The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 30, Ed. 1 Monday, July 29, 1940 Page: 5 of 6
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leatres
CL- _Li . i picture, “TU We Meet again" oddly. "You’re new to this com-
WS ana Comment , now at the Port theater. pany, aren’t you? Well. I
" 11 ■ The men and Women wearing
the gay colored l&s know exact-
ly what they were supposed to
do, and when they wre suppos-
JSn'IIC' ^ *Uft. # *5* then.’ turn Aid
... .»> Meet Again," with hazard ° Wdirt ^ SoWusIofi
Obcron and Oeorge Brent. ship’s arrlvai/’Actualty, It was the
I: "Virginia, City," with well manuring of a "She's all mixed up, and If some-
JS? .0” S~c™5® ohihpany. "Hdno- body doesn't put her wise, the
lulu whs the boat deck setting direetbr is liable to crack down
on her
pany, aren’t you?
wouldn’t worry about that little
girl. tfhe’s Merle Oberon, the
star of the picture."
run In the other direction.
"That little girl In white wor-
ries me," a tall atmosphere ac-
tor confided to a companion.
Of all places In the United
Staley for seven of Billy Rose's
Aquacade queene to have
Bi
Flynn and MirUun' Hop-
thalr
automobile break, It would be
the Navajo Indian reservation In
northern Arizona.
Yet, with only the stolid Nava-
jos to peer at them put Of their
mud hogans, the Aquacade girls
wore the luckiest of girls.
, was the boat deck sdttlng
■ * ~ mlk _________ Irrv„,rrwrr
was docking ai Honolulu rival scene was being filmed for His iompanion looked at him riding to their assistance
Errol Flynn and .Randolph Scott.
Flynn and Scott, on their
horses, were waltitng for Direc-
tor Michael Curtis to get his
equipment) organised for a “Vir-
ginia City" scene three miles
from the Cameron Trading Poet.
"Virginia City" is the film whloh
is currently attracting crowds at
the Palace theater
•Half a, mile off, on the high-
way, Flynn eaw a car In dis-
tress. Summoning Scott, the two
galloped over the brown lava
A fla^ tire had marooned the
Aquacade queens fifty-five mile*
eporters.
y. you were
‘‘Mf with MtMiai
commissioner of.
;orrs scrap soon
lb#*n|« » fmm Ota
ly R. Ufcott
—
OLD HOME TOWN
The gay Loehlnvars Who. came, from Flagstaff. Gallantly the
were two movie stars dismounted
from their steeds and changed
the flat tire;;
By Lee Stanley
S3
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•HPIA <;ive AVoKq,
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K ACROSS HER- PACE. AM. A
ikipi's fit
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At t(odK05t 5NAKE.
PLA/S PEAD WHEN ATfACKEP-
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tour:
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And the seven queen| qre still
dased by the fitperlence of meet-
ing two of the screen's' handsom-
est men in the middle of an Tnd-
lah reservation.
n.i.sii i.wweo'i weat6
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Josephine Hutchlnadn, who le
featured with Madeline Carroll
and Brian Aheme in Edward
Small’s “My Son; My Son!" the
new film at the fexan theater
through United Artists release,
has an early edition of Charles
Dickens works which she usual-
ly has used as a prop in each
of Her pictures. She considers it
a good luck omen ever since she
brought the set to Hollywood to
start her picture career there.
She doesn’t mind being chided
for lugging the books with her
every day, because she says that
most people have pet supersti-
tions.
On
Guide To AlHdWM
Drtdsi Pearson and P.obert Al-
len Will have William 8 Knudse’n,
a member of tKb national dCfthse
advisory council and chairman of
the hoard of General Motors, as
their guest on thb Washington
Merry-Go-Round program today
at 6:30 pin. over KXY2. Each
week Pearson and Allen, nation-
uly eminent columnists, present
riews of the nation’s activities, in-
terview a prominent guast, add
predict coming events.
Guest stars of the "Forecast"
program today at 7 p.nr over
KTRH will be Loretta Young
and Ed Gardner. The two
be heard In "Angel," which was
written eepeelall* P^«‘
ram by True Bordman. The p»y.
a story of the American Red
Cross, will be direct*! by Glen-
hall Taylor. Mualc will be pro-
vided by the John Kirby orch-
estrk, supported by SonfiWU
Gertrude Niesaen.
JASPER—By Frank Owen: “It's all right to loan Mr. Wilson the iron
....... ’Yaftll hot!"
—but you should have told him It Was i
At the Arcadia theater Mar-
garet Sullavan, James Stewart,
and Robert Young are seen
"The Mortal Storm.”
Ark Of Juneau Hits Goal
1050-Mile Voyage Is Completed
In the United States of America
6,000,000 cords of wood are
pul-
verized annually for the manu-
facture of pulp paper and for
fctber purposes. Hemlock and
spruce are used mainly.
JUNEAU, Alaska, July 29. (HR)— sail for Cook inlet, Alaska, an-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Satko and other 1,000 milts to the north-
west.) Mrs. Satko said she was
their seven children tied up the
"Ark of Juneau” today at the end
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8:60 '... Family Worship Hour
Brlff.............. Birthday Chib
S30...........- Jack ArM Ml AW
8:4B.....rfif...rriVrt• WR-
6:00*...... The Telcphbftt .Hour
*:«0 .. .... Volee of FlreStbhi
7:00........... Dr I Q.
7:$0...... Grant Park Concert
'life._______/... ••. fenlB
1:30....._______ Burns and Allen
fcdlb FVed Waring Pleasuretime
9:18. ... Highlights on Sport*
9:30...... AMnrt Ray OrcHeiltk
9:48.. Tommy Dorsey OrchaStrh
10:00............. Current Opinion
iOG5......... Sports of the Day
10:30 .... Dinner Club drehestfh
10 :|f!............ •, * > ■ • News
UjlO.... Sammy Kaye Orchestra
}1:30.... Carl Ravazza Orel
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DYNAMITE DUNN
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|S UP AT
COUWT OF
got- AND
AND SKWEEL DON'T
got!
CACDE IS WATCHING
US WEETH A FUMNV J TO SLOW •
l-OOK EEN HEES /UP HERNANDO
EYE. HARVEY.'W^O HELL LOSE
TH>S FIGHT.',
*THE BELL ENDS THE FIRST ROUND —
SAY, CAPOE-
HER
2NANDO
WHO SAID
............HAD BEEN
FIGHTING SET-UPS ? .
THAT GUYS PLENTY
9;S0........... ..'wui ISfjRfe
JIM HARDY
By Dick Moore
of a 1,060-mile volake from Seat-
tle and settled down to await
an addition to the passenger list.
The Satkos, who set out in
their home-made boat ’ to find a
homestead in Alaska, planned to
remain here a yoar, then, perhaps
TO CHECK
aRIA
expecting her eighth chlfd '^"on' ^
day now.” ’
Juneau turned out last night to KTRH—CBS
welcome the 49-year-old unem- 8:60.. Memories from #eadU{6«f
ployed welder and his family, as ........ • 0rchff^*
the blunt, homely ark entered 5$;; & S
the harbor Airplanes and speed- 6;?0........; ........
boats • escorted the 40-foot boat 6:55.......... Ps*ss RSdio News
7:00..
\M^666
i through the channel.
they ended
i ney w'hich mariners at Seattle
| had predicted would end in dis-
aster the first time the Ark ran
into a squall.
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To: Tom Henniger Bldg.
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PHONE 811 FOR REAL SERVICE
9:88....,T. .. Bob Trout—News
10:00 Charles Barnett Orchestra
10:30 ..... Rice Hotel Orchestra
11:00 . Popular Orchestra Gems
11:55.................. IWf
12:00..............Time
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KXYZ-NBC__________
mm.rrr:.:... Fuiton uwi*,
-5:15........... Dance Orchestra
.5:20........ Popular Recordl»#t
5:25........ Lawrence ''Du^Mm*-
* ***- Raiiker
' .'News
5:30
6:00
, 6:18 ...,........ Popular 'Uadi
6:30 Washington Merry-go-round
7:00.. The Green Hornet, drama
7:30...... Frank Martin's JCtP
6:00............/../ SWrif f3
8:15.. Charles Bariiett Orch
6:30. .. Adventures in *“4'
8:45.
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 30, Ed. 1 Monday, July 29, 1940, newspaper, July 29, 1940; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1022239/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.