Crosby Film
Sunday, Monday
Bing sings and piays the
Ponies in his latest Para-'
mount picture, Riding Hitrh,'
which is showing at the Orph.
eum tomorrow and Monday.
Feminine lead in the film is
held by Coleen Gray and
others in the cast include
Frances Gifford, Charles Bick
ford;' William Demarest and
James Gleason.
Four new songs are intro
duced by Bing and he also
gives out with two old ones.
Friday and Saturday the
Technicolor Paramount film
The Eagle and the Hawk,
starring John Payne, Rhonda
Fleming and Dennis O’Keefe
may be seen.
The time of the film story is
around 1863 and the setting is
Mexico along the international
border. Others in the film in- j
elude Frank Faylen. Fred
Clark and Eduardo Noriega. J
The plot has something to,
do withfthe attempted seizing ]
of the government and the1
elevation of Napoleon’s Maxi-j
milian to Emperor of Mexico. !
Payne and O’Keefe portray
undercover agents in the film.
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Prowler Enters
Two Buildings
The Standard Oil Company
office and the Donnelley and
Acheson warehouse and dis
play room were entered some
time Dec. 23 or 24 by prow
lers, the U. S. Marshal’s of
fice revealed this week.
Entry was made to the
Standard Oil office through a
window in the lavatory and at
Donnelley and Acheson by
breaking a window in the
warehouse.
The intruder opened desk
drawers in the oil company
and forced open a cash regis
ter at D & A. U. S. Deputy
Marshal Clarence Dizney is
making ah investigation.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes
Johnson entertained the Wed
nesday after Christmas at a
Christmas carol party.
Couple Wed
Miss Gloria Ethel Williams,
daughter of Clarence Wil
i liams, of the base intelligence
office, and Hobart Wayne
Cross, navy yeoman, were
married December 29 by
Chaplain John Weise.
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As security for a loan fro*®
the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, -■ the Mainland
Fisheries has assigned to the
RFC its permit to operate at
Kukak Bayr according to a
recording made recently at tfc*
commissioner’s office.
Miss Sandra Perkins, high
school student, returned last
Friday from Riverside, CaliLe
where she speht a week with
her brother Capt. E. V. Das?.
Mrs. Myrna Perkins, city
clerk, who left Dec. 20 with
her daughter, will return
shortly.
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