' Buck Private?
Army Life Faroe
Lead-off picture from Holly
wood about the funny side of
^mp life of the cons crip tee- in
Ifocle Sam’s fighting forces,
-'puck Privates" comes to the
prpheuin Theatre on Sunday
only
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello,
ibeKserio-coinic battlers of radio
and the stage, who were im
aiediately signed to a long term
contract, following their hit in
■‘One Night in the Tropics,’
share prominent spots in the
Universal hit with The Andrews
Sisters, the boogie-woogie girls
of rhythm.
The hilarity of “Buck Priv
ates” starts when Abbott and
Costello enter a theatre and sign
papers, thinking they are joining
a show, and find out later they
were in a recruiting station. The
picture has broken box-office
records wherever shown.
Lee Bowmon, recently opposite
Lana Turner in a series of films; j
Alan Curtis and Jane Frazee,
vivacious new film leading lady, J
form a two-boys-and a girl
romantic combination. Nat Pend
jieton has one of the main sup*
j porting comedy roles.
la addition, there is a whole
galaxy of glamour girls, includ
ing Dorothy Darrell, producer
Joe Pasternak’s newest “find”;
Kay Leslie, one of the “13 baby
stars of 1940”; Jeanne Kelly,
Nina Orta and Elaine Morey. i
The Andrews Sisters sing
asverai new songs in “Buck
Privates" “You’re a Lucky
Fellow, Mr. Smith,” “I Wish
You Were Here,” “Bounce Me
Brother With a Solid Four,”
“When Private Brown Becomes
a Captain” and “Boogie-Woogie
Bogfe Boy,”
In addition, the girls revive
an old number, “I’ll Be With
You in Apple Blossom Time.”
Arthur Lubin directed the pic
ture from the screen play by
Arthur T, Horman. Alex Gottlieb
was the associate producer.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
HOUSE FOR SALE—One-room,
with lot. Completely furnished
On Mission road, overlooking
hay. Cheap for cash. See Glen
Palmer, Belmont bar.
LOST—One 1942 license plate,
No. 4015. Reward offered for
its return to the Mirror office.
FORJSALE—House trailer, furn
ished. Will accept any reason
able offer. See Roy Grafing,
NAS, P-16. R-24.
NOTICE
The under signed has sold all
tigjhts and interests in that hus
taees known as the Star Cafe to
I Arena Tolbert, and will be res
ponsible for no bills accrued by
that business after this date.
Dated this 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1942.
Signed, 0. T. Mulqueen
NOTICE
The Partnership heretofore ex
isting under the name and style
of Star Taxi and the Star Cafe.
ill tue wty ui i\uuiiuv, mtidjui,
is this day dissolved by mutual
consent > persons who are in
debted to the undersigned are
requested to pay the same to J >e
Mulquei !.' i bills against the
pm iuenuiip ue paiu oy i
Jo. Mulqueen.
Dated this 24th day of Jan- j
uary, 1942.
R. M. Green
0. T. Mulqueen |
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“Home of Hospitality"
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Jorgon Fredrickson, Owner j
“Have you tried one of oWike s tasty lunches?
A A A A A
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mn your
NIGHT OUT
VISIT.
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KODIAK’S BEAUTIFUL ENTERTAINMENT SPOT
THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE
► of the
! MECCA BAR
| Roy Snyder, Prop.
[ TERMINAL OF THE KODIAK TRANSIT ELSE
SUNDAY
MATINEE
2:30
EVENING
SHOWS
Weekdays
8:00 p.tn.
SATUKUAi
and
SUNDAY
Evenings
TWO
SHOWS
7:15 & 9:15
last showing tonite
Someone
Had A
Great Idea
...and now
It’s A Great
Motion Picture
FLIGHT FROM
DESTINY
Geraldine Fitzgerald Thomas Mitchell
Jeffrey Lynn James Stephenson
Mona Maris Jonathan Ha!e
SUNDAY DNL.Y
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A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Glifl S GifUDGc UIVt5
liGDOM JITTERS!
ir witnesses killed off
quicker than police can
question them .. until—
AnfliMrl
BuusOver
GEORGE SANDERS
WENDY BARRIE
Jonathan Hale • Paul Guilfoyie
Morgan Conway
gCAUGHT BY CAMERA!
Concealed camera cofches|
criminal when cops fail.'
i| Mystery woman ,
-| settles personal f
score with under-1:
1 world..avenging si
S crime the police
? cannot touch. •
Produced
"The Saint",
jv HOWARD BENEDICT. Directed by JACK HIVELY. Featuring
created by LESLIE CHARTERIS. Screen pley by Lynn Root and Frank Fe-ton. (
WEDNESDAY Sc THURSDAY
‘Double feature
La dies... here’s a long LAUGH
with
DOROTHY LOVETT • EOSAR KENNEDY’
ROD LAROCGUE * FRANK ALBERTSON!
RKO RADIO Picture A STEPHENS LANG Production |||
Produced by Will!AM STEPHENS
Directed by WIlllAM McGANN • Original screen plov bv Marion Or»*
AND
a'SL W SP’-jgP*' M
Daring To Rip The Mask ^
Off Mobs Victimizing
Girls Too Weak To Fight
Back ... Too Voung To
/ Know How!
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Jim
NAN ALAN
3R£Y • BAXTER
MARY ANDERSON |
TOM NEAL
LEONA MARICIE
A Columbia Picture i
mat ^!mitiuOnhar ♦ H InrfroiK'Dl'l
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Ikey met in an air raid shelter, and then....!
MADELEINE jD FRED
CARROLL & MAC MURRAY
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with — Reginald Denny — Billie Burke — Patricia Morisoa
cA Paramount 'Picture
Produced and directed by Ed ward II. Griffith