arold Lloyd's
st Film Funny
In his first venture as a film
■oducer, Harold Lloyd, reovvn
1 screen comedian, chose three
Hollywood’s most popular
>ung players to carry the coin
ly brunt of “A Girl, a Guy, a
ob”, feature coming to the Or
leum theatre Sunday.
George Murphy as ahappy-go
ucky sailor, Lucille Ball his
veetheart and a rich man’s
cretary, and Edmond O’Brien
s her super-efficient boss whom
ie eventually humanizes, top
ie notable cast in this RKO
adio film, which is said to be
ie of the most riotous romantic
imedies of the year.
Designed for laughter, the
ory of “A Girl, a Guy, and a
lob” follows a different pal tern
ith highly satisfactory results,
'he triangle affair between the
iree leading principals is solved
ith hilarious results.
Also in the cast are Henry
'ravers, Franklin Pangborn,
lady Correll, Kathleen Har
ard and Lloyd Corrigan.
Dutch Harbor
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warehouse and a few fuel oil
anks were hit and set afire and
empty aircraft hangar hit.
In all the Aleutian actions the
ccount stressed that shore
efenders were ready for action,
n the case of the first raid on
)uteh Harbor ship and shore
roti-aircraft batteries “opened
ire 5 minutes before the first
>omb dropped.” No U. S. ships
irere hit during the raid.
Damage inflicted the first day
onsisted of firing a few barracks
.nd warehouse at both Army
rod Navy patrol plane about to
ake off with official mail. The
fccond raid was made at 5 p m.
he next day At the same time
he fuel tanks were hit.
“Since June 4th there hava
feen no further attacks at Dutch
larbor, Fort Mears, Fort Glenn,
ir any other U. S. military in
tallation in Alaska or Aleu
ians.”
Lreas occupied by the enemy to
late have all been undefended
rod consist of Kiska, Attu and
igatlu.
Fire Wagons
(continued from page 1)
orarily they will be adapted to
se the city’s present 1 1-2 inch
ntil it does come.
The two trucks, provided the
ty without cost by federal
FLY WITH
STAR
AIR
LINES
INC.
FOR
INFORMATION
SEE
Agent
RAY MARTIN
<rant, are tin culmination of a
long effort, to get modern fire
protection for the city With the
chemical equipment and hand
extinguishers already on hand,
and new equipment, including
nasks, wire cutters, etc. that
ire to be ordered, Kodiak will
have fire equipment as good as
iny in Alaska
Meeting Notice
There will be a special meet
ing of the Kodiak Volunteer
Firemen, Monday at 9 p. m. at
the Mecca lounge. All firemen
nust turnout to received new
assignments.
Frank Hermann, Sec.
3533&J
Log Waffle Shop
Myrtle Kemptou, Prop.
SHORT ORDERS
QUICK SERVICE
Fresh Eggs Only
Are Used in Our Orders
Fresh Milk
frame
/ - y . •'v 'v y
Colors are Fresher
Dress is Lovelier
That sums up what the
KODIAK STEAM
LAUNDRY
will do for your dresses.
Why not try it?
KODIAK STEAM LAUNDRY
Weekdays &
Saturdays
Doors will
open
6:00
1st. show 6:30
ORFHEUN
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
Doors Open
2:00 P. M.
SUNDAY
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shows
LAST SHOWING TONITE
ANOTHER ‘DODGE CITY'!
A WARNER 8ROS HIT, witk
DENNIS MORGAN.JANE WYMAN-WAYNE MORRIS-ARTHUR KENNEDY
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S UNDAY ONLY
Produced by the famous comedy
HAROLD LLOYD,
to give you
the tops in
screen laughs!
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Distributed by RKO RADIO
GEORGE
MURPHY
with
tuciue
BALL
EDMOND
O’BRIEN
HENRY TRAVERS • FRANKLIN PANOBORN
Directed by RICHARD WALLACE
Screen play by Frank Ryan and Bert Granet
MONDAY & TUESDAY
^FULO/r.
Chapter 6
“JUNIOR G MEN”
Dead End Kids & Little Tough Guys
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
JACK
HOLT
22211
CHARLES BUSSELL
SURRETT* HAYDEN
/
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Original screenplay by Mourice Geraghty • Directed by HOW/fRD BRETHERTON
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
The Stars of “Hurricane”
. . . Re-united at Last!
Dorothy \
Lamour
and
Jon
Hall
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COUTH Sf4$
Paramount's music-filled thrill spectacle
§f|^ in glowing T£CfffflC0W&
with LYNNE OVERMAN • PHIL;? .‘I'D
KATHERINE deMILLE • FRITZ LEIBER
DONA DRAKE-Directed by ALFRED SANTELL