Ltie Girl” Mt
pheum Sunday
np Sheridan, who won na
^jde acclaim from movie
cg for her performance in
pgs Row,” will make a new
appearance Sunday at the
^eiim Theatre when Warner
' newest dramatic hit,
Girl” makes its local bow.
.red with Miss Sheridan is
a|d Reagan, who also came
>r plenty of praise for his
pgs Row” performance,
tured in the supporting roles
liichard Whorf, who scored
f. in ‘Blues In The Night,”
,rge Tobias, Gene Lockhart,
a Hale, Betty Bower and
jrs
be fast-paced film is cram
| with action, adventure and
ance. It tells the dramatic
y of a group of hard-bitten
t packers in a small Florida
o Vivacious Ann Sheridan
fS the role of a hostess in the
,1 “juke joint,” a girl to
>m singing and dancing
kn e pretty nearly everything.
;eagan and Whorf come to
town, and Reagan goes into
partnership with Tobias,
kliart, a boss, interferes, and
das is killed during a fight,
t film reaches a roaring cli
£ when Reagan and Sheridan
implicated in the killing. The
ily dramatic series of events
cb follow make the picture
of the years cinematic high
ts.
fwo sons of Mr. and Mrs. Al
1 Anderson and a son of Mr.
I Mrs. Tom Gallagher under
at iurgery at the Griffin Mem
il hospital yesterday.
Jws Highlights
(continued from page 1)
ired bridgeheads across the
?na river despite fierce Ger
tlery & infantry resistance.
F* bombers pounded Nazi air
lities at Heraklion, Crete is
i. Yugoslavs repulsed a Ger
i landing attempt on the is
5 of Brae in the Adriatic.
ssian Front
owerful Soviet pincers smash
iround the mining city of Kri
fiog, where German motoriz
»fantry units counterattaek
desparately in an effort to
> open an escape gap. Ger
»s began dynamiting & flood
iron & manganese mines of
voi Rog. Red Army columns
tned across the southern bend
fie Dnieper river, occupied
4?arovka & Gurovka
ropean Front
dlied bombers hit dock instal
ls at Cherbourg, French
lost 1 plane. Sec of War
nson disclosed that, despite
vy losses on some raids over
ope, American plane sacrific
ave averaged less than 5 per
, that British losses run a
t the same In reference to
er’s recent speech in which
aid weapons had been devel
} to prevent the bombing of
many, the Department com
ted that besides the rocket
?, the Nazis are using aerial
ibs & "silver fire”, massed
ters of white discs, probably
sphorus, which light up
her formations.
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In the Center of Kodiak
and
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Cocktail Lounge, Bar and Retail
Roy Snyder, Prop.
Weekdays &
Saturdays
Shows 5,7 & 9
SUNDAY
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shows
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WE
RESERVE '
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse .
Any or All
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONITE
“Sin Town”
SUNDAY - ONE DAY ONLY
r ANN and RONALD ^
SHERIDAN-REAGAN
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A HEW WARNER BROS. HIT.with jP
RICHARD WHORF • GEORGE TOBIAS
GENE LOCKHART • ALAN HALE • BETTY BREWER
Directed by CURTIS BERNHARDT
Screen Play by A. I. Bezzerides • From ■ Story by Theodor* PraO
Adaptation by Kenneth Qamef A Warner Bros.-First Nat'l Picture
Plus...
<Z>
Special
FeatUrette
“SPANISH FIESTA”
featuring the
Ballet Monte Carlo
in TECHNICOLOR
and Late ZKewsreel
WMMUBM—^
■ MON. & TUES.
ROMANCE TAKES THE RAP
FOR MURDER...»ut Mss
or kill, the trucks must roll!
From "Silwr Spoo«,” I*
CLARENCE BUDINGTON KEILAND
with
Richard CARLSON
jane RANDOLPH
jane DARWELL
Barton MacLANE
Ray Collins
Gordon Jones J
Directed by PETER GODFREY • Screen Play by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton
PLUS Chap. 4 “Don Winslow of the Navy”
COMING.
"REAP THE WILD WIND”
WEDNESDAY
DOUBLE
FEATURE
& THURSDAY
Johnny Mack Brown
FUZZY
KNIGHT
Anne Nagel
Herbert Rawlinson
Guardsmen Quartette
and
NELL O’DAY
r
A WARNER BROS. PICTURE featuring
FAYE EMERSON - JUI.IE BISHOP
FRANK WILCOX
Roland Drew
Jackie C. Gleason
L
GUN-MOLL TELLS
HER WHOLE
BULLET-SCARRED j
STORY! y
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Pat
O’Brien
George
Murphy
Jane
Wyatt
Jackie
Cooper
ACTION! ROMANCE! HEROISM! ,
ADVENTURE with the "sighted sufe.
sank same" gun crew ef a convoyed freighter.
I
A
c/llso the
FEATURETTE
‘Hit Tune Jamboree'
FEATURING.
George Olsen & Orchestra
Mil's Bros. Martha Mears
Howard-Pavsee Dancers