon
Campbell of Kippen, England,
displays the DFC posthumously
awarded to his father, Pilot Of
ficer William G. Campbell at re
cent palace Investiture.
WXLN
HIGHLIGHTS
Wednesday
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Music We Love.
1715—Shady Valley Folks.
1730—The Club Sandwich.
1800 Treasury Star Parade.
1815—News.
1830—Family Hour.
1900—Vesper Hour. Chaplain
Howard Davis.
1930—Carnival of Music.
2000—Kay Kyser.
2030—California Melodies.
2100—Red Skelton.
2130—All Time Hit Parade.
2200—Fred Waring.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Stardust Melodies.
2330—Sign Off.
Thursday
0630—Yawn Patrol,
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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—G. I. Jive.
1645—Yank Swing Session.
17IS—Scandinavian Music.
1730—Club Sandwich.
1800—Treasury Star Parade.
1815—News.
1830—Major Bowes.
1900—Music For America.
1930—Carnival of Music.
2000—Basin Street ,,
2030—Aldrich Family.
2100—Bing Crosby.
2130—Fanny Brice, Frank Mor
gan.
2200—Fred Waring.
2215—Yarns For Yanks.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Stardust Melodies.
Receives His
Commission
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Jan. 13.—
Gold bars of a second lieutenant
were awarded Aviation Cadet Wil
liam H. Ullrich, son of Mrs. Carrie
Ullrich of Nome, at graduation ex
ercises of the Army Air Forces
Training Command School at
Yale University. The graduation
fceremony was held in the auditor
ium of the Sterling Law build
ing before an audience of class
mates and friends on hand to con
gratulate the new officers and pin
pn their gold bars.
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According to Col Raymond J.
Reeves, commanding officers of
the post, the new lieutenant has
been trained as a technical offi
! cer in armament, and may soon
! join a tactical unit of the Army
1 Air Forces for duty at an advanced
air base where he will be in
charge of a crew of enlisted men
specialists in aircraft armament
As a technical officer in arm
ament, Lieut. Ullrich will be re
j sponsible for the functioning of
guns, the synchronization of gun
sights and gun cameras, and the
tion on board a plane before it
leaves on a mission over enemy
loading of explosives and ammuni
territory.
Overseas reports on armament
men indicate that they are of
backbone importance in the prep
aration of every plane for combat.
In addition to the technical work, |
the Technical school at Yale trains
men in hardship—to carry on du
ties efficiently whether in jungle
hangar or desert airdrome. For
two weeks prior to graduation, the
new technical officer has trained
under simulated battle conditions,
from sleeping in his plane to
working on it at night with the
aid of black-out lanterns.
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