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DONALD MEEK
HELEN BRODERICK
Reshowing-Tues. Only-UP GOES MAISIE
with ANN SOTHEItN
LYRIC The Theatre That's First...
Classifieds
FOR 8AI.E— Attractive furnish
ed home. Inquire Marie Mel n,
Red Biick bouse behind No
414, Mission road. * tf
WHAT AM I OFFERED? 1941
Pontiac 6 passenger co-,pe ex
cellent condition. Good ti es,
radio, heater, spotlight. Cdr.
W. F. Dawson, NAS.
FOR SALE—1941 International
K5 ton & a half tiuck. Inquire
Clark’s Garage.
j for SALE—Brown fur coat,
matching muff & hat Size 9—
10. CaM at Edythe Smith’s
Sewing Shop.
; FOR SALE—Men’s Mukluks,
native made. Frontier Shop.
NYLONS—Now at the Silk
Dr jss Shop, no limit Post
OPA prices.
WANTED—Knitters for men’s
wool socks See Kodiak Florist
NOW—Fifth Ave. & Hollywood
styles A the finest quality in
aeo’s & women’s wear is
ava I able to you with no e^tra
cost, plus shipping charge. I.et
me do your shopping for yom
persona-individualized a‘ten*
tion with prompt & reliable
service. A trial will convince
you Norma 1 ee. Box 208,
Santa Monica, Calif. 2 15
DON’T FORGET—the Athletic
Carnival Wednesday light to
help the Match of Dimes.
Knud sen’s Popcorn will be
sold ttiure to raise more dimes
LOOK & KEY SERVICE —
Locks instai'ed, repaired and
kevs made for cars or homes.
Safes aerviced Leave ordeis at
Wodlinger’s Drug Store. 1 25p
FI I M SERVICE—Roll* of 120
6.M developed & printed, 55
cents Better Cheaper Faster.
Norman Photo Shoo
Durbin In Romance
Deanna Durbin appears^ in a
gay comedy role again in her
new Univei^al picture, “Because
of Him ” which plays at the Ly
ric theatre Sunday and Monday
Co stari mg are C ha'les Laugh
ton and Franchot Tone, whle
the supporting cast includes
Stanley Ridges. Donald Meek
and Helen Brode'ick
Deanna portrays a New York.
waitress wbo wants to be an act—
ress, Laughton is a famous ham
and Tone a wolfish playwright
Denali Routing
Is Changed
The Denali, still scheduled to
sail from Seattle on Feb 1, will
call at Fetcbikao, Juneau and
Seldovia on the way to Kodiak
Southbound it will put in at
Ouzinkie, Port Bailey, Uganik.
Uyak, Port Wakefield,Port Vita
Port Williams, Sewaid, Sitka,
Ketchikan and Seattle.
1 The Ek'utna school is being
moved from Seward to Sitka,
and the vessel will transfer 'he
students
The Reef Knot, bug-delayed
‘‘rtlief’' vessel from Por land, is
still a' Seward, the I >cal steam
ship office announced yesterday.
Miss Mildred Keck, high and
junior high school teacher, and
James Bennett, high school tea
cher and coach, have resigned
from the ’ocal staff effective this
week. The school board said n>
official reuse ns for the resigna
tions were given.
Replacements have been sec
ured the board reports. Bonnie
Mct’eak, who srarte.l the school
year but who resigned when call
ed to the States by illness in the
family, is returning A man tea
cher, from the University of Id
aho, is also expected about the
1st of the in on h.
Mrs Marshall Crutcher arri
ved from Ketchikan Sunday to
join her husband, who is doing
his local accounting business and
and auditing the oity books. ^
Starts Sunday
With Comedy
Olivia deHavilland, who ha*
been ia Kodiak in person, retuns
via the Orpheum -c-een Sundav
aid Monday in “The Wellj
Groomed Bnde” riotous Para-i
mount comedy.
The pieture, which co-stars<
Ray Milland and Sonny Tufts, i
inaugurates the 1947 Greater <
Show Season announced today
by the Orpl ium.
Academy Award Winner Mil
land wins new iHUiels as a Navy
man with the job of locating a
bottle of French champagne for
a ship launching when he traces
! the last bottle he finds Olivia
lhasitandis waiting for Sonny,
!her fiance, to arme from the
Aleutians When Ray, Olivia,
Sonny and the bottle get togeth
er the eomedv begins and the
gay plot proceeds at a laugh a
minute pace.
Among the pictures scheduled
for th s y«>ar bv the Orpheum is
the following paiade of top film
enter! ainment!
Rhapsody In Blue
Tomorrow Is Foiever
To Eath His Own
O S. S.
Our Hearts Are Growing Tip
Monsieur Beaucaiie
Alaska
Gilda
The Jolson S'ory
Blue Sk'fcs
2 Years Before The Matt
Cornered
From Thi« Day Forward
Cinderella Jones
Saratoga Trunk
[ Sinhad The >aijpr
I ( roes Mv IRatt
It’s A Wonderfu1 Life
Nocturne
Crack Up
Ladies’ Man
California
Ea*y Come Easy Go
Suddenly It’s Spring
My Favorite Brunette
Return of Monte Cristo
The Bride Woie Boots
Strange Loves of Martha Iveis
Si ter Kenny
’Till the End of Time
Two Guys From Milwaukee
I ady Luck.
Jung e Princess
Heart Beat
Without Reservation
Gallant. Journey
Make Mine Music
Kid From Brooklyn
Song of the S. nth Eto.
Never in Motion Picture his
tory has v ne 'heat'e had ro many
outstanding picture* to offer its
patrons in one year; and this is
only a small list of our 1947
commitments.
Orpheam
theatre
“ Your Leading Show place
(advertisement)
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
“SWAMP FIRE” Johnny Weissmuller
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6£0-830 MON. 6:30 8:30
f A Riotous 4^ Thre®-9tor Reee To Hie Afcor! £>
Th* Movit
Mon of
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Hit of the
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TUE. ONLY
RETURN
ENGAGEMENT
Barbara Stanwyck in . . .
cMy Reputation
WED. & THU.
Two ex-Gi's turn limber
wolves...fighting together ^
against a sang of racket- j
eers... battling each other $
for the love of a
gorgeous S'rl I
FRI. & SAT
6:30 & 8:30
DO 'HY McGUIRE
or; ■ ;e brent
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KENT SMITH • RHONDA FLEMING
GORDON OLIVER • ELSA I STEK
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Suits Dismissed
Two s.iits were dismissed this
week by U. S Commissioner G.
W Bubendorf on requests of
plaintiffs, following reported
settlements cut of eourt
One was brought by J. W.
Patterson versus Ho'lis Mulford,
seeking $56 31 for a repair bill,
the other was brought by W J*
Wheeldoh against Lonnie Scrog
gins a-king $900 for loss of a
drg shot by the latter.
Attendance at the Kodiak
Community Center for this week
reached a total of more tbsu
1500 from Sunday thr< ugh Fri
day, Director Ken Wade reports,
breaking all records in the $
mom h.’ life of the center. The
fact that there has been ne
school and that th« weather has
beeu extremely cold has made
the 0«n‘er a life-saver for tire
young people of the oommunity
The Center was kept open from
10 am t;H 11 pm on Wednesday
and from 9 am until after mid
night on Thursday and Friday.
More than 40 children from out
lymg no ills ate their luucfei a at
the Ceuter ou \Vedn. sduy.
iu order Mo aecjimuodaie
youngsters o all ages it ba*> been
necessary to use the ('enter fac
ilities <■ relays with alternating
periods fo grade school, high
school boys and high school gins.
An impromptu teen-age dance
was held on Thursday night and
the Pot O’ Gold dance last night.
A marriage license application
has been made by Albert V. Mil
ler, taxi drives, and Angelina
Ludvick, laundry worker. 1 be
couple wi 1 be married today by
IT. S. Commissioner G. W. Bub
endoi f.
Young women of Kodiak and
vicinity are iavited to attend an
enlisted men’s dance at. MOB
aext Thursday, January 30, un
der the auspices of the Welfare
Department and the Bed Gross.
A bu* will leave the Kodiak
Community Center at 8 pm In
vitations may be obtained at the
Center.