man Story
sis of Film
^of that great pictures do'
require pretentious stories
-nished by the picture. “One
jn Heaven”, to be shown
e Orpheum theatre one day
Sunday, May 30.
je picture ii based on tho
by Hartzell Spence, inci
a,13y now in the Armed forces
editor of the Army publica
Yank, in which he tells the
human, very real and very
3-to-earth troubles of a
hodist minister and his fam
he family no more than gets
ed than orders come to move
off they have to struggle to
,ber strange town to live in
,fo<er leaky house and lead a
>f goldfish privacy before the
ecting eyes of more small
n people. The situations are
ale but powerful and many
»s outstandingly funny, as in
scene where the minister, to
w his son how a movie can be
rious, takes him to see a
liam Hart movie, because he
self likes them,
rederic March in the leading
does the best acting of his
*er, and Martha Scott, after
picture, certain'y ought to
to new heights in popular
The cast includes Frankie
amas, Elizabeth Frazes and
seoe Ates.
’he most powerful scenes con
a the climax, where Frederic
r«h, with the aid of his fam
sueceeds in finally having a
t church built with an expen
e organ and carillon included.
\ Technicolor cartoon and
ramount newsreel are included
the Sunday program.
Varrant Officer Elion Brown -
and Mrs. Firowning, the for
r Mershon Kessler, are the
«nts of a son born at the
oy hospital Wednesday at 9
. The infant weighed 7 1-2
rods.
(continued from page 1)
Approved appointment of A1
ron as city assessor for the
rent year.
leard reading of a wire from
vernor Gruening affirming
sage of a law providing ap
otsient by the council of 3
itees for the Griffin Memori
lospitak
kpproved taxi business lic
e transfers from Marvin Ham
to Jay Tolbert and Glen E
iks to T. T. Jackson.
3ENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
U N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
The fia.uk >f ’.oiSiak .v;!l be
closed 'Inn aj or Memorial
Day which t nt. year occurs on
Sunday tomorrow.
The Volunteer fire department
was called to a chimney fire at
Dell’s cafe during the noon hour
Thursday. There was no damage ,
ISLAND FOUNTAIN
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Sandwiches
cfountain Specialties Soft Drinks\ Candies
Stationery Supplies
( Across From Felder Building )
FOR YOUR
f NIGHT OUT
VISIT.
O > v V 5 ',v JLMFUL entertainment spot
[(It COCKTAIL LOUNGE
of the
MECCA BIB
Roy Snyder, Prop
TERMINAL >F THE KODIAK TRANSIT BUSES
Weekdays &
S&turdavs
1st. show 6:30
SUNDAY
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shows
wi| '
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or All
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONITE
“WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES’’
SUNDAY ONLY
J
HEAVENS
From the beloved best-seller!
A WARNER BROS. SUCCESS, with BEULAH BONDI • GENE LOCKHART • ELISABETH FRASBR
HARRY DAVENPORT LAURA HOPE CREWS • GRANT MITCHELL
Directed by (lllBl IRVING RAPPER
Scraaa Floy ky Cauy ftobbwan fnm Ik* book by Hartzall Spanca l
' Matlc by Mon Sialnar A Wamar »ro».Hr«l National Ptctaaa
Paramount News Technicolor Cartoon
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Tho, Top Tria ol luneWW*
The Hottest
and his music makers
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Double Feature
George Sanders & Wendy Barrie
- PLUS -
Riotous goings-on
when hubby is burned
to a crisp by his bride’s
ex-flame—a week-end
ing playboy with a
weakness for romance! J
Fast - clicking fun by {
the author of best
selling “What Makes
Sammy Run”!
DENNIS i>’fsE> IA \ ..
Phillip R(*eil lOd v Evereti II '
\ : ZAZU PITTS
> rantclyn Pangborn
□AY
rpm y
"THE BEST I
EVER SMI!
John O'Hara
N*wswttk
The Mercury Actors
George Coulourig
Paul Stewart
Erskine Sanford
Dorothy Commgore
ncry Collins
Agnes Moorehead
Ruth Warrick
William Alland
SEE IT FROM ITS AMAZING
i START. (Times of showing) jj