High School Play |
To Be Presented
Friday Night
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If you are a young man and
single, what would you do if you
fell in love with five girls at the
same time, and knew that all five
were in love with you. If you are
a young lady, what would you do
if you fell in love with a hand-!
some, wealthy young man, and
then suddenly discovered that your
four sisters were all in love w t'.i i
him too?
You would probably try to find
out which one he loved. But it
would be almost unbearable to
discover that he loved you all
equally as well, wouldn’t it? These
are some of the things that happen
in “He Couldn’t Marry Five,”
which is the title of the funny,
three-act play to be given by the
Nome High School, Friday, March
21, at 8:15 p.m.
Here is a play that is based on a
very human problem—something
that is sure to appeal to young and
old alike. Robert St. Clair, popular
author of many stage and screen
successes, wrote the play and the
witty dialogue, expert craftsman
ship and novel subject show why
Mr. St. Clair’s work has been so
much in demand the past few
years.
The local cast is working hard
in order to make the production
as smooth and finished as a pro-1
fessional stage performance. The
cast includes Phyllis Roell, Wal- i
ter McCarthy, Jane Scott Bertha
FAIR NOTES
To carry out the theme of a gay
and exciting atmosphere the Fair
decorations will be an "exhibit” in
themselves, not just a haphazard
array of crepe paper streamers
and uninteresting booths. The com
mittee, headed by Jim Von Der
Heydte, in charge of the Fair dec
orations, are already at work plan
ning for the work to be done.
The official opening will be on
Apr:l 17 with exhibits being dis
placed and entertainment on both
that night and on the 18th. Satu
day, Ap' il 19, will be the gala
"Guy 90V’ night with all the a -
mosphere of the "days of 99.” Per
sons attend ng the grand ball will
be costumed in attire of that color
ful period, whether it be a rough
and ready miner, or a flashy gam
bler. The evening will be high
lighted with many laughs an ! c -
capades.
During the three days and on
Sunday, April 20, outdoor events
will be varied and interesting,
ranging from dog races and rein
Bjornstad, Julia Silverman, Eli
nor Dowd, Clara Seiffert, Loretta
Snyder, Olga Hay, and Donald Re
gan, who is the only outside mem
ber of the family.
Procure your tickets from any
high school student or at the box
the night of the play. Admission is
75c. Don’t forget the time—Friday
evening, March 21, 1915.
You’ll never forgive yourself if
you fail to see the most refreshing
and laughable play in years, "He
Couldn’t Marry Five.”
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New Entrain In
Queen Contest
(By Neva Whaley)
Toe four entrants in the Queen
Contest have received a challenge
r,*um a new entrant. Dora Mae
Homburg is the latest entry in the
ace to -eo who will be crowned
♦he Queen of Nome on March 29,
at the Aret e Club Carnwal.
Dora Mac’s entry should send the
o'her girls hustlhig for votes ns
he" blonde hair and lovely charm
bids fair to be stiff competition.
Here are the candidates and one
of them will be Queen. Which one
will it be, Clara Seiffert, Mary
Margaret Roell, Florence Bell,
Leone Jonish or Dora Mae Hom
burg?
Remember with every ticket you
buy you cast 100 votes for your
favof-ite and also have a chance on
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deer events to a grand parade.
So—make ready for Nome’s
Ninth Fair—It is coming!
Carmen Miranda
Weds Producer
HEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (&)—
Carmen Miranda, the dynamic
Latin film dancer and singer, and
n-iv d A. Sebastian, 38-year-old
film producer, were honeymoon
ing today.
Somewhat unexpectedly, Miss
Miranda and her fiance appeared
at the marriage license bureau
Monday afternoon and announced
that they would be wed in about
an hour. Originally they had in
tended to be married in San Fran
cisco in about two weeks.
A short time later the ceremony
was performed at the Catholic
church of the Good Shepherd here.
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Dave Bronaugh
Finds A. Ferguson
Sea ch planes went out from
Kotzebue last Saturday to find
Archie Ferguson who was missing,
fie had left on a po4ar bear hunt
with Dr. Wedel and failed to re
turn.
Two of the Wien Airlines planes
were at Kotzebue and both planes,
;’o*ed by Pete Peterson and Dave
B-onaugh, went out to hunt for
Archie.
Ho was found by Dave Bronaugh
' r •’! *0 miles north of Kotzebue
^e had made a forced land
when his cowling had come
-v. eu*: ng the oil line. The prop
*V> dIane was also wrecked.
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