tob Hope, Lamour
earn In Comedy
Hilarity will run high at the
)rpbeum Theatre this Sunday
pci Monday, where Samuel
joldwyn’s new laugh-riot, “They
jot Me Covered,” opens with
job Hope and Dorothy Lamour
, the starring roles.
With a screamingly funny
nitial sequence starting the rap
i pace, the picture continues its
jgh-gear progress to an uproar
gas ending, with a wealth of
pmedy sandwiched in between
o make the offering one of the
eason's gayest films.
Hope enacts the ro'e of a zany
(reign correspondent for a big
few York news syndicate, Miss
amour that of his girl-friend
ad bead of the syndicate’s
lashington office. Hope was in
ioseow when the German in
nsion of Russia began, but he
iiistook the frantic troop move
oents for a parade, and muffed
he story completely.
Discharged by the furious
wmager, Hope goes to Washing
on for romance and consolation,
[here he stumb'es onto another
lig story, on the activities of
bis spies in this countrv, and
joes after it in an effort to re
leern himself and get his job
ack.
How the plan works, and the
ero’s desperate attempts to
traighten everything out, make
or the side-splitting conclusion
othe film, which gives Hope his
mmiest role to date and Miss
amour a dramatic part in
ihich she does not have to wear
sarong.
■6 Girls Join Group
Sixteen girls and 7 mothers
Mined out for the first meeting
»i a Camp Fire Girls gioup be
ngoiganized for girls 10 years
ind older.
At the second meeting next
hursday at 4 pm the gills will
iioose a name for their group]
tad their own personal camp fire
tunes.
Anyone having former exper-!
eoce in girls’ organizations or
nterested in their welfare and
risking to be of assistance may
outset Mrs. Lois Colvin or
drs. Jeannette Bailey.
Charter members of the group
ue:
Martha Olsen, Geneveiva
iiren, Germaine Madsen, Nancy
Borman, Alma Neilson Joanne
u>d Jeanne Williams, Gloria
Delane, Natalie Ponchene, Ma
rie Cope, Donna Fitzgerald,
Marilyn Chamberlain, Vivian
hgano, Ruby Larsen, Sylvia
Larsen and Gail Blankenburg.
Alaska Airlines
UPCOMING
Father Edgar Gallant. Mrs.
Florence Duncan, Major A. J.
Flovd, Mrs. Nels Peterson and
ifcildren Danny and Ima Jean,
Jogh Tennant, Lt. V. O. Ellis.
Don Foster, Wm. Zimmerman
i H. Pennamen.
OUTGOING
Albert Bourgois, Edith Dell,
Kugh Tennant, Fannie Joyce,
«cna Smith, Mrs. John Cook
lay, F. S. Morrison, John
(axes, Cecil Helsel, Mrs R. L.
Hifton.
Men Battle Wind
Rowing Across Strait
After the Virginia Dare broke
down at the clam cannery on
Swikshak bay Bob Kester, the
Dare’s skipper, Tex O’Reilly and
Don Slyter started in a skiff for
Port Williams across Shelikof
straits. They got caught in the
windstorm and battled it for
over 30 hours, finally landing at
Iron Creek on Raspberry strait.
The Coast Guard here was
notified by wire and a boat was
dispatched and brought them to
Kodiak the first of this week.
A son, named Leonard Gabe,
was born at the Griffin Memor
ial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leo
nard Chute on Sept. 15
End Of Dog Decreed
After the suggestion was made
by Police Chief Jack Allman yes
day Efka Pestrikoff agreed to
destroy his dog, following the re
port that it bit Mrs. Jack Mc
Cord. Other victims of the dogs’
biting proclivities were Marian
Curtis, health nurse and a small
child.
NOTICE
To car and truck drivers:
Please be on the lookout for a
brown & white dog (re&embling
dog of Merrill Coon’s) if seen on
streets, as dog is deaf and can
not hear approaching cars. Any
extra caution will be very much
appreciated
Harry Howe
Art & Anne’s
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Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
WE
RESERVE
THE
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Any or AH
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
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ohnCARRADINE-Robert RYAN
Amelita WARD • William TERRY
Wally BROWN • Alan CARNEY
Produced and Directed by John H. A«m
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Sun* & Mon.
If you want something funny ...
... This is a honey .. .
Bob is an undercover man in Washington . . .
And the spies are thick as flies . ..
Then the plot thickens ...
And before the final gong . . .
Hope practically winds up in a “Sarong” ...
You’ll get a bang out of it for . . .
TIMS is their funniest f/f §§
Directed by
DAVID BUTLER
SCtCCN PLAY RY HARRY KURNiTZ
Released through
RKO Radio Pictures
SAMUEL GOLVWyN
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COVERED
News & Color Cartoon
S U N. :2:3U-4:30- 6:30-8:30
Mon :6:30-8 :3U
Tue. & Wed*
.The SONS OF HEAVEN EXPOSED!
Sensational Drama that rips
veil from Jap terror secrets!
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Thur. 8t Fri
ALAN MOWBRAY • MILDRED COLES • ROGER CLARK-SARAH PADDEN
A JACK WM. VOTION PRODUCTION • d»km >> Raymond McCAREY • >, ben hersh
Screen Pier by Leonard Praskms and Roswell Rogers . Original Story by Roswell Rogers and Edward lames
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Coming - -
Samuel Goldwyn’s Greatest Production
'THE NORTH STAR”
with a cast including 8 top stars
★ ALWAYS
SHOW AT THE ORPHEUM ★