The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1938, Page 3

WEDNESDAY LIFE SHUFFLED HIS GUILT ONTO ANOTHER But he played the joker card of love — and lost! A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE Kent Taylor « Fay Wray Jane Darwell + Nan Grey Larry Blake + Fritz Leiber MIDNIGHT PREVAEW “Zeieromgn The Show Place of Juneau and THURSDAY MAN... S SHORTS Playing the Pon- ies — Capt. Kidd Treasures —Foot- ball Fever — In the Swim — News with thrilling THE DAILY ALASKA COURT SCENE - IS THEME OF ° MOVIE HERE Tense Drama at Capitol Stars Kent Taylor, Fay Wray “The Jury's Secret,” opening to- night at the Capitol Theatre, tells the story of Walter Russell, a weak willed but normally honorable man who secretly kills Brandon Will- iams, a capitalist, in the belief that the financier is a menace both to himself and the city he has been exploiting for years. Hatred recent- ly has been centered on Williams because he opposed a flood control program, and as a result havoc and death visit the community when the river overflows. Russell feels no compunction for his act, until he learns that “Bill" Sheldon, hot headed young cham- pion of the working classes, has been arrested and charged with the erime, on account of threats he had made against Williams following a flood. Sheldon goes on trial and Russell after much soul torment, allows his sweetheart, Linda Ware, a smart girl reporter, to persuade him that he must offer himself for service on the jury. She does not know that Russell is the murderer but she wants him on the jury in order that Sheldon shall not be “rail- roaded to the chair.” The end s e Russell-Stedman PIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1938. A Movie Star Steps Out P | Bethel Assembly sembly of God on Main Street will observe the twenty-first anniversary of the opening of the Wayne Morris, star of the movies, seems to have found something to raise an eyebrow over as he looks at the dancers on the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf Astoria, New York. The socialite with him is Miss Betty Jane Ferguson, of Huntington, L. L 'SEVENTEEN ATTEND Tuesday evenirs <% Highway home of Is to Celehrate Tomorrow evening the Bethel A: Mrs, Mrs. M. Ward for the evening. Reports were acting as presented by Bethel Mis- CHAPELADIES MEET the Glacier Virgil Newell, members of the Chapeladies met for their regular session, with hostess the various committees and it was de- “COUNTY FAIR" - FAMILY DRAMA OPENS TONIGHT Rural Film Now Playing at Coliseum Theatre, Star- ring Mary Lou Lender Rural pictures have not been common for long that it is a genuine novelty to welcome to the Coliseum Theatre a Monogram pic- ture called “Country Fair” which embodies all the charm and peace of American rurai, count young jockey uled courses in a makes his li sociation cannot prevent his work ing. In the country, he meets a youngster who is training a win ning horse, and falls in love with the boy's sister John Arledge has the leading role, and Fuzzy Knight is his com- ical sidekick. Mary Lou Lender, Co lumbus, Ohio, debutante, makes her first film appearance, and J. Far- rell MacDonald is a mean old father who relents. - AAC BUSINESS TAKES GLENN GOUDIE NORTH ' WITHELECTRATODAY Glenn Goudie, Supervisi - gineer for the Alaska Aeronautic Commission, flew north with PAA today to superintend the of weather collecting at ban| and Anchorage have been erected by the commis- sion in line with a program for velopment of Alaska aerial naviga- inning Fair- the stations which . H sion in Juneau, with a special \-mr(yhm the organization sponsor tion aids. up Ia s l“"g Thanksgiving service at 8 o'clock |the Boy Scout Troop at Auk Bay.| The two stations are used to col- in the evening. Thete will be, Those present Tuesday included: lect weather rom outlying T special music and a méssage, “The | Mesdames C. Wittanen, M. Webb, | static ate the gatherec Miss Jean Russell, of Ketchikan, Great Responsibility of Giving M. Meilke, Dave Dishaw, J. De material with Weather Bureau in- will become the bride of Verne Sted- | nanks ™ will be presented by Mrs.|Hart, D. Thompson, Victor Man- formation for transmission to pilots. man, also of Ketchikan and former- g . Krogh, |ville, V. Spaulding, Harry Arnold, Goudie will be gone about ten ly of this city, at a ceremony to be Twenty-one years ago the Rev.|J. Pederson, F. Millard, T. Barrk- days and expects to see both sta- — _WEDNESDAY « ADDED ATTRACTIONS Land of the Kangaroo MEN’S HARRY’S™.: 3 Y 7 ik L W T WHAT ARE THEY 1 Here is the : will touch Porky Pig Cartoon Musical Comedy Paramount News THURSDAY IS THE BIG N PSRN TN L % MACKINAWE These mackinaws are of navy bluc, \ g wool fabric; full-belt, very MEN’S SHOES """ $2.95 Finest grade leather. Choose your favorite style. neat-look YOUNG South IEN'S SHOP Franklin y performed by the Rev. W. G. LeVas- | g Mrs, Charles C. Personeus held |ster, T. Cole, Victor Newell, R.|tions in operation before he returns e eur at the Parish House this eVe-|their first service in Juneau_on|Hogan, M. Ward, and Mis. Kath- ~ ning at 30 o'clock i .| Thanksgiving evening, and Mrs. |erine Johnson, a visitor from - ; The service will be performed inl|g, oo gssisted in the service Haines | Electrlc 'Eable cookery the presence of a few close friends| pyeryone is cordially invited to| The next meeting will be held B e e iin naitie|the Thanksgiving ‘service tomorrow | at the home of Mrs. Tom Barek- y e given away by J. B SOl TSerfe, oy, ston on December 1. Select your CHRISTMAS GIFT now of the groom. Miss Alice Burnett,| __ e s e T S ey g IR R, of Ketchikan, will be bridesmaid from our large stock of ELECTRIC and William Rodenburg best man PPLI Q Following the ceremony a wedding S 3 d S d APPLIANCES. reception will be held at the home HO“YWOOd 1g]7t.f 14 n ounas ; 2 “ of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, in the 3 h\ \ TABLE COOKERY is the latest thing Knight Apartments, during which By Robbin Coons i\‘\\w\\ - - . . time all frie f the young e | # it and is possible only with electric e i o she JOUR ouDy HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Nov. 23.--Eddie Albert has clicked. Rock Ml appliances. SEE THEM NOW! dlraadtd A2 s Island, TIL, can run up the flag for a native son who made good % LOUISE MURRISH ls in his first movie. Minneapolis, Minn., can rah-rah for the 3 s S home-town boy who ran away with “Brother Rat.” SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN IN WOLD BOOK SHOP Bddie is back in New York now. He came from there—from &g i SIS e > o T T “Room Service"—to do the movie “Brother Rat.” He'll be back, Alas Ei i i B s Mg"“‘"h‘ formerly a \f ang Hollywood will be waiting for him with parts. Hollywood i w r U. ahariof The SIpe dpvnansl thinks it has found an actor—and another proof that a collar-ad staff, is now temporarily employed . SN in the Wold Book Shop at 50 face is excess baggage when it comes to movie clicking. JUNEAU DOUGLAS @iand- Averiie’ OARIEeA Okl el Eddie isn’t another Robert Taylor. He isn't a new Clark B N A proprietor, Nell Wold-Ordway, is Gable. He won't send Jimmy Cagney into retirement. He's a NTT (;‘T ~ well known in Juneau where she plain lad with a gift for being funny and pathetic at the same TRINITY GUILD THANKSGIVING BALL was a resident for many years. time, for acting rings around the competition. NOVEMBER 23 H‘)"]);‘::’L‘: ‘o", “l‘]“’ l;:' ”]"‘ ‘“fl “-“]’;"’_ His name used to be Heimburger, When he was working ELKS' HALL P S e e over the air the announcers called it Hamburger so often that | ALASKANA, By Marle Drake, 50c Tyiak 0 T - - Personally, T hadn't realized the extent of Eddie’s success until T talked to Marie Wilson. Marie’s ambition is still—guess?—to learn how to act. Seeing Eddie Albert act depresses her. “I see him,” says Marie, “and I get woozy. Mow can I éver & :‘, get to be that good?” @ {//{N( o Marie’s higher education, incidentally, is progressing. | PENNSYLVANIA But Marie is still one of our most amazing—and sweetest | “ —~ ; 4 characters. The girl who wrote her own seript for her first | J;w.%“/u/r»/v'v'-':fz.’a" f sereen test had just heen writig her own script for an appear- 7 g ance at a U. S. C. football rally ONE OF “AMERICA'S FINEST g » But I, for one, refuse to believe that this quotation, culled uta Quplted: ju Bizgtabusy 8 i i 4 from a Warner studio report of the affair, is anything less than tphia-Its Popul, i R e e R R PRIZES 2 Wi ill FEAST | S & : T T’ k via D 2 E \N\U‘“;\ Fly ‘ et e a0 ) ONITE | on Thanksgiving Day?* e = —1] | 4 ! Watch for other adver- | ) taements o, his 1erics ‘ 2 Awards at 12:30 A.M. The most pleasant way to enjo America's Finet ad st broadast ’ 1 . . £ Smands ot S0L N0 | the holiday is — RESERVE A {} f H M. | | TABLE AT THE ’ ; ] . ‘ . ee7” 7 H[ l eep= 993 Registrations for prizes must tla Richer — Viliger o ¢ i New , be closed at 10 o'clock | | You Do the Choosing ? S e é | We Draw Till All 4 Birds Are Gone {J rank Iibel: “If we lose the first’quariar, boys, even if we lose {he F your taste runs to heartier highbajls, here’s s \4 ‘ second quarter, why, even if we lose our last quarter—what of it? I % Yk s sy it o . # | Money isn't everything!” - your l’ll(‘*]llh say to the bartender, agram 8% You Must Be Here to Win | ; o 7 Crown. | What T have longed suspected is true. This office harbors Despite its richer flavor. thi orh whiskey is de- | a soul with no romance and no glammer in his make-up. 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They will sit around in the dirt and eat caviar, out of lunch pails with the workmen who are starting the project. “This boid trusts youall are mo#e impressed than am I1.” ¢ B Such irreverence, of course, shall not be tolerated. speak to the fella, sharply. I shall jeagram’s 5 Crown Blended Whiskey. 72%% neutral spirits distilled from American grains | Blended Whiskey. 60% neutral spirits distilled from Ame 0 grains, Cops