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Evening star., 1947-09-29

I In Inc Adventures. latest Eng
lish cinema exhibit to settle into
the Hippodrome. Romance, comedy
and melodrama are its ingredients
and the blend is engaging enough
to keep lot of customers happy
Tor a long time. In it, audiences
will find that it is quite smart of the
British to make movies that are
warm and alive and leave it to
others to make the kind which are
labelled great
The Adventures" is not great,
but it is fresh and amusing and in
terlsced with sequences that are
thrilling.
The Hippodrome's new attraction
Is Miss kerr's picture. Naturally
there are others around, a lot of
those capital comedians and ro-
manceurs headed by Trevor How
ard, but she is overwhelmingly its
dominant character. 1
Her role is that of fiery Irish
colleen, a fiercely patriotic lass
whose life is motivated by an anus
ing hatred for everything British.
Brought up -on her own fathers
tales of how he fought so bravely
against such desperate odds in the
lll-fated Easter revolution of 1916,
heK whole existence is dedicated to
rebellion. She is a GUILTY, she is,
and the family has been at war
with the English ever since .Oliver
Cronwells time. The mere fact
that Ireland Is neutral and that
England is now engaged in it's sec
ond war for survival does not
deter Bride GUILTY, daughter of
Danny, who was one of Roger |
Easements men. 1t distresses her
that she must carry on Ireland's re-
bellio1 single-handed, but If the
rest of the Irish want tQ be neutral,
it only shows how foolish and weak
they have become.
The authors of THE Adventur- |
ess" have a very funny girl in this
fiery character, but they are not
satisfied with that. She must also
be romantic, so they create a young
English artillery officer, on sick
leave, whom she finds to be dis
concertingly attractively. She must
also have excitement, so they got
her involved with suave group of
German spies operating in Ireland.
Bride GUILTY thereafter lives at
pitch that is as feverish as it is
funny.
The contrast between Brides in
nocence and ignorance and the pas
sion Of her one-won1an war against
the British is excellent dramatic |
material and it is handled expertly |
In the style of which Alfred Hitch
ecock is the accepted master. The |
lady, in this case, does not vanish
Bs in Hitchcock's memorable thriller /
on that subject, but it looks as if |
she might at any minute-over a
cliff, before firing squad, or into
German torture chamber where
inept spies are paid off for their
ineptness.
These dire possibilities are coun-
ter pointed with high comedy
touches in which Miss Kerr illus
trates how it is to be a spy with
only promising physical equipment
as an asset.
She is very amusing girl in a
dozen such passages; when she
lures her English suitor, whom she
despises, out into the country only
to discover that he is not a coun-
ter-intelligence man at all; when
she tosses the body of dead Ger
man spy over cliff from a wheel
chair; and when, at the climax, it
looks as II 1t is a race between the
Evening star., 1947-09-29

Me4ia asking me to kick In the
pants the radio commentator who
tened that she was having mar
riage trouble with Jean. She isn't.
Bette Davis has quite a setup for
herself and her family on the War
ner lot. Her bungalow has a nur-
sery for her daughter, bedroom
for herself and husband Sherry, a
kitchen, bathroom and a living
room. The entire family lives there
while Bette stars in Winter Meet
ing"
Greer Carson has a last word for
me regarding my item that her
cameraman, Joe Ruttenberg, is now
working for Barbara Stanwyck in
B. F.'s Daughter" and what will
happen when Greer starts work in
Evening star., 1947-09-29
Hollywood:
Hayden Returns
To Hollywood
But Part Time
m 81 81
By SheiIoh Grohom

Sterling HAYDEN is on his way
back to Hollywood to star in THE
Sainted Sisters Here I thought
Sterling had left Hollywood for
good! Between pictures, however.
he and his bride, Betty, will live in
the East.
Humphrey Bogart and Orson
Welles will both be starring in
''Moby Dick" at the same time. Or
son does it on the London stage
next year, and Bogey stars on the
screen for the John Huston produc-
ton.
Maria Montez returns to America
early next month, but hubby Jean
Pierre Aumont stays behind in Paris
to star in The Emperor of China"
as a movie and on the stage. Jean
wrote the story had cable from
Evening star., 1947-09-29

Speak to Me of Love" Wires
Greer: Dear Sheilah, we'll for the
love of Joe. Wotzis about ladies
tussling9 Am I supposed to sue
Barbara for alienation of the in
comparable Joe's affections or
something? Relax, girl. We all
have a perfectly amiable under
standing. Aren't you orful!"
Olivia de Hayilland says she
wants to do romantic story next.
Well, Paramount has just the thing
for her" The Canadian" by Somer-
Evening star., 1947-09-29

AOAA 06 ssAsOSn WI 48<a
Air Conditioned for ComfeTt.
HEDY LAMAR. DENNIS OKEEFE IN
"DISHONORED LADY" F"
KATHARINE CORNELLs Great stage
Success. At 500. $40. 9:56 P N.
Evening star., 1947-09-29

set Vaughan. Idvvy would play an
English girl who emigrates to Can
ada at the turn of the century; it's
Just reeking with romance.
Bing Crosby will do four concerts
in London's Albert Hall when he
(See GRAHAM. Page AID
Evening star., 1947-09-29
Miss Kerr's Adventures
A Passionate, Naive Spy
By JOY Cormody

Deborah made
tricks of charming the heart
ard movie this Deborah
more deadly about her allure
cary her When the comic her. irresistible
actresses
That the mood which moegoers find Miss Kerr
Evening star., 1947-09-29

AEAnYMV 535 9Th s.. Sc.
IT, 1915
Faithfully Air Conditioned
Double Feature THE KILLERS.
BURT LANCASTER. AVA GARDNER
''HELDORADO, ROY ROGERS.
Evening star., 1947-09-29

Germans and the English to see
which will have the privilege of
shooting her.
Evening star., 1947-09-29

Min Rockville, Nd. Rock. 1884
Free ParkinE-Air Conditioned.
EsSs Las Day-At "a. $50. JUNE HAV-
WHO'S KISSING HER now"
Evening star., 1947-09-29

RETURNEE-Mdrgdret Lind
say, Who has done compara-
tiUely little in films the past
teU years, i1ill be on pieau
again in "The Vigilantes Re-
turn" due at the Columbia
Thursday. Co-Star of the color
Western is Jon Hall, whose
change from sarong sagas to
horse operas seems permanent.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
State Societies

Former Representative and Mrs.
Hugh Peterson will be the guests
of honor at reception and dance
that will be given Friday evening
at the Shoreham Hotel by the Geor-
gia State Society.
Mrs. Robert Ramspeck, president
of the society, will head the receiv-
ing line, and will be assisted by
Mr.. Ramspeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greer,
Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George,
Senator Eichard B. Russell, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Eugene Cox,
Representative and Mrs. Paul
Brown, Representative and Mrs.
Stephan Pace, Representative Sid
ney Camp, Representative and Mrs.
John Wood, Representative and Mrs.
James Davis, Representative and
Mrs. w. H. Wheeler, Representative
and Mrs. Prince Preston and Repre-
sentative Henderson Lanham, and
many others.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Howard, Alexandria
2699.
North Star States
Two North Star State groups,
Minnesota and North Dakota, will
give a dance Friday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel, with music by a
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Across the Sligo

The Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Ashlock
have arrived from Ooltewa, Tenn,
where he has been teaching In the
Southern Junior College. He spent
some time in Takoma Park and is
now under appointment to 60 to the
Assam Mission in northeast India as
superintendent of the mission. Their
son, Mr.. Thomas Ashlock is remain
ing at the Tennessee College, but
their daughter, Miss Eva Lyn Ash
lock will go to assist her mother In
health work.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell A. Dunn have
arrived from Orange, Mass, and he
has entered upon his duties at the
sanitarium where he is a member
|of the medical staff. DR.. Dunn re-
turned from Japan and has re-
Gently been discharged from the
Army.
Mrs. Mona Treadwell has returned
after spending a couple Of months
in Orlando and Miami.
DR.. Nellie B. Ford of Lewisburg,
w. Va, is. visiting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kidwell.
The Rev. and Mrs z. w. Carey
are getting settled in their new
home at Toms Brook, near Stras-
burg, Va.
The Rev. and Mrs. Levi Vixie ar
rived recently from Capetown, South
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Miss liberty Wed
TO Mr.. Wilson

Miss Helen Kathryn Alberty
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Alberty of Carbondale, Pa, was q
bride of yesterday morning, her
marriage to Mr.. Kenneth E. Wilson
son of Mrs. Harry A. Delbridge OF
Spokane, Wash, taking place in the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church
Mr.. Alberty escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage. and she
was attended by Mrs. Frank Raposa
who, with Mr.. Raposa, entertained
at the reception. Mr.. Bernard j
Swerkes was best man, and the Rev
John w. Rustin officiated at the
ceremony at II o'clock.
The wedding was informal, the
bride wearing a gray suit with a
black hat and accessories and cor.
sage of red roses. She attended the
Lackawana Business College ir
Scranton and has been with the
Navy for the last four years.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson left for trip to New York
They will make their home ir
| Washington.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Dawson, in celebration Of their 10th
wedding anniversary.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Detwiler
have returned from q visit In Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdaniel left
this week for Miami, where they
will be the guests for two weeks
of the latter's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Sager.
Mrs. j. B. Davis and her two
daughters, who spent several months
with relatives in McMinnville, Tenn,
have returned to their home here.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Leesbnrg

Mrs. Mary v. Smith and Mis-
Dorothy Smith will leave tomorrow
for a two-mofith trip West. Ac.
company them will be Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Jacob Of Mamroneck, N. Y.
the group first visiting the Nat
chez, Miss; New Orleans and New
Mexico. They will spend the great
er part Of their time In California
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Anderson
are spending this week in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Emma Willard is spending
some weeks with her niece, Mrs. r
T. Stone, in Arlington.
Miss Elizabeth White has re-
Evening star., 1947-02-23

daughter entertained last Saturday
at q luncheon in celebration Of the
birthday anniversary of Miss Dixie
Dare of Washington. Other guests
included Mrs. Kathryn Bitter, Miss
Martha Lacey, Mrs. Erna Frankel,
Miss Jean Dawson, Miss Anna Mae
Hansen. Miss. Isabelle Sipperly. Miss
Bernice Stewart, Mrs. Florence Bear
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Ely.
all of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite en-
tertained at a reception last eve
ming, at the home of the latter's
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Africa, and spent a few days in Ia.
koma Park. MIR. Vixie soon left fol
Stockholm, Sweden, and Mrs. Vixie
accompanied their children, Mr.
Donald Vixie and Miss Joyce Vixie
to Michigan, where they will enter
Emmanuel Missionary College, at
Berrien Springs.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Barnee-Lowe orchestra under the
direction of AL Bauer.
Miss Lucille Blake and Miss Sara
Swanick for the North Dakota So.
ciety and Mr.. Irving Manger ano
Mr.. Ed Rydlum for the Minnesota
society, are in charge of arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Hernd0n

Mrs. Frank T. Ridgeway and her
daughter, Miss Patsy Ridgeway, en-
tertained yesterday at George
Washington birthday luncheon for
II guests. Mrs. Ridgeway and her
Evening star., 1947-02-23

| turned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pere Wilmer In Washington.
Mrs. Frank Nalle and Mrs. Ellis
Mills have returned from a visit In
Florida.
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Columbia Heights

Mrs Mike Baumann and Mis-
Bill Opalka enjoyed shopping
trip to Kalispell Tuesday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Dennison
and Mr. and Mrs William Squier
took the streamliner for Portland
Thursday evening and returned
Monday driving their car back
Mr. and Mrs G A Johnson made a
business trip to Whitefish Satur-
day.
Mrs Baumann and Mrs Brew
went to Kahspell Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The Jolly Times club met We'd
nesday night at the home of Mrs
Joe Brew. After the meeting a
lovely lunch was served. There
were II club members present.
Mrs Frank Kasper's son is here
from Royal Oak, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Robinson are
back from a weeks visit in Kalis-
pell
The Cadas have their basement
foundation finished and are ready
to lay the sub floor
Mr. and Mrs H o Ersin and Miss
Alice Bylin, all of Kalispell, en-
joyed a dinner at the home of Joe
Brew Sunday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

al Malta. Harry VIII be remember
ed 10 US as our water boy
An extensive hunting trip has
been planned by Is men from the
project and their friends.
They have spent considerable
time in cutting and clearing their
trails in and about the Dorst ba-
sin. Some OF the party left Tues
day night and others viii Join
them during the week They plan
10 return Sunday evening. Those
going are Leonard Erickson, Merle
Greenland. Al 3forehead. Barney
Potter, Leonard Lee. 4 H Hend-
rickson. Les Anderson, Oville
Ritzman. Henry Ressler, Mr. Fon-
toinell. James Wallace. Harold T.
chenor. Tom Post, Francis War
mock and Gil O'Hara. We hope
you get what you're going after.
Il surely would be treat 70 put
your feet under the table for one
Of those juicy elk steaks.
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South Fork Town

We wish 10 call tire attention Of
tne community to the Eretchs6
eozditSor Of one street in our town.
This street Is always Uttered with
boards. CABS, nails and all kinds
Of rubbish Furthermore, the child
rem responsible for this collection
Of booty traps for the driver are
from homes which front the high
way, which relieves their parents
Of the necessity Of picking q safe
passage for their automobiles
through the perilous maze Of bot
ties. cans and boards. The rest OF
the community this take this oD-
portunity of registering protest
10 the parents Of those children
responsible for the litter II would
Be appreciated if this condition il
remedied
A number Of South Fork resid-
snts have packed out for a hunt
nag trip. II is hoped the hunt will
prove successful
William Edwards, Kalispell, and
Mrs Cliff Newton, Glasgow, were
callers AT the Leo Edwards home
Sunday.
Mrs Clara Pearson has returned
TO her home here after an extended
trip through the middle west visit
ing relatives.
The interest of the neighborhood
has been aroused by water witch
er. One mans digging efforts are
being carefully watched and the
hopes of the rest are depending on
his results.
Mrs Clark Harlan ana Mr. and
Mrs Charles Moore spent an eve
ming playing cards while Mr. Har-
Ian and Clarky were out on hunt
ing party.
Mr. and Mrs Orville hrke and
Ronald left last week to spend the
winter at Seattle, where Mr. Ihrke's
parents live.
Mr. and Mrs Don Nash spent q
recent weekend visiting Ruth's
brothers and their families in Mis-
soula-
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board il Gilbert Miller. KAaspel
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Columbia Falls; p 4 Br1kmza,
KzhspeH; II 3 Aark1s. V-hitsfH;
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Clerk A J Shaw. secretary
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Attend Card Party

TIE Fs-s unio1 card party
Saturday night was vel ATTENDED
Mia tables Of cards filed the hall
completely and E very pleasant ev-
ening vas sp=nt with nsighbors.
TIE committee, Mrs Emma Laden
burg, and Mrs Edna Sullivan ser
we'd nice lunch a. midnight Brush
up OF Jour pnochls and five hund-
red 'rsighbors, and join LIS this
winter.
Walter Forpss. Burbank spent
his vacation II the Fathead last
week He went On z trip TO Olney,
Saturday, visited II the Falls and
ended the day by visiting with Mr.
and Mrs Ven Greene IN Martin
City. California has nothing to
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17

na ate a stack Of pancakes as
r5g a The moon and little saus-
eE-z tnat lasts like they just came
e nj Crandad's smoke house.
Tnere nere was the fire engine.
-ra BEAUTIFUL theatre, the NJ q III
--h Chet and Jerrys hearty wei
co-e stranger" Yes, Martin City
i interesting and it's history IS
6-ooning more 50 day by day.
Jesse and Daisy Sparks rec
co-ozre with this" Walt says,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Stratton Services Today

Funeral services for Dee Lyle
S-ratto1, -. Coram, VIII Be held
this afternoon, Friday. The $50
services VIII be at the Cztron fun
e-l home with ioterrment u the
Wn1-skE1 cemetery
B1ck- Strzt1oa- q resident Of
TIE Fz-nszd for II years, died
T1estzy afternoon Ia a W-hltshsh
hospital - The result Of q woods
sccadet Tuesday morning Sur
sfvorz include Ills parents. 1fr and
Mrs. Frank Stratton; Corzn- two
sls-s-z. AID five brothers, al Of
TIE FZz-heAd
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Check Cruise Of State Land
In Glacier Park Started

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Clac5sr nz-zo-zl park started THY
s5ay- STATE representatives, VII a.
50 check the la-i with G= sTz--
ual plan OF its osa'7--g f=5=-a-aE
owned
Making the survey fo- -1= fer
erel government sz B-s- Sz1-
ford, rational pzrk s@-vlce -eE1-
Il forester, San Fr1c-sco. and
Maurice Thede, park forester, also
San Francisco.
In addition TO ne e.o45 acres Of
sta.s-o<red land Glacier. second
largest rational park Il the Unit
ed States with Is one million acres
has 5000 acres Of privately OWED
land
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Mystery Of
the Missing Farms

Yep, the number of farms in
America is shrinking (by a quarter
million in the last FIVE years.).
What's happened to the missing
farms, The land has been taken
in by other farms, increasing the
average size by twenty acres,
Does this growth mean farm
ing's no longer family enter
prise? Just the oppositel More
families own farms today than
ever-only with labor-saving
equipment they can handle more
land, more work.
That's as if should be. The family
farm is fortress of democracy
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
Weather Jobs Open

Applications for wsa-hsrmn po-
sitions meteorological aides n
Washington Oregon Idsno and
Montana VIII b received by the
Z s Civil Service until October d
These permanent positions pay
from 50, 16s to 1897 q year For
further information contact z 5
Mark weather observer, post Of
fcie building. Kalispan
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Libby Cane Cancelled
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Please Have No Fires
During Hunting Season

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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-17
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ,

eiyed the announcement :,
grand daughter FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs James I,vf;s
mond, Calf. The notbe, :
remembered as Reba.
Wilma Logan is now s,..,
in Bolton
Mrs j E Sparks and =,
Walter Forbes, left bv 90. ~
day for Richmond TO visi, l,
Mrs James Lytjen.