LOCAL NEWS
Brady Hansen of Bluff, Is an
arrival this week, and is stopping
ait the Hotel Alaska.
Roibert Ledgerwood, "Pile Driv
er Bob," Is returning to Notbe
after spending the winter outside.
The many sourdough friends of
Mr«. Jennie Hansen, will be pleas
ed to know that she is returning
to Nome on the Vic.
A. Polet is in receipt of a tele
gram from Seattle stating that
Mrs. Polet had undergone an op
eration and was doing nicely.
A. H. Kell, the well known sour
dough mining man, is a returning
passenger on the Vic, after spend
ing the winter with his family in
California.
John H. Young, the Golovin fish
king, is returning on the Vic, and
will put up a big catch of fish and
other products this summer for
Shipment to the states.
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Following the regular meeting
of the Pioneer Women last night,
a social hour was enjoyed by the
members. Cards and light refresh
ments were indulged In and the
following ladies were declared win
oers at cards: Mrs. Nettie Sei
denverg first, Mrs. Margaret Cal
kins second, Mrs. Eklna Lomen 3rd
Pilot Hans Mlrow of the NAT,
returned to. Nome last’ evening
from a flight to Teller and Wales,
bringing back Manager Frank Mes
senger art the MOM, accompanied
by Bob Roberta, George Nogle and
John Hegness, all of whom are
associated with the MGM movie
outfit.
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' Chas. Neussler, who for many
years was connected with the Pio
neer Mining Co. activities at Little
Creek, is a returning passenger on
the Vic.
Carl Lomen. President of , the
Lomen Reindeer Corporation, is an
incoming passenger on the Vic to
look after <the interests of his com
pany’s affairs In this section.
C.L. Peck the well known min
ing man, who is returning
to Nome on the Vic, will fly to
Teller where he is interested in
the operation of a dredge this
summer.
Fred and Emil Johnson, whom
it will be recalled flew outside
last fall, are returning on the Vic,
after a well earned vacation in the
states and to itheir old home in
Sweden.
Word received in Nome this
week from Council, it is learned
that the dredge on Ophir Creek,
was seriously damaged by the dam
breaking due to high water, thus
causing the ice to damage the up
per sttuoture of the dredge.
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Louis Ijanp (Returns to Nome
Capt. Louis Lane, accompanied
by seven other brave and fearless
men of the Northern seas, will
disembark at Nome fjrom the S.S.
Victoria to go forth into the Jaws
of death, (Bering Sea and Arctic
ocean waters,) in an effort, it is
said, to carry on polar beaT and
whaling operations for the MOM
“Eskimo” picture. It Is under
stood they will Join Capt. . Hausen
of the Nanuk now at Teller, and
will light the ice and sea elements
at the Arctic waters in order to
obtain the desired Action pictures.
Welcome back home Louis.
THOHK MARX BROTHERS
TICK OPP “NEW HIGH”
ON COMEDY TAPE
Buttons anchored to home-ports
with anything less than the best
grade of 'brass rivets or steel cable
will have a delicate tenure of off
ice, Friday, June 16 at the Dream
Theatre where the Four Famous
and Furiously Funny Marx Bro
thers will do, in “Animal Crack
ers, ’’ something fifty million rib
racked lovers of comedy believed
impossible. They’ve made a talk
ing and musical picture that takes
up where “The Cocoanuts" left off,
and ends with the last survivor
being carried up the aisle by force,
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three strong ushers, and well—
who is your favorite escort to the
"booby hatch?"
The story is something about a
stately and socially proper hostess,
with a house-party on her hands at
a palatial country estate. A big
game hunter, just back from an
African expedition, his secretary,
and two vagabond musicians, en
gaged to attend to the musical ap
petite of the guests, is the business
assigned Groucho, Zeppo, Harpo
and Chico Marx, respectively.
They arrive simultaneously and
with their usual hurricane momen
tum at a time when the festive
gathering is being diverted by a
butler weighing just a fraction less
than half a ton, a feud between
jthe hostess and rival matron over
'ithe authenticity of a fine paint
ing nnd more pretty” girls in ling
ierie in bathing suits than most
revues boast. You understand
what we mean by pretty, when we
say Lillian Roth heads the femin
ine talent.
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This ls the premise, or the
premises, upon which the riot it
■fashioned—and the developments
dwarf superlatives that Webster In
tended for even the most hilarious
narratives.
The making of the stage version
into photoplay dymanlte was en
trusted to the direction of Victor
Heerman, contributed in no small
way to the general happy results.
In addition to the Marx Brothers
and Miss Roth , the cast presents
Margaret Dumont, Louis Sorin,
Hal Thompson, Margaret Irving,
Xa/'hryn Reece. Ridhard Oreig,
Edward Metcalf and The Musis
Masters.
Oh-yes, fans Who (got such a
big series of “moments” from the
antics of Harpo and Chico with
'harp, oboe and piano in their first
piec, need experience no temerity
in approaching the new “animal
ish.’ crackerjack. Musical burles
que has a big play; and the talen+s
and tunes are as refreshing and
diverting as before, along new
lines.
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PBEAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, JUNE 11 7:16 9pM
MAN OF THE WORLD
, WITH *\
WILLIAM .POWELL AS THE SILK HATTED RACKETEER
ALSO v
“HE TRUMPED HER ACE”
WITH
Jobnny Burke and Tom Beeb^
AND
TREE SAPS—A TALKARTOON
Admission 66 cents Including tax
ONH SHOW TUESDAY, JUNE 18 AT 8 PM.
LAUGHTER
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(A COMEDY DRAMA)
WITH «
NANCY CARROLL
ALSO
"SIMPLY KILLING”
WITH
Willie and Eugene Howard
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Admission 76 cents Including tax
TWO SHOWS FRIDAY, JUNE 1A 7:16 ft »
ANIMAL CRACKERS
WITH
THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS AND LILLIAN ROTH
ALSO
“CINDERELLA"—A KRAZY KAT
Admlmioa 66 cent* Including tax
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ONE SHOW SATURDAY, JUNE 17 AT 7:30 PM.
“MIRACLE WOMAN”
WITH
BARBARA STANWYCK and SAM HARDY
—ALSO—
SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
Admission 66 cents including tax
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