The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1939, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU LAST TIMES TONIGHT, T o4l S “The Name Everyhody Knows” COMPLETE APPLIANCE LINE AT RICE & AHLERS CO. + A Useful Gift for Every Purchaser THIRD at FRANKLIN PHONE 34 v mreeead | Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons. HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 12. — It's a little snow-white bungalow with baby-blue window shutters and you'd expect Shirley Temple to live there. You know who does live there? Bela Lugosi, Bela, the bogey- man, and Mrs. Bela, his young American wife, and Bela, Jr, who is 18 -menths old now. | [Emlyn Williams, Penelope Dudley- __ | profession. ACROSS . Saucy 8 Dinner course . Adversities 14, Al Robert Donat | StarsinBig Hit , 1939. Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 10. n 12 Stir wp Metal Division of & highway . Above 15. One of the uses. 6. High tide at the first and third quar- ters of the Playing Here "“The Citadel” Has Final Showing Tonight at Capitol Theatre ‘The seecond American picture from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's British studios at Denham, England, “The Citadél,” ends tonight at the Capi- tol Theatre with Robert Donat and Rosalind Russell co-starring. The first was “A Yank at Oxford,” with Robert Taylor and Mauresn O’'Sul- livan. “The Citadel,” moon . Fine textile. of hemp fiber In the Philippines . Evergreen trees . Town of an- clent Gall- . ‘Thaied o fne Frs'inlcltd ¥ing pan Wishes . Authoritative command Device for catching aintain Drug Watchful Melody Genus ot the honey bee . Green her- (S PARIE(E) GBE 50. Part of speech . Tstand off the Cdlllornla . Wila animal . Allow to re- ‘main . Bimber tree of the Pa- cific islands Hairless 69. Go In . Prehistoric chisel or ax Malt liquors 2. Shabby: col- 63. Card with three spots age | 38. Sound, as a based on the popu- bell lar novel by Dr. A. J. Cronin, was produced on an American scale with King Vidor directing a cast of more than 100 players. The producer was Victor Sayville, a leading figure in the British film industry. In principal supporting roles are Ralph Richardson and Rex Harri-! son, well-known English acters who have been seen on Broadway. Others in an unusually large cast include Angry Mountain spinach . Slow: musfeal 2. Enjoyment . Open hostil- ities Mother 5. Photographic instru- ments =flfll///flfl Ward, Francis Sullivan, Mary Clare, Cecil Parker and Nora Swinburne. | “The Citadel” relates the story o® an obscure young doctor in the! Welsh collieries who conscientiously adheres to the ideals of his noble As a mine doctor he saves trapped workmen in a pit dis- | aster, amputates the arm of one of them who is caught beneath a tim- ber and wins the respect of his fel- |lows. He falls in love with a school teacher and they marry, later mov- | |ing into London where he engages in a society practice at much highur fees. There the young physician tem- | porarily forgets his ideals in the| | midst of luxury, but his wife is the | influence which restores him to his| | original convictions. A careless op—‘ | eration on his best friend also serves | to jolt him to his senses and the | | doctor joins a group of earnest col- | leagues in the establishment of a great humanitarian clinic. | Donat portrays the physician and | |Miss Russell is his wife. Much of |__ | | AN e [GIAITIEEGAID D] R 13. Box 21. Open court 23. By . Newly gath- ered . Location 28. Shower 20, Make wine . Therefore . Pack down . Gem . Brood ot heasants m cocka- too . Complains . Abandoned . Rig s of lactal drift . Tibetan monk . Improves . Thin and weak . Gave way when un- dermined puzzle 47. More mature . Copies made . Old-woman- through fsh thin paper Saline . Composition . White matter for seven of the brain performers and spinal Sign of the cord zodiac . Gloek tace . ‘Country . Meadow . Devoured . Collections ot documents elating to ome mat- i | ter 1 FUFFTPT] ] , Sat for a ple- ture . Bscape arte full; mouse . Table dell- BN/ /AuuEN/ @ Wl I Wi flil ki the atmosphere is autobiographical, | Dr. Cronin having served in the | €XPress to all officers and men in] | Welsh mine district before he wrote the British merchant navy and the| the book British fishing fleet my confidence {in their unflinching determination to play a vital part in the defense i of our country. To each one I | In Geo e | would say yours is a task no less f ‘essemial to my people’s existence RESTRICFIONS ON SUGAR MARKETING ARE LIFFED BY FDR| ' 12 —Presi- | Chandler and Eddie | can | stick.” | Europe, | grain, TONIGHT ONLY € TONIGHT ONLY [ ] Juneaw's Greatest Shew Vatue SO GREAT POPULAR DEMAND BRINGS IT BACK IRVING BERLIN'S “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” AN AMERICAN CAVALCADE Tyrone Alice Don FAYE POWER k AMECHE Jack Haley—Ethel Merman—Jean tersholt TONIGHT ONLY!—Then & one Forever! 'AlEXANDER'S RAGTIME ‘ BAND™ IS AT (OLISEUM | FOR 1 NIGHT SHOWING The Coliseum ts bringing back, for shewing enly ‘tonight, “Alexander’s ! Ragtime Band.” | Alice Faye, Tyrone Powers and} Den Ameche are the stars in this production and others, featured are Ethel Merman and Jack Haley, Jean Hershalt, Helen Westley, John Car- radine, Paul Hurst, Wally Vernon, Ruth Terry, Douglas Fowley, Chick Collins. A total of 28 Irving Berlin melo- dies are featured in the production, including two new ones—‘Now It Be Told” and “My Walking COLIS OWNED AND _ OPERATED Carefree! DPUST FREE NFALTHEFUL ECONOMICAL Gil Meoting! with the ne civeulating— the nation's housewives new assur-| ances of ample food supplies. President Roesevelt, heeding com- | plaints sugar had become too cost- 1y and too scarce in this country sinee the outbreak of the war in lifted legal limitations upan the quantity that may be sold in the domestic market this year. Officials said the Presidential | proclamation was issued to permit American processors to market some half million tons which have been refined but which the market- ing quotas now suspended by the President have held off the mar- ket. A Government crop. report indi- cated production of such crops as corn, barley, rice, beans, frui vegetables, sugar cane, sugar beets, sorghums, hay, peanuts, sweet potatoes and tobacco is ex-| pected to be the largest in ten years. | IGGS SPECIAL Corned Beef and Cabbage BARANOF TOMORRCW WAKE UP YOUR 'LIVER BILE— Without Calomel—And You'll Jump Out | of Bed Full of Vin and v..- | Your liver should pour \ liquid bile into your bowe]l dnily 1f thm bllc is not lowing freely, your food 't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bioats up your stomach. You get constipated. Your ‘Whole system is llll! ou feel sour, sunk and the world looks p: A mere bowel mov-menl tfi:un'\ get st the cause. It takes those famous C: Little Liver Pills to get these two Ph"‘ of bile M"‘H Pre'ly lnd make yuu | 'np lnd up™. ing bile flow Iufl( !ar th- nlllu ml [u:k- |than that allotted to the navy, WASHINGTON, Set. army and air force. Upon you the|dent Roosevit has lifted restrictions nation depends for much of its|on sugar marketing to offset price foodstuffs and raw materials and|increases caused by the European | for the transportation of its troop:;iwnr_ |overseas. You have made a long| The President conferred with Ag- and glorious history and I am riculture Secretary Wallace before proud to bear the title of Master the proclamation was issued. of the merchant navy and the fisa-| The ,order temporarily suspends Crewso' Me“ham“'m ing fleets. I know that you will sugm- marketing quotis. and Fishing Heel | carry out your duties with resoiu-| The President said consumers tion and with fortitude amd l!hnt have heenr purchasing reserve sup- Mhe high chivalrous traditions of iplles while speculators have ad- LONDON, Sept. 12—King George | your calling are safe in your hands. vanced prices to take what the has sent a message to all British God keep and preserve you in your President terms “windfall profits.” commercial fleets expressing con- | great task.” The executive order virtually fidence that the erews of all mer- | i threw open the market to the sugar chant ships and fishing boats will | concerns. Due mostl ® y to profiteer- .carry out their wartime duuea mi_labo’ m ing, sugar prices have almost doub- Probe Postponed Said the King’s message: led in some cities. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 12. these anxious days I would m(e w‘ 2 | 3 —The La Follette Committee in-| vestigation of anti-labor activities in California has: been postponed 'until November 14. The hearing]| was to have opened at Sanm Fran-| cisco last Friday. It was put off | because of the impending special session of Congress. The committee has subpoenacd | officials and records of the Asso- ciated Farmers, the Industrial As- sociation, Employers Cauncil, | Waterfront Employers Assoeiatin ) and the California State Chamber | of Commerce. A delieious suggestion of an aroma. insinuates itself into the atmosphere from the kitchen. There’s a Hungarian cook in there, and what a cook! Bela is just up—he reads until 4 a. m. daily and is having his unghoulish breakfast of cantaloupe, pears, peaches, gooseberries, milk—but our lunch is a dream of fragance and delight. Stuffed cabbage, ah-h-h! A meal in itself, and such a meal! Then coffee, and a dessert—palacsinta. That's a Hun- garian paneake, folded over guava and papays Jelly. Then talk. Movie villains, especially the horrer men, are charming people. That goes for Karloff, for Peter Lorve, for Lugosi. They do met always tend their flowers: pevsopally, but almost invariably they love their children and dogs. ' Makes Appeal Addresses Message to The living room is not elborate. The house is small, not like the mansion the Lugosis had once upon a time. The furniture is heavy, leather-upholstered. The enormeus grand piano fills one- third of the room. Bela has just done what every actor wants to do. He has worked with Garbo. A small role in “Ninotschka.” Small, but impertant to him. This, he says, may be the role that will restore him-to his lost past. He shares the scenes alone with Garbo. He plays a straight character, not a bogeymam. Producers, di- There is no substitufe for Newspaner Advertising c-rter S ittle Tiver e ity o the age. Refuse anything else. Priec WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—The Agriculture Department today gave NOW AT That ,svt;' reception charming hostessess give thoughtful guests who bring gifts of delicious “Credit Bureaus Throw No Stones™ ..... nn.env.lons make “you "must come" Mt. 7/an 0"? K VAN DUYN cuacouu suon exclusively regtors, will see the Garbo picture beeause they will see Gurbo. Lugosi hopes also they will see Lugosi, playing straight. His is not a new story to Hellywood. For 20 years he was on the Hungarian stage, went to New York.a success, Because he played there the horror role of “Dracila” snd wss brought to Hollywood to make the picture, he: became “Deseuia” to movie- makers. This was well—he had a mansion then—until the censors clamped: down .on harror. pictures. “For two years,” he says, “I did not wark. Tsat by the tele- phene, I hypnotized it by sitting looking at it, waiting for a call. None came. I lost my home, my ear, my furniture, almost every- thing. I borrowed money to live. I almost went crazy.” THEY CALL NO NAMES, OFFER NO OPINIONS. THEY CARRY NO GRUDGES, AND HAVE NO GRIEVANCES. .. . THEY SHOW YOUR CREDIT RECORD AS A MIRROR WOULD, EXACTLY AS YOU MAKEIT." Eunotl,n 8 new kind afi. ‘feater — uuerly erent, revolummary. From lower grills in the heater, Evaneil pours forth a stream of glor- ions, active warmth blankets the floars, reaches inte corners, makes rooms warm as toast all.over! Silent. “Synehro - Float” Fan recirculates the air volume in average size home every few minutes. Clean, carefree, low - cost heat. In- stant heat control. styled models for heating up to six _rooms. Convenient time payments. Then a little theatre in town tried an experiment. A full bill of horror films. “Frankenstein” and “Dracula” together. Lines waited outside to get in, night after night. The horror vogue swept the country. Universal promptly called Karloff and Lugosi for “The Son of Frankenstein.” Lugosi's small rale was expanded as. the film. developed, expanded to equal Karloff’s. After that, Lugosi had “come: back,” was in demand again. “The baby came,” says Bela, “just before that picturé. There " is a Hungarian proverb which applies: ‘When the Lord gives a lamb, he provides a pasture for it.’” % X i Today, thanks to that picture, to “The Shadow Creeps,” to “Ninotschka” and others, Lugosi has reemmtd his car, his furni- ture, paid all his debts. ARE IN! u.r. INSTANTLY AVAILABLE AND EARN GREAT- EE RETURNS WITH THE ALASKA FEDERAL Savhgudhuhm. ALASKA CREPIT BUREAU JUNEAT-ALASKA CHARLES WAYNOR—Manager See it demonstrated! Parsons Eleciric Co. 140 So. Seward Phone 161 There is no substitute for Neivspaper Advertising