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RAINBOW ISLAND
DOROTHY LAMOUR
EDDIE BRACKEN
GIL LAMB
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tIDAY & SATURDAY AUGUST 15 & 1o ^hoseoominq .n from fish.no
STONE FLOWERn
1st Prize winner
International Cinema Festival
a micciA-c NEW MAGNIFICENT COLOR PRODUCTION ©
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Special 2:00 Matinee will be held Sun. Aug. W for the benefit of those out of town,
elf.* rrnutar Sun. show "THE BIG SLEEP" will begin at 4:30 Sunday
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THF ORPHEUM THEATRE is constructed to conform with the F.re Insurance Underwriters ^oae «>u
Ch.„«« to meet suasion, of the ..cel .n.urance asent, and Fire and Poiice Chief, to reader ,t ,a e a,
passible to the public. There arc two exits at the front and two at tack and ,11 portions of the bui < mg
vulnerable to combustion have been so altered to make it possible to isolate them and thus provide uae of all ex!
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>(-,e Dismissed
^disorderly conduct charge
ght by Mrs ©oldie Kvas a
n her 3 brothers, Clifford,
and Gene Cooper, was d's
•d by U. S Commissioner G.
Jubendorf yesterday morn
n
»e charge was filed following
i an altercation between Dick But
ler and the brothers. But'er and
2 of the brothers are emp oyed
in Tony’s Tavern, owned by
M s Kvas.
Maurice Gunderson, who with
Mrs. Gunderson returned re
cently from & vacation trip and
^ v sits to relatives on the West
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i All Sailings Subject to Change Without Notiee
lv. Seattle * Ar. Koiliak * Ar. Seattle
fcjfS July 31 Aug 7 Aug 15
ife Aug 21 Aug 29 Sept 5
fCjj-C Sept 11 Sept 18 Sept 26
Northland ports of call Ketchikan, Yakutat, Seward, Sel
i, outports, Kodiak, returning via outports Ketchikan and
Seattle
f. Northbound ports of call Ketchikan, outports, Kodiak, re
!j>g via outports, Seldovia, Seward, Yakutat, Ketchikan and
Seattle.
ITU Mill*..
Coast, has started construction
on their new home, located on
the hills de above the end of W.
Alaska Way.
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Russ Language
Picture Coming
The first. Soviet color feature,
with Russian dialogue and Eng
lish captions, will be presen ed
at the Orpheum theatre next
Friday and Saturday evenings
and at a Sunday matinee.
The picture, winner of the In
ternational Cinema Festival 1st
prize for color, is filmed in a new ,
secret color process described as
revolutionary. Filmed in Russia
in natural settings the story
tells an old Russian folk tale of
a peasant, youth seeking to oreate
beauty and who joins a sorceress
to achieve it.
Ca led ‘Stone Flower,” the
film gives fascinating scenes of
Russian life, including au elab
orate peasant wedding. 1 he
film stars Mikhai Bogdanov and j
Gregor Mya nikov.
The fi st local showing of a j
Russian langu age film was ar
ranged by Manager James
Marta after Charles Madsen and
other local residents saw it in
Seattle and brougt, back glowing
reports of its beauty. The film
was obtained from Artkino, Rus
sian agency in New Yor , from
where it was flown «r its local
showing
Hospital News
Christina and Nancy Man-hall
had their tonsils removed on
Monday.
Edor Meh'ine, of Rogue River,
Oregon, was flown in from Ugan
ik with a fractured arm.
Louis Savoy was a patient for
several days receiving treatment
for infected fingers.
Lt. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas
are the parents of a daughter,
Doris Maxine, born on August 7,
weight 5 lbs. 8 oz. Delivery was
by Caesarian section.
Classifieds
FOR SALE—Chuck- & bills
cafe. (Now in operation ) See
Chuck Johnscn at Kodiak
Cleaners
SEE—The display of hand paint
ed salt & pepper sets, plates,
dishes, salad bowls, at Knud
sen's
REDUCED—50 per cent Fash
ion Fiocks “Thrift Sale” on
all Spung & Summer clothes.
Your chance to become ac
quainted with ta?hiou Crocks
Also se? the Back-to School
clothes. Older early. No ob
ligation to buy. Mrs. L. J.
Shaw, CB-3. Mission rd. or
P O. Box 1216._
LOST—32-20 Y\ mchester Rifle,
22 Remington, 16 gauge
Springfield double barrel shot
gun. fi-hmg rod, fish basket &
fish box fu 1 of Bear. In or a
rottnd Kodiak on Ju’y 21 Call
Joe Maxwell, local 234 NOB
Fire Department.
LOCK & KEY SERVICE—
Locks installed, lepaired and
keys made for cars or homes.
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
Wodlinger’s Drug bto_e. b-9
GlORLA—The aristocrat of
jewelled combs <& barrettes!
Handmade, imported from
Czechoslovakia, rhinestones in
all colors. A new shipment just
received If you have lost a
stone from yours it can be
replaced by bunging to Della’s
Beauty f'abin
Mrs. Rowland Wilkinson
The above named person may
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and itceive the Weekend
Special FREE (adv)