The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1938, Page 3

v f. hw | MONDAY - Sunday- MIDNIGHT PREVIEW Tonight—1:15 A. M MATINEE and 2 NEWS— Latest Flashes by Metro PURPLE BUBBLE DANCE | special numbe The Elks annual P | dance in tk s dance is the v C | affair is public Dancing will start at 10 o'clock. | D There will be balloons, favors and | Today's News Toou Other Spinet Models as low as $7995 - COME IN FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION! W. P. JOHNSON South Franklin Sireet -2 P. M. TUESDAY LAST TIMES TONIGHT “Here's F]txsb Casey” “Trouble at Midnight” T T T X A Y USSR T o ey W i for those in atten- Ballroom The 1y —Emplre. PHILCO z/J’W iV an THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1938. DEANNA DURBIN SCORES AGAM: THIRD SUCCESS "Mad About ‘M-:!si(,” De- lightful Pay, Opens Sunday at Capitol For third in her short career, 15-year-old Deanna Durbin triumphs Less than two years ago, Deanna unknown Los time oolgirl, not even dreaming of en career. Her first picture es- bli-hed child of pro- r second confirmed that p Her . “Mad About M opens day at the Capi- tol re and proves beyond a lou Miss Durbin is a genuine r, firmly established niche of screen fame. About Music” is a delight- ctur It rep: s Deanna 1 different characterization from > of her previous pictures, and n a mood and tempo entirely dif- hat little se! ferent Mad About Music” is a omedy drama. Only a few tears in the most effective ude into the story of girl with the make-believe e ther and whose dreams come true. Deanna sings as beautifully as sver. With the exception of Gou- Ave Maria her selections more in the popular bal- lad vein, than “100 Men and a Girl.” She renders three songs, 1 Love to Whistle,” “Serenade to the Stars” and “Chapel Bells,” by Jimmie McHugh and Harold Adam- son, in addition to Gounod’s “Ave Maria.” The shall, Gail Patrick, Arthur Treach- er, William Frawley, Marcia Mae Jones, Helen Parrish, Jackie Moran, Christian Rub, Charles Peck, Nana Bryant beth Risdon, Joan Tree, Charles Judells, Franklin Pangborn, Bert Roach and Sid Grauman, turn n fine performances. The story is derick Kohner and Marcella with screenplay by Bruce Manning and Felix Jackson. are lighter those of by F Bu Toni; ends the double bill, Trouble Midnight” and “Here's Flash Casey.” D CLASSIFY TOO LAT) FOR SALE—(Continued) HOUSE, five rooms with bath, Seat- ter Tract. Phone Black 730 FOR SALE — 7-room house double garage. 7 miles out Glacier Highway. Reasonable. 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C1LO. means Committee | for Industrial Organization. True or false? 3. What appointment did Alf Landon, former Republican presidential candidate, receive from President Roosevelt? 4. What king and crown prince recently paid diplomatic calls in London? | 5. What is Carpatho- Ukraine? What was its former name? (Answers on Page Six) Senior Ball Held Last Evening Was Sparkling Event To a spectators eye, the Senior | Ball, an event of last evening in the High School gymnasium, was a scene clipped out of the past, with a dash of “modern” for good meas- ure, as the bevy of lovely ladies in | their hoop skirts and frilly gowns, loff set by lockets of gold and silver, with their escorts, danced in a setting of soft lights and evergreens. A true holiday spirit prevailed as the gymnasium was transformed to represent Santa’s workshop, two [huge Christmas trees, gaily decorat- | ed, were placed at either side of the | orchestra pit, with the ceiling liter- ally one mass of colored lights and the punch was served from a clever- ly constructed igloo on one side of | the dance floor. | Main attraction of the evenings intermission was the famed beth Walk,” with dancers being a companied at the piano by Miss Olga Paul, while Miss Marian Dob- | | son “swung the vocal.” “Strutters” included Dorothy Larsen, Lillian Hendrickson, Doris | J hran, Mavis Nicula, Henry Jim Hickey, Paul Coke and Alex Miller. Another attraction during inter- mission was a baton-twirling act, presented by William Roff, and dur- ing the course cof the evening Miss Lannore Kaufmann accompanied by the orchestra, gave the warning | “Santa Claus is Coming to Town.” REVOLUTIONARY TINTING EFFECT HAILED IN FILM Eddie Cantor af Coliseum, Sunday in ""Ali Baba Goes to Town” Fun-making Eddie Cantor and hit-making Twentieth Century-Fox have combined their talents for the first time and really go to town > comedy king of screen and ) stars in the most hi-de-hilari- | ous, extrava-glorious entertainm either have ever made. Ali Baba Goes to Town,” featuring Tony Martin, Roland Young, June Lang ra Louise Hovick and a tren I cast, which ens Sunday at the Theatre. i Baba Goes to Town" i nt combination o aganza, sidesplitting ccmedy, song hits, beautiful girls, exotic dances, brilliant dialogue and lavish sets in the history of fun. Equally as luticnary new process utiliz as the basic effects. mest ma celerful-extrs important is a revo- three-tone tinted sepia and copper A combination of blue and orange, mixed with ccpper is used for the night se- quences, while sepia, amber and copper provide the special effect for the daytime episodes. Among the hi-de-highlights spectacular mirth-musical are die aboard the Magic Carpet persing the enemy's army the sumptuous, colorful Bagdad ban- quet with Eddie as master of cere- monies; the Magic Carpet cam- paign and election returns in Bag- !dad; the Queen of the Harem Louise Hovick, making love to ban- | jo-eyed Eddie; a thousand and one other sights and hit tunes by ack Gordon and Harry Revel, “I've Got iy Heart Set On You" with Tony Martin singing and June Lang dancing, “Laugh Your Way ‘Through Life a happy hit led in the Ed- dis- by Cantor, and “Swing Is Here to Sway,” to which Eddie, the Peters Sisters, Jeni Le Gon and the swinging, swaying chorus perform a riotous, rhythmic routine. 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