"MOTION PICTURE PROGRAM"
Friday, February 3, 1922*
International News
The Midnight Man (with James J.Corbett)
E* K. Lincoln in "Fighting Through"
Monday, February 6, 1922
International News
Great Scott*
Nasimova in ’’The heart of a child”
WEDNESDAY, February 8f 1922*
Paramount Magazine
Don’t Weaken
Kay Stewart in ’’Laws Outlaw”
BELIEVE IT OR NOT:
"North of Fifty Three"
(From "The Musher”- Ft. Seward, -Nov.23d, 1907)
Gome on up in a country where there ain’t no smoke or du3t;
Where the fellows all are hustling; even soldieis,- when thoy
mu st:
Where the Notthern Light a-shinin* is reflected in the sea,
And the atmosphere is breezy;• come up north of fifty thre3<
Bully country; clean and wholesome, where the sun works overtime,
And we never tire of gazin’ at the scenery sublime;
Lofty mountains stand like sentries, and their golden treasui'3-j
bear,
And if snow was worth a cent a ton I’d b® a millionaire*
We are free from tropic troubles, ’.with no fever in the air,
That is always cool and crispy, cool and crispy everywhere.
Even dobie we’ve iorgotten; nit mosquito, nitsky flea^
And we’re healthy, strong, and happy,- for we’re north of
fifty three.
In Alaska men are honest, and the women true as stpel;
And Che very poorest mucker always gets an honest deal*
Here our duties are all pleasures, and our hearts are light and
gay,
For we don’t do practice marches, but we draw our foreign pay#
It* s all rot about us people havin’ only dog to eat,
It’s all slush about the soldiers lyin’ up with frappe feet.
When we go into the open wearin* winter lingerie
We are just as warm as you’uns,- tho we’re north of fifty three
Here we have no fuel famines, and we’ve no blockaded fis1 gh'sr.
Sort of sorry for you devils, while your blood coagulates
While we in peace and p3 enty dwell, ferninst t he Arctic bar\*
In the 3—-dest finest country that is north of fifty th *03.