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►! “Honky Tonk’’ Showing
j Tonight and Tomorrow
j! Together for the first time,
t Clark Gable and Lana Turner
jj come to the screen of the Dream
► Theatre tonight and tomorrow
), evening, in the thrilling epic,
jj “Honky Tonk”.
jj Touted as far superior than
jj “Boom Town”, “Honky Tonk”
l* brings this magnetic pair right
I. to the front in pictures. When
jj they kiss—it’s a thrill that will
jj be felt around the world, for in
I. every kiss there is a thrill of
jj delight and being,
j; Lana Turner as the dance hall
jj girl, loved the toughest gent in
!• the toughest place on earth. If
i. you thought “Boom Town” pack
jj ed a wallop, wait till you see
jj Clark and Lana meet for the
!• first time!
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jj Supporting the stars are such
jj lovable characters as Frank
k Morgan, Claire Trevor, Majorie
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, Albert Dekker, Henry
! O’Neill and Chill Wills.
Also on the program is a Pete
Smith feature, “Cuban Rhythm.”
The handsomest man in pic
| tures, a chap whd once made
, $2,500 a week and then learned
what it w^s to be hungry, ' is
j mak’hg a comeback. But he’s not
the same old Neil Hamilton.
In looks, yes, he’s about the
same; still handsome, still
paunchless and athletic, he says
cheerfully that he has just turned
44 and has never been happier
in his life. Not only about the
comeback, for which David O.
Selznick has signed him for sev_
en years, but about the “bigger
thing” of which he considers the
comeback a part. He’ll play in
“Since You Went Away.”
“It’s all a demonstration,” he
says with fervor, “of the power
of prayer.”
And that’s his story.
RED ARMY IN
ADVANCE ON
GOMEL FORT
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J LONDON, Nov. 15.—<AP)—
The German command announc
ed that Russian Cossacks and
tanks were in a sweeping drive
west of Gomel,- to Rechitsa, about
I 30 miles southwest of the rail
road linking Gomel to Poland.
| but that they had beaten back
attempts to capture the town it_
self. ,
The seizure of Rechitsa would
sever the one remaining rail line
over which Nazi defense of the
j old fortress at Gomel, might fall
back to escape the encirclements,
i Nazi movements were advanc
ed along the northern edge of
the vast Pripet marshes and also
threatened to split off northern
German armies and the forces in
I the central front.
Another Berlin broadcast ac
knowledged the German exacua
j tion of the Zhitomir rail junction,
the Nazi’s last north and south
railroad artery east of the old^o_
lish border, whose fall threaten
ed to cut central Nazi forces off
I from southern German armies,
j Moscow said the Russians were
30 miles west of Zhitomir, with
the Red Army expanding its sa
lient west of Kiev, and surging
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close to the vital rail junction of
Korosten, the capture of which
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gives the Russians control of a
50-mile stretch on the Leningrad
Odessa railway system between
Korosten and Zhitomir.
A Berlin broadcast said a huge [
battle was raging at Dnieper j
Bend after Russia had -hurled !
I nearly half a million men against}
1 the German defense and had j
broken through betw-een Zapor- j
| ozhe and an area north and !
northwest of Krivoi.Rog.
The Paris radio said the Rus- |
! sians attempted new crossing of ;
i the Dneiper at both, sides of i
Kherkasy, about 70 miles north- j
west of Kremenchug.
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PLANE RESCUES 3
FROM ISOLATED AREA I
WINNIPEG, Can., Nov. 15.—A
rescue plane brought two men
and a woman from Fort Ross to- :
day after a supply, ship had
failed to reach the trading post :
hamlet for two years.
They were landed at Steven j
j Field in Winnipeg. I
The three persons rescued were
Post Manager W. A. Heslop, Mrs.
Heslop and D. W. Munro, post
clerk.
A United States Douglas troop
caifrier was sent after them
when they announced tersely the
post was almost out of supplies.
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