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KODIAK
jgjfTBAL LABOR COUNCL
meets the 1st Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
yiabennen’s Union HaE
5wd President
,,j Sanstrom, Vice-President
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
^ets on the 1st, & 3rd, Sun
tyof each Month at 1:30 p.m.
jthe Union Hall
S. Signal Corps.
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THE CROWNING MUSICAL TRIUMPH
From 20th Century-Fox...Makers of Miracle SHaskahl
ALICE CARMEN PHIL
Faye Miranda Baker
BENNY GOODMAN & his Orchestra
in »
The Gang’s All Here’
IN TECHNICOLOR
2
DAYS
SAT.
SUN.
THE THEATRE THAT’S FIRST
Leaves On Visit
Miss Audrey Brobst, employed
at the Victory cafe, left this week
for Renton, Wash , where she is
going to visit with her mother
and sister. Her plans for the trip
were indefinite, she said, but she
expects to spend some time in
California and return after the
first of the year.
Before leaving she was the
honor guest at a going awaj
party given by Mr. and Mrs. A1
Miller at their home on Shelikol
highway.
Alexia Woche was admitted tc
the GM hospital Sunday and re
mained four days for treatment.
To Seattle
Carl Lagerberg left this week
for Seattle to visit with his par
ents and sister. This is his first
trip out in 3 years, and he ex
pects to be gone for 2 months.
Uyakan On Trip
Henry Denis, from Uyak, left
this week to spend the winter in
the States, probably in Arizona,
he said He has been in Alaska
since 1908
To Tacoma
Mrs. Verda Anderson returned
to Kodiak the first of the week
on a second visit within two!
months, and left again later in
the week to return to her home
in Tacoma, Washington.
Has Birthday
Mrs. George Blinn entertained
a few friends Saturday evening,
Oct. 14, at home, the occasion
being Mr. Blinn’s birthday.
Try Mirror Classifieds
NOTICE
Having purchased the Brook
lyn Avenue Garage, parts and
equipment, all ai tides belonging
to outside parties must be called
for within three weeks from
Oet. 7.
E. B. Hopkins
Arthur Deering
Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
Lyric Has Hit Musical
Critics the country over are
acclaiming 20th Century*Fox s
great, new musical triumph
scheduled to open Saturday at
the Lyric theatre.
And when they say, “The
Gang’s All Here,” they mean
just that, for the picture boastB
a dazzling galaxy of the brightest,
stars in musical history, headed
by Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda,
Phil Baker, and Benny Good
man and his famous Orchestra,
with a brilliant supporting cast
of r.opnotchers including Eugene
Pallette, Charlotte Greenwood,
Edward Everett Horton and''
Tony De Marco, as well 86
James Ellison, Sheila Ryan and >
Dave Willock.
All in all, "The Gang’s AlU
Here” adds up to the most lav
ishingly lovely, tunefully ter
rific, mirthfully marvelous aDd
girlfully glorious musical of the
year, what with Alice singing
love songs as only she can sing
them, Carmen as delightfully de
lirious as ever, Phit Baker
"knocking them in the aisles”
with his high hilarity, and the
king of swing beating out the
solid-sending rhythms that havw
made him America’s No. 1 bandJ
leader.
Grey Nuns
Seattle—Shown during a brief
stopover here are these 5 Grey
Nuns of Philadelphia on their
way to Kodiak to taKe over a
hospital.
Seated, from left: Sisters St,
Hilary, Mary Monica, Madeline
of the Sacred Heart, John Berch
mans and Father Edgar Gallant,
of Skagway, who is accompany
ing them north; standing, Sister
Mary Leo.
Later developments postpcir
ed transfer of the hospital untiF
the Territorial legislature meets.
See story page 1.
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