§ant Sea Picture
et For 2 Days
gecil B. DeMille does all that
pjjpected of him in “Reap the ;
jjd Wind”, for he has made of
g Paramount production a lav
ihrilling, Technicolor pro
ction of the sea
This historical drama, which
folds in 1840, deals with the
j when full ringed sailing ships
,re America’s lifeline. The scene
jjjost of the action is in the
prida Keys, and shows (he ef
rtsof honest ship owners to rid
e seas of piratical wreeKers,
,o plundered the on goes after
{iberately wrecking t.he ships,
gating seamen and spectacular
■ecks make for fast action amid
enes of arresting beauly.
The closing scenes contain the
roed battle with a giant octo
,s. After one of the planned)
jpwrecks it is believed that a
»rnan aboard, played by Dru
)a Alston, is drowned. Seeking
irience of murder Milland and
ayne both go down in diving
its to attempt to find the body,
:d it is then they are attacked
■ the octopus.
The picture has an outstand
g cast. John Wayne plays the
plain of one of the wrecked
ssels, with Ray Milland as a
ral in another shipping com
jay. They both become rivals,
o, for Paulette Goddard, owner i
a small salvage schooner Lynn
german plays the part of God
ird’s skipper.
The nefarious Cutler brothers,!
ho are behind the ship wreck
g, are played by Raymond
Lassey and Robert Preston.
“Reap the Wild Wind” will be
own at the Orpheum Sunday
i<J Monday. Because of the un
«al length of the feature, the
arting times for the two days
ill be as follows:
Sunday: 2—4:20—6:40—9.
Monday: 4.30—6:50—9:10.
C0M1N’ & COIN’
Outgoing passengers from
[>diak reported by Alaska
eaniship company are:
Mrs. Marie Troseth, employed
the Kodiak Steam laundry;
1 Brown, CAA; Antony Kvas,
K> will remain in Seat'Ie until
be; Ceorge Woodcock, em
yyed by the A. T. Beck *tt ( o.,
3 Mrs. Woodcock; Mrs. Jane
' eve wife of Erskine's radio
iairman,and infant;Sgt. Mer
t Eggleston, on furlough from
■sml Control I ureau; Marvin
^sen, going to his home in
•araeapolis; Mrs. Mary Jane
;itis, employed at Sis’s; Miss
yee Moline, muse at the ho«p
IjGunnar Einstad, Mrs. Ton
Stream and baby and son
>»ry; Mrs. Clara Helgason and
t»s Leonard Helgason and Wil
Jn E. Wood; Peter Nesby,
Fs. Dora Torsen and baby.
To Ketchikan: Mrs. Clara
tblgren; Mike Metrokin, en
ate to Sitka.
Arriving at Kodi> k from Sel
via: Mrs. Dorothy Tibbies,
>Oise Yuth, Robert, Carol and
dith Tibbies.
I
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ISLAND FOUNTAIN
Sandwiches
fountain Specialties Soft Drinks
Stationery Supplies
Candies
( Across From Felder Building )
The
M: E: C: C: A
In the Center of Kodiak
and
Kodiak’s Amusement Center
Cocktail Lounge, Bar and Retail
Roy Snyder, Prop.
Weekdays &
Saturdays
Shows 5,7 & 9
SUNDAY
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shiws
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or All
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONITE
Pat.
O’Brien
George
Murphy
Jane
Wyatt
Jackie
Cooper
ACTION! ROMANCE! HEROISM! ,
gaafefo ADVENTURE with the “sighted tub, f
sank same" gun crew of a convoyed freighter.
SR® ■ .
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Thrills !! •
Action ! ! !
Beauty !!!
"REAP THE WILD WIND”
The Greatest Sea Picture Ever Filmed
IN TECHNICOLOR!
SUNDAY
2:00-4:20
6:40&9:00
RAY M1LLAND
PAULETTE GODDARD
JOHM WAYNE
RAYMOND MASSEY
MONDAY
4:30-6:50
& 9:10
TUES. & WED.
EDMUND
LOWE
l K
LUCILE
FAIRBANKS
..u HENRY
ralph MORGAN
pitTva*
Produced by MAURICE KINO
Aceoclole Producer FRANKLIN KINO
Directed by WILLIAM K. HOWARD
Screenplay by Henry Rlankford • Fro»
the »tery "Klondike" by Trirfrem Tupee*
PLUS Chap. 5
“Don Winslow of the Navy
THURSDAY- ONE DAY ONLY
'"Brought back by popular demam
BUD
nun
** m
LOU
IPATRIC KNOWLES
WILLIAM GARGAN
1 Louise ALLBRITTON
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
oAdded
^Attractions
*
'Air Cruise’
One of the
“This Is America’’
Series
**
*
Cartoon
and Late cKeivsreeL
BERT
GORDON
“THE HAD
RUSSjjMT’