ir Hearts Were
ling & Gay’ Here
st-seller ‘ Our Hearts Were
ug and Gay,” which made
Billion readers howl with
hter, is the record ot a fain
jaunt made by two 19-ye.ir
oelles who crossed* the Atlan
o find something romantic,
iramount’s screen version,
|h plays at the Orpheum
jrday and Sunday, is full of j
hilarity of the original script
presents in the starring roles
aiedy team that is excruciat
r impish, that of Gail Russell
Diana Lynn.
jil will be remembered as
beautiful heroine of “The
ivited” and Diana as the
)ger sister in “The Miracle
[organ’s Creek”. In their
picture together they are a
idy team that’s terrific!
fie girls portray auy two
rican girls taking what is
ously their first trip to Eur
which starts in this case ba
le Gail is in love with young
es Brown: Diana loses her
t on board ship, and the
tj9ome is romantically at seal
[4bers in the perfect cast are
riie Ruggles, Dorothy Gish,
pjah Bondi, Jean Heather and
EdwardH,
an Missing
5r 2 Weeks
ft.anuska Ambrosia, a native
®!arluk on Kodiak island, has
missing since August 21 ac
ting to information received
this week by deputy U. S
Bshal Paul Hening from An
Charliago, chief of the vil
he communication said Am
ia was last seen by Nick
lonen asleep in a power skiff
he Karluk dock,
is wife, Julia, said he left
* late the night before to
for a daughter, one of 13
siren, who was out late.
oodley Airlines
10MING:
nth Dobas, Wayne Davis,
& Mrs Stan Nelson, Lucille
ing, Francis Cassidy, E. W
i, Della Kinports, J. Sledge
'GOING
•*d Gepner, John Chase, Le
Srickson, Gordon Gotcher,
rard Hayes, May Turley, Don
Hall, Wayne Davis, Margar
ieorge.
iska Steamship
DOMING
loese Yakanak, K. Kapshoi,
a & Gladys Azuyak, C. B.
asoo, Lazon Lukvitcb, Mat
i Larianoff, Nick Nakatte,
»s Larionoff, Speridon Nick
Howard Hayes, Betty Cart
ers. F. Carter, Mrs. Herbert
ncis, Rev. G. Gleboff, J J.
inghil), Mrs. W. M. White,
}ph J. Della Valle, Francis L.
J. Leon H. TowDsend, Mr. &
*- 0. C. Connelly & son Wil
o, Anthony Koska, J. A.
fteasoD, Dorothy Ginn, C. J.
eb, Mrs. G. W. Bubendorf &
lalifren, Grace Hawley, J. S.
raeher, Elizabeth Steilberg,
berta Huff, Robert S. Harris,
James Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. A.
J. Stear, Bert Flotre.
OUTGOING
Dale Bilkey, Ruben Holm, Ut.
William Wilson, Mrs. Kay Wil
son, Mrs. Minerva Olsen & in
fant Warren, Mrs. Lola Pickett
& daughter, OJhal Pickett, Mrs.
Valentine Laurel & infant John,
Mrs. Harriet Rieber, Vern John
son, Mrs. Gladys Brown, Augus
tian Adams, Mrs. Mary Essen,
Helen Dietmeier, Albert M. Lee,
Mrs. Priscilla Stults, Geneva D.
Yates, Mr. & Mrs Eldon Grimes
Mrs. Helen Rolison & son, Paul
Morrison, Mrs. Ethel Lee, Mild
red Bettinger, Mr. <fc Mrs. Ray
Heinrick, Paul Reynolds, Mrs.
Gertrude Rogers & 2 children,
Mrs. Ella Grimes, Nancy Meis
ter, Mrs Madeline Harris & 2 ;
daughters, John Graves.
To Ketchikan—Mr. & Mrs.
Roy Coble.
To Al tak—Miss Glectis Del
gaty, Miss Irene Shipley.
Boat In!
Everything nice and fresh.
So one of your “musts” this
week must be, I “must” eat
some of that so different food at
the Yum Yum Eats. (adv.)
Mrs. Celeste Lewis, former
Kodiak resident, was a visitor in j
Fairbanks recently on her way
from Nome t,o San Francisco.
She will enroll in a beauty course
in the California city that will
require 8 months’ training.
A letter, signed by George F.
Hopkins, outlining the procedure
in obtaining a permit to drive
piling and construct a float in
Kodiak harbor, was read at the
council meeting Monday night.
There was considerable discus
sion regarding the construction
of the temporary small-boat har
boi, with the council agreeing
that the plans should be com
pleted, so far as the city’s agree
ment with the local fishermen’s
union went. It was reported that
no further action has been taken
by the union on their part of the
work.
W. A. “Pat” Cannon, former
partner in Christy’s bakery, has
received his Territorial guide’s
license.
general I
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i 20 million laughed at the famous 'Book...
The Whole World will ROAR at the ‘Picture
“Our Hearts
Were Young & Gay”
|
starring
Gail Russell Diana Lynn
with
Charlie RUGGLES, Dorothy GISH, Beulah BONDI
Janies BROWN, Bill EDWARDS—oA ‘Paramount Picture
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
BUGS BUNNY COLOR CARTOON
2 REEL TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL
N El WS
r
MON. & TUE.
6:30 & 8:30
Radio’s Dippy Detec-A-Tiff
smashes crime and mends broken hearts
in his first screen scream!
The Crime Smasher”
with
Richard Cromwell Gale Storm
Mantan Moreland Edgar Kennedy
and
Frank Graham as "Cosmo Jones
ALSO
Musical Featurette 2 reel Comedy
Single reel variety
99
WED. & THU.
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Story ond Screen ' i
Ploy by Luci Ward
> Produced by JACK FIER
Directed by
x,% BENJAMIN KUNt
© PLUS A SECOND FEATURE ©
KILLER TRAPPED ON
MOUNTAIN PEAK!
Action — thrills — suspense . . .
when a Black Marketeer tangles
with a fighting Forest Ranger.
ParoinBvnt Prti»nti
i lA
FRI. & SAT,
030-8:30
SHE—came from a world without men—
H E—wa8 a man the worl(*!
Together they shared a daring adventure behind
the German lines in Fiance.
RAY MILLAND-BARBARA BRITTON
in
"TILL WE MEET AGAIN"
with Walter Slezak Lucille Watson Mona Fieeman
News Color Cartoon Musical