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Dream Pre-Vues
“They Knew What They
Wanted ’ Tonight and Tuesday
Carole Lombard and Charles
Laughton are the featured play
ers in tiie Dream Theatre offer
ing for tonight and tomorrow.
Teamed together in “They Knew
What They Wanted”, the pair
evoke many laughs in this epic
of mirth.
Also on the program is a sports
feature, “Quail Quest”.
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
The Casting Director Reports—
That Monty Woolley, aided by
his trademark—a beard that
sometimes reminds one of the left
Smith Brother—portrays the
kindly and bombastic gents with
equal ease . . . for “Centennial
Summer”—and although it has
been announced I feel sure that
Gracie Fields will co-star with
him . . . for ever since their ap
pearance together in “Holy Mat
rimony" the fans have been clam
oring for more of them . . . After
a long absence from the screen
blond Helen Gilbert returns to
films shoUly in those “menace”
roles . . . Newcomer Ella Raines
—one of the most promising
i young stars in years, gets the
lead of “Phantom Lady”.
For Your Information—
Ella Raines . . . ex-University
of Washington co-ed and some
model, was discovered by Charles
Boyer and Howard Hawks—ap
parently -instantaneously — and
made her acting debut in Hawks’
‘‘Corvette K-225” . . . Subse
quently she moved over to MGM
to portray one of the beleagurec
nurses in ‘‘Cry Havoc,” and la
ter to Paramount for “Hail, the
Conquering Hero” with Eddie
Bracken . . . Her permanent ad- ,
dress—Universal Studios Uni- '
versal City, Calif.
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That clever youngster Donald
O’Connor will again be co-starred '
with Peggy Ryan—this time “The i
Third Glory” . . . Veronica Lake :
has just been given one of the J
prize rolles of the Paramount j
studios—she’ll star in Henry 1
Bellemann’s “Victoria Grandolet”
—and play a character compara
ble only to Scarlett O’Hara . . .
You won’t see Veronica with a
stray lock of hair over one eye—
but as a dramatic young actresf i
who’s forgetting about peek-a- (
boo hairdos . . . After her work ■
in “So Proudly We Hail” and I
‘‘The Hour Before Dawn” studio !
executives figured she had real I
dramatic talent.
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Hoven Rites
Held Sunday
Afternoon
Sunday afternoon at 2:00
| o’clock, funeral services were
held for Edwin Hoven in the
Federated church. Mr. Hoven
died last Wednesday evening.
Rev. Booker, assisted by Miss
Constance Erickson, officiated at
i the services.
The casket was escorted into
the church by members of the
Odd Fellow lodge of which the
i deceased was a member.
Rev. Booker opened the ser
I vice, then Mrs. O. S. Weaver sang
a solo, "Beautiful Isle of Some
where.” Miss Erickson then gave
the scripture lesson.
The main part of the ceremony
' was performed by members of
th Odd Fellow lodge, S. David
Mazen acting for the Noble
Grand, and W. A. Boucher,-act
ing for the chaplain. Both took
part in the reading of the very
distinctive service for deceased
brethren.
The church was filled with a
capacity crowd of friends of the
deceased and his bereaved wife.
IN NOME ENROUTE
TO FAIRBANKS
Boris Magids, well known
business man of the Deering,
Kotzebue district, was in Nome
last week enroute to Fairbanks.
OVERLAND
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EDMONTON. Alta., Nov. 29.— :
(AP)—Extension of a daily over- j
land mail route which is now;
running from Dawson Creek B. j
C., to Whitehorse, Y. T., will be
inaugurated Sunday night.
United States mail trucks will !
push through to Fairbanks with
United States and Canadian civ-1
ilian mail. Mr. ells of the U. S.
Army Mail Northwest Service
Command, announced.
First class letters and parcel
post will be carried for the first1
time to remote outposts of Can-!
ada and Alaska, when they will
be serviced by direct overland |
mail.
Delivery on the first leg of the j
route was established September
23rd. when army trucks began
carrying mail from Dawson
Crek to Whitehorse.
Alaska bound mail left here
this afternoon by rail to Dawson
Creek, where trucks, piloted by
picked drivers who will be re
lieved at each relay station, will
begin the northbound run from
Dawson Creek, at 9:00 p. m. Sun
day, and arrive in Fairbank^
Thursday afternoon, with elapsed
time of three days and nineteen
hours.
Coming Events
Wednesday, December 22.—
The Nome High School will
present a stage production.
Thursday, December 23.— '
The Community Christmas
Tree.
DREAM THEATRE
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