Daily Bulletin - 21.10.1940, Blaðsíða 4
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DAILY BULLETIN
___ NYJA BSD _______
Running this week:
Three Smart Girls
Grow Up.
Starring
DEANNA DURBIN
with
Nan Grey, Helen Parrish
and Charles Winninger.
Nightly at 7 and 9 p. m.
R.A.F.-planes over the
continent.
(Continued from Page 1).
back in London for general con-
versation with the government.
Three months ago, he stated,
people in the U.S.A. felt Britain
would go — but not now. Lord
Lothian said also: I can’t re-
present England unless I know
condition in England at the
present time. —
Seven German planes were
shot down in raids on England
yesterday and 2 last night. The
raiders visited London and the
Midlands and isolated attacks
are reported from many places.
To day is Trafalgar-day,
when Nelson smashed Napo-
leons last hope of invading
Britain. The British Fleet is still
on guard as in Nelson’s day.
Only last week a whole convoy
of German ships (5) was sunk,
Cherbourg and Dunkuerque
were shelled, 3 Italian destroy-
ers sunk, 4 German destroyers
chased from Land’s End to
Brest, a German trawler sunk
near the French coast and Brit-
ish submarine in the Mediterr-
anean sank 11.800 tons of Ital-
ian shipping.
A successful raid has been
made on the German flyingboat
base at Tromso, 1000 miles from
the nearest British base, i. e.
the Orkney Islands.
THE POCKET
DICTIONARIES:
English-lcelandic
and
Icelandic-English
may now be obtained at any
bookshop all over Iceland.
The Books were sold out in
a few days, but have now
been reprinted. '
Whoever has these books
in his pocket can make him-
self understood to the Ice-
landic people without know-
ing Icelandic.
Gamla Bio:
LOVE vs. DUTY IN
DRAMA OF NURSING
“VIGIL IN THE NIGHT”
What is the answer when
duty transcends the call of
love? Is the duty of a nurse to-
ward the Suffering more im-
portant than the cries of her
own heart for romance?
“Vigil in the Night,” A. J.
__ GAMLA BiO ______________
Vigil in the night
with
Carole Lombard,
Brian Aherne,
Anne Shirley.
Cronin’s sensational novel of
the human side of nursing, con-
cerns itself dramatically with
these vital problems, which are
faced and solved by the heroine.
Carole Lombard, Brian
Aherne and Anne Shirley are
the stars. It is Miss Lombard’s
greatest dramatic role, and
advance notices give her salvos
of praise for her impersonation
of the nurse whose fervent
dedication of self to duty takes
her from one intensely drama-,
tic situation to another.
Brian Aherne portrays the
surgeon who thinks duty should
be leavened with love, and Anne
Shirley plays the student nurse
who hates duty and its sacri-
fices and pays tragically for her
negligence.
DAILY BULLETIN
Publishers: ,
Axel Thorsteinson.
Herstelnn Palsson.
Expedition:
Daily Visir’s expedition
(opposite Gamla BI6).
Printed by Steindorsprent h.f.
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