Awaited Screen
{vent At Orpheum
p At long last, the much-herald
ui, eagerly-awaited picturization
if Ernest Hemingway’s great
level, “For Whom the Bell
Colls,” will be seen Sunday and
Monday at the Orpheum theatre.
iBmed in the most beautiful
I’echnicolor ever seen, Para
^ muni's 3 years-in-the-making
»ovie is everything Hemingway
ans and movie fans have hoped
}:ot
The picture should be seen
rom beginning to end and be
aase of the length of the pro
motion the following show times
Should be noted: Sunday, 3
hows only, 2:30, 5:30 and 8:30.
''loDday, 1 show only, starting
*730.
j Everyone is familiar with the |
and of the superb cast;
(laiy Cooper as Robert Jordan;
'ngrid Bergman as Maria; Akim
rainiroff as cowardly Pablo;
(patina Paxinou, the Greek,
stress, as stalwart Pilar; Arturo
ISe Cordova as Agustin; Joseph
iaDeis as El Sordo; Fortunio|
iowmova plays Fernando and |
IricFeidary the intense Andres. *
The production was personally!
ipervised by B. G. De Sylva, |
aramount production chief and
irected by Sam Wood who
ude “Pride of the Yankees,”
Kitty Foyle,” and "King’s
tow”.
Ad original musical score
aich has been played by the
lilharmonic Symphony orches
i i» New York was prepared
f Victor Young and Dudley
,’ichols wrote the screen play.
iTbe love story of the Ameri
ii dynamiter and the beautiful
mnish girl is reported to sur
even the thrills and poign
icy of Hemingway's great
farewell to Arms.”
food ley Airlines
^COMING:
Wm. Anderson, Ray Dubos,!
Jigene Harding, Richard Lont,
ven Matson, Val Morrison,
in Styles, Judson Chaffee, Mr.
dMrs. L. K. Wodlinger, Ruth
ain, John Van Ginhoven, Hel
Iflalliday, Mr. and Mrs Eu
re Hervin, Victor Lenzer, Milt
^lore, Nina Olson, W. A. Tay
", Bishop Fitzge aid, L. E.
i«ns, Bailey Covey.
7TG0ING
Mary Goble, Effie Mathews.
C. Fox, Roy Levine, Clark
•dresen, Mary Bauman, Mrs.
ltd Sandberg & daughter, Mrs.
dl, Sam Styles, Milt Odom,
stor Lenzer, John Van Ginho
o, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wells,
ml Beatty.
laska Steamship
ICjMING
Mrs. Joe Loughran & son, Bet
Hirzel, Mrs. Margaret Mag
sen, & 2 children, Mary Thor
sm & 2 children, Dr. E. J. Sul
M), Mr. and Mrs. U. S. D’Mil
, Mis, Frank Erbes & infant.
Seattle to Juneau—Mrs. Ben
«ft, Mrs. W. E. W. Mann &
ant.
l*Toro Seward—Lilian Morris,
*e-C. Wells, Mrs. Wells, Ro
bert Mahle, Ted Nelson.
From Ketchikan—Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Wahlborg & son
Robert, Jr.
Town Topics
The Chamber of Commerce is
to meet next Thursday, at noon
at the Victory cafe.
Dr. Eugene Sullivan, who has
been playing grandfather to the
new arrivals of two daughters,
one in Bishop, Calif., and one in
Minneapolis, returned to Kodiak
this week after a 4 months’ vac
ation in the States.
He also visited with his moth
er and sister in Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Bryan Thorsheim and
children Stanley and Sonja, re
turned home this week after sev
eral weeks in Seattle, where Son
ja received special treatment for
an allergy condition that affects
her eyes.
Fred Hovick, cook, who was
burned in the fire in the galley
of the Portlock last week, was
re-admitted to the hospital this
week.
The use of “Brevity Codes”
between commercial organiza
tions and individuals is now al
lowed by the Alaska Communi
cations system. The codes were
ruled out during the war.
I
Mrs. I1 riink L. Hrbes and in- (
fant returned home this week
after visiting in Seattle with her
parents and with the parents of
Mr. Erbes, local naval civilian
employe. The trip was for the
purpose of showing off daughter
Virginia to tier grandparents.
The Territorial Convention of
the American Legion will be
held in Seward in the middle of
October, H. Everett Hoy, com
mander of the Seward post, has
announced.
Mrs. Fred Sundberg and
daughter Marilyn flew to Anch
orage this week and will return
in a few days.
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t CONTRACT
REMODELING
and
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
BUY
WAR
BONDS
Te Keep ’em
Fighting
On land <fc sea
& in the air
KODIAK
THE SHOWPLACE
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or A'l
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
IDEATH
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To Counfkss TThhis***^
W If He. Did!
Today's most dra*
mafic spy story is
r. the screen's all
time master
m--. piece of sos
pense!
CARL ESMOND ■ Directed by Fritz Lang • A Paramount Picture j
A Musical - "Bombalero”
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Sun. & Mon
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IN TECHNICOLOR
AN ENTERTAINMENT EVENT! FIRST TIME
at REGULAR PRICES!
Om of the 3 greatest pictures of au lime—
exactly as originally shown in all-time-record
advanced-price runs! —-—* fl
-* NOTE SPECIAL TIMES *
SUNDAY 2:30 5:30-8:30 MON. 7:30 Only
TUE. & WED.
6:30-6:30
LOVING
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VM JANE DARWELL
Iff ^ JANE FRAZEE \A
IfiS" LARRY PARKS jt9
l Wr NINA FOCH
I ROSS HUNTER
B ' Original Screen Play by Muriel
Roy Bolton • Produced by TEO
RICHMOND • Directed by DEL LORD ^^IllrmWjUppP
Also
Cartoon Screen Snapshots
Community Sing
6:30-8:30
THU. & FRI
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Sing...
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SHE’S THE GAL WHO MADE
AMERICA SWOONIN; SPOOKIN'
AND CROONIN-CONSCIOUS!
Afftrmss
, with
BOB CROSBY • LYNN MtKKlUft -W
v Louise Erickson • Robert White • Howard Freeman * Kim Loo Sisters
and LOUIS JORDAN & HIS TYMPANY FIVE . Original Screen Play by
Muriel Roy Bolton • Produced by TED RICHMOND • Directed by GLENN TRYON
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