:ary Grant, Janet j
Hair In Gay Roles
“Once Upon a Time” is one of'
l08e pictures that blend com
y, love and fantasy in a heart
ening story that you will re
ember long after you have
eD it as one of your most
easant experiences in motion
cture entertainment. ;
Qary Grant heads the cast
,d is outstanding in his role of
former big-shot theatrical pro
ueer trying to make a come
icS on hard-hearted Broad
ay. One day he meets a boy,
|»yed by Ted Donaldson, who
is an unusual pet—a dancing
iterpillar. Grant sees a chance
► make money with the boy’s
et sod arranges a deal withi
fait Disney for exclusive own
skip of the caterpillar. The
oy makes Grant promise never
> separate him from the pet,
Curley" by name, and Grant
romises but goes on with his
ig deal.
lovely Janet Blair, the boy’s
ster, doesn’t trust Grant, and
?gins to interfere with his plans
iren as he falls in love with her,
ad Grant runs into more troub
i with his pai, James Gleason,
ho almost steals the show with
is portrayal of the hard-boiled
septic who takes the boy’s side
gainst Cary.
Laughs tumble one after an
ther as Cary tr es to convince
reryone he has a dancing cater
illar, and when he does the
iughs grow as Cary frantically
nes to take advunage of his
onanza.
The climax of the picture is
lie grandest surprise of all—
ou won’t guess it in a million
ears, but when you see it you’ll
now it is the only way it could
Bve happened — once upon a
me!
ormer Base Employe
Ved In States
Bremerton—Private Howard
locky” Miller, home after 26
lODths in the Asiatic-Pacific
hcatre of Operations, was inar
ed here on Feb. 1 to Mrs. Mar
ket Mayer of Sheridan Park.
Pvt. Miller was employed for
years before enlistment as a
»ok by Siems-Drake at Kodiak
>d is a brother to A1 Miller,
oprietor of the Victory Cafe
l Kodiak.
Tlie bridegroom wears 4 over
»s bars, the Good Conduct
ledal and on his campaign rib
» one battle star for Attu.
fter 21 days furlough he will
port to Santa Barbara, Calif.,
r reassignment.
nnounce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ma'utin
•ounced the engagement of
»ir daughter, Marian Pana
isroff to Cpl. Carl C. Sautner,
• 8. Marine®, at a bnthday
held in Mr. Malutin’s
<®or at the Victory Cafe Fri
ky evening.
The wedding will be held some
^ after Russian Easter which
May 6.
Other guests at the party in
Wed: Mr. and Mrs. Senefont
lahitin, Mr. and Mrs. William
Robertson, Mrs. Mary Garoutte,
Edna Bent, Beatrice and Mar
garet Malutin, Elizabeth Pana
maroff, Victor Malutin and Wil
liam Robertson, Jr.
Meeting Changed
At a regular meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce, held at
the City Hall, February 8, 1945,
it was moved, seconded and un
animously approved that begin
ning with the February 22nd
meeting, members would meet
at 12:15 at the Victory Cafe
Dining Room. Meetings will be
held, as heretofore, the second
and fourth Thursday of each
month.
Try Mirror Classifieds
65 At Clinic
Between 60 and 65 ore-school
children took advantage of the
clinic held last Thursday for
small pox vaccination and diph
theria immunization, Public
Health Nurse Marion Curtis an
nounced today.
Just a month from Thursday
the second shots will be adminis
tered, Miss Curtis said, and a
notice will be published at that
time as a reminder.
Notice
The Beachcomber's will be
closed next Tuesday only from 4
pm until 11 pm for a private
party. After 11 pm it'will be open
to the public.
Service a field
Funeral services for George
Smiloff, Sand Point resident who
passed away here last Friday,
were held Wednesday at the
Russian Church parsonage with
the Very Rev. Gregory Gleboff
officiating. Interment was in the
Russian cemetery.
Visits Skagway
Walt Sipprell, local agent for
the Alaska Steamship company,
Hew to his home town of Skag*
way Thursday on a short visit
with relatives and to see his
brother who is home on a pre
embarkation furlough.
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
ANN MILLER
6 LEADING ORCHESTRAS
“CHARLIE BARNET”
“LOUIS <\RMSTRONG”
“ALVINO REY” “JAN GARBER”
“GLEN GRAY” TEDDY POWELL”
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CARY GRANT
with
JANET BLAIR
- JAMES SLEASON - TED DONALDSON J
• Directed by ALEXANDER HAIL • A COLUMBIA PICTURE ^
Mon. 6:30-8:30
News & Color Cartoon SUN.: 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:3(
TUE. & WED. 6:30-8:30
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Thrills .. . romance ...
with daredevil heroet
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Oir.ct.d by WILLIAM BERKE • Original Scroonplay by Edward T.
Iowa and Maxwell Shona • A Paramount Picture
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(630 & 5:45)
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