The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1940, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 9, 1940. 3 j The CAPITUL has the BBXG PICTURES and NEWS that is NEWS 'DANGEROUS | Sunday o | CORNER™ 1S | NMenday THEATRE MATINEE SUNDAY L LS T e e — 2:00 P. M. REAL TREAT AST TIMESTONIGH T DOUBLE FEATURE BILL I "N TRIAL" and "HERQES IN BLUE" Cut thin Negative Save Tcelandic tale Where the Better BIG Pictures Play SUNDAY MONDAY t | ducks AR The story of “Young Tom Edison” Jlfi? ea U| P'ayz:]s qu lU it e THESDAY F (1] n cor Fish of the FTHESD] o _ the boy who became the man ?ms“ V%g Tm”,aby DI gy oS e 1LV Ra D& ) 3 L % e 20. Interpret ment ol he 1. i who gave you the Motion Picture econd Show Tonight o, s e PREVIEW TONIGHT MATINEE SUNDAY : ‘ g Dan reo m pre entad ;‘- ]U“ i 82 my:};}\\«: : ¢ q s Gy teacher 55. Existed Isle of Man indiesting q re to the diama, music composed a Roman ! E a weird ba a, o Biivant Gobths i i added tcu t ). Slur over # metaph Article of h J. B. Pric “h:w; ece In playwright The setting for the unusu tioh of the play had for its the Conneciicut country home of the Chatfields. The mystery Wwis a figment of tne imagination of the guests 2tbered in the parlor followin: r. The und of ‘a shot breals conversatio contered their thoughts on the u®- expected denth, by supposed sul- cide, of the host's brother 1 Be defeated eling 1 DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S PRODUCTION OF or At De tempt t ot into the menotonous gossip of four women PR 48 4 1| stark reality by . aneo z and witty obrervs s made | | to ascertain the cause of the sharp | report Praise should iven to t Jticipants of the drama be their realistic production of th2 | characters, their thoughts thejr | gorscr boundaries veal may it bs Finely divided rock > par- wise of as | { mannerisms, their emotions, and 1ost aws | | their reaction: and his part in his wife’s life. Th € B i | | en Peel, the leading lady ex- Dart was nirably ; ) p Virginia WEIDLER * Eugene PALLETTE ‘ ‘ HH .;i,:(\,li_' was . ver t“[,l;“::]‘:(“r““\]v‘f\\l ‘:m Iy T v M“w“ : A.I. 201“ (ENIURY‘ | | | | l : METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER - PICTURE : Ll . el ety e pivsenthtiga - First Show Starts Fred W. Ayer the leading man y a hit. whi PP and incidentally the capable di- e audience 1t oien. Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power, hese who have not seen it will was viewed lefir ! | cctor of the performance, superbly T created the charactsr of Charles| have an opportunity to attend to George Brent Head EXTRALL LAST TINES TONIGHT | | S, 20t i ot e 200 i meney mkncfl nu.‘ TIME Gsl‘lyi”!’ D'.e(oes’9 “"Ilh‘r-‘ II!'("“:‘L‘\I in ‘n lj;j.lill\l“"“l cnes time "“..4. ntry home, Freda Chatfield, re- Hailed as one of the iruly Featuring “THE SPOILS OF WAR" nd enacted by Edith Daniclsen as tt i i - T © e 5 s ¥ i motion pictures, Darryl F. | The Dutch East Indies OUTSIDE T;lgvgleLE LIMI |gay and light bearted wie of Ro- B P W Card Party {ens. produbtion: ot e "l ALSO LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY bert. chateld, e brother of e Ds o ¥V Came,” the sensationally success- | i — SR S | murdered man whom she loved . . ful novel by Louis Bromfield, opens Alex Dreith as Robert Chatfield, the 20th Century Theaire, with b, som |the March of Time present the one Power and 4 20th Century-Fox picture starring . all over the world 0K » character S 3 FYGUNG ED!SON" el ST RO whole colorful story of the Dutch wok the ‘x haracter of the host, the Frst % Tacrieh Wb Ghoh < Myrmna Loy, Ty he story is simply { @ Past Indies in their latest impor- brother of the murdered m:u\] who ponslred e BiARess s | George Brent sharing stellar hon- My s n-con. t youth who is mis- vas in . W p \on-conformist yo tant issue chtitled “Spoils of Con- in love with Betty Pl Wokatvs oltD ok ors. BFPE(TED iN HIT e B ey quest” and it is a picture which he pictured as an ideal wo- " irle ) This powerful story of humai ! r ultimately triumphs to show them mhn bubs Mo, drterl tefrbithg - to) 25t Heht at American Le | L merican movie-goers will B¢ anxi=] man, bubFemo, atfer. JEIEERE 10 ) e i R emotfons at the breaking point | that the brain he has is that of the bott £t i st as il Pusout The 1 in the series will | a3 ous to see e bottom of the mystery, has a Rt g and human lives at the climag, i a progressive youth and not of an £t sl skt ! be hald Dec v 13 S et ; | Ending tonight is the double fea-{ Dis illusions shattered by th 2offe St A e | While the untamed forces of na- o ° “addled” person as S0 many be- truth s 1 Wy d Refreshments were served durin lieve, Ye the telling of this' tire “Outside the 3-Mile Limit”| truth as so many people actually do y"cvening and arrangements were | ture ravaged the earth, has bech liev et. in the g : when they kiow the true facts : S McCormick, | faithfully retold in this 20th b 0 Arsga T B > and “The Flying Deuces : > n charge I Mickey Rooney Stars at siow tnere s comeds pw e Maud Mockridge, & gossipy nov- oy U215 COMMICK, | | ry-Fox film, in which all of S Is, adve d elist and lecturer, who was thel, " it % g " Bromtfield’s colorful characters are b AEHE I ; 4 £ Guenthner 87 b Hted . ARIA SKA' (apitol Theatre-Also vetween &y, 44 Rb. guodar, o | ietignitr . boi: the Joontesaioms ObYS oo el i st e o [bronght fo vinid. ife BRENDA JOYCE - NIGEL BRUCE + M, OUSPENSKAYA boy and n.; sx.slel an, dl‘-\vgl Ld‘i. ; the guests, supplied humor and w't!y ® o gt er T Y mes B Myrna Loy is seen as the amor- JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT + MARY NASH + JANE DARWELL opment of love and understanding to an already sparkling story. This M. wil. | ous Lady Esketh rone Power MARJORIE RAMBEAU - HENRY TRAVERS - H. B. WARNEP ] New Maf(h Of Time G Ao | Chapados, first, and Miss glittad petween a boy and his father | character was splendidly taken bY | ot second. Prizes fer pinochle in- | has his most romantic role as Ma- i Teamed with Mickey is clever Bk TRy s ) il % ol oy S ktar - T S . cludied Mrs. F. W. Lathrop and Bii | jor Rama Safti, and George Brent | The story of an American boy, Virginia Weidler as his sister. The| s e ne ay Elaine Housel as Betty White- pue '“A”N e, ]\],Illlu-r\"n m"‘u e o wild vesry fau man jouna- | picture will make her a star. Fay ['fiotse ghve an hysterical alr 10 the| aor aad Beke Browh. second e ciirine: BROWN L {he kind of boy your son or Ao gl i er brother your father was an ainter an Feorg! Ancre arc | play. Dissatisfied with the life she r yce, star-maker Z: ' 1 o e Mhclore him, will flash brilliant as Edison’s parents. and }wcd s e NI B e w()o“o\:(”._— uc‘z;c"“:?mi‘l’)C:Ii‘ml‘v:‘, '.‘“‘:‘:m/)“ : &ssociate Producer Harry Joe Brown Scroen Play by Philip Dunne and julien Josephson the screen of the Capitol an. excellent supporting cast fea- n s a | don Whitehouse (Lew Gaffney),: PUGET SOUND IS DEAD | the role of young Fern Simoh, Jes—————— heatre Sunday as “Young Tom tures Eugene Pallette, Victor Kilian she became the mistress 6f Charlé,® s Martina Primavera, pioneer | While others featured in tHe great ) Edison” begins a three-cay engage- Bobbie Jordan,. J. M. Kerrigan, i Stanton to. surround herself With yecident of Puget Sound, died re- | cast are Nigel Bruce, Maria Ou g Y, U- N K80 8 SUNDAY ment Lloyd Corrigan. John Keliog, Clem no¢ only the Elks but the gen-| excitement. cently in the hospital at Anacrtes, | penskaya, Joseph Schildkraut, Jane % was a stroke of Hollywood Bevans, Eily Malyon and Harty era) public will participate in the| Gordon Whitehouse worshipped wash. She was 72 years of age. Mrs. | Darwell, Marjoric Rambeau, Henty ard enius that selected this vehicle as| Shannon Srkey shoot next Wednesday night|thé fiirdered man @s dfi 1dol!Primavera was a relative of James | Iravers and H. B. Warnet. VINED. AkS - OBERATED 033 Fd i a picture for Mickey Rooney, a boy With characteristic, «p-to-the- starting at 9 o'clock in the EIks| wrapped utterly in the doings and Primavera of Juneau. | The double feature bill, Juneau's Greatest Show Value m 0 N b A Y who has come to personify you'l minute timeliness, the editors of Hall and sponsored by the Elks. A 2 > ke - 2y LBk o s =" mews e The entire proceeds will go to c; g charity which is tne ammun, NEW FUR COATS COMPLEMENT,THE 1941 AUTOMOBILES G ]" C T R U C K g Thanksgiving Day basket fund al- ¢ . i e rresy ~ ways given by the Elks = v e e e Compare Them With Al! Others! :High School Band ALJOLSON - ALICEFAYE “Rose of Washington Square” NEWS SHORTS NOVELTY | | | |+ Trial” and ““Heroes in Blue” will be the feature at the Cobseum to- ‘Ix- seen tonight for the last times. morrow and also for the Armistice PPN Day holiday program. The feature PRICE - APPEARANCE - ECONOMY | o Pjay Monday al " DURABILITY . pu s Armistice Program . CONNORS MOTOR CO. . o the o ar e nown o According to an announcement the movie fans which will assure | PHONE 411 by Supt. A. B. Phillips, the Juneau IDAY B".I_ arge .audieiees ; b — ————————————————————————— | i SChool band will meet in the There will: RE A G L f e etr ettt et e w e e e e | GTade SchoO] auditorium Monday | | FOR Co nd noveity on the .m 1 i ; night at 7:15 o'clock. lISEUM -~ .- The student band will play at | Bubscrite ir ot Al Jolson and Alice Faye in the pire —the paper i the Armistice program sponsored “Rose of Washington Square” will guaranteed Circuisiion by the American Legion in the i Elks Hall i / D i TR : Sunday Breakfast | : o 1 MORE ROOM IN YOUR BOAT ! 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The affeir | “Any vacationist, who really wants to will follow the 8 o'clock mass at ny vacationist, i te carey'vee, ought fo see the agent of the the ch\m(i)_ E A Bt ‘ s | National Fire Insurance Company of Hart- b G "wade will ‘be e i ford , about .a Personal Effects All Risks speakier and M. E. Monagle will be ‘ Fo AIL ¢ d Policy. Then, il something goes wighy toastmaster for the occasion. ‘ " " ' Y BARG/"I\ il Nafional Fire steps in and makes it rigl SPREC) Aoy l & Jack Kirmse, who with his mother Left to right, silver fox coat, Russian ermine, sheared baby beaver model I ‘ l I C 0 0 l Next to City Hall ! 5‘“'“-" .0 "‘x';“?"“‘; "L]‘_;f";l;‘c?' | comfort. They have eye appeal, arc easy to drive, | and the lengthwise treatment of skins. The hree- U Rl the Paarapes, e I | comfortable and safe. If you are one of the Jucky | quarters length Russian ermine, center, has a small from his Skagway home on the Mc- ' Jagdies who will hit the highways in one of the new | collar and tremendous swirl sleeves. Right is & | SHATTUCK AGENCY with baggage or personal belongings, the ! 5 el L9 ) % . v \ \ | L -uric stcres at Skagway and | > i operates curic stcres at Skagway The 1941 automobiles are dekigned for modern | three-quarters length and has the new muff sleeves | i Phone Office—New York Life Phone 249 Kinley last night. ¢ models, you may want to dress up for it by buying | street length sheared baby beaver coat and muff. | A - > i3 an elegant new fur coat. Three models are shown | It features a small upstanding coilar which is a | COP PP 5 GG GGttt rr e et rretrrererrrrrrreeemaey V" Try a classified ad I The Empire |'above, designed by Dein-Bacher. Left is a prize | protection to the meck if you drive with Windows | | cweeererore B | sllver_ fox coat worn over an evening.dress. 11t is, |.open,” ~ 4