The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 29, 1940, Page 3

SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL LESLIE HOWARD . INTERMEZ70 * A LOVE STORY - INGRID BERGMAN EDNA BEST Released Thru United A ! THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES » SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU , Last Times Tonight \ . | Midnight Preview “NICK CARTER" . Source of heat ACROSS 1. Kind of meat and power 4. Constellation 2% 9. Knock 30, 12. Brazilian ) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUG. 29} 1940. her home this evening on the { visiting in Juneau " Fnds Vist Here e el ok 5. bl nd w \‘IVH\H ill Mro. W. J. Mulvihill, wife of the > > May { Skagway, is returning to' 'fodey’s news roaay m GROCERY and Meal Market Califormia MEEFPHONES - 478 Juneaw’s Independently-Owned and Home-Owned Solutign ot Yesterday’'s Puzzle DOWN 1. Sword handle telody . Artificial butter . Spoonlike implement o DR - Pure Foods Store 5 LITTLE PEPPERS” | - Arrow polsan Specials for Friday, Saturday-RAugust 30, 31 When y buy consister tly at CALIFORNIA you are not ¢ v first lity and fair price BUT the [ wtest variety of hnm grown vegetables Fresh Fruit ) ¥ E’ i llu‘lwl : st NEW YORK EXTRA &R Best in ety iberian river - g by Intermesz i5 a dr i 1ining to o 1 ! nture } N s a world 10 factlon g1 s iR + lesile Howard and Ingrid| ;. 2" ‘ he gal ize ! can medium LOK CABIN SYRUP i madly in love with omg and k-down 3 3 e ¢ ; Beraman Co-Star in : traun and ! pkg. Alberis Buskwheat 6®® " ' : . . Intermezzo s 0 Sauare Pancake Flonr, ALL FOR . . . P land . ¢ qml.;u queen MADRONA A notable event in motion pie- pame fl)‘ N & z tures takes place at the Capitol sun bt TQ‘M Pfi ,Ph % o !-;17' gg i \re David O. Selznic i Measures MY wike, &2 SI2€ [ CANS GHE I production, ~Intermezso, Cistern "~ 5 ; Love unreeled for the e S and W2~ size " Without mincing o < n ,r " = Wy ' oo FPEALHES . . ? eans 45¢ . hit ¢ new season I 1 by Gr vy Ratoff and 3 r | ; 105 fop-hetchery s Lealle UN(ENSORED FILMS NOTED LECTURER B inenq et v | BOYSENBERRYS - 3 cans 5 / 3 e ekt ARE BILLED NOW HOW AT (OUISEUM = b cans JJt ontinental ~star, Ingrid # r ! - > -— T AT COLISEUM SHOW | ... ..o wecme WHITE STAR TR Py 29 young — turer on - psychology, i (] ] Ay, - - 4 CANS c a can ¢ of the Coli-| gt the Coliseu Theatre in con i It ¢ introduces n Days junction with a picture dealing with + e woman” in a vehic »* and “Sin,” to-| social problems @un 1 den ability and her with the actual filmizatin| wys. McCree has long advocated : . t tar proved of the birth of four babies, intelligent education among ‘ ol h rican audi- be on again this evening, adolescents as well as adults on Chase and Sanborn — M.J.B. — Gold Shield — Schillings il 1 row matinee and tomorrow problems of life and belie that for the last times this knowledge shouwld be taught SNowanrT 3 d 49 A OBSERVER—To serve as a Because of the delicate natuce in schools as well as the home, be- po“n can e special naval observer, Rear Ad= ' of the program, the afternoon per-'cause unfortunately, too many par- . - 3 miral Robert L. Ghormley, assis~ es, between 2 and 4 0- ents are unprepared on how (o talk ‘ “-‘vjym Halli- :Ia‘r;tbil;i:fs::t x::v‘afl g.pzr,;:;:::'- clock, is open to women only. [to their children without embar- p . s inid Bennett N TRalows The evening showings at 7:30 racsment . M R d 1hoef all of T and a 1 at 9:30 o'clock, are [or Too long have problems of liie g men only 3 been looked upon either in a light : g B Lecturer for the afternoon and manner, or through false modesty {‘ a G /\ lg E TTES 8 evening is Mrs. Jardeen McCree,' have been discussed only behind s : & well known radio broadcaster closed dooy d Mrs. McCree ix Chesterfields, Luckies, Camels, Old Golds; Raleighs Hollywood Sights And Sounds s an, oyl ; 5 ¢ | m also said: “Many TCHOOCK 1 membe i ]u1‘1!‘n‘ .‘,11\ m;« ’“w\ ”.: a ® Platr Dirstlorr oihg IHAN MAI-E FB; ‘-n through lack of intelligent \ / g Robbin Coons) forRro i aT il gy s & (ans H Once a movie fan wrote me to means, and only through educa- 2 i lire hat is this alled ‘the Hitcheock touch’ in your RECORDS PROVE tion can marri be the sacred ictures? 3 life-long journey between man and i Im sure T can't answer unlessT simply say “I try to do the i wile that it should be FRUITS -- Cantaloupes, Peaches, Casahas, ) unexpected” 1 think folks go to the theatre to be shocked, sur- | BUF Women Criminals Are | mws. mecrce win ve at the coii- iact s R doaMbetil thes o to MHoe Uit & Bisute ! : um Theatre through Friday lec Pears, Honey Dew Melons, Prunes, s o 3 e Comparatively Rare turing 0 women iri ‘the- afternoon 2o to be swept away from their problems by ’ d w l Ba G | o 4 and men in the evening on the lalermelons, nanas, brapes » : apd. o3 Bureaus Finds | subject, “Happiness and Health ve in an excitir nd most people expect their ek AT s gt o ev e . ~ . . & fas. s, 1 tod most heatre- NI vy, crminmly afe tower i VEGETABLES it to participate in an exciting story. I think every film Rl B wral G ol G will want to be the third person at every wedding, parts. bt proportionately they con- Cauliflower, Fresh Beafls, Tomaloes e nd in every exciting happening in a picture St € loBTRmIE. MMote” SRIIDHL. 0: o“ 1 ) give them plenty to keep them interested, partejpat- g of the law, according to w en Cucumbers 8 l ing and excited about g released by the Federal ; Bureau of Investigation today.Only tsl AI so. H _G v g l hl f I think the camera (which represents the audience) should 82 percent of the arrest records “ ¢ ome rown e e a €8 keep ving in and out, getting as close to intimate examined by the ”?' anting ”('" 9 cenes I think a stationary camera makes a pic- first six months of 1040 zepresent- oun { |ed women, and for all types of = ture’s seem impersonal. Frequently I take the camera crime except commercialized vice _enloy . way up in the air or down beneath the earth or water level, to the thantier. Of Cmen bl Whs " i give the audience an intimate touch. larger than the number of women. I P t1 ; Radishes, Swedish Chard, Carrofs, I know there is a very thin veil between comedy and tragedy | Of each 1,000 men and 1,000 wom- ow COS uUxXury H of Is fun to create such delicate situ , let them ted, it was found that there _ i Y Beels and Turnlps play with the emotions a moment or two, and then turn into a cre 13 women as compared with fg - surprise. Maybe that's the Hitchcock touch, but to me 1“ men arrested for murder. Fifty- five women of each group were P % i« one of (he most important clements of present day || chated with assault Mhile only 92 L2 ; - : X 79 |of crime, For violations of nar- | PERCY’'S CAFE | o) | c-MEATS - ’ immmcrciuliud vice and other sex | S | offenses, women also predominated. | r. P > OPEN ALL NIGHT |/ me o v TP ~-M | BEEF ROA Ib. 30¢ [ ] srty such as robbery, burglary, lar- & o i | All Choice Cuts F ceny, and auto theft, men predom- +ON’THE ELECTRIFIED GR"UN” BEEF = lh 25(. s T 0 P | inated. The comparison further re- . ) A s that 14 of each 1,000 women Fre cat 414135}1 (.;J‘nllll(l E ed and fingerprinted = were R » ) at PERCY'S ANY TIME for | cursed wiin arvins wiile iniaxi- T RIBQ = Ih. 18¢ Dinners or uzht Lunches cated, while 48 of each 1,000 men £ 3 L 2 I 4 s ; ean—Iresh ; that all Juneau is talking ||were charged with such violation. = md' fi;fhl'flfien:?g;w PICNICS b 2= about. TRY OUR. FOUN. || Tae figwres for the first six yoned losyst S of e CElO0y Site T o . TAIN, TOO! months of 1940 represented an: in- comlonohundaxdxloepmawm wift's Shankless crease in the percentage of Crimes gyobout one-half the cost. These 0] n MI‘AV[\S l" 4“(. 3 ctors or earicatures. committed by women from 7.1 Per- podern cars bave ropmy, individually 4 - . / £ an audience can spot an actor as a villain in his first few cent during the corresponding per- Jighied bn;h- with lcml -pxsma mat- 12 Varieties . his best work flops miserably. Not all villains look like iodin 1339 to 82 percent. tresses and spowy linen. Spacious ¥ syt Shiguabtiisinei g e lounging soops for men aud womes. PORE l{(DAST - Ih. 28e¢ 1d the suffering, pained, grimacing, groaning and Hiawatha -type lounge coaches with Leap—Shoulder | N broken-hearted actor. I have found that most people don't col- SA" Fu"(‘sm Yeclining chairs. BAL“N # (B & lb. 28(. Japse or get hystrical in times of shock or great pain. They mwrm Don't miss the added pleasure a A : [*A grit their teeth and say but little, Hence, in my going East on the OLYMPIAN. Whether Swift!s—Any lb 33 ictures you will be disappointed if you expect to find actors 3 mm younavelmltandardllbepfil,louxm o > ’ oSG FIiHt o i‘“ JoB lhepeu or in coaches you'll enjoy its HAMS - » » ¢ iy : D 656 smokeless, sootless, electrified Swift's Premium—Skinned 3 L. M. Lucds or San’ m ls miles over the mouniains . . .its dis- < lb lp One of the most thriliing ever hoped to make is in {rying a new way of finding a job. nnawuuofmndlyhupnahtv .and | VEAIJ STEW - = o o€ y latest film, “Foreign Co: 1 have tried to make He has written to the Chamber he traditional courtesy of Mxlwufi | Milk-Fod Breasts hocking thir cause in real life it would be. of Commerce here offering a re- r:a‘%:%l‘.o::: dxAnp-l;.culhnnqa:ml'mT:u a4 But because 1 believe that under such circumstances men and ward of $50 to anyone who Will goi g Ofif the-Tray servicein tourist | 4 & wemen facing seemingly certain death would fight to live, the put him .in eont~ "' with a source earsOmfcolcknprovldmanndwwhu | The Fmest sclechon ALS" " cters face their peril with strength and fight and resist- that will result onafide posi= for 10¢, pie 10¢, milk 10¢, coffee S¢. ‘ L lm s L mb I think theyll win your admiration by demonstrating lon agceptable: fu. ... All ties o' PIIII"I’Y n Jllneall eg Prmg a » | Mr. “Lucas doesn't say what he low Fares To Eastern Ci d courage, not through theatrical fireworks. Atk A5 Wrk wat - smospb SRSt & g | nnued Beel 'oas’ v ne could have been done in one-third the film footage iain f w.nfnfif'?flfifil’fl"flmn Ay Roast Chlcken. 2% 1o 6 Ibs. of one-enth the cost if it had been done for physical effect D | Seattle, Wash. S Colened:Hens. 4 t0.5:1ba. hfl of Veal Roast To create an emotional affinity between audience and Modern. -airiiners have 8 cruis- I{oiling Chickens, 3% to 5, however, we made {he scene the hard way. T only hope M, "orii4e of 17,000 feet. ]f;g M| AUKEE Roap ¥l 4%, Ibs. l-eg of Pork Roast the audience enjoys it as much as we did, trying to make the thrill - | F s, 1% 10 4 1bs - 3 ryers, 172 to S, Ln '? kn m » seen tuality. 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