ovel Lomeiiy At
Orpheum Sunday
Reaching into its bottomless
y of cinematic tricks, Univers
jtudios brings ‘‘The Invisible
jiiian” to the screen at the
pbcum theatre on Sunday,
flie same company that pro
ced the sensational horror
pe films, ‘‘The Invisible Man”
d “The Invisible Man Re
•11s,” now turns its trick effects
(Oinedy in what is advanced
one of the most startling and
arious features on record.
Virginia Bruce, John Barry
jre, John Howard, Chailie
iggles and Oscar Homolka
jre starring honors in the
ck picture.
gtory presents Miss Bruce as
jiscouraged dress model who
fers herself as subject for ha
in invisibility experiments by
eccentric scientist (Barry
ire). The experiments are em
sntly successful and lead to
my hilarious situations while
6 Invisible Woman not only
ns a romantic young playboy,
rtrayed by Howard, but also
mds up a fugitive gangster
ib hiding out in Mexico.
Edwaid Brophy, Donald Mac
ide and Margaret Hamilton
ve prominent supporting roles
i other performers include
emp Howard and Thurston
ill. A. Edward Sutherland dir
*d and Burt Kelly was associ
t producer.
John Fulton, the young tech
ml wizard whose photographic
sets astounded audiences view
%che preceding films, also lent
i hand in construction of the
i feature.
rhe current issue of the Alas
d Sportman’ monthly maga
e, carries a picture of Fred
snton, owner of Island Trans
. posed beside a bear he bag
i.
rmy Unable To
Give Road Aid
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s reached three months age
il immunization after nine
>nths. This protection then is
mplete during the first year. If
t protection has not been
fen during that time it surely
mid be given before reaching
leol age when the child has to
De with measles, mumps chick
pox, and the other diseases
BmoB to school children.
Mumps are still in existence in
xfiak with ten new cases among
(children reported this week.
»e of the children have been
iouly ill but a few have felt
isiderable discomfort when
ring to eat and on opening the
Kuth. The third school teacher
quarantined.
Hr. Jones, the City Health
ficer, and Mrs. Anne Whalley,
(publie health nurse, both ap
►ciate the fine cooperarion
►y have had in early reporting
Ihe disease. By this reporting
might be possible to better
►trol the disease by excluding
known closely exposed per
s from school.
►cbool attendance has been
ping up as the cases appear
in the various classes and
te return as the others are ex
led.
Clinic Scheduled
For February 5th
(continued from page 1)
| has lost through the added burd
en placed on its road nets by mi
litary vehicles.
‘I should like to be in a posi
tion, as a gesture of further co
operation, to diiect the use
of certain engineering equipment
for your needs, but feel that it
cannot possibly be spared at this
time.”
The secretary was instructed
• by the club to write a letter to
Road Commission Head Ed
munds at Anchorage, thanking
the road commission and their
representative heie, Claude Ro
gers, for the help given in re.
pairing the roads.
Among the visitors were Milt |
Odom, of Odom & Edwards, An- j
chorage, who is here readying
anew bottling work-', and the
newly-appointed local maiaier,
E. J. Marino. Odom pledged $50
to the Rotary fire truck fund.
John McCormick, draft director
from Juneau, was also a guest
and spoke a few words.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE — Furnished 3-room
duplex, $800 cash. Call at
House No. 48, Mission road.
LOST — Thursday afternoon,
bunch of keys on ring. Reward.
Return to Christy’s Bakery.lc
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KODIAK’S BEAUTIFUL ENTERTAINMENT SLOT
THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE
of the
MECCA BAN
Roy Snyder, Prop.
" TERMINAL OF THE KODIAK TRANSIT
BUSES
SUNDAY
MATINEE
2:30
EVENING
SHOWS
Weekdays
8:00 p.m.
ORPHEUM
THE SHOW PLACE OF KODIAK
SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
Evenings
TWO
SHOWS
7:15 & 9:15
LAST SHOWING TONITE
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IDA LUPINO
JOHN
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THOMAS MITCHELL* EDDIE ALBERT j
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Virginia BRUCE
Charlie RUGGLES
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John BARRYMORE
John HOWARD
Oscar HOMOLKA
MONDAY & TUESDAY
I As easily as he loves...
HE KILLS!
starring
BASIL RATHBONE-ELLEN DREW
JOHN HOWARD
.ill, BARBARA ALIEN RALPH MORGAN
Directed by TIM WHELAN • A Paramount Picture
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
‘Doable feature
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Zane Grey's
KNIGHTS
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Oil
KID
NIGHTINGALE
WITH
John Payne—from Singing Waller to'Prizefighter
JANE WYMAN ED BROPHY WALTER CATLETT
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
A Poramounl Picture with
Wayne Morris* Virginia Dale •Lillian Cornell
William Frawiey* Edgar Kennedy •Jerome Cowan
A!an Mowbray * & »■» #*«««».* • *•&* »»*» •**■•'*