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The Belva Theatre
Changed Schedule Starting Tonight
Three Shows Weekly
Continuous Showing Every Night
6:00 P.M. Thru 10:00 P.M.
Sunday Only too Thru 10:00 j
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Richard Dix Andy Devine|
'ITUSDAY \N'D WKDNKSDAY
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Till'USDAY VXD FRIDAY
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Around Hollywood
AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK —
Two men were approached by
a beggar who asked for a nickel
to buy a cup of coffee. One of
Die men. a. Lit skeptical, asked:
"Is it for coffee—or whiskey?”
. . .whereupon the beggar pulled
out a knife, killed the man and
fled. For a nickel, a life was
lost. A 27-year-old woman bad
her troubles over a 7 4-year-old
suitor. . .against her wishes, lie
insisted on carrying on an ardent
courtship. The young woman
thought it was time to <iuit, . .
when the old hoy jumped on her
real hoy friend and gave him a
black eye. A young man dream
ed o! once again being single
and happy in the mar future.
He was on his way to servy his
. strain- d wif,. with divone pa
pers. . .instead of accepting, the
wife igon-d tin- papers and b< at
him over the head with a high
Iieehxl slipper. Instead of coming
away happy. the young man
went to the hospital.
FOR TIUO OLD TIMERS- 1!'2G
22 years ago Now that Jobyna
Ralston’s three-year contract is
up. Harold Lloyd will bate a
new lady, l’ola Negri and Tom
Moore- star in l’aramount’s
"Hood ami Naughty." . .but it's
Ford Sterling who steals tin*
picture. William Tildeii flops as
an actor in "The Highbinders.”
Friends advise !m should stick
to tennis. Rudolph Valentino ami
I’ola Negri d->ny they’ll marry
the first of next year. Rudy,
overworked, hasn’t been feeling
any too well lately, Percy Mar
mont, star of "If Winter Homes
is now out of the hospital after
a serious abdominal operation.
Alberta Vaughn jumps from ser
ials into full length features.
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Located East o£ Anchorage
ALONG CHESTER CREEK
Bids are invited for purchase of the above property- This property includes the
land (subject to existing easements) together with structures with their contained
fixtures and the improvements located thereon. Bids will be received from the
first, three Priority Groups listed below until 10:00 A.M., January 29, 194S at
which time bids will be opened. Bids will be received from the remaining Priority
Groups listed lyiiil 10:00 A.M., April 29, 1 94 8. The second opening of Bids shall
be at 10 A.M.. April 19,, 1948. Place of bid opening shall be the WAA Office,
Anchorage, Alaska.
1. Federal Agencies.
2. RFC for resale to small business (Except
where former owner gives notice of intent
to exercise priority).
;J. State and Local Governments.
4. Former Owners.
5. Former Owner’s Tenants.
(8. Veterans of World War II.
7. Owner-Operators
S. Non-profit Institutions:
St. t.eneral I’ lldie.
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Put chase, (icnt rxil 'IVniis and Conditions and Hid Korins Contact t le War Assets
Administration, Ilox —!<*<», Anchorage, Alaska
Inspect This Valuable Property
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Site makes her dehut ni “Folio-;
' t*iate.”
| Michael Redgrave deserves all
tlit> praise lie has been receiving:
lor his line performance in
“Mourning Becomes Eleera.’’
When they were shooting the!
film. Michael put so much effort !
into his work that he suffered j
a nervous breakdown and had
to be taken to a hospital
ODDS AND ENDS—If MCM co-!
stiirs Jimmp Durante and Car- j
rnen Miranda, there should be,
plenty of fireworks in the pic- j
lure. Boris Karloff, the bogie
niiit', is all set to do another
stage show on 1.1 roadway. It’s
titled, *‘Tlie Linden Tree.’’ Danny i
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Thomas opens at Slapsy Maxio's
"ii January llnh and Patricia
in San Francisco January 20.
Morri on opens at Cafe Society
George Raft shoots character :
actor Konstantin Shayne in ' Ch
ian screen killings over the past
screen killings over the past 15 1
j years. Gene Kelly's wife, Betsy j
Blair, is playing (lie feminine I
lead in “Deep Are The Roots” J
;it the Jlelasco Theatre. Danny
KayP is ready and eager to
start, on his first picture, “Happy |
Times.’’ for Warners. Film will
Toll ni March as soon as Danny,
returns from England. Incident
ally, parking lots charged and
! received $25 a car in the Rose
Parade area New Year's Day.
Marlene Dietrich returns to
Pa vis as soon as she finishes
I "Foreign Xfi'air."
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Sam Wanamnker, ii> \v Holly-!
j wood star, has an unusual as
signment coming up. He’s goitu:
to he the director of “ Droa ■’> ;
Street .'' his next film, at .1 v. PI
, also ■ play : ie lead rnj- • ■ i.t of
! a dirf eior, Wanam!*.k>-r' •• firs’
| effort, “My Girl Tim." v 'll be
reh. a:a j soon.
There hav(> been so many
fine performances that this busi
ness of selecting Academy A-1
ward winners is going to he a
most difficult job Nominations j
are now going on and your guess
is as good as mine who the win
ners may he. Rosalind Russel, •
Wiyiain Powell. Gregory Peek
and Gary Grant are just a few I
| of the popular contenders.
Later: Ray Milland was the ^
winner.
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Here it is a couple of weeks j
after the holidays and some peo- •
pie are still talking about the j
time they had and how much j
sleep they lost. Maybe we should ;
adopt England's recovery plan. |
The day after Christmas, the |
English celebrate Boxing Day j
which is a national holiday. And
the sole purpose of this day is
simply to sleep and recover from
the festivities.
For the fourth consecutive
year, Bing Crosby again loads
the annual Motion Picture Her
ald poll of the best money mak
ing stars of 1947. Betty Grable
is second followed by Ingrid
Bergman, Gary Cooper, Humph
rey Bogart, Boh Hope, Clark Ga
ble, Gregory Peck, Claudette
Colbert, and Alan Ladd.
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will meet in the School Auditor
ium Wednesday January 14th
at 8 P.AT.
United Brotherhood of
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Meetings 2nd anr 41h Tuesdays
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