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aim Beach Story
pheum Comedy
,ook for laughs come next
iday and Monday at the
,beum theatre when Para
unt brings its new Preston
jges funfilm, “The Palm
ich Story” to town All «igns
Dt to its being topnotcn en
tainment in the best Sturges
Dner of “The Lady Eve”,
bristmas in July” and “The
?at McGinty”.
Tbe picture co stars the viva
os Claudette Colbert, who ha*
rer before appeared in any
ages picture, and Joel Mc
ea, who has. The two portray
ouple, married five years, and
t broke. Claudette believes she
lid be more of a help in ad
oring her husbands career if
swere a “sister” to him. He
esn’t agree with her but that
esn’t keep her from walking
it od him and going to Palm
(&ch for a divorce.
As she doesn’t have a penny
her name, it’s something of a
ck to get there but she makes
She picks up the richest man
tbe world and his yacht (not
rol Flynn).
Rudy Vallee, with a monocle,
»ys a different comedy role,
d Mary Astor portrays his
»de, much-married sister.
ounci I Story
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ing the school grounds as a
irking place and that persons
ing so will be fined.
The council also:
Changed the increase in sal
its at the Griffin Memorial
spital to SO instead of 40 per
□t, as the salaries for nurses
loted in a wire from the city
ark, in Seattle at the time, was
at as $150 and was received as
40.
Beard the report that both
& Benson and Erskine water
stem are being chlorinated,
d received a letter from the
giertment of health asking for
ans of the new water system,
the department insists the
w system be chlorinated also.
Granted a restaurant liquor
fcnse to Vera Pierce, to be used
connection with Pierce’s
•Main
Beferred to committee the re
est for transfer of taxi business
emse from J. K. Sinnett to
U Karvonen.
COMIN’ & GOIN’
ttoest Ayers, local man
*>r, Alaska Star Air Lines,
Ported the following recent
ssengers:
* COMING:
iMr. and Mrs. H. Lawhead,
bn R Holler.
*TGOING:
hlary Karl, Wm. Vivian,
*dy Boyle, Irving Johnson,
fen Decker, Lawrence Pana
*roff, Mrs. C. Wilson, Jean
‘Qeneau, Richard Haugen,
khrey Brobst, J. C. Martin,
* McKenzie, Alice Branebnrg.
Robert A. Howard, John A.
**od, L. G. Wugan, Mrs.
^dge Parker, M T. Ellison,
L. Bowie.
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Weekdays &
Saturdays
Shows 5,7 & 9
SUNDAY ;
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shows
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THE
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Any or All
Admissions
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LAST SHOWING TONITE
"LARCENY INC.”
Edward G. Robinson - Broderick Crawford - Jane Wyman
- Sunday & Monday -
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Late News Reel - Hatteras Honkers
Donald’s Snow Fight
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
RITA HAYWORTH’S LOVELINESS
. . . FRED ASTAIRE’S DANCING
. . . JEROME KERN’S MUSIC . .
“You Were Never Lovelier”
GREAT HITS
“I’m Old Fashioned’’
“You Were Never Lovelier’’
“Dearly Beloved”
“Wedding In The Spring”
WOULD SHE SLAY A MAN? ?j
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Screen Play by Donald Davis
Directed by MICHAEL GORDON
Produced by DAVID CHATKIN
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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Sunday, October 10th
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(See Next Saturday’s Mirror)