The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 7

. CHRISTMAS PLAY OFSCHOOLDRAWS BIG ATTENDANCE Many Take e ol ' De lightful Program Held Last Evening Before an enthusiastic audience, which jammed the grade school auditorium to more than capacity, the combined high school and grade school Christmas party was held last night. More than 600 parents and friends witnessed the carefully-pre- pared spectacle, which included six acts and 178 participants. The numbers featured both dramatic and musical Christmas. / An interesting display in the aallway outside of the auditorium gave parents an idea of what the boys and girls groups at the high school were doing in the line of Christmas toy giving to the needy. Superintendent of Schools A. B. Phillips explained that a large number of dld, discarded and brok- en toys had been gathered by the students. The boys repaired the ob- jects, with the girls making doll dresses and aiding in the attrac- tive wrapping of the presents. The large table, piled high with the gifts, represented only a small por- tion of the total number which the high school intended to give, Phil- lips said. “Santa Claus in Blunderland,” presented by the grade school un- der the direction of Miss Ruth Cof- fin, was the first @act. Included in. the cast of this charming production were the fol- lowing: Richard Jackson, Jack Goddard, Mary Stewart, Louis Neilson, Alice Curtis, Burnetta Reich, Franklin Dufresne, Eddy Schaeffer, Billy Jor- genson, Malcolm Faulkner, Pat Brewer, .Virginia Dufresne, Bert Stewart, Phillip Harland, Louise Adams, Esther Thompson, Dorothy Bertholl, Louise Hildre, Sidney J. Brannin. Isabel Parsons, Marjorie Shell, Sylvia Davis, Dorothy Fors, May- delle George, Katherine Torkelson, Shirley Davis, Ann Davis, Arletta Hayden, Bob Phillips, Charles Reed, Beverley Lievers, Astrid Barnes, Doris Hagstad, Bobby Converse, Delbert Zugoff, Donald Hayes. Carl Click, Bob Scott, LeRoy Ves- tal, Barbara MacSpadden, Bernice Mead, Beryl Marshall, Harold Zeng- er, Donald McDonald, Jimmy Hick- ey, Dallas Weyand, Vivian Powers, Ada Mangsol, Ruth Torkelson, Be- atrice Bothwell, Millie Miller, Bet- ty Bonnet, Clara Hayden, Lois Al- len, Olga Paul, Irene Peterson, Margaret Harris, Hilda Kerr, Irma Wahl, Lola LaPaugh, Sue Stewart, Josephine Campbell, George Alex- ander, Irving Lowell, rich, Stanley Heisel. Next came the “Toy Symphony,” an orchestral presentation by the, high school and advanced junior orchestra under the leadership of Miss Pauline Reinhart. The mem- bers of this group included: Patricia Harland, David Reischl, Lyman Snow, John Satre, LeRoy West, Fletcher Brown, George Al- exander, Philip Harland, Byron Personeous, Jack Goddard, Keith Petrich, Tom White, Ennis White, Richard Jackson, Corrinne Jenne, Marie Bussinger, Christina Nielson, Phyllis Jenne, Thomas Hellan, Har- old Hanson, Corrinne Duncan, Syl- via Davis, Edithbelle Heller, Elaine Housel, Virginia Dufresne, Krause, Ann Morris, Jack Glasse, Jean VanderLeest, Rachel Borleck. Dramatization of Charles Dick- ens’ “A Christmas Carol,” was the third act. Everett R. Erickson di- rected the following cast: ‘Tom Stewart, Howard Jackson, Helen Beistline, vera, John Krugness, Ellen Mc- Kechnie, Winn, Doris Freeburger, Jack Tur- off, Robert Short, Nola May Seelye, Birdie Jensen, Margaret Hickey, Jeanne Anderson, Harry Lucas, Kenneth Webster, LeRoy West, Harold Hanson, John Alstead, Hen- ry Satre, Myrtle Mello, Mary Jean | McNaughton, Herbert McClean, Ruth Geyer, Keith , Iris Mar- ris, Shelby mker.“:%flommn, Mitchell Daniloff, /Hanson, Lilian Kilo, Jeanne Anderson, Bill ‘Winn, Marguerite Wy, Bobby Davis. Carol singers, with Miss Oomn and Mr. Erickson comjbining in the | direction, provided the This chorus included: Birdie Jensen, Nola May Seelyc, Sybil Godfrey, Patricia Harland,' Evelyn Jenkins, Phyllis Jenne, An- | na Campbell, Anabel Simpson, Le- | Roy West, Charles Jenne, David Reischl, ris, Bert Bertholl, John Ritter, Jean | Krugness. The fourth number was a “com- munity” sing, led by Miss Coffin. “Santa Claus”, himself, was the sixth act. —— DANGER AHEAD You should not drive without chains—we feature Ford size at $3.85, Seattle made chains. Weed chains are slightly higher. Agency *Diamond T trucks, US Tires—guar- anteed one year, Hobbs and Globe batteries at Dutch’s Economy Gar- ideas pertaining to | Keith Pet- | Irving | Beatrice Prima- | Edward Bowden, Bill| o;no e oo ee Stea—ser Movements NORTHBOUND Bandon scheduled to arrive during the night or early tomorrow. Northland scheduled to arrive at 2 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. SCHEDULED SAILINGS Northwestern scheduled to sail from Seattle December 22 at 10 am. Norco scheduled to sail from Seattle December 24 at 9 p. m. Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver Decem- ber 28 at 9 p.m. SOUTHENTIND SAILINGS Yukon scheduled southbound late next Monday. LOCAL SAILINGS | Kenai leaves every Wednes- day night at 6 pm., for Sitka and wayparts. Dart leaves every Friday at 7 am. for Petersburg, Kake and wayports. e e oo e e o0 e {CLOSING QUOTATIONS TODAY N.Y.EXCHANGE | The following are closing prices | of various issues today on the New York Stock Exchange, furnished by | | the Wilson - Fairbanks and Com- . . . . . . \ . . ® ) . . Howe Sound 50. lel 22%, pany’s. Juneau office: American Radiator 14%, Ameri- can Rolling Mill 197%, American § B FRESH fifth act.| : TURKEYS . CHICKENS ' AH hand picked. Guaranteed to be as fine as Walter Scott, Fred Har- | | B HAM, Half or Whole, Ib. ROAST | HEINZ TOY CARS, 55¢ A real car for any child COFFEE Camp Fire Brand 24.c poand JELLY Heinz—All Flavors 2 for 35¢ THE DAIL'Y AUASKA 'EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1934. Smelting 36%, American T and TI 102, American Tobacco 82%, Ameri- | Works 13%, Atchlson Top 52%, Atlantic Refining 24% Bendix 15%, Borden Co. 23, Cana- dian Pacific 11%, Caterpillar Trac- tor 37. Cerro de Pasco 42'4, Chesapeake YOUNG - GRANT and Ohio 43%, Chrysler 382, Com- ' FII_ M Tn N | G HT mercial Sulvents 2%, COntmenuu‘ th & Can Co. 61%, Continental Oil Co,| A fast-moving picture with & 17%, Du Pont de Nemours 931, El- 1good cast and good direction, “Born ectric Auto-Lite 26, General Elec. | t0 be Bad," is held over at the Col- tric 19%, General Foods 3¢%, Gold | iseum tonight for another show= % Grahy | ing. S T Oty 6Tt T Loretta Young is the leadinz| young woman, not quite as good | Hudson 11%, International Nick- |as she is beautiful, whose allure Johns-Manville 52%, Lig-{is her stock in trade. As a “cus~ tomer's girl,” for a wholesale house, it is her business to “sell” the out- | of-town buyers, and most of them are easy to sell after they have Ward 28%, Nash|fallen in love with Loretta. Cm‘v, 17%, National Biscuit 261, Nation- | Grant is the handsome young man al Cash Register 16%, Nnuonn“or high character whom she hap- Dairy 16%, National Distillers 27%, ‘pem to meet at a critical time of N. Y. C. 20 N..P. 19%, Pullman |her life. 46%. | Lowell Sherman, director, adept | Radio Corporation 4%, Reynolds | at sophisticated drams, has bullt Tobacco 49%, Safeway Stores 46%, |into this picture a wealth of clever Sears Roebuck 38%, Simmons 5% ,‘muanom good dialogue from the Socony 137, Spe: 9%, Standard | Ralph Graves story, and the prop- Oil of California 30, Standard Ofl |er pathos necessary to make it a of New Jersey 42'% | well-rounded piece. Texas Corp. 197, United Mrcralt‘ Others in the cast are Jackie 13%, TUnited States Rubber 16%, Kelk, who plays the role of Lor- U. S. Smelting 123, Westinghouse ‘ettfl= young son, Harry Green, Hen- Air Brake 24, Westinghouse Elec- |ry Travers, Paul Harvey, Russell tric 33%, Woolworth 52%. Hopton Andrew Tombes. Volume 920,000. There will be_a preview at the Averages, up 31, | Coliseum tonight 6f “Fog ‘Over can Water t & Myers 104, Liquid Carbonic . Loose-Wiles 33%, Lorillard 19 Marshal Field 10% McIntyre 4 Montgomery Spot Silver 53%. | Frisco.” .,.coldest since January 23. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. 8. Weather Burean) TURKEY AW4RD Forecast for Juneau and vieinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Dec. 21: | H Snow flurries tonight and probably Saturday; continued cold; i moderate to fresh east and northeast winds. i LOCAL DATA H Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe: 4 pm. yesty ....2050 19 84 NE 14 Lt. Snow 4 am. today 2073 16 66 NE 10 Lt. Snow Noon today 20,79 12 64 NE 15 Lt. Snow RADIO 2IPORTS fighest 4pm. | g SATURDAY NIGHT Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4a.u Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weatler b 2 e | Gl 4 0 Clear 16 10 | 2 2 4 0 Clear Bethel 4 2 | 4 -4 4 0 Clear | v " Fairbanks -18 -18 | -26 -26 4 0 Clear Daw -32 -38 -40 40 8 0 Clear I St. Paul 2 24 24 28 10 Trace Pt.Cldy, DANCE TO Duch Harbor 30 30 28 34 4 0 Clear ’ K 30 28 24 26 8 0 Cleai Albe P 3 26 20 18,0 5 4 0 Pt.Cldy| rt eterson S 21 19 1315 10 a1 Snow | . . A SR b s Accordion Music .44 42 3¢ 34 4 4 Cldy Prince Rupert ... 44 44 [« 38 38 4 22 Pt.Cldy / Edmonton 26 6 4 4 4 04 cldy ® ) Seattle 52 50 4 52 28 .58 Rain I Portland 54 50 T U R Y Rain 1 o San Francisco ... 52 50 4 4 10 0 Cldy GLACIER HIGHW AY IS LOVELY NOW WEATHER SYNOPSIS | The general barometric pressure distribution over Alaska and the North Pacific Ocean has changed but little during the past 24 hours. It was colder last night over Southeast Alaska the Yuokn and Kus- kokwim Valleys and over the Seward Peninsula. 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