:a ntra Musical
oimComedy, Acts
fructidroadway stage musical
is the is the basis for RKO’s
oduct-oduction, “Higher and
dwith’, playing at the Orpheum
Siith Sunday and Monday,
rith re with Rodgers and Hart
he of the story is kept moving
jog st jog by Michele Morgan
of he of high comedy; Jack
11 Gra perennial stage favorite;
3<nd Borge, radio comedian;
• penand Grace Hartman and j
Lvnd screen personalities in
I an<$ I .eon Errol, Marcy Me
aieon and Dooley Wilson (the
iicreeiinger of “Casablanca”.)
k Sirnk Sinatra plays himself
m pea Drupe tence and sings, to
nphramplete satisfaction of all
uremairers, “I Couldn’t Sleep
t Liak Last Night”, “I Saw
rst’ fliirst”, and “This Is a Love
t.gay to Spend an Evening”.
. gay gay plot centers in the ef
a staf a staff of servants of an
oDrndionaire’s house to pull a
id pmnd pass off Michele Mor
i soohe scullery maid, as a rich
id j^ante. The ex-millionaire
e scuin the plot which almost
it diout disastrously but event
ids hands happily and gives the
to dhold crew members a
■ wine to do the specialty num
sio or which they are famous
ie ty sings, Borge has two
y niliy numbers at the piano,
fHfoe Hartmans dance
n rn Topics
t ree recent discovery that a
mis was interred by mistake in
i introng local cemetery gave
g leus this week to the city’s
lan >lan for management of the
ravgraveyard
for plat has been completed of
avaraveyard, showing all lots
.rmramily plots available, Stan
,y job, committee chairman,
eets A small fee for upkeep
cef ? grounds is to be charged
were city and no burials will
wer lowed without assignment
wee plot being made first
gh the city clerk’s office,
is Spring the cemetery fen
'ill be painted and other
done to make the place
attractive, Mr. Nelson said.
itt (edition from the United
!
mien’s Union was present
the council this week, ask
r another street light to be
installed at the crossroads
eRussian church parson
Only 6 lights, ail available,
recently installed af a cost
1&.70. With Councilman
s Martz volunteering to
toes Re-conditioned
KODIAK SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
fabiicate some lights with pan i
shades, the council authorized 3
more lights; one at the spot re
quested, one at the fire hall and
one behind the Orpheum theatre.
.Bill Nettle celebrated his 7th
birthday Sunday with a party at
his home that included games,
contests and ice cream and cake.
Guests were Marcia Folsom, Car
olyn Gallagher, Roger MacDon
ald, Jimmie Anderson, Alfred
Anderson, Neil Sears, Kenneth
Nekeferoff, Max Folsom and
Russell Gallagher
—
Mrs. Gladys McFailin, em
ployee of the Mirror, was con
fined to her home by illness this
week.
About forty guests gathered in
the banquet r 10m of the Victory
Cafe Wednesday evening to hon
or the birthday of Mrs. Myrtle
Kempton. A lovely dinner was
served after an impromptu sing
ing of “Happy Birthday to You”
and Mrs. Kempton cut the trad
itional cake.
Mrs. Martha Spencer, who
came here from Bellingham in
June to work in the CAA dining
room at Woody Island, left this
week for Anchorage. From there
she w ill go to Gamble in Febru
ary to join her husband, who is
head machinist for the CAA
there.
Robin Yund, age 2, was ad
mi tied to the GV1 hospital Tues- l
day for a minor operation. J
- ,
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Gerald (
have purchsed from L. F. Nacht- (
weih the former Ed Metzger re- |
sidence up the hill from Cope ]
street for $2500.
Sgt. Chester Clark, who is
home on furlough, is working
at the Polar Bear cafe.
New storm windows have
been installed in the City Hall.
I The work was done by Olaf
Olson.
Following a report of Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson that the district
on Mission road from the S. H.
Sears residence to a point north
>ast the Leite homestead has no
idequate sewage system, the
:ouncil has directed the sewage
ommittee to contact property
iwners in that area in an at
ernpt to work out plans for re
ieving the situation.
KODIAK
SHEET METAL SHOP
ROBERT G. QUARLES
Brooklyn Avenue
All kinds of Sheet metal work
done reasonably. Call after
6 p.m. or leave orders with
Vincent Root, local plumber.
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Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
WE
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To Refuse
Any or All
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Sun. - Mon
T* SHOW!
%. ^^Glittering with stars,
music, love and laughs!
*
MICHELE
JACK
Leon ERROL • Marcy McGUIRE
Paul and Grace HARTMAN * Barbara
HALE • Dooley WILSON
Produced and Dir«ct«d by Tim Whftlon
Screen Ploy by Joy DroMer and Ralph Spence • Addi
tional Dialogue by William Bowen and Howard Horrio
Ill
News & Color Cartoon
Mon. 6:30-8:30
SUN.: 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:33
I
TUE. & WED.
0:30-8:30
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! KILLER
LEOPARD
B§ I
SIMONE
SIMON
KENT
SMITH
TOM
CONWAY
JANE
, RANDOLPH
JACK
HOLT
THU. & FRI.
(6:30 & 8:41)
DOUBLE
FEATURE
THREE TORNADOES HIT ARIZONA
And Sweep
The Padmen
Of* Th»> Trails
HE THINKS FASTER THAN THE
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cat-a rniliio^c^^ttrs ' -*•
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starring
GUY KIBBEE
with Margaret Hayes • John Archer
Wallace Ford • Spencer Charters
John Miljan • Willie Best
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