[i Hayworth In
or Musical
jriug Rita Hayworth (in
licolor, too) with Janet
Hud Lee Bowman, “Tonight
Every Night” will appear on
Ipheum screen Sunday and
dav.
b story is a highly dramatic
ibout an English theatre
lihat holds to its job of en
ining throughout the worst
(blitz and contains all the
Si the heartaches, and ye.-,
(otnedy, that the heroic time
hiced.
ita Hayworth dominates the
jre in the incomparable tech
t and verve of her acting
dancing. In the latter she
dose competition in her new
ing partner, Marc Platt, re
td from the Broadway mus
“Oklahomal”.
Ibe role of one of the soldiers
bg the theatre where Rita
Janet Blair are paitners
Bowman hits fhe star stride,
ig in love at first sight with
,lhe trials of their courtship
kthe romance of the story,
here are many hit tunes in
production, and others in
astinclude Dusty AndersoD,
race Bates, Ernest Cossart,
Bannon, and the Picka-dil
lancing girls.
odley Airlines
1MING:
il Knudsen, Pat Abston,
I M s Merriil Coon, Dr. A.
pes Johnson Paul Herring,
Ifina Chermkoff, Parascovia
(is, Alice Davis.
[GOING
H. Johnson, Mrs. J. W.
ton, Vera Pierce, Harry 01
Madeline Holmes, Dr. A.
lies Johnson, Capt. A. J. Car
larry Holt.
m Giikey, Dan Ball, Evan
1, G. M. Cravey, A. Tor
er.
I*n Topics
Ira. Edythe Smith will move
(tewing shop this week from
|Lyrii theatre building to the
Kraft building formerly oc
iedby Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
rards, next to the Idle Hour
'Smitty’s Transfer office will
i the new location also,
lie space in the Lyric build
will be occupied by Edna
®er, who is opening Tex’s
Shop, specializing in sewing
cbildten’s clothing
wry Gonzales, who has been
•oned in the Army at Fort
ily, left for Anchorage this
k to be discharged. Mrs.
tales and two child ien went
him as far as Seward for a
t and Mrs. Merrill Coon re
>ed by plane this week after
;Coon attended a district
Kog of Standard Oil agents
foieau. The next district
■fog may be held at Kodiak,
Sports.
•is. Coon went as far as An
and visaed there and in
ford.
S. S. Cordova suffered
(gear damage in the wind
a it hit before arriving at
With waves breaking
over the veseel it wsb forced ti
turn south for about 60 miles to
meet the huge waves head od.
Mrs. Myrna Pekins sister of
Mrs John Gibbons, ha., been ap
pointed assistant city clerk, re
1 ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
Oil Delivery
11 Office—Lyric Theatre Building
placing Mrs. Juanita Savoy, wke
resigned following <«• urn of her
husband from the -eiviee
Wakayama, Honshu, Japan
(Special)—Most nit a ol this task
force were topside watching land
ing craft put occupation troops
ashore here Sept. 25. 1 he troops
were landed at this harbor on
the southeastern coast of Hon
shu for the occupation of Japan’s
inland cities of Kobe and Osaka.
One of the ships of the force
was the USS Barnstable (APA
93), and in the crew was Gordon
L. Coulsey, S 2-s, of Kodiak,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Coul
sey of the same city.
Louis Savoy is employed as
bartender at the Ship’s Tavern.
«j iv \ lijilAL
REMODELING
and
Giv l RACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
Drive
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October
29th
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
JOHN EMERY
KURT KREUGER
ALAN NAPIER
Produced by VAl IEWTON • Directed by RCJBfcK wioc
Screen Ploy by Joseph Mlschel and Peter Rune
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THE FIRST
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Samuels and Afaem
Finkel ;• Songs by Jule
Styne and Sammy Catm
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A WARNER BROS PICTURE with RICHARD TRAVIS • CHARLES LANG • ELEANOR PARKER
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