framer's Film
Famous Play
When Warner Bros, decided to
Elm the howling stage success
that ran 4 years on Broadway
its name—“Arsenic and Old
they spared nothing to
ce that the film outdid the play
tj hundreds of laughs and as
nany goose pimples.
For the starring role they pick
d Cary Grant, who is superb as
he boy from Brooklyn who visits
maiden aunts.
Fw the girl they chose lovely
Ptiscilla Lane, whose talent for
weedy is given full play as the
tew bride of Cary who wants to
wheve her husband is not crasy,
at is having a hard time at it.
From Bollywood also they got
iaymond Massey and Peter
orre, two sterling performers,
o enact one of the nephews
ifco knows the secret of the
‘basement”, the other to play
aisdoctor friend.
From the stage came Joseph
iaeBull and Jean Adair, the or
jpnal two zany aunts, whose
jaiet bobby is poisoning old
itlemen with arsenic in elder
wine.
To round out the star perform
are Jack Carson as a cop,
Alexander as “Teddy
loosetelt”, Edwa'd Everett
jjorton and Edward McNamara
rd the directing was assigned
famed Frank Capra.
The latter has added to his
sputation with his direction of
laugh-filled, shoeking, riot
's plot that is so wonderfully
Afferent that it has to be seen
b be appreciated.
!*’Arsenic and Old Lace” will
tf at the Orpheum theatre to
i if sjhj Sunday.
%tw Woman
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Se Yokohoma yacht club where
icysDent many months.
When it became apparent Yo
tthama was to be bombed they
e moved 21 miles away to the
;eof Toksuka. The food be
e worse.
rs. Jones heard the broad
) »t of Hirohito ending the war
t didn’t grasp the significance
| it. Then a Jap cook told her,
can bombs killed lots of
the Emperor bas decid
toend the war.”
August 31 U. S. troops
crated the group of women.
^The children of Japan are
^ehable.I sympathize with the
jtsr people who hardly know
it is all about. They were
*d of the war. They had a say
&which,translated, means“Be
1» Japan had plenty. Now Ja
• no have got,” Mrs. Jones
id.
From Fairfield Mrs. Jones
•*b to leave soon for Seattle to
*tk on her Attu property and
<®she will go to Paris, Ohio,
1 visit her brother-in-law, Cecil
From there she will go to
fonts,Ga., to visit her broth
.Russell Schuieman.
(Note: Kodiak friends of Mrs.
•ea> who became acquainted
tther and her husband during
•etime Ihe couple taught at
H Harbor on this island, and
kifc they awaited transporta
tiou here for their trip to ill
fated Attu planned this week to
send a round robin telegram to j
her.)
Wildlife Agent
Due With Wife
Frank Beals, local Aleutian
Refuge agent for the Fish and
Wildlife Service, and Mrs. Julia
Steele, of Juneau, were married
at Petersburg September 7.
The couple, accompanied by
Mrs. Beals’ three children, will
come to Kodiak on the Pelican
They will make their home in
one of the Sears houses, located
on the bay in the Leite addition.
A minor married woman was
sentenced to 10 days in jail this
week by City Magistrate Geo.
Slawsonon a change of frequent
ing a public drinking place.
Woodley Airlines
OUTGOING
L. F. Nachtweih, Edith Sher
man, ffm. Anderson, Val Mor
rison, Ken Hinchy, Robert Lun
day, Chas. Rodriguez, Goldie
Kvas, A. Verle Collar, Gordon
Jenkins, Jack Coffey, Mother
St. Edward, Mother Mary of
Good Counsel, Sister Madeline,
H. Behrends, Roy Snyder, Geo.
McKay, Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Wodlinger, Lt. FranK McCaus
land, E. B. Clayton, Art Kizer,
C. Olsen.
F. L. McGovern, Cecil Hovey.
INCOMING:
Clark Andresen.
A. C. Fox, Dorothy Mayberry
Mrs. Ben Kraft, Mrs. G. W.
Mann, A. I. Kizer, Walter Kiz
er, Roy Snyder, George McKay,
Marian Kliney, F. McGovern,
Carl Pajoman, Frank Kempton,
Ellen Calviness.
Alaska Steamship
INCOMING
Ella Mae Davis, Mrs. Joseph
Henry, A. A. Bryan.
OUTGOING
To Seldovia—Lester Bugbee.
Boat In!
Everything nice and fresh.
So one of your “musts" this
week must be, I “must” eat
some of that so different food at
the Yum Yum Eats. (adv.)
I GENERAL
REMODELING
i and
) CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
‘HFreell Estimates’1
J. N. Steftfgen
Con tractor
Felder Building
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or A'l
Admissions
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Sat. & Sun.
s at.—6:30-S :45 SUN.—2:15-4:30-6:45-9:00
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PETER LORRE • dm.hi FRANK CAPRA
PRISCILLA LANE • EDW. EVERETT HORTON *, JAMES., GLEASON'.
JOSEPHINE HULL • JEAN ADAIR - JOHN ALEXANDER.
Screen Ptay by Julius J. snd Philip G. Epstein • From the Stag* Ptay hr Joseph
•Produced by Howard Undwy and Buesei Crooso • Music by Mw Stems*
NEWS
&
CARTOON
MON. & TUE
630 & 8:30
I HE HAS THE UNDERWORLD ■
IN AN UPROAR...!
...and the
police are
going nuts,
too!
COSMO JONES
*74cfK/ME
*MAWE0\
edgar KENNEDY -rkharo CROMWELL
gale STORM mantan MORELAND
frank GRAHAM m "Cotmo Jone«“
A MONOGRAM PICTURE
PLUS
3
Selected
Short
WED. & THU.
( COLOMBIA PICTURES rmtots
■The,
ROSE HOBART • 6E0R6E MAGREADY • JIM BANNON
JEANNE BATES • ERIK ROLE
Original Scraan Play by Edward D«in
Prodvcad by TED RICHMOND * Directed bjMMU JASON
® PLUS A SECOND FEATURE &
"DANCING IN MANHATTAN”
with Willian Wright Jeff Donned Krtd Bra.iy
Aun Savage Cy Keudall
cA LAumbia picture
FRI. & SAT,
6: iO 8:<iU
SECRET
EANT DEATH
s
■DEATH To One
I If He Vie/nf
To Count/ess
If He Did!
Today4* most dra
matic spy story is
k the screen's all*
time master*
gfv.:... piece of sus
h-S'"' pense!
CARL ESMOND
Directed by Fritz Long • A Paramount Picture
A Musical - "Bombolero”
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