idaidan, Morganj
imvish Musical
ig uing again into the rich
nd ound of our theatre at the
3the the century, as they did
Irostankee Doodle Dandy,”
aket? Bros, comes forth with
mbs- nostalgic plum sure to
Br-both veterans and young
nosi-lovers alike. It’s ‘'Shine
leridarvest Moon,” starring
leriiheridan and Dennis Mor
hiei/hicb plays Sunday and
ny ay at the Orpheum theatre
Amh Ann Sheridan as the
1 ocful crooner who was the
lore Shore of her day, •‘Shine
ht arvest Moon” is a film
irvent with the rowdiness,
not and color that spelled
enoque life in the early 1900’s,
inguongstress and songwriter,
leriiheridan and Dennis Mor
eridxhibit a happy combina
upoDf romantic interest and
f ne music ability. They’re
pon upon to do some good,
e role numbers in addition to
tie itle song—namely, "Time
For For No One,” and “I Go
)u,r~ou” as well as some older,
;e l;e 1906 tunes like "Take
tut To The Ball Game,”
ist Just Goin’ Along As I
ete,” etc , and perform ad
Cly. Jack Carson as The
y. Georgetti, magician ex
xcelinary, and Marie Wilson
Geugie, his stooge, contribute
iry excellent comedy while
l:e Manning imbues the role
>ea! beautiful Blanche Mallory
pithe proper fury of a woman
. thed. S. Z. Sakai 1, ai Pu| pa
he the singer’s friend, plays
innunderstanding and warmth
kska Airlines
EGGOING
Jsehlred Hermann, Jack Mc
en, Jorgen Fredrickson, Hen
jseeseth, Jan Beukers, Alice
eESen, Jess Biinn, Sgt E
seD, Father Edgar Guliant,
Mle Harris, George Torgram
!aMrs. Vera Pierce.
M)MING
jrorence Breedman, Barrell
Ofin, Urel Chaffin, Karl Ten
link, Oliyer B Peterson, Bruce
lllter, Lt. Col. Samuel Down
iu»lme Holmes, Leona Smith,
mLund.
eoeontract with the Kodiak
corie Association for electric
ty for the chlorinating sys
D at the city water strrage
t was approved at the coun
tlonday. It provides a mini
w of $180 yearly.
nfroes He-conditioned
KODIAK SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
Sportsmen's Club
Develops Projects
The Kodiak Sportsmen's Club
will resume weekly meetings al
ternately at the base and in
town, Charles W. Nettle, presi
dent, announced this week. Dates
will be determined later.
Frank Beals, local wildlife re
fuge agent, has been authorized
by t£e club as purchasing agent
for game, birds, eggs, or other
animal life that will be an asset
to Kodiak island, Mr. Nettle
said.
The local club has asked the
cooperation of the Alaska Game
Commission in establishing clos
ed seasons to effect control of
new wildlife stocks introduced
here. At the present the club is
considering the following plans
enumerated by Mr. Nettle:
1. Establishment of a small
fish hatchery, in which work
they are being assisted by Mark
Myers, Alaska Game Commis
sion representative.
2. Transfer from Afognak is
land to Kodiak some of the elk
available there.
3 Introducing mountain
goats and sheep.
4, Establishment of a wildlife
library of books and films.
5. Recommendation of length
ening of the local duck season,
and consideration of introduc
tion of porcupine and squirrel
! on the is'and.
i
In a recent letter to the Alas
ka Game Commission asking ad
vice on establishment of new
bird and animal life here, Mr.
Nettle said the club is “behind
this constructive program to
make the Kodiak area a sport
man’s delight, that future resi
dents may have a better hunting
area” and that all the 650 mem
i bers will contribute toward the
making of “A Gamier Kodiak”.
Shower Held
Miss Janet Naughton was the
honor guest at a bridal shower
given at the home of her par
ents, U. S. Commissioner and
iMrs. C. C. Naughton last Fri
day ii-wte&ses were Iiika Han
sen, Betty Chernoff, Nau Holt
aDd Mary Gregoroff.
The wedding of Miss Naugh
ton and Radioman 2-c Morris L.
Lee, U S. Navy, has been set
for tomorrow at the Naughton
home.
R Ei. Chadwick has been ap
pointed temporary administra
tor of the estate of S. Oscar
Breedman by Probate Judge C.
C. Naughton. So far as known
Mr. Breedman died intestate.
Robert Hightower, bartender
at the Ship’s Tavern, was admit
ted to the GM hospital Wednes
day for medical treatment.
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
ORPHEUM
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THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AH
Admissions
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