The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 16, 1940, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY. M0W SHOBLD SEE WS COMPLEXO! WE MWST GET SOME OF THAT HONEY -BUN SORP FOR JUNOR -z \WOT'S AL T EURSE ERBOUT 2 GRACIWNS NE . TT'S RONEN -BUN W \'D RECOGNZE Wt BN WHERS WONEN- sun " \NELL ,BLESS W SOuL- AT THEM aon\e:-a\m saoers T CUNNWES aoN " THNGS 22 TS GREAT 0 BE W THE LELGRT-- ¢ Featutes Syndicate, Inc, World rights reserved JAN. 16, 1940 By BILLY DeBECK Standard Time evel Coast Time. | put FOR RENT 4-ROOM APT., steam heat, cleun range, Frigidaire, corner 7th and Harris. Phone Blue 200. 3 TIMES WEEKLY all others in rec box Glen Miller's Orchestra, Andrew Sisters Are Featured America rd sales and m history in pers Andrews Si r singing me the pike, both and on the variety stage. h definitely scored a coup in lese stars to- gether for the radio audience, in their first regular sponsored broad- | casts. | Miller is Ba FURNISHED 4-room house for ULCE rent, heat furnished, on 3rd be- tween Gold and Franklin. Phone Green 234. been stopped before ex- on, advertiser pleasc noti- 7 this office (Phone 374) at once and ssme will be given attention. { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | | - trio ecords Chesterfield | VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone Green 465. OR R X - house. Phone 187, furnished 5 pm. 4-room after available Jan. beyond Smith _Count five average words to t.he- 1ue, Daily rate per line for consecutive | NEW 2-. ROOM apt 15—oil stove. Just Dairy. 29 years old. For year: he d and played f musicia Tommy D ny Goodman and Ray Noble, form-| ing his own band only when the time was ripe—when he could as- semble musicians suitat to the new dagce style which broughthim fame. The Andrews Sisters are from aneapolla ’I‘he)‘e been singing NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—Answering arrar an avalanche cof requests from dance fans, Chesterfield Cigarettes is now sponsoring Glenn Miller's orchestra and the Andrews Sisters three times weekly instead of once a week as i announced, The new program is broadcast over all Co- lumbia stations on Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday evenings at Screen Darling Growing Up ' pich day Additional days imum charge ust be in the office by 2 in ¢h2 afternoon to insure on on same day. accepr. ads over telephone persons Mlisted in te)ephnuei tory. Phone 374—As& fer Ad-taker. 100 e | FOR RENT NICFI\ furnished room, good view, centrally located. Pre- fer men working days. Phone Blue 165. Copy F‘OR RFVT Furnisued apartment with garage. Phone Douglas 48 large fur- Apts. FOR RENT—About 15th: | nished apt. in Spickett FOR SALL Phone Green 515. . | FOR RENT—Apt., steam 763. Klein Apts. Black z heated. Good used tire chains, Black 634 FOR SALE Phone 5 Heated garage. Plenty 534 W. 12th FOR RENT STOM BUILT Wurlitzer pianos of room to suit your home. Direct from | ! An-| s ROOM unfurnishea house on Al-| " Kennedy St, Electrol oil burner Inquire J. K. Marshall, 114 West 6th St. Phone 751. ct 143, tuner $45 Anderson, cash — | SRR | FOR RENT—3 rooms and bath, steam heated, electric range, Frigidaire, nicely furnished, ove; stuffed; 6-room house and bath, oil heat, Frigidaire, nicely fur- nished, overstuffed. Call at Wind- sor Apts "ARBANKS-MORSE C-O farinc. Good condition, > with tailshaft, propeller sories—Warner Machine One Argus camera Phone Green 620. ONE 3-room apt. and one 4-room en pt. at Evergreen. beds | - it two | 9 ROOM apt., steam heat, electric range, Frigidaire. Corner 7th and | Harris. Phone Blue 200. SALE—Several single prings, $4 per set; Phone 293. for | - 0. FOR REVT Two- 'u\(' three- xoom furn. apartments. Fosbee Apts. SALE on e terms or Completely furnished. P. or phone Red 309 after apartment with closet bed. with bed- Hillcrest. FOR RENT—Oue bedroom and bed Also one apartment room, both furnished, Phone 439. One complete full- | 1d dresser. Very rea- | Cole Transfer. | MUST SELL equlty 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 Emplre omce 4-ROOM PARTLY furnished house for rent. Reasonable. Phone 67 after 5 p.m. VACANCY, couple only. Apply in person. Winter and Pond. Apts. ———— | FOR RENT — One gas pump, in [VIQCE'LLANEOUS j operation. Call Femmer at 114. | ‘ACANCY—NuggeL Aparlmon DING AND DISCUSSION class w World Order Teachings, | FOR RENT—Dartly furniczed flat night, 8 p.m. Nugget Inquire Snap Shoppe. No, 1. Free—public invited. = Apts, e T el i COZY, warm, farn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cookitig utensils and bath. Reasonable at' Seaview. LOST ARD FOUND SWEDISH massaging, Trained in Sweden. Phone 328. | IN Gregg Shorthand. M. Willett, Gastineau 'LASSES Call iss Hotel. > e LOST—-Man dmmond ring. Re- EXPERT (Ixc«makmg phone Bhe; ward. Return to - Bmplve. Hazel Austerman. 10 RN 550 LOST—Rose-colored glasses with- Shiriey Temple and Peggy Loy out rims. Return to Kaufmann's Cafe. clarinet lessons. Phone 59, Ted Austerman. Growing up fast, Shirley Temple, the screen darling, is shown with Peggy Lloyd, daughter of Harold Lloyd, the actor, exhibiting pets at a school pet show in Beverly Hills, Cal. Tsterography anc okkeeping. Alice Mack, office, Baranof Hotel. B3 | HOSPITAL NOTFS GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- A paby girl weighing 7 pounds ts, $4.50. Finger wave, 65C. 5 ounces was born at St. Ann’s Lola’'s Beauty Shop, telephone pospital last night to Mr. and | 2ul, 315 Decker Way. Mrs. Robert Graham. Alasha Commercial Safe Deposit TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shep. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Johanson are . . the parents of a baby boy born JONTRACT BRIDGE classes now last night at St. Ann's Hospital. open. Helen F. Griffin, 427 4th The new arrival weighed 8 pounds at . ¥ 1': ounces at birth, WANTED Jesse Basford was admitted to o) St. Ann's Hospital today for medi- -Combination nurse maid cal care. Steady em-| two short, Savings WAN and mother’s helper. plcyment. Call 039, one long ring. Banking by Mail Department After receiving medical attention. Meelo Tomassevich was dismissed teday fromn St. Ann's Hospital. — e vered to coal bunkers. CRIME PAYS TED—OId U. S. coins. ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Jan. 13.—St. coins my speciality. —Albert Joseph is moving the house where | Deischl, Otis Orchards, Wash. Jesse James was killed from its orig- | — |inal site to a spot mere accessible Today's News Today—Emplre to tourists. ANTED work.—C. H. Bowmar. — Janitor Phone 652. The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska ea gunny sacks. 3%c wor charmi | Friday remember— of hard r since they them can CAN-CAN PARIS, Jan it k years recordings of “Beer and “Well, All Right" 1 the public. LaVerne, 1xene love to sing and | French can-can, the dance that they're friendly and|thrilled their fathers at the end of | the last century. A Paris night club |announced that it is sending its I troupe of can-can girls to dance for | | the troops. 1o - JEB, GUILD CARD PARTY 3 January 19, in Trin- iral Parish HalL* publie | invited. adv. ' oe o —— Empl.e Want Ads Bring Resnlits. Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons. HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 16.—-LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! a made-to-order jungle on an M-G-M sound stage, Joan Cravf and Clark Gable, two tattered fugitives sittin; before a fire: he is reading to her from the “Song of Solomon and his voice, as he intones the poetically-beautiful lines, is edged with sarcasm. “Behold, thou are fair, “Behold, thou art fair.” As he reads on, Joan seems to shrink within herself and her eyes beseech him to stop. Finally, he does and looks at her con- temptuously I guess nobody ever said anything like that to you before, they, baby?" he asks. “Does that put me out in front?” Cut!” sasy Director Frank Borzage. He orders the scene to be played again. and the effect must be just right There was long discussion M-G-M before it was decided to allow Gable to taunt Joan with verses from the Bible. Religion subject and the studio cannot afford to offend. In this picture nge Cargo,” Gable is a scoffer only in the early reeis. Before the fadeout, he undergoes a spiritual regen- eration and puts him, and the studio, on the safe side -enes play like they read in the seript, of the year's strongest dramas. are my love, did It is a daring seene at is’a touchy If the ensuing s “Strange Cargo” should be one On a Warner Brothers sound stage, Sidney Blackmer is por- the late Theodore Roosevelt in short subject called Teddy, the Rouzh Rider.” It is the climatic scene of the picture. Blackmer, an amaz- double for Roosevelt, has to deliver a page and a half of dialogue while striding around a room. He must register strong emotion, because Roosevelt has just heard of the death of his son, Quentin. In his circuit of the room, he also must hit at least a ving a ing » f, /#Hé’flfl[/ [HEt's the reception charming hcstessess give thoughtful guests who bring gifts of deliclous Van Duyn Candles. Little attentions make you & "must come" guest. Try (it} FRESH @uy” Z a” CHOCOLATES VAN DUYN CHOCOLATE SHOPS oW AT Perey’s exclusively half dozen marks at just the right time for the microphone and the camera. In a feature picture, this is a shot that might well take all day to film. But time is a big element in short subjects. Black- mer must make as few mistakes as possible. They shoot the seene. Backmer plunges into the speech, goes thorugh the whole thing without a flaw. After he finishes, there is a moment of silence, then ap- plause. 'Grips, electricians, camera crew all joln in. It is a rare tribute on a movie sound stage. Blackmere is completely taken aback. guess I hit all the marks.” One of the grips comes up to him. “Mr. Blackmer,” he says, “It wasn’t the walking we were applauding, it was the talking.” “Well;" he says, “I . R : Out at 20th Century-Fox,Vera Zorina and Richard Greene are playing an intimate scene in boudoir, She is wearing an exotic negligee and Greene is in full dress clothes, minus the tail coat. It is only the second day of the picture, “I Was an Ad- venturess,” but this scene is well along in the seript, after the two get married. Gregory Ratoff, the most intense director ‘in Hollywood, is hovering just behind the camera. He spots us, waves his hand to- wards Zorina and exclaims “Beautiful, huh?” We express the hope that hell do right by Zorina and really capture her glamor on the screen. “My frand,” says Ratoff, “Don't worry. I willdo. it—for you— and for me!” P 1 To date, the plan is for Zorina to do only one ballet number in “I' Was an Adventure Between scenes, we talk to her-about this, and suggest the time will come when she will not dance at all in pictures but will go in for straight acting. “No, no,” she objects, “I love dancing Du you have any favorite sport? Golf? Riding? Well, think how you would feel if somebody asked you to give that up.” . There doesn't seem to be any point in telling her thnt for a movie star's salary, we'd give up everything but breathing. 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