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C A N I) 1.1
NEWS
Candle, March 18
Nome Nugget,
Nome. Alaska
On the Eve of St. Patrick's Day a
group of Candleites presented a re
vue entitled “Gold Diggers of 1935,"
sponsored and directed by the inirn
itnble Mrs. Goodrich.
Mr. R. Sargeant contributed a
large share to the success by taking
over complete charge of the stage
and lighting arrangements. Under
his direction Mr. Geo. Francis con
structed an excellent stage and the
necessary dressing rooms, and Mr.
Lemmox arranged the lighting ef
fects which could not have been im
proved upon.
Mrs. Fred Ayers had charge of the
delicious lunch while Mr. Walter
Germaine assisted by making the
ice cream.
Mr. Andy Nordlind and Mr. Fred
Ayer were in charge of the box of
fice. The box office sold out and
even the standing room was taken
up.
Mrs. Helen Nordlind and Myrle
Reader had charge of the costumes.
Miss Reader outshone us all with
her marvelous descriptions of the
costumes worn by the models in the
Dress Parade and the house was
kept in a gale of laughter by her
ready wit.
Excellent vocal numbers were ren
dered by Bill Stumf, George Fran
cis and Fred Roberts. They took
many curtain calls and only stopped
because they ran out of songs.
Pe1e Reader, Miss Reader's broth
er who is a late arrival of Candle
and his rollicking Rhumba Record
ers furnished the music in the form
of a ten piece orchestra of the fol
lowing players, violins,Pete Reader
Mervin Chapman; guitars, Mrs. Gooc
rich, Mr. Roy Summers; ukelins
Mrs. Clemmcnts, -Harriet Roust
Helen Nordlind, Mary Summers anc
Geo. Francis.
Mr. Goodrich and Mr. Clemment:
put on a eoon skit that was a decid
ed bull's eye. Every one was fillec
with laughter and the uproar at the
costumes and make-up were i
scream. The jokes were very orig
inal and went over with a bang. W(
hope that they will feel encouragec
to put on that same act again.
A very special sketch depicting ;
bunch of Hill Billys also showed u:
all what real home talent we had it
our community and we thorough!;
enjoyed every minute of it. Thi
easy manner in which the actors
conducted the play showed that the;
were very anxious to put it ovei
We can’t express the enj >. merit we
felt
B:!l Stnmf and Curly Stniph d;d a
doctor and nurse skit and thi met
with marked appro.ai by ail They
were very rare of tiuinselves a.id
showed t': d the . w -re fit 'iir any
er’.—g " c 'Mat 1 lig* *. cr me up. T1'c
only comments made were when the
nur e took out some of the Doc's
instruments, Then roars o£ laugh
ter greeted the ice pick and stillson
wrench and other unusual operating
instruments.
The intermissions between acts
were filled in with piano selections
played by Helen Nordlind. We are
still in the dark as to whether the
blanket used to drape the back of
the piano was to keep the music
muffled or the piano warm.
A wonderful Fashion Revue was
modeled by Messers Goodrich, Clem
ments, Francis, Stolph, Chapman,
Roberts, Reader and last but not
least Bill Stumf modeled a very
French importation of rustling taff
etta with a decolltet back and train
effect. His manly figure and six
feet two certainly helped to show
off the very feminine lines.
Mrs. Goodrich was smothered with
congratulations on the success of
her diligent efforts and Candle show
ed its appreciation by its wonderful
attendance. We all had a marvel
ous time.
Mar. 17. A terrible snow storm
blew up rather suddenly and it was
impossible for travel of any kind.
We have heard of no casualties so
far.
March 18, The storm abated some
what today and this afternoon Pilot
Hans Mirow arrived with expresi
and mail. He is expected back in a
few days.
March 19, The storm has started
up again and does not look very fav
orable for travel.
Helen Nordlind
Administration
Wants kill All
Silver AmendnTts
(Bv The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, March 2t> A
hint that the presidential veto would
be used to kill the Thomas silver
; inflation amendment in the work n
lief bill, was voiced this morning on
Capitol Hill, said authoritative . »ui
cos.
The report also tates that Rouse
velt not only opposed the amend
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