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LOCAL NEWS
P. A. A. Mail Plane
Arrives At Nome
And Departs Again
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Pilot Robbins of the Pacific Alas
ka Airways arrived Nome early this
morning from Fairbanks, after hav
ing stayed overnight in Nulato. He
carried a large consignment of first
class mail. Pilot Robbins took off
before noon on his return flight,
having as a passenger Art Adams,
Accountant for the Alaska Road
Commission, who has been in Nome
for some time.
“Polarites” Giving
Public Dance Dec.
First — Tomorrow
The “Polarites,” athletic and soc
ial club of young people of Nome,
have arranged to give a public
dance in the gymnasium of the
school building of the Office of In
dian Affairs, tomorrow evening,
Saturday, commencing at 9 pm. Ad
mission charge will be gentlemen
75cts and ladies free.
School Children
Are Undergoing
Physical Exams.
All children at the Nome Public
School are being given physical ex
aminations by Dr. Swartz. As soon
as these examinations are complet
ed, reports will be sent to the par
ents. Let us hope that due consid
eration will be given these reports,
and that physical defects, even
though they appear slight, are cor
rected as soon as possible.
It is easy to put off going to the
doctor or dentist, until the afflic
tion becomes acute, and then it is
probably too late to make the nec
essary corrections. As a result many
people are obliged to go thru life
physically handicapped. Our child
ren can do their best work in school
only when they are in the best of
health, so let us avail ourselves of
the opportunity of exercising that
“ounce of prevention.”
Dream Theatre Is
Showing Again—
First Last Night
The Grand Opening of the Dream
Theatre took place last night, Than
ksgiving Day, with the showing of
‘"The Big Broadcast,” a picture star
ring many of the prominent radio
entertainers of the day. Two shows
were given, one starting at 7 p.m.
and the other at 9 p.m.
This was the first picture show
since the 17th of September, when
the business district was burned to
the ground. As soon as possible
after the fire, work started on the
construction of a new building for
the theatre, and was brought to a
climax yesterday, when the show
house was officially opened.
The interior is very pleasingly ar
ranged and the seating capacity has
been increased. On the main floor
there are three divisions of four
seats each in a line. A large bal
cony was constructed and on a
whole it is an excellent building
well insulated against the cold.,
The opening night was crowded
with the public of Nome, who ex
perienced a very pleasing surprise
when they entered the new struc
ture. / During and after the shows,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Code received
the heartiest congratulations and
well-wishes from all their patrons
who were enthusiastic in their
praise of having once more an op
portunity to go to the movies. Mr.
and Mrs. Code deserve a wealth of
praise for their fine work in re
building under difficulties a find
show house, after having been wip
ed out in the September fire.
Shows will be given every night
according to the plans of the man
agement, supplying a place jof en
tertainment in Nome, a long-felt
need of the community.
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ZANE GREY’S
“WILD HORSE MESA”
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Sally Blane
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