u—" ”
iska Locale For
sty Musical
^life in the Frozen North |
, rip roaring days of the
rush is the basis of Iuterna
fsgay satire, “Belle of the
I (” which stars Gypsy Rose
Randolph Scott, Dinah
i and Bob Burns, with
^jWinninger.
^lavish Technicolor music
travaganza deals with the
itevents which follow the ar
I of Belle DeValle and Her
i, the beauteous Yukon
a in the Alaskan town of
* ,
tsute.
tile’s stormy romance with
lolph Scott, another love af
Ktween Dinah Shore and
tuner William Marshall, and
*gemous schemes by which
Iplans to steal the gold dust
(miners, all bring about the
ekis climax.
bert Armitrong, Guinn
Boy” Williams and Flor
Bates are also in important
j while the Misses Lee and
i give out with a flock of
iv tunes written by Johnny
[and Jimmy Van Heusen.
it dance routines and re
table color settings add gaiety
as lavish RKO release.
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NOTICE
ider the g-admg system of
Ktion on all features of san
n and food handling, the
ting eating establishments!
diak were scored as follows,
ispections are made period
xlvak Fountain .90
leechafco Club .80
liar Bear Cafe .85
*k’s Cafe .96
an Yum Shop .92
tlmont Cafe .90
ttory Cafe .84
«do .86
bad Fou itain .98
inerNouk
fctinartre
ichconabers .81
lot open on inspection day.
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
City Health Officer
x>dley Airlines
DMING:
to Winter, John Halliday,
lRose Schultz, Mr. Tovang
wnDesch, James Bowman,
(ft Smith, W. A. Bailey,
Hightower, Warren Tay
HjOING
Olstead, Jame9 Cleg
Curtain Rods
Drapery
Cranes
Chests of
Drawers
Floor Lamps
Bed Lamps
Rhoades
^miture Store
i, Prop.
lorn, Oaky Weeda, Wayne Mor
ris, E. E. Clark, Karl Nielsen,
L. E. Craig, Mr. & Mrs. Merrill
Coon, Lois Davis.
CHILL
Featuring one home
cooked meal daily
n w
STEAKS A SPECIALTY
u ■ n
Open From 4 pin to 2 am
Vivienne Clason, Manager
Jean Woods, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whee'don,
and Russell and Carolyn Gallag
her, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Gallagher, had their tonsils
removed at theGM hospital yes
terday morning.
In preparation for the housing
of civilian dependents at the
Naval Operating Base, civilian
employes now living cn the base
must move to meet minimum
“full house” regulations by Dec
ember 1. Under regulations no
quarters can be occupied singly
and 2-bedroom houses must have
at least 2 occupants, 3-bedroom
houses at least 3 occupants.
The 10th birthday of Marlys
“Bunny’' Blinn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Jess Blinn, was cel#
bra*ed with a party Saturday,
Oct. 20.
Isobel Nelson, Marie Nelson,
Irene StmeonolT, Carol Larsen,
Irene Sundberg, Joyce Buben
dorf, Dolores Moore, Dody Heit
man, Mane Cope, Sonja Tlior
sheim, Hazel Marie Owen, Anita
Sundberg, Esther Sunaberg and
Anna Jean Pederson joined in
the celebration.
Jack Ilinckel, amusement
machine operator, and Max Fol
som, electrician, are two new
members of the lpcal Rotary
club. They were welcomed to the
club Tuesday.
The organization now has 27
active members.
Alma Heaton was a patient at
the GM hospital this week.
1 CONTRACT 2
l CONSTRUCTION ^
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RESIDENCES j
<fe STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen i
Contractor (
FiUjr Building <
BU\
VICTORY
BONDS
Diive
Starts
Ootober
29th
'.sr
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THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or A'l
Admissions
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RANDOLPH SCUII
DINAH SHORE
BOB BORNS
•m. CHARLES WINNIN3ER
WILLIAM MARSHALL
GUINN "BIG BOr WILLIAMS
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
FLORENCE BATES
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BELLE of
ieYUKON
Wtl„„ |„ ,«, kiwi tl IAMES EDWARD GRANT • SIOIT AT Houllon BlintA • Musit 104 l»«cl »T U>
NEWS
CARTOON
COMEDY
j TUE. & WED. 6:30-8:35
l # DOUBLE FEATURE (
THE SIDEWALK
SHOCK TROOPS!
Thrills and terror
in the shadow of|
the "bridge"..
New York’s dan*
ger district!
6:30-8:30
THU. & FRI.
The delightful, musical, laughterful
"STARM AKER"
a re-issue, with BING CROSBY
and LOUISE CAMPBELL, NED SPARKS
LINDA WARE
WALTER DAMROSCH & the Philharmonic Orchestra
of Los Angeles
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