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“Hit the Road’’ Tonight
and Thursday
Every time anyone mistakes
Billy Halop for a regular tough
guy, he is sincerely flattered.
Not that Billy wants to be
tough. It’s because he considers
it a tribute to his actirtg ability.
Billy, head man of the ‘‘Dead
End Kids,” who star with Gladys
George, Barton MacLane and The
Little Tough Guys in Universal’s
-‘Hit the Road” at the Dream
Theatre, tonight and Thursday,
isn't a product of New York's
East Side, nor any of the city’s
do-called ‘{tough” districts. He
was bom in Brooklyn, the son
of Attorney Benjamin and Lucille
Halop.
Billy earned the .“hard guy’’ ,
reputation through his appear
ance in Sidney Kingley’s play,1
“Dead End,” in New York. But j
before; that he: was well known
on the stage and radio as Bob
by Benson.
His parents wanted Billy to
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study for the legal profession,
but he had other ideas. He want
ed to become an actor, so he was
sent to the Professional Chil
dren’s school.
Billy is saving his money, in
vesting it in endowments and
annuities. He wants to remain in
theatrical work.
In “Hit the Road” he is one of
five reform-school boys paroled
in the custody of MacLane, who
has the role of a reformed gang
ster. Others in the cast are
Huntz Hall, Bernard Punsley,
Gabriel Dell, Evelyn Ankers,
Charles Lang and Bobs Watson,
Joe May directed ‘‘Hit the
Road,” from the screen play by
Robert Lee Johnson and Brenda
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Jerome Ash was cameraman on
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CONSOLIDATION
IS EFFECTED
SEATTLE, Dec. 15.—(AP)—
Consolidation by Alaska Air
1 Lines of a number of independent
air service operations to form an
airline which now serves all of
Alaska, was announced by R. W
Marshall, New York director of |
the Alaska Airlines, a line for
merly known as the Alaska Star |
Airlines, which completed req- I
uisition operations of equipment
of Mi-row Air Service, Nome; [
Pollack . Air Lines, Fairbanks; '
Lavery Airways, Fairbanks;
Alaska Airmotive, Fairbanks;
and now have a fleet of 41 radio- j
equipped transport planes to give i
regular scheduled service to 26
Alaska cities, and frequent ser- i
vice to 63 others.
Mr. Marshall said “regular j
service extends from Juneau to |
Nome, and St. Lawrence Island,
and from Kodiak and Naknek, to
Kotzebue and Wiseman."
Marshall announced the ap-;
pointment of Roy Blockhus, ex- j
manager of a Fairbanks hotel, as
distridt manager in Seattle, j
Headquarters of the company!
would remain in Anchorage, with j
the president of the airlines, W.
N. Cuddy. Mr. Cuddy is also j
president of the First National
Bank of that city.
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AIRWAYS
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Alaska Airlines
Awaiting weather.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Frank Whaley took off
yesterday for Fairbanks with W.
H. Evans, Dr. Maxwell Kennedy
and Wm. Bergault. The plane
while there, will be trimmed
with skis for winter flying.
Pan American Airways
Captain I. E. Herman made a
flight into Nome yesterday with
a full load of mail, and returned
to Fairbanks with outgoing mail.
No passengers.
NOTICE OF MEETING!
There will be a meeting of
1 the Executive Committee of the
1943 Community Christmas
Tree and Program at 8:00 p.
m., Thursday, December 18th, i
in the Commercial Room, 2nd '
floor of the High School. !
Everyone’s presence is antici- |
pated.
Committee members Ore: j
Frank A Smola, A. Polet, Joe
Wallace, Miss Martha Jenner,
Luther Dunbar, C. F. Yenney, !
F. C. Bingham, Jack Dowd and
Alvin Polet.
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