Pittsburg’ Sunday
It Orpheum
Violent melodrama, moving’
if'ftly along the turbulent
purse o American progress,
jmmarizes (he significant ap
tal of Universal’s "Pittsburg,”
bowing Sunday, Dec. 26, one
«v only at Orpheum Theatre,
‘be picture graphically filmed,
eals with (he lives and loves of
mdern pioneers who have
rown up and prospered to
sther with Pennsylvania’s great
idustrial metropolis.
Marlene Dietrich, Randolph
eott and John Wayne are co
arred in the distinguished cast
hieh features Frank Craven,
ouise Allbritton and Shemp
[oward. Important supporting
oles are carried by Thomas
Somez, Ludwig Stossel and
amuel S. Hinds.
Action ot the story follows
le careers of three people, a
rl and two men, who struggle
jngerouely and face hardship
iliantly. Miss Deitrich has the
ole of the girl, a miner’s daught
r. Wayne and Scott appear as
ivals for her attentions. Craven
jseen as a scientist and Miss
Jlbritton’s assignment is that
a debutante.
:The romance, rivalry and ad
pntures of the film’s principal
laracters run closely parallel to
le drama of the steel city itself
nd the c'imax of the story is
eclared to be ingeniously inter
roven with the mighty, swing
»ver to all-out war production.
lonald O’Connor
n Christmas Show
Stardom becomes a reality for
iro of Hollywood’s most talent
d youngsters in Universal’s
useful and sp'rited picture,
Get Hep To Love ” coming to
he Orpheum Theatre. The pic
are will be shown next Friday
bd Saturday, with a matinee
n Saturday, Christmas day
The two new stars are Gloria
tan and Donald O’Connor
oth have appeared in many
»een successes and now, it is
Inounced, they are honored by
up-billing and will be seen in a
lory devised to exploit their in
ividual and remarkable person
ities.
JaDe Erazee and Robert Paige
ive the important supporting
Jes
Other notables In the cast in
»sde Peggy Rynn> Cora Sue
Filins and the celebrated Jivin’
beks and Jills.
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low quintuplets
relieve coughing «f
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■Ujd, Regular, and Extra btromp
Weekdays &
Saturdays
Shows 5,7 & 9
SUNDAY
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shows
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or All
Admissions
MON. &. TUE. - Dec. 20 - 21
Phyllis Brooks • Dick Purcell Cv
Jerome Cowan • Edward Norris' James Burke
Story and Screen Play by Eric Taylor
Directed by. JAMES HOGAN
A COLUMBIA PICTURE
PLUS Chap. 11
“Don Winslow of the Navy”
WED. & THUR.
Double feature
N w
William GARGAN
Turban BEY
M Willie FUNG
Irene HERVEY
Keye LUKE
Sam LEVENE
JOHN LITEL * FRIEDA INESCORT
BILLY DAWSON.CHRISTIAN RUB
Directed by D. ROSS LEDERMAN
A WARNER BROS.-Rmc iw*
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
2
JANE FRAZEE ROBERT PAIGE //
PEGGY HYAH CORA SUE COLLINS //
and starring V1
GLORIA JEAN Donald O'CONNOR
SUNDAY DECEMBER 26
MnOF STEEL! WOMEN OF FIRE if
_forged in the flames
of Pittsburgh's wildest era!
A Charles X. Feldman Production
MARLENE DIETRICH
RANDOLPH SCOn
JOHN WAYNE
FRANK CRAVEN LOUISE ALLBRITTON
SHEMP HOWARD THOMAS GOMEZ
LUDWIG STGSSEL SAMUEL S. HINOS
. jWl*i
_
I Play, Kenneth Garnet-Tom Ifrjf ilMnirt1 Story, George Owen •Tom Reed
MON. & TUE.
with Bobby Samarzich . Conrad Binyon
Mary Lou Harrington . Scotty Beckett
Steven Muller . A Columbia Picture
Final Chapter-"Don Willow of the Navy”
DOUBLE FEATURE
WED. & THUR5.
_ , - I 11, ^ i-n I II Hill Illliiii imTI-'
i«a -—nr- ~i-1- 'Z.S&hgX&L • ,
A COLUMBIA'!
PICTURE
with
BERT GORDON
mAKuARLI LINBSAY-JUHN btfll
Story and Screen play by Harry Sauber • Directed
by CHARLES BARTON * Produced by JACK FIER
HAYDEN
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WTHESimJ
Dub Taylor • Alma Carroll v
w,nd BOB WILLS f
HIS TEXAS PLAYBOYS !