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LOCAL NEWS
The first of the series of three bas
ketball gdmes scheduled for this
season was played Saturday night
in the native gymnasium where a
double header was staged,
the Polarites defeated the Alas
kans in the first game by a score of
33 to 9. and the Nome High School
triumphed over the Nome Athletic
Club by a score of 21 to 20 .after
playing two overtime periods of
three minutes each.
Officials were Carl Glavinovich,
referee, Dick Ludwig, timekeeper,
and Wilfred Boucher. Scorekeeper.
The next games will be between
the Polarites and the High School,
and the Nome Athtelic Club and the
Alaskans.
Follow&B are the lineups of the
four teams:
Polarites
Jimmy Davidson, Capt., and Art
Harris forwards. Chuck O’Leary cen
ter and guards Russell Maynard
and Jerry Harney; subs Chris
O’Leary and Frank Whaley.
Alaskans
Alex Mogg Capt. and Sam Mogg,
forwards; Center J Triggs; guards
Jim Gabriel and Paul Amarok; subs
Fred Larson and Hans Jack.
Nome Athletic dob
Jack Humling Capt. and Andy Ro
berts forwards; Center Allen Lee,
guards D. Derrick and Dick Lee;
subs, Homer Roberts Bud Stout and
Ed. Seidenverg.
Nome High School
Tony Rolando Capt. and Walter
Slack forwards, center Milton OTar
rell, guards Jimmy Harper and E.
Boulanger. No substitutions.
The dance field in the Nevada
Ballroom Saturday evening, follow
ing the picture show and the basket
ball games, proved to be one of the
most successful social dances staged
in Nome this winter. The sponsors,
Gene Elms, Roy Johnson, Anthony
Rolando and E. Boulanger, received
many congratulations for the enter
tainment and enjoyable evening A
very large crowd attended and the
dance continued until a late hour.
The Nome Dally Nugget is proper
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The examination of Lawrence
Carson, charged with cohabitation in
a state of adultery, upon stipuation
of counsel has been set for Wednes
day, at 2:30 p.m. in the U. S. Com
missioner’s Court.
A venire was issued in the Ur S.
Commissioner’s Court in the case of
Bob Larsen who is to come to trial
Feb. 25th -on a charge of larceny of
reindeer. Following are the names
of those drawn on the venire:
George Huff
Mrs H G Hughes
Clarence Ausley
Gust Hendricks
- Mrs Emma G Davis
F Rooney
T D Jensen
Eddy Maloney
Harry Baldwin
John Wheeler
Cliff Allyn
Robert Schiedl
Arthur Trigg
Mrs E K Johanson
Albert Ramsay
Mrs Catherine Wheeler
Mrs Ira Rank
. Mrs Beatrice Brandon
Luther Dunbar
Mrs Teddy Reed
N O Ledway
Russell Marcion
Einer Ulrickson
Axil Bar
Albert Mode
Ed Tarnutzer
C H Code
Kenneth Rude
Igne Kowalski
John Kawasuk
Mrs Emley Hoop
Dennis Loveway
Dean Parish
H E Moon
C F Yenney
HEMINGWAY FANS SPUR FILM
MAKERS TO FOLLOW NOVEL
HA FAREWELL TO ARMS” SO
WIDELY READ PICTURE RE
QUIRED EXTRA-CAREFUL
PLANNING
Far more difficult than adaptation
of the ordinary play or novel into a
screen story was the task of con
verting Ernest Hemingway’s phen
omally successful “A Farewell to
Arms” into the picture which Helen
Hayes, Gary Cooper and Adolph
Menjou will enact on the screen of
the Dream Theatre beginning Tues
day.
That is the opinion of Benjamin
Glazer and Oliver H. P. Garret the
two gentlemen who accomplished
the task.
“We had a book which undoubted
ly rates as one of the most widely
read in American literature.” ex
plains Glazer. “The country is Ail
ed with avid Hemingway fans who
would resent any great liberties be
ing taken with this book or with the
dialogue.
It is impossible to photograph a
novel. A novelist can describe
scenes and thoughts he can sweep
over great expanses of time and
space. But drama must bring those
things to life before yours eyes.
Naturally a whole book cannot be
photographed and presented in less
than two hours. The Arst thing we
did was to drop useless portions of
the plot which even a Hemingway
lover will not miss. But the screen
play is Hemingway because we are
using his story, his characters, his
ideas and his actual words in all the
major key scenes of the romance.”
The plot closely follows Heming
way’s story of the young American
officer in the Italian ambulance
corps and the latter’s devastating
romance with an English nurse.
BOY8-GIKL8, Ages U to IB.
Spare time work, write to P. O.
Bn Ml, Juneau, Alaska >
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NOME, ALASKA
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TUESDAY
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
Dream Theatre
HELEN HAYES
CARY COOPER
; - * ADOLPH MENJOL
IN
“A FAREWELL TO ARMS”
ONE OF THE TEN BIGGEST PICTURES
OF 1934
ALSO
“AN OLD SPANISH CUSTOM”
A PICTURE OF BULL FIGHTING
AND
FLIP THE FROG %'i
IN
“THE MUSIC LESSON”
ONE SHOW 8 P.M.
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