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! “LOUISIANA PURCHASE” I
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t SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th—TWO SHOWS—7:15 9:03 P, M. X
I “DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE” |
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Dream Pre-Vues
"Doomed Caravan" Friday
Wm. Boyd and Russell Hayden
are eo-starred in the western fea
ture “Doomed Caravan” tonight
on the screen at the Dream Thea
tre. “Olive’s Sweepstakes”, a Pop
eye cartoon, and “Community
Sing” are the added attractions
at these two showings.
"Louisiana Purchase" Saturday
Touted as one of the best film
epics in the career of Bob Hope,
“Louisiana Purchase” finds him
co-starred with Vera Verizona The
film will be the feature for Sat
urday evening, along with the
short “Unusual Occupations”
"Dangerously They Live” Sunday
“Dangerously They Live”, star
ring John Garfield and Nancy
Coleman, comes to the Dream
Theatre screen Sunday, showing
twice, at 7:15 p. m. and 9:00 p m
“Mexican Jumping Beans” is a
short also included on the pro
gram.
HOLLYWOOD STAR LITES
By Chuck Cochard
Big news every year U the Mo
tion Picture Herald’s annual ex
hibitor’s poll of the top 10 money
making stars in the motion pic
ture industry During 1943
some startling changes took place
—for the first time since the days
of Shirley Temple, a woman was
at the top of the ladder.
Betty Grable headed the list of
10 names with Bob Hone, second;
Abbott and Costello, third; 3ing
Crosby, fourth; Gary Cooper,
fifth; Greer Garson, sixth; Hum
phrey Bogart, seventh; James
Cagney, eighth; Mickey Rooney,
ninth, and Clark Gable, tenth.
In 1942, Abbott and Costello
were No. 1. Before that for three
straight years, Mickey Rooney
carried top honors. Clark Gable
has been in service for almost a
year—so his spot on the list |
comes from old pictures—which is
quite a feat.
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Academy Candidates: Our
choice and a cinch for the first
place in the real voting for the 1
"Oscar" as the best feminine sup
porting role is Katina Paxinou for
her role in "For Whom the Bells
Toll” . . . For the best male sup
porting role Charles Coburn is a
walk-away in "The More the Mer
rier" . . . There is much talk these
days of “The Song of Bernadette"
winning the "best picture” award
from "Madame Curie”—and Jen
nifer Jones doing the trick away ,
from Greer Garson.
WXLN
HIGHLIGHTS
Friday
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Are You A Genius.
1700—Major Bowes.
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
1800—Treasury Star Parade.
1815—News.
1830—Front Line Theatre.
1900—Out of the Albums.
1930—Showtime.
1945—Spotlite Bands.
2000—Bums and Allen.
2030—Xavier Cugat.
2100—Suspense.
2130—Waltz Time.
2200— Fred Waring.
2215—Great Music.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Soft and Sweet. .
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—News.
1830—Harry James.
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1845—U. S. Presents.
1900—G. I. Journal.
1930—Bandwagon.
1945—S|K)'lite Bands.
2000—National Barn Dance.
2030—Hit Parade.
2100—Sagebrush Serenade.
2130—Kate Smith.
2200—Duffy’s Tavern.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Soft and Sweet.
2330—Sign Off.
Sunday
No morning broadcasts.
1200—Music For Sunday.
1230—News.
1245—Hymns From Home.
1300—Sammy Kaye.
1330—Light Concert.
1400—Caravan.
1430—NBC Symphony.
1530—Downbeat.
1600—-Gildersleeve.
1630—Andre Kostelanetz.
1700—Voice of Religion.
1730—Sing For Your Supper. (
1800—Soldiers of the Press.
1815—News.
1830—Dogface Drama.
1900—John Cahrles Thomas.
1930—Contented Hour.
2000—Charlie McCarthy.
2030—Dinah Shore.
2100—Jack Benny.
2130—Hour of Charm.
2203—Command Performance.
2230—On eNite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Hymns From Home.
2330—Sign Off.
PROGRAM CHANGES BEING
MADE OVER STATION WXLN
At 1830 hours on Sunday Sta
tion WXLN will present its sec
ond performance of Dogface
Drama. The play. “The Tomcat
and the Expert Plumber Who W&s
a Man,’’ is a fantasy by Arthur
Miller.
“The Tomcat and the Plumber,’’
generally conceded to be one of
the cleverest comedies ever writ
ten for the radio theatre, was
performed first by the Columbia
Workshop Group. Sunday’s cast
will include many of the people
you heard in “Luck”, the play
Dogface Drama presented several
weeks ago.
On Station WXLN’s new sched
ule of special events. Dogface
Drama, will give a play once every
two weeks. Any soldiers or civil
ians interested in participating
are invited to call at the station.
VOICE OF RELIGION
ON RADIO SUNDAY
Sunday afternoon at five o’clock
the Religious Council’s “Voice of
Religion”, will present a pro
gram. “Sketches on the Path of
the Religious Song.” Beautiful
religious music has been chosen to
illustrate the history of Hebrew
and Christian song. The pro
gram will be in charge of Mrs.
Lloyd Peterson.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT IS
1 BUSY PAST TWO DAYS
The fire department was called
yesterday afternoon to one of A.
Folet’s cabins, next to his resi
dence. The interior was totally
gutted. Fire started from an over
heated oil stove in the front room,
! and spread through the house and
j into the attic. The estimated loss
was approximately $1,000.
The fire department was called
about 9:00 a. m. Wednesday mov
ing to an incinerator fire and
! found the situation well in hand
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and no danger.
About 4:00 p. m. Wednesday,
the department was called to the
Bureau of Indian Affairs building
to the apartment of B. G. Baker,
where an unusual circumstance
caused the place to become full
of smoke. The upper part of the
flue had become filled tight
ice which had gradually formed, j
choking off the outlet, the smoke j
having no other way out, filled the I
apartment. Only smoke damage to
clothing and furnishings resulted.
ATG Activities
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Baseball game Friday Jan
uary 28th—7:00 P. M. ATG vs. j
army team.
No dance Saturday on account \
of President's Ball.
Tuesday night, February 1st— \
Regular meeting at high school !
gym. Drill and training film
shown. Any man from age 16 to
| 60. capable of handling a gun.
is invited to join the guard. Re
cruiting will be done on Tues
day nights.
CAPT. BRONSON,
Adjutant.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOUND—Pair of glasses. Owner
may have same by identifying
them and paying for tins ad. Call
at the Nugget office.
FOR SALE: Pair hip boots, only
slightly worn. Size 8-W. Call
Vern Boese, at Indian 69-R3.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE!
Pursuant to an order of court
entered on this 31st day of De
cember, 1943, notice is hereby
given that a general term of the
District Court, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, will be held
in the courthouse at Nome in said
division and territory, commenc
ing at the hour of ten-fifteen
(10:15) o’clock a! m., on Monday,
February 7th, 1944, and to con
tinue thereafter according to fur
ther orders of the court.
Given under my hand and with
the court’s seal affixed this 31st
day of December, A. D., 1943.
| (SEAL* ALMER RYDEEN.
Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
I Jan. 14-21 -26 ; Feb. 4, 1944.
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