The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1935, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1935. CONGRATULATIONS TO DREAMLAN MIKE PUSICH, Owner LIGHT FIXTURES By the Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. JUNEAU DOUGLAS dlllllllllllllllllllIllllIIII|IIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII|IIHIflIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlII ROYAL BLUE and )REAMLAND DOOR PRIZES TONIGHT! Through the courtesy of the management of ROYAL BLUE CABS and DREAMLAND . . four Door prizes will be awarded at DREAMLAND TONIGHT . . [ ] [ $5.00 CASH $5.00 CASH $1.00 CASH Gentleman’s First Lady’s First Gentleman’s Second Lady’s Second $1.00 CASH (DREAMLAND T0 ! Many Features Are Com- OPEN TONIGHT ~ PROMPTLY AT § New Douglas nght Club to| Entertain All Channel Pleasure Lovers, SPECIAL ORCHESTRA WILL FURNISH MUSIC bined in New Resort Owned by Pusich With a great fanfare of publicity through a reecnt name-guessing contest handled by The Daily Alas- ka Empire, Dreamland, new and spacious Douglas night club opens its doors tonight, sharply at 9 o'clock. Mike Pusich, owner, and one of; the pioneer tax-payers of Douglas has worked night and day with de- signers and workmen to prepare the place for the opening. Paul Brown and His Islanders, new (five-piece orchestra, will be hand from the word “go” with melodious arrangements of all dance tunes. An especially-constructed or- chestra pit has been built for the musicians, with all ball-room light- ing effects controlled from t.he or- chestra stand. Seats For 200 Seating arrangements for over 200 people has been assured, in booths, tables, tap room, and private party rooms. After tonight, Mr. Pusich stated that the private party rooms will be open for reservation for those wishing to enjoy the beauty and: service of Dreamland after a pri-| vate party. . Tonight, however, the entire beau- ty spot is wide open with a hearty' welcome from Douglas Island, and| the management hopes to serve all amid surroundings that are de- signed to appeal to-the finest tastes. Design Is “Amazing” Outstanding among the many features of Dreamland is the amaz- ing interior decoration designed by Eugene DeRusette, late of New York City. It is too “different” to de-: | Kennecopt; Mrs, Alla Perpich. !adv. HOWARD D. STABLER, W.M. Owncr of Dreamland MIKE PUSICH scribe, but is carried out with har- monizing effect in the entire light- ing system and table and booth| arrangements. Plenty of parking space is locat- ed across the street from Dream- land, on Mr. Pusich’s property. | Mr. Pusich is proud of the ball-| room, and justly so, for Garland| Boggan, the floor man, has not| only created the largest privately- owned dance ‘floor in ‘Alaska, but it is also entirely different in de- sign, with special patterns worked in by the floor man from lllfour corners, ———t LRI RN R R 2 R ) L AT THE HOTELS L veoerreceew ey ? Gastineau Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Adams, Alaskan John Larson, Five Finger Light; A. Waldell, Juneau. Zynds Mr. and Mrs. W. Al Michelsen, - e——— ATTENTION MASONS Called communication for 7:30 p. m. October 7, 1935. Work in FC degree. Visiting Brothers welcome. —_— e DO YOU KNOW? That you can buy quarts of 6- year-old Monogram at the JUNEAU LIQUOR STORE for $4.00. adv. I’s Always Fair Weather . when you bank at the First National and bank by mail! Bad weather, lack of time, or inability to call at the bank in person for any other reason need not interfere with your banking when you bank bank by mail facilities dtrectly to you with safety and convenience. You can make both Checking and Savings Accounts. Try it—do your banking from your own desk! The First at this bank. Our service brings our deposits by mail in 4t National -~ OF DREAMLAND :Firms and InEfiduals Con-| . |center for Mr. Pusich join in wish-: ing him success in his new estab- |ing thetr pride n the cooperation| | involved. fcarpemer work; Dave Burnett, stuc- |Light and Power Co., Lu, Listen, |Dreamland; Alaska Rheinlander, | dent, Jakeway Distributing Co,, Alt | advantages for any of the first six WELL WISHES FROM MAKERS gratulate Owner of Amusement Place With the successful eompletion of | Preamland, and its formal opening tonight, the various firms and in-| dividuals who created the new night | lishment, at the same time voic-| of all in building a place that is a| credit to each individusl business Those who unite in extending cenzratulations are: Mr. Boggan;;‘ Kratft's Cabinet Shop, complete| charge of a1l millwork designing and co; Mr. DeRusette; .Alaska Electric signs; Royal Blue Cabs, stand at Distributors; Elmer Jakeway, presi- BIE TEN FAIL 70 PULL OUT HIGH SCORES | The Big Ten Conference bowling season got under way at the Elks Alleys last night with no decided teams to bowl on the conference schedule. Each of the winning teams took two out of three games. The Cyclones administered de- feat to the Gophers, the Wolverines| == outbowled the Buckeyes and the Irish beat the Badgers. The best total score for the eve- ning was made by Nick Bavard of the Wolverines, who accumulated 547 points. John Halm, of the Buck- Redman with 517 for third place nosed out R. E. Robertson, also of the Buckeyes, with 516. The complete Big Ten Conference scores follow: Cyclones Etta Mae Kolasa 70 98 97— 256 W. S. Pullen ... 156 170 180— 506 Fred Henning 158 167 177— 502 Totals ... 384 435 454—1273 | the new night club. Jgames are scheduled for that eve- eyes, was second with 518, and Herb | FAST PROGRAM AT DREAMLAND IS INDICATED Awards, Pnzes and Many Other Things to Fea- ture Grand Opening Dréeamland will be alive with awards, prizes, and what have you| tonight, from the minute that the music starts until the janitor starts stacking up the chairs on the| tables tomorrow. b Special door prizes are announced by the management and also by Royal Blue Cabs, who have a spe- cially-built cab stand located in At midnight, the awarding of the prizes to those who selected the winning name of the place, or, rirst, second and third winners. One hour || later the prize waltz will be held. Careful selection was used by | Mr. Pusich in engaging only the/ Pest waiters, bartenders, and walt- | resses for Dreamland, and he be- | lieves, that with the largest place of its kind on the channel, Dreamland will be able to accommodate pat- rons with the acme of quality and service. Special fried chicken din- ners will be the opening feature on the Dreamland menu, Mr. Pusich said, ning: Hooslers vs. Illini, 7:30 pm.; Maroons vs Hawkeyes, 8:30 pm.; ‘Wildcats vs Bollermakers, 9:30 pm. Tonight, the second section of the [Pacific Coast Conference will bowl at the Elks Alleys. Tonight's sched- ule includes: Indians vs Lumber- Jjacks; and Bruins vs Vandals. Meet Me Tonight m Drnmllnd Is a Dream Come True Through the Artistry of ' EUGENE “FRENCHY” DeRusette MASTER PAINTER AND DECORATOR Late of Rockefeller Center Decorating Staff, New ’Ym‘b City’ Finest Interior Decorating For Finest Homes and Business Houses @ All Interior Decorating in DREAMLAND is the work of DeRUSETTE Gophers ©L 120 129 143— 392 Banfield ... 121 137 178— 426 Duckworth ... 183 174 112— 469 122 119 100— 341 T2 *172 *172—*516 482 461 m—lm verines Jane Farrelley *120.*120.*120—*360 115 169 161— #45 05 180 162— 547 RSy 443—1352 145— 389 48— 40 = ... 441 437 475—1368 Irish .. 186 149 175— MO 121 150 131— 402 | Finlay .. *162 *162 -m—tm Totals ... 400 461 468—-1!" i -—Avernge id not bowl. O SRR Dave Burnett F ine Plastering and Stucco ;Extendg BEST WISHES TO MIKE PUSICH’S Dre aifil” GEAERR B R e e e L L e L e L N N e P F i i £The Big Ten Conference will w Bank | again Monday night. The following | Juneau, Alaska g IIIIIIIlIIlIlIIllIIIIMI“IIWIIIIlHIIMIIHIIIIIIIWIIIWIWW_ e Garland Boggan rafft Cabinet Sh . T CREATED THE NOVEL HARDWOOD FLOOR ' i In the Spacious Ball Room in : Dreamland Nétice the Design in the Floor . . ' '\ Notice the Fine Workmanship that Spells BOGGAN, v-~Congratulations, Mr. Pusich! | "uuwuummmmumnmmnmmm|mu||u||||||||nm_u||m|m||m||||||w' Extends Congratulations to MIKE PUSICH On the Opening of Beautiful Dreamland @ Patrons are invited to notice the atttacti;b'boo’ths, orchestra pits, and all mill and carpenter work created for Dreamland by KRAFFT CABINET SHOP—JUNEAU PRt I R A R LN VAR AR NS R R I RN AN AR S A NN TN ANA LB A E R 2R DRESG §3 RIS IRLE R J i