The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1937, Page 3

—1 _ AR TR Show Place of Juneau lnean“a D“rhln ! PITOL |RIL: Superbly iYoung Star Proves She Is | Both Musician and Actor | in ‘Three Smart. Girls’ \ Dainty Deanna Durbin, a bril- liant and altogether charming per- sonality was introduced to local movie fans yesterday in Universal's gay comedy drama, “Three Smart Girls.,” This feature js on at the Capitol Theatre for the last times tonight. Deanna’s voice has been heard previously on national radio broad- casts for many months. Surrounded by a cast of estab- lished cinema favorites including Binnie Barnes, Alice Brady, Ray Milland and Charles Winninger, this youthful newcomer to the screen lives up to advance notices of her mi 1 genius. She proves, too, that she is much more than a singing child prodigy. Possessing exequisite beauty and| rare charm, the talented young- | ster gives a smooth performance. D CAPITO LAST TIMES BEAUTIFUL BLONDE! BINNIE BARNES ALICE BRADY NAN GREY BARBARA READ Selected Shorts MDNIGHT PREVIEW “LARCENY ON THE AIR” oo i o HOSPITAL NOTES o + CORDOVA CLUB HAS | ; ELABORATE BANQUET . An elaborate dinner was enjoyed & 1ecently by members of the Cordova Women'’s Club at the Italian Cafe in Cordova. Pretty decorations and musical selections formed a back- ground for the program. An enjoy- able program was held. TO TEACH AT H Margaret konan, graduate of the University of Alaska, will be the teacher of the school which will be opened at Healy on September 13. She is the daughter of John Ronan and was on the clerical staff of tho last Territorial Legislature session in Juneau. - ) to the Government Hospital, M. A. McDonai@, wno was admit- ted to St. Ann's Hospital for| minor injuries, was dismissed yes-| terday. { Mrs. Ted Price, a medical pa-| nt, was dismissed from St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday. | | James McKarren was admitted to| St. Ann's Hospital yesterday as a | medical patient. ' e | Mrs, Beatrice Knowles was ad-| mitted to St. Ann's Hospital yes- terday for medical attention. | | | Vivian Williams, a medical pa- tient who was admitted Saturday ON TRIP TO FAIRBANKS was Rev. Ralph S. Peterson of Cor- gismissed yesterday. [ dova left recently for a vacation trip 0 B | to Fairbanks Mrs. Martha Osborne and baby | girl were dismissed yesterday from | {he Government Hospital. | Mamie Starrish underwent a ton- | silectomy at the Government Hos- | pital today. PHONE 1 hah | Helen Sumdum underwent an op- | eration at the Government Hospital Saturday. | Kosta Kassal was dismissed to-| day from St. Ann's Hospital, where | he was a surgical patient. Following an operaiion, Al Lund-" strum was discharged today from St. Ann’s Hospital. Art Walters was admitted Sun-{ day to St. Ann’s Hospital for medi- cal care. John Lehto was dismissed yester- day from St. Ann’s Hospital follow- ing medical attention. After a brier ilmess, Peter Lof-| tus was discharged yesterday from St. Ann’s Hospital. CARDINAL CABS 25¢ Within City Limits Mrs, Walter Sharp was admitted| yesterday to St. Ann’s Hospital for | medical care. Tommy Farr, Welsh challenger (left), tried to get set fora right hand smash at Louis, heavyweight champ- for the heavyweight title at Yankee stadium in New York. ion, in the early part of their 15-round battle Farr lasted the 15 ds but lest the dec e ision.—Assariated Press. Louis and Farr Mix [t Up 1 Joe Louis (left) and Tommy Farr, WPlsh‘(‘halh'ngrr, went about their business with a will when this remarkable picture was snapped during their battle for the world’s heavyweight title at Yankee sta dium in New York. Louis won the decision in the 15 round rngag: ment.—Associated Press. —% | Donald, Stewart, B. C.; H. T. N. K. Porter Yon are invited to present .ais coupon at the box office of the Capitol Theatre and receive tickets for your- self and a friend or relative to see “Three Smart Girls” As a pald-up subscriber of The Daily Alaska Fmpire Good only for currem offering. Your Name May Appear Tomorrow WATCH THIS SPACE ALASKA FEDERAL SAVINGS & dren — A Travel Fund or any other specific purpose; and safe saving! $1 will start a savings account. Accounts Insured Up to $5,000.00 Post Office Box 2718, Juneau, Alaska Temporary Office: Columbia Lumber Co. Telephone 3 Save with Security for Your Future Whether it may be a fund for your New Home — A fund to educate your chil- OUR CURRENT RATE ON SAVINGS 4% : 1 [ rELS Glassey, Atlin, B. C.; J. V. Phipps, Vi AT THE HorT 4 Tulsequah; David A. Title, C. H. ? Sherwod, Polaris-Taku; Mrs. H. B. Gastineau Litz, Bremerton, Wash. | R. E. 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Cannon, Pet- Ly- Wadlow, Haines; ¥ ersburg; Victor Edenso, Craig; C. Labar- {ork, Haines; M. Rickard, A. Mus- tafa, R. S. McCormick, Seattle; John ;Du',.\nn‘ Eagle River. \WANDA, VIRGINIA WOOD LEAVE MONDAY | Wanda and virginia Wood, daughters of Pastor and Mrs H. L. Wood, left Monday .morning on for Washing- | ton, where they will enter school. nda Wood will enroll at the Sevenih-day Adventist Schol, while Virginia Wood will be a student at the Auburn Academy. | Previous to her departure, |¢inia Wood was hostess at a birth- day party Saturday evening at her | home. Ww. E the answer is systematic Farr Tries to Measure Champion Joe Lowi THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1937. Judee Reports [‘College Holiday' Fine Conference | Keeps Audiences M Fairbanks| Gaily Laughing Alaska _]uri;‘t:Take Up Li-[Benny, Burns, Allen and quor Problem and Child Raye Cause Giggles Care at Round Table | at Coliseum ' That rocking and swaying you felt the last two nights was not an earthquake. It came from the Coli- seum Theatre, where “College Holi- day,” the gayest and craziest com- edy of the year, had the audiences in the aisles and kept them in one icontinuous paroxysm of laughter. And small wonder! With Jack Returning to Juneau on the Bar- anof Sunday, Federal Judge George jx' Alexander reported an excellent |conference of the four Alaska Fed- |eral Judges in Fairbanks recently, | the first of its kind ever held in the Territory, but the kind, he said, in |which all the Judges concurred should be held at least once a year. The conference, conceived by |Benny, George Burns and Gracie | Judge Alexander, took up various|Allen, Mary Boland and Martha | matters which come before the|Raye—Madcap Martha, the ultra- courts of the Territory such as the|violent Raye — in charge of the| |new liquor law, care of children and |mirth, hardly less could be expect- | other questions which rest with theled. Then there was Marsha Hunt, ! {courts, Uniform procedure was dis-|Leif Erikson, Johnny Downs,| |cussed and agreed upon. Olympe Bradna (the girl who “It was a great help to all of us,|“wowed” you in “Three Cheers for 1 believe,” the Judge said, “and it|pLove”) Louis DaPron and Ben should result in benefit to the courts as well as to the Territory.” | After the Fairbanks conference,| {Judge Alexander visited the mining Blue to add a touch of youth, gay- | ety, beauty, romance and glamour | and round out “College Holiday"” into a perfect melange of beauty, districts around Circle, Ester Creek )it and comedy. | :un(l Cripple Creek and reported R LIRS | himself greatly impressed wi g " glant om-ruuon.\xk:(-ing r.'n‘r‘it(f:i L::fi iy o e \‘ that area. Mini E 543 Mrs. Harry G. Ask, ter of Mrs.| |in that area. Mining men, he found, |; ; golmquist of Juneau and wife| | were optimistic and indications were Mrs. jfla Knvas |that there is sufficient pay dirt to forward for years. nroute home he v ited McKinley of a prominent Skagway merchant, arrived in Juneau on the Dorothy Alexander for a week's visit with her sister and brother-in-law. D ational Park, stopping off at An- Mrs. Joe 22, died this chorage and taking the Baranof at| morning at £ Hospital alie: | seward for Juneau | 1 brief illne: R { The deceased was well-known in [ Juneau, having run the Cosmopoli- MRS, W. P. BLANTON | tan Beauty Shop here with her : ; GOES TO MISSOURI mother for the past few yed MISS FREEBURN SOUTI 1 moon on the Alaska. shie arrived in Juneau by plane with 1, who was luled to urn o Chichagof. Mr. Freeburn i superintendent of the Chichagof mine. - Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office. COLISEUM LAST TIMES TONIGHT A A\ S MARTHALRAYE X PARAMBUNT- #1CHBRE. —PLUS— SELECTED SHORTS and MOVIETONEWS EARLING DAUGHTERS SOUTH The Mi Nancy and Mary Lou w arrived in Juneau by Mon £ oo 1 ters of the superinie ¥ e »k .o MOVIE SURVEYOR LEAVES { < r Aleutian for sic kagway and sitka, where il continue b8 work, He arrvived in newu over the week-end > Today's News Today.—Empire. o Funeral services have been set S tentatively for sday afternoon| A passenger on the Princess rom the chapel of the Charles W. Louise, Mrs. W. P. Blanton and Carter Mortuary Sandy, left Monday morning | Mrs. Kovas is survived by a hus- a three months’ visit to Idaho | band, Joe Kovas, a mother, Mrs. and N i T \dn Sylvia, and two children, Glenn | | bia, Missouri Mrs. Blan- | nd Corinne on will be the guest of her grand- | e i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd.| RETURN TO CORDOVA | Mi. and Mrs, Ted Brown, former | RAGIIrS. b e va receniiy cuneauites, will be hosts to Mrs. | after visiting their grandmother at|3lanton when she stops over in| Kirkland, Washington, were Misses| Mullen, Idaho, for a short visit. Artie and Jane Burns, daughters e of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns. BISHOP ROWE e | g ON WAY 10 KENNECOTT | Bishop P. T. Rowe was honored | Replacing Dr. Touhy, who is leav- [recently at Cordova at- a dinner ing for the States, Dr. I. 8. Egan |given by about 20 members of the and his wife and son passed through | Episcopal Church Woman’s Guild Cordova recently on the way to|The bishop gave accounts of his Kennecott. ltrip this year. 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