The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 20, 1940, Page 3

The Capitol Has The BIG Pictures THEATRE Show Place of Juneau STARTS TONIGHT —7 P. M. HITLER'S NOTORIOUS 1+ TH COLUMN WEAFON!!! (uncensored)’ ""BAPTISM OF FIRE" The NAZI Propaganda Film that Was Used 1o Terrorize NORWAY and Other n¢ Inio Submission . . . . Incorporated in, and SUPER AHEGIHG THE KEW VER- ANEEPARR S WY WATCE” PREPARED By THE EDITORS OF “LIFE" and "MARCH OF TIME" N O ) o g e s VRS the GERMAN TAAES. C. D. Beale ALSO with This Great Film We Offer: PAUREL and HARDY CCSAPS AMPARTS WE WATCH . WATCH 10 in at SEA°° P PROGRAM b 7:00 P.M. . 7:57 PM. 9:25 P.M. P.M CALLING ALL KIDDIES The CAPITOL THEATRE and ELKS Free Matinee SATURDAY—1 P. M.—Every Kiddie Is Invited to SEE Santa—A BIG Show and PRESENTS of Bpples, Nuis and Candy. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1940. FORESTER | IS BACK "Kinky"" Bayers Finds States Boosting Alaska for Unemployed Capt. “Kinky" Bayers, back Juneau with his boat Forester aft several weeks in Seattle tent today with the be! told those guys off" when he _ran into ucker campaign for aska workmen. Bayers said ‘I bulletin board in front of a &L employment office and there was a sign ng for $2 you could have information relative to a job in the Alaska-Juneau. I tore th down. I also tore down anoth advertising steerage fares aska and one declaring defense program needs Wor Invited to a meetir of ship- owners, Bayers was asked to talk “I didn't paint a very nice pic- ture of Alaska,” Kinky said, “but a lou of people won't be disap- pointed anyw by coming up fo jobs and finding out the facts in- stead.” Seattle was but Lake the Outs would-be went up to interesting to Bay Union was too muc I tied up at Pier 9 first and hen went into Lake Union,” Bay- ers said, “but in about as many nights there were three holdup. shootings and general fracases so I moved back down to the day. The ferryboats weren't so bad.” Coming back with Bayers was| > Helge Nielsen and Bob Dalton D Guar&smen Wirll Hold Semi-Formal Dance Tomorrow First social affair of the Juneau National Guard company will be the dance to be given tomorrow evening in the Elks’ ballroom. The dance will be semi-formal, and Guardsmen will be resplendent | in uniforms William Walther. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock, with Lillian Uggen and her orchestra providing the music. Proceeds from the dance will in- gte a company fund for the pur- of buying feod and special Crossword Puzzle ACROSS L. Second year col- Public con- veyance Sky-blue 35. Draw oft by means of ate mospheric pressure . Brave Trojan warrior Stories lege ‘student: 34, colloq. Sing softly . Kind of spice . American statesman 13. Number 14, o such a de- gres | © S 39. Have obligae M tions 15. Helps 5. Rowing fmple- 40 City In Holland ment . Outbuilding . Repair Entirely Threw lightly {3 Foems Specters . News organiza- Feel contrition 5 Beginner: DOWN of vora- ant 1. Command to & lous files 59, Brazilian money cat I nurse 60. English school 2 Part of a min- mal 61 Male deer £ 1 Plant of the Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle vari- MArk ormma mint family . Covering for a’ automobile . Commit to memory Steal fails Heep's first Adjusted the pitch we nd of lettuce Era Porcupine Pointed too Antique Changes . Thought 5. Ahead . Like . Rodents E SBLEREE " EEEEL Caused to gg Hawaiian wreath There is no substiiute for Newspaper Advertising ] e according to Captain | uniforms not provided by the gov- | | ernment. - - COME TO FREE SHOW SATURDAY, CHILDREN URGED § All children on Gastineau Chan- | {nel are invited by Santa Claus, the| |Elks Lodge and Manager Charles | Beale of the Capitol Theatre to AR - ‘b (cc show and Chrisi-| AMERICA IN WAR FEATURED NOW IN SUPERB FiLM "Rampartfi-W; Watch” Cpens Tonight, Capi- fol Theatre Widely heralded as “a new kind of motion picture for a new kind of world” The March of Time's first feature production, “The Ram- parts We Watch,” which will be shown at the Capitol Theatre to- night. is unique not only because of its totally different story and technique, but because it contains a new kind of cast—the most un- usual ever assembled for a motion picture. To achieve complete realism for this breathtaking story of typical Americans living through the most dramatic period in modern history —the turbulent years from 1914 to the present—The March of Time used a casting method which no movie producer dared to attempt.| Of the cast of more than 1,400, in- cluding 73 speaking parts, not, ope had ever appeared before a movie al of this cross-section of the American. people who -eomprise the “Ramparts” cast is Warner Stowell, who plays part of the kindly, wise, old Cén- gressman John Lawton. Lecturer, cales executive, and teacher, Stow- ell fought in the Spanish-American War, s a Lieutenant Colonel in the World War. Hired originally as wardrobe au- thenticator for the film, Marguerite Boynton Brown was found to be ideal for the role of Mrs. Bensinger, wife of the German professor whose life is shattered in the war by his internment as an enemy alien. An- other housewife and mother, Myra Archibald, plays Mrs. Averill who loses her son in the Lafayette Es- cadrille. Julia Kovacs, Kent, who portrays Mrs found that her screen role exactly paralleled Ner experience in; the war when her husband was killed, just as he is in “The Ram-| parts.” In the role of the German professor was Dr, Alfredo U. Wyss, Swiss scientist and biologist, who also re-enacted some of his own life in the World War. S | CHRISTMAS PROGRAM OF SALVATION ARMY SCHEDULED TONIGHT The apnual Christmas program; of the Salvation Army will be hex at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Salvation Army Hall. Boys and girls of the Sunday *8School will present a program de- picting the nativity. The public is Clarence invited to attend. TR S B Wherever the finest spices grow — Siam, Java, Malaysia — Schilling's/ quest never ends! That's the reason Schilling Peppet is always fresh, pungent and rich in flavor. oils. Compage it for quality and gtrength! 37 $PICES—19 EXTRACIS e Schilling - e B VR e e }ma.\ party at 1 o'clock tomorrow | the | afternoon at the Capitol. | Gifts will be distributed to every| |boy and girl attending. Santa’s| | helpers at the lodge hall have pre- | | pared 875 special packages of| ;candy for the matinee. “ { Each child attending is asked| ’lo bring along a can of food, which | can be used in the Christmas bas-| kets which the Elks distribute to| needy families each year at this season. Every boy and girl is in- | vited, however, whether or not he |can bring a can of food. \Reservations End On Monday for Ski Club Dinner Dance Only a limited number of reser- vations are available for the Ju- neau Ski Club dinner dance to be held New Year's eve in the Goid Room of the Baranof Hotel, and all planning to attend. are urged to make reservations immediately. Tickets are now on sale at the Baranof desk. An annual affair, the dinner promises to be one of the highlights of the holiday season, and will be- gin at 9:30 o'clock, Nome Doctor, Wife " Enroute to States Dr, and Mrs, Thomas Morcom of Nome arrived here yesterday on the PAA Electra and sailed last night on the steamer North Coast enroute to Wichita, Kansas, for the holiday season. Dr. Morcom, is Deputy Territorial Health Doctor at Nome and while in the” Capital City he conferred with Health Department officials. iy B g — MRS. W. C. GRAHAM, ENDS VISIT IN CITY Mrs, W. C. Graham was the holseguest of Mrs.. Fred Crowell during last week. She returned to her- home at Gull Cove on the motorship Estebeth, ' The Baily Alaska Empire has tis largest paid circulation of any Al i A . FOOD FOR THOUGHT —possibiuty that a new con- densed food mixture that Includes every vitamin cxcent “C’ and which might eliminate malnourishment is hinted by Dr. Robert S. Harris (above) of Massachuset(s Institute of Tezhnology, Dr. Har- vis said that there are two formulas of the concentrate compased of such things as skim milk powder, whole wlheat maal en’ "BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN" 20TH CENTURY Western Comedy with All Trimmings, Gay Girls, Songs in Feature All's chaos on the Western plains as two-fisted, ten-fingered Benny, phantom rider of Fred Al- len and lone ranger of the Seven Delicious Flavers, bites off more than he can chew and comes to rue it in Buck Benny Rides Again" ziggy saga of the which ¢pe tonight at the Century Theatre. It's love in bloom which drives Jack to forsake his penthouse for Maxwell for a mus- love for lovely Ellen Drew a line between Western all the rest of man- comes to love. Jack to prove himself worthy, he's through it's the| the antelope who av new homes | proceedings are en-| 1 comedy and dancing| by Rochester, song by Virginia Dale and Lillian Cornell, swing by Phil Harris, beauty by the Merriel Ab- Dancers, and moare comedy by Andy Devine, and the bear, Car-! michael, well-known in Arctic eir- cles. There is also a cute coyote, who makes his motion picture de- but in this gripping epic of the whining of the West. Mark Sand- rich, responsible for most of the previcus Jack Benny motion pie- ture hits, directed “Buck Benny des Again.” ome of the song hits introduced “Drums in the Night,” “Say 1t gain,” “My, M and "My o' Country -~ BETTY REED IS SURPRISED AT DINNER PARTY | Twelve girl friends of Miss Betty Reed surprised her with a | dinner party last evening in cele- bration of her seventeenth birth- day. The affair was held at the West | Twelfth Street home of Mrs. Harcy | Stonehouse, with Mrs. Olav Eikland isting Many of those present were class- mates in school since kindergarten and the dinner hour was spent reminiscing. The honoree was pre- | sented with a nurse’s watch by | those present, Included in the guest list were Misses Maydelle George, Betty Rice, Betty Nordling, Verna Mae Gruber, ;lsahr‘l Parsons, Doris McEachran, | Ruth Talmage, Marjorie Snell, via and Shirley Davis, Mildred | Kendler and Dorothy Fors. | WHY SUFEER with your feet? 20th kind when Wes hefore and g for are Ove Phone 648, Chiropodist Dr. Steves. adv | - - The Daily Alaska Empire has the THREE SUGGESTIONS OFFERED FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, Letz, monogrammed robe; top right, tallored gloves: below, cigaret lighter and compact designed by Ronson. Dainty girls like nice gloves and thiose shown. top, are perfect to wear with tailored suits and sports coats. 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