HELD OVER!
TECHNICOLOR
JUDY GARLAND WEEK
JESDAY
3NESDAY
HURSDAY
FRIDAY
rURBAY
SUNDAY
YOLANDA & THE THIEF
HARVEY GIRLS
MEET ME II ST. L
ANOTHER LYRIC FIRST
ONE SOLID WEEK OF TECHNICOLOR
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10-26p
permit transfers have
pproved for Charles John
James H. Travers; James
8 to Harry Lindgrea; Te
ockney from Tom Gallag
d a permit was granted
les Garroutte, ex-service
sndar of Events
«g & Professional Women
aer Meeting Victory cafe,
iday, 6:30
Police at city hall
Mondaj
' Club
iday noon, Victory cafe.
;au Legion, Tuesday 8 pm
munity Center
.“an Legion Auxiliary, 8 pm
iday, Community Center
>er of Commerce
rs. noon, Victoty cafe.
Y THE MIRROR
lassifieds
Technicolor Featured
The Lyric theatre will present
a solid week of Judy Garland
Technicolor hits beginning with
"Yolanda And The Thief” on
Tuesday and Wednesday The
midweek hit is “The Harvey
Girls” playing Thursday and
Friday, and ending the Techni
color week on Saturday and Sun
day is “Meet Me In St. Louis”,
returned to the screen as a result
of the nationwide clamor of
screen fans. This is your last
chance to see these hits any
where
Music of the Masters will be
featured at the Kodiak Commun
ity Center from 5 to 6 pm on
Sundays hereafter, according to
an announcement by the pro
gram committee. Classical mus
ic only will be played during
that hour. Persons who enjoy
good music are invited to make
requests during the week for the
selections they desire.
Taxi licenses of the local driv
ers which were suspended at a
special meeting last week with
Lt. Co1 Henry Massie, provcst
marshal, were reinstated at the
regular meeting Monday. Col.
Massie had asked the council to
revoke certain of the licenses on
the grounds the drivers had
knowingly allowed liquor to be
taken in the base.
The city’s action followed a
report by Stan Nelson, of the
judieiary committee, who had
examined the city ordinance and
reported that the city could re
voke the licenses only after a
hearing before the city magis
trate, or after a conviction on
such charges in any court.
John Hughes returned to Ko
diak this week after a trip to
Anchorage for the purpose of
taking a bar examination.
Tw'o bids for insurance for]
city femployes under the Alaska
Workmen’s Compensation Law |
were presented at the couneil
meeting Monday, one from the
W. J. Erskine Co. and one from
the Bank of Kodiak. The bids j
were referred to committee.
Orpheum Has Kaye
In Goldwyn Musical
Danny Kaye’s versatility rises
to new heights in tne howling
Technicolor' success, “Wonder
Man’’, in which Hollywood’s
newest comedy genius is co
starred with lovely Virginia
Mayo at the Orpheum theatre
Sunday and Mouday.
The story is a slightly zany one
about twin brothers, played by
Danny, but the situations that
develop are extremely comical
and Kaye is given opportunity
to display his unique comedy
talents.
One of the brothers is a brash,
nervy daneer, who gets bumped
j off by a gang after he is witness
1 to a murder. His ghost wants to
I get revenge, so it goes to the
body’s twin, (Danny) who is a
shy, bashful guy about to marry
a librarian. He gets in a jam
with her right away, as well as
well as with Vera-Ellen, who
thinks he should marry her, and
with the gargsters, who want to
kill him again
The picture was produced on
a lavish scale by Samuel Gold
wyn and photographed in Tech
nicolor, and the cast includes
Donald Woods, S. Z. Sakall, the
Goldwyn Girls and others.
NOTICE
There will be no dance tonight |
at Blinn’s Hall due to illness of
one of the orchestra members,
j The dances will resume next Sat
I urday October 26.
NOTICE
Attention Cannery Workers
For election of an Executive
Committee a meeting will be
held at 7 pm Tuesday, Oct. 29 at
the Union Hall.
S Also if you are interested in
1 your wages, hours and working
conditions, be there. 10-26c
NOTICE
A special meeting of the Juni
or Police will be held at the City
Hall next Monday. Oct. 21, at
7:30, Police Chief Belmont Mc
Cormick announced today.
All members and prospective
members are asked to be t here.
NOTICE
Under the grading system of
inspection on all features of san-!
itation and food handling, the
following eating establishments
in Kodiak were scored as follows.
The inspections are made Deriod
ically.
Kodiak Fountain .94
Island Fountain .99
Victory Cafe .90
Polar Bear Cafe .85
Jack’s Cafe .97
Casino .95
Belmont Cafe .91
Yum Yum Shop .92
Cheechako Grill .97
Montmartre .96
Beachcombers .96
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
(. it) Health Officer
ORPHEUM
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THE SHOffPLACE.OF KODIAK
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
WOMEN IN BONDAGE _
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
He didn’t have a “ghost” of a chance with
VIRGINIA MAYO G VCRA-CLLCN
ID
WONDER MAN
until—!!! But see for yourself!!!
STARRING
DANNY KAYE
Otto Kruger
K. Sskall
with
Allen Jenkins Edward Brophy
Donald Woods S
&
! ! GIRL S—Goldwyn—G I R L S
ALL IN TECH NI CD LCD R
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TUE. ONLY
— RESHOWING —
Johnny Doesn’t
Live Here Anymore
SIMONE SIMON
JAMES ELLISON
WED. & THU
'liSo CORRIGAN
iennis MOORE fwTERHUNE
EVELYN FINLEY
6:30 & 8:30
FRI. & SAT.
REISSUE
LLOYD NOLAN • CONSTANCE MOORE • ALBERT DEKKER
Sheldon Leonard • Barbara Allen SB,* Edward Brophy • Warren Hper |fp*~ (*
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Picking up on the gndiron
where they left off on the dia
mond, the Junior Soph football
team of Kodiak High School de
feated a hard-fighting Senior
Froah eleven by a score of 14 to
0 Wednesday in Kodiak’s first
official football game.
Bob Pearson made a nice catch
of Bill Oberholtzer’s long pass to
score the first touchdown for the
Junior-Sophs Tim Chernoff car
ried the ball across for the extra
point.
The Junior Sophs scored again
in the last period on a well-exe
euted end run with Tim Chernoff
carrying the ball for thirty yards.
Herman Beukers scored the ex
tra point around left end.
A Senior-Frosh rally, featur
ing a forty yard pass from Kay
W8de to Archie Nelson, fell short
of a score.
Jim Bennett refereed the game
with Ken Wade as umpire-head
linesman.
Guests and members of the
Rotaiy club enjoyed a program
of movies at Hie regular luncheon
Tuesda at the V iclcry cafe.
Mrs. Mildred Hermann OP A.
director, spoke a few words on
the closing of the local OPA of*
fice and Admiral Daubm read
some copies of letters written by
an old sea captain in the late
19.h century in Australia, which
provided a humorous parallel
with modern shipping difficulties.
Other guests included Lu List
on Dick Codd and Ed Brooker.
Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Ilocksted
are the parents of a daughter,
Hildur Juiine, born just after
midnight on October 13. The ba
by weighed 7 pounds
Mr Edward Higgins is receiv
ing medical treatment at the
hospital.
Mr. Wesley Rose, of Woody
Island, is in this hospital for
medical treatment
Marjorie Anderson had a min
or operation on Monday