The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1939, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE WHUT 22 00 LeTTER FER ME EROM TW' *WAKXWORKS" 22 T DONT ONDERGTAND (T, NORO! THRT GAL \WeS HOG-WILD 80T ME, COVSIN - Syndicate, Inc, AND SNUFFY SMITH MAN '\ ARE NoY CRAZY 2 SHE'S WRG. PONCEY DE LeoN, QOW —- BND &T TS MINUTE SHE'S ON HER HONENMOON % World_rights_reserved. INFORMATION In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- iy this office (Phone 374) at once and same will be given attention. { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE H Count five average words to the tine. Ually rate per line for consecutive msertions: (] Additional days Minimum charge ...50¢ Copy must be in the office by 2 ye in the af’ernoon to insure msertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone directory. Phnne 374—Ask for Ad-taker, FOR SALE 4 Cruiser Bonnle Jo equipped, sleeps two, mmodations for 8 for day : Tele. Blue 475. Joe Lynch. FOR SALE — 4-room house wnh: bath, partially furnished. 939 W. 10th. Joe Lynch. FOR IMMEDIATE sale: one .348 Winchester, like new. A. O. Hol- 1 Baranof Hotel. FOR SALE — Small house, one acre lot, fine water. Four miles out. Going at cost for quick sale. Write box Empire. | FOR SALE- ry radios; 5 showeases; | 1 wardrobe, full size mirror; 2| card tables; 1 National Cash regis- | ter; 1 settee; '3 chairs; 1 18-ft. skiff,” new, with oars; 1 vwh.l'x1 1,000 feet of used shelving. We will | oIl these things at your own | m‘k e, for cash only. For informa- tion call 479. SEARS WASHER, used 6 weeks, $48. call J. P. Rose, 577, after 7 pm. I Av BUILDING new home. My present home for sale cheap and on' terms. P. O. Box 466. FOR SALE—Two show cases, bar- gain. J. B. Burford Co. FOR SALE — Vell-buiit home, 4 rooms and bath, furnished, oil heat, electric refrigeration, fine view, close in, 146-ft. highway frontage; Chev pick-up truck, 5- ton B. B. Hoist. Phone 0392. BINGER SEWING Machines, Sing- er Vacuum Cleaners, Maytag Washing Machines, Maytag 110- volt light plants, Ironrite Ironers. Terms: $5 down, $5 monthly. J, H. Anderson, Box 101, Junean, Alaska Distributer. MUST SELL equity in income earn- ing apartments on Dixon. Three apartments, two furnished, one with fireplace. Five minutes from business district. Best view prop-, erty buy in town. See Bob Hen-) ning at Empire office. I 'SECOND HAND W Cash Register for sale, in good ‘condf~ tion, price $75 cash. Call phonn 528. WANTED WOMAN WIBHEB hnlwr after 6 pm. Address P. O. Box 2105, City. WANTED — Reliable young man wants heavy house work, clean- ing, window washing, yard work. Phone 472, local references. Try The Lmplre cmssifieds for results. WANTED TO RENT — A apt., not over $20. Phone 5032. Anytime You're Hun ROYAI. CAFE Is the Place 1o Eal! FOR FOR RENT RENT — 4-room fur n)\h 'd house, oil heat. Phone 187 afte: pm. BOARD AND ROOM for two men. Drying room, furnace heat. Phone Blue 614. - - 2 | FOR RENT—Unfurnished 5-room | house, bath modern, 835 Dixon{ St. | | VACANCY in the Evergreen Apart-| ments. Phone Blue 629. | iROOM furnished _apt, steam-| heated, hot water day and night.| Call James Baroumes, Douglas | 132, | e " i | FOR RENT—3-room furnished apt., electric range, new oil heater, 525 monthy Phone Black 415. FOR RENT — Three-room apart- ment. Hot and cold water. Steam heat. Phone 569. HOUSE FOR RENT at Auk Bay. Tnquire Channel Bus Depot. — JOR RENT—Small apt., Ellingen Apts. Tnquive 3rd and Gold. FOR REN 'T—One ‘furnished apsrt- ment with bed and bed closet; one small furnished apartment | with bedroom, at the Hilicrest. Phone G. E. Krause, 439, or call at the Hillerest. HEATED SLEEPING room, 437 Seward St. Phone Blue 185. I'OR REN 42 -room fulmshed apl., 725 Basin Road. Phone Green 100. FOR RENT—6-room house, 7th and Main. Inquire J. F. Mullen, POR "RENT — 2-roc:: :.umsned; rabin at Lawson Crcek, Phone o7. e 5 - ROOM UNUR‘IISHED house. Phone 426. FOR TENT—Modern 6-room un- furnished house. Phone 484. FURNISHED 3-room apt, $36 per month. Phone Douglas 28. 6-ROOM FURNISHED house; also 6-room fur. apti~eil stoves. 4M‘ E. Tth St. Phone Blue 200. | VACANCY .- Cuuple only. Winter and Pond Apts. FOR RENT—DIartly furnished flat Inquire ‘Snap Shoppe. | ERWIN'S CAFE for lease or saie COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light,| water, dishes, cooking wlensils |, and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. | R R ] FURNISHED apts. at the Fosbee. | “MISCELLANEOUS WILL CARE for children in my home. Downtown location. Reli- able. Phone Red 335. RUNS IN HOSIERY mended. Tele- phone 537, Apt. 4, evenings, EXPERT pubne, stemography and ! bbokkeeping, AYce Mack, office, Baranof Hotel. e GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $450. Pinger wave, 65c. Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephone oo ot SRS TURN your old gold into value, ¢ 'eaish or trade at Nugget Shep. oolrm.w'r BR\DGE classes now St. LOST AND FOUIQ PLEASE RETURN to Coliseum | Theatre the overcoat taken Thurs- day night. LOST—Chain _and | keys, initial “C,” about Oect. 15. Reward. Box 637. FOUND-—-Gilasses, for chiid, Turtle- riomed, dark brown and tan eolor. Owner may have same by paying for-this advertisement. is B S A Bible published in 1631 known as the “wicked Bible” be- | cause printers omitted ‘the word | “not” from the seventh command- | ment, making it read: “Thou shalt | commit adultery.” |all her beauty, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1939. NEP-- T GWE THaT 00" GAL TH' EVE-BALL aN' SHE'D GO WIER ASTORICAL ©\TS-- NE WNOW -~ LT WOULON'T SUSPRISE ME (FE'N GHE'D COME SASHIATIY 1N RERE AN MINLTE - NE BETTER FETCH ME MBH S0P AN RAZOR WHILST T TRW TR TUFTS FROM ONDER 'LINDA DARNELL, AT 15, ACHIEVES FILM STARDOM IN REAL WOMAN'S ROLE LINDA DARNELL: By ROBBIN COONS AP Feature Service Writer HOLLYWOOD, Cai.,, case Linda Darnell, in the crush of October 16. Linda has been 20th Century- | tackle. She's a beauty. Anybody who saw “Hotel for Women,” and her first starring role, knows that. But here was the catch. For her poise, her ap- pearance of maturity, Linda came to Hollywood (from Dallas, Texas) as a child of 15. She hadn't faced a camera before, except for a screen test on her first trip when she was dismissed as “too young.” Gets Romantic Lead At 15 she didn't look “too young” but rather like a good bet for star- dom. And they handed her the lead- ing role—romantic—opposite James Ellison. She photographed beauti- fully, and her acting was unusual considering it was a first flight. But she was still 15, and Hollywood can’t excitement and confusion, has over- | |looked the fact, here’s a reminder: Linda, was 16 years old Monday, Fox’s “problem child"—but the kind | be older. of problem a studio is glad w\as the studio first insisted she was, her first picture | have 15-year-old leading ladies. | A girl of fifteen in the movies Nov. 7. — In| ejther acts her age or cheats on it one way or another. She wears short dresses and pretends to be 12, or she wears long dresses and pretends to be sophisticated. But there was Lin- | da—and her status as a leading lady |was a fait accompli. She had to She had to be at least 17, ‘or better, 19, as the studio later decided. Linda is one of six children, and 50 rm v.he only one that’s movie- BOWL FOR HEALTH PLEISUIE AT THE Completely Refinished Commercial - e The Book ALASKA, Revised and Ealarged, Now On' Sale; $1.00. |Gt s dee .fl,l Oldest Bank in Alaska Savings Safe Deposit Banking by Mail Depariment The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska ——_—-————__“—.————__J | tress. struck. Her father is a Dallas postal | clerk, of Scotch-Irish descent, a | veteran of 30 years in the service.' Linda always wanted to be an ac- he did it with mirrors as a child. She worked in school plays, in ehurch plays, in the Civic The- atre and New Theatre League of Dallas. | Walks “Like a Duck” { The screen doesn't lie about Lin- | da’s looks. Those big eyes are brown, like her hair, and the teeth are straight and white, the figure is her own. It does lie, however, about her sophistication. For Linda talks gravely, quietly, with poise but once in a while she be s the 16- year-old. As when she tells about her “walking lesson.” She takes one daily, she says, because Gregory Ratoff, her director, “says I walk like a duck.” Since Linda arrived in April, things have happened so quickly and’ furipusly that she hasn't had time to realize what her new star- dom means—“except that I know I'm awfully lucky.” She's playing now opposite Tyrone Power, who is one of her two favor- ite actors-—the other is Don Ameche —in “Daytime Wife.” ., CGOODIE SALE Nov. 4, 20lh Y Marget,— of Norway David M. Ellison Ellison’s offices raided. - Sons ady B | Todwy's News iuay—Emptre. Try an Empire ad. Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Nov. 7.—The silent man, never really left the screen, is topping the market again. In days when all screen heroes were silent, because the screen itself w the taciturn hero was epitomized in Two-Gun Bill Hart, who spoke from both hips rather than from subtitles, strong, who For many dreary years of excessive screen talk Gary Cooper alwart of the silent (comparatively) standard. Now, he's getting right good Look at Henry Fonda, and Jimmy Stewart, and Ran- was a lone as the newer school of heroes develops, company dolph Ecott, and John Wayne. . . . Gary Cooper was just beginning to rove the cinema ranges, when sound came in. With it came Broadway and talk—the more talk the better. The faster the better. The louder the better. That's what they thought. The Broadway heroes, who didn’t have the chest expansions Hollywood traditionally nurtured and demanded, made up for it with chatter. The market in strong, silent men hit a temporary lull. Then the screen quieted down, and about that time Messrs. Cooper et als came into their own. Gary Cooper, like Garbo, talked from the beginning of the new era. Only Gary didn't talk so much. And Gary was given things to'say when he did talk. Be- tween speeches, he was that quiet, shy fellow who was hell-on- wheels when he got riled up. Wayne (in “Stagecoach”) and Scott (in “Jesse James,” Frontier Marshall,”) followed that traditional line. Wayne was the two-gun kid and the under dog; he didn't say much but he did aplenty; he got audiences to rooting for him right away. R | | You'll Find Food Fner and | Jones-Stevens Shop Latest sensation in the Louisiana political scandal is the firing of | State Attorney David M. Ellison. He was summarily discharged by Governor Earl Long, who ordered | | Empire classifieds bring resuits. Service More Complete at THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 | LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street Near Third SYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. 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Of Stewart, who goes to town when “Mr, Smith Goes to ‘Washington,” it can’t be said that he’s ever very silent—not on the screen. But he'’s generally shy, and more than a little hesi- tant. As the warrior in an uphill fight, he is a sure bet for audience sympathy. That goes for any kind of hero, but it’s especially true when the protagonist is a bit shy or inarticulate and, apparently at least, overwhelmed and uncertain. That's where the main difference lies between the strength and silence of Two Gun Bill Hart and its modern counterpart in Cooper, Fonda, Stewart and others. Audiences admired Two Gun Bill for his ruggedness and daredeviltry; they admire the same qualities in the current crop, but—in addition they have the feeling that the fellows need a helping hand, a kindly boost to «climb out of their shyness and reticence. PHONE 36 FOR VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY Reliable Transfer IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! e, e Ton Bisoss ‘O Ideal Paint Shop FRED W. 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