rpheum Picture
as New Theme
Every once in a while a pic
re comes from Hollywood
lich outdoes time itself in
aeliness. With almost the en
e world anxiously awaiting the
cisive defeat of the Nazi
rdes and the bringing to trial
the leaders of its manifold
mes announcement of the
Ding presentation at the
pheum Theatre Sunday and
onday of Columbia’s “None
all Escape” arrives as a piece
thrilling news for picture fans,
is a ticklish subject in which
lumbia has so courageously
meered. “None Shall Escape”
aid to bring it to the screen
an honest, forthright manner
'jth thrilling but thoughtful ob-!
iveness as each war criminal
jut on the witness stand of
little Polish court and at
pts to defend his actions of
H i past.
n a series of thrilling “cut
j iks,” “None Shall Escape” is
d to depict the afteimath,
| effect of the last world war
6 the inhabitants of a small
age on the German-Polish
I der, then step by step to car.
J the onlooker through the in
: ion which began the horrors
J his war.
| o project the brutal realism
j uch a story requires not just
• rod cast of players, but a
j iant one. Columbia has ac
S plished this too. Among the
i ured players we find: Mar
i Hunt, Alexander Knox, Hen
1 Travers, Erik Rolf, Richard
j b, Dorothy Morris, Ruth
ion and Kurt Kreuger.
Kodiak Diary
(See Also Page 3)
bcial Item 1—Duke, year-old
aiel of Mrs. Evelyn Tolliver,
the recipient of a lovely
hday party Thursday at his
kress’ home. Feature of the
fy was a decorated birthday1
from Christy's bakery,
^ing Duke’s name and one
He.
icial Item 2—A surprise out
out house warming party,
rating the addition of a new
1 at the Mirror office, was
ered Mr. and Mrs. William j
amme Thursday evening. Af
drairering the chic siilcloth
le new addition a lovely gift
presented. The party then
ired to the Fretzs’ home
e cake, coffee and puns were <
ed. Present were Mr. and I
. C. W. Fretzs, Mr. and Mrs. I
1 Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee j
inger, Paul Fretzs and Leo
?e. _
looked for a while like
election Tuesday might be
ested, when Donald Mur
, Signal Corps deliverer, dis
ced "at least three” write
otes for him had not been
dated. Later he cooled off,
ever, and admitted defeat.
1 Chouinard, who left here
ht v on a cannery tender for
■tie, is now working in a ship
l in Portland, Ore., according
ord received here.
tarles Pestrikof was in the
hospital 2 days this wees.
Pleads Guilty
Rose Martin pled guilty yes
terday afternoon before U. S.
Commissioner C. C. Naughton
to a charge of conducting a baw
dy house and was fined $100.
Esther Marie Sundberg had
her tonsils removed yesterday at
the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Cliff Lillethun of Kodiak is
employed by the Washington
Fish & Oyster company at Port
Williams. _
Alva Skonberg, of Chignik,
underwent an appendectomy at
the GM hospital this week
Clyda Melcolie, of Karluk, was
admitted to the GM hospital
this week.
Arthur Martinson, from Ugan- '
ik, was admitted to the GM hos
pital this week for treatment for
a fractured shoulder.
Nettie Shuravlof received
medical care at the GM hospital
this week.
Card Of Thanks
I desire to express publicly
my thanks to all who aided my
candidacy. If, as now seems like
ly, the final returns insure my
election, I wish to give assur
ance I shall go to Congress with
only one aim: to do all possible
to advance the cause of Alaska
and to serve Alaskans faith
fully and well.
E. L. (Bob) Bartlett
Art & Anne’s
CAFE
STEAKS
a specialty
formerly the Model Cafe
I
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
&: in the air
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AU
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
loMflO'S f/0.1 COMEDIENNE WA
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>rtw Play by Mont* trie*
A COLUMBIA HCTUBf
Directed by CHARLES BARTON • Produced by IRVINC BRISKIN
Sun. & Mon.
A moving drama
of Nazi bru- A
talities-and
the justice /
an outraged
world will J
demand! If
with Marsha Hunt
A
WAlexander Knox • Henry Travers
COLUMBIA PICTURE
Sawa.Play by Uitw Cot* • Directed by ANDRE DE TOTH • Frodvud by SAMUEL IKCHOFP
Community Sing
SUN.: 2:30-4:30-6:30-3:30
News & Color Cartoon Mon.:6:30-8:3o
TUES. & WED.
6:30-8:30
ueen of the Brawling
,(«rra
m
' ANN SAVAGE • TOM NEA1.
GLENDA FARRELL-LESTER ALLEN
Suggest* H by ihe life oi Ko»e P.ocK**elb;
Motsor. the or.iq'ual ■ ’Klondike Kate ■
A COLUMBIA PICTURE
Screen Ploy by M. Coote. W.b«er • Directed by WIIUAM CAST If e Produced by IRVING IRISKIN
ADDED AT TRACT I ON
"Roar, Navy Roar4’
— Our Navy in Action —
THUR. & FRI.
6:30-8:30
• EXCITING
• INTRIGUING
• MYSTIFYING
"TiJS
ftiuifl spamiolu"
starring
John Garfield
Maureen O’Hara