„ver Girl’ At
pheum 3 Days
that Technicolor, music
jancing can contribute to a
jre are present and hand
,|y accounted for in "Cover
co-starring Rita Hay
iIj and Gene Kelly at the
pf a cast lush with names
talents. ‘‘Cover Girl” will be
;n today, Sunday and Mon
jt the Orpheum theatre,
jta Hayworth stands out, as
cauty, above the 15 profess
t cover girls brought to
lywood to appear—gorgeous
in the picture. She plays a
erin a Brooklyn cafe show
wins a cover girl contest
starts up the ladder of fame,
songs and dances are per
ied with an artistry to set
town talking.
[elly, playing a cafe owner,
8 some whirlwind dancing
ibers which include a me
•my-shadow routine that is a
per for the dozen production
ibers that will set a standard
ilong time to come,
fanedy, of which there is
ity, is handled by Phil Sil
■ duplicating his other hit
tarances, and by Eve Arden,
iraying a sophisticate who
ts all the answers. Otto
iger, plays a wealthy music
lisher, Lee Bowman a Broad
producer, and Jinx Falken
5 plays herself in a solid sup
ing cast. There are also 15
iessional cover girls, shown
i the magazines they have
irated, who constitute an
na\of pulchritude to which
hnicolor imparts full value.
—
omise Action
he police committee has
oiised drastic action will be
in against local drunks,
iy told to be not working,
i have caused considerable
plaints lately.
hey will be picked up by
police and prosecuted to
lull extent of the law, and
*not working will face vag
y charges, the committee
)le Readings
lelpful Bible passages for
)’ reading by members of the
led Forces and people at
ie, selected by a nationwide
?ass of pastors and chaplains
iemost helpful in times like
e.
urday
toy, Dec. 3
Isaiah 40
John 3
Psalm 46
Romans 12
Hebrews 11
Matthew 7
'fed ay
!»y
John 15
'ine Parlor To Open
new shoe shine parlor for
ak, located in the east office
le Lyric theatre building,was
Sliced for opening this week
Robert Sheehan, owner.
Actions will also be carried,
^ Johnny Trenholm is in
of the buffing depart
iJUy Christmas Seals!
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Con
nors entertained at Thanksgiv
ing dinner at their home with
Donald Simpson and Norma
Hilkene as guests.
Alaska Airlines
OUTGOING
Mrs. L. F. Nachtweih, Mrs
Bernice Denton, R. E. Keaueter
Willard Cook, I. S. Stonelake,
Arthur Ruika, Paul Anacken’
Arthur Soper, Rose Martin, Mrs.
Walter Lynch, Mrs. Norman
Fjeldheim.
INCOMING
Margaret Thomas, Capt. C.
W. Bodine.
Hospital Dance
December 5th
This is the week and Tuesday
is the night of the big benefit
dance and basket social to be
held at Blinn’s hall. Tickets are
being sold in advance and will
also be on sale at the box office
at $i.50 each with ladies free.
The money raised will be used
to apply against the indebted
ness of the Griffin Memorial hos
pital, William Wright, manager
of the affair, said.
Arrangements have been com
pleted for an outstanding dance
band to furnish the music for
what Manager Wright promises
will be one of the most enjoyable
dances of the season. So far this
is the only dance announced for
the pre-holidays, with the next
cfance announced to be held not
until New Year’s Eve.
Named Manager
Harry Pinch, owner of the H.
Pinch jewelry store announced
this week the appointment of
Tom Nachand, former base and
A. T. Beckett company employe,
to the position of manager of his
store during a projected trip
which Mr. Pinch expects to
make to Seattle this month.
Joe Jaffe brother-in-law of
Mr. Pinch, who was formerly
here in this store, is now in
Seattle where he supervised the
'opening of a new jewelry store
'in which both are interested.
Mr. Pinch said he expects to
spend a couple months in
Seattle.
The Seattle store is located at
1507 First avenue near Pike.
Bond Sales Reported
First reports on the local bond
drive through this week list
$11,775 in bonds sold, according
to O. A. Torgerson, chairman.
This includes results from a
partial canvassing of town, with
several districts still to come in,
| he said
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
j & in the air
I
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AM
AdmisMO is
Sat.-Sun.-Mon.
All the magic.. all the
wonder..all the beauty.,
you’ve ever hoped to find
! in a musical!
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HAYVVOR'
GENE KELLY
It's the ”ten best'
musicals of the A
year rolled
into one!
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Ut- Technicolor.
with Lee Bowman • Phil Silvers • Jinx Falkenburg
A COLUMBIA PICTURE
JEROME KERN
Lyrics by
IRA GERSHWIN
THE COVER GlflS f
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Screen-PTev by VIRGINIA VAN UPP
Directed by CHARLES VIDOR
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Riding High”
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Victor MOORE
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TUE. & WED.
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