The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 26, 1941, Page 3

Sunday Monday Tuesday the most #r picture of the p - Bdma i My 3O Place This Month! “CHUMP AT OXFORD" TONIGHT — “LOVE BEFORE BREAKF!/ FIRST SHOW 7 P. M. WINDSORS BACKINU.S. | i can be extended to all our chil- dren. | “I ‘also call upon children to Duke and Duchess of Windsor, visiting U. S. together for a second | time since he abdicated, disembark from the S, S. Berkshire at Miami, Fla., enroute to Palm Beach where the Duke planned personal business conferences. . Here the Duchess precedes him on the gang- plank. Tickets OnSaleUntil Midnight—Saturday, April 26 at JUNEAU and DOUGLAS Business Establishments There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising | portance of the health and stre: , of the children of the Territo: { Enoch W. Jensen, will no longer be + my wife or any person other than THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1941, PREVIEW TONIGHT d 1:15 A. M. MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P. M. s “GOODBYE MR. CHIPS"..". the dashing here of LK PICTURE R starring u““\\ci 5 LIVIER Ay W orrsy e ALSO LATE Nl-‘.wa—l»uturi o 1 7 Biz Events that Have Taken ‘past ten years! ChildHealth In a proclar Child Health D: ernor of Alaska says “In recognition of the vilal in h = . E. L. Bartlett, Acting Governor of | | Alaska,. do. hereby designate the first day of May of this year as Child Health Day in Alaska. | “And I call upon the people of | each community of this Territory | | on that day to review the extent | to which th { | dren | recreation, | vision, and adequate medical care,! oviding for chil- healthful health super- | nutritious effective and to plan how such protection | take full advantage of their oppor- tunity to grow in health and strength and to share in ‘protect- ing the health of other boys and girls.” ATl e NOTICE | Notice is hereby given that I | responsible for bills contracted by myself. i adv. Signed: ENOCH W. JENSEN. | — - Try @ ciassifiea ad iz TheEmpice ‘COMEDOWN’ AT F the Acting Goy-| NEW TEAM SEEN | "UNTAMED" AT IN PLAY BILLED | 20TH CENTURY HERETOMORROW| INTECHNICOLOR Greer Garson - laurenceiExcifing, Intriguing Picture Olivier af Capitol in | of Great Northland ‘Pride and Prejudice’ | Opening Sunday Hollywood has hit on another Sinclair Le famous st happy romantic teaming with Gre “Mantrap,” has been translated in- Garson and Laurence Olivier per-|to an exciting and intriguing pic- fectly cast as the spirited lovers in'ture under the title, “Untamed,” co- the picturization of Jane Austen's starring Ray Milland, Patricia imusing comedy, “Pride and Preju-| Morison and Akim Tamiroff, and ice,” which opens Sunday at th scheduled to open Sunday at the Capital Theatre. | 20th Century Theatre. The picture is’ The story centers around lhe|is announced as one of Para- 3ennet family, handicapped by five| mount’s more important offerings inwedded daughters, Miss Garson for the current season and has I makes a lovely and intelligent Eliza- | been filmed entirely in Technicolor. the eldest daughter. Oliv is Darcy, a proud and wealth young aristocrat who visits the vil |lage where they live. Despite his pride in family and distaste for the { Bennets as a group, Darcy falls in love with Elizabeth who is preju- diced against his arrogance from the first beth, r| Backgrounded by the awesome, yet | colorful north-Canadian forests of the Rockies, it visualizes the love cf 'two men—one a sturdy, single- minded hunter and guide, the other a sophisticated city society doctor— for a woman, who, through a lstrange quirk of destiny, has mar- | ried the guide, although her en- | Darcy. It is not until he has al-| tiny Northwest community she fall I'most ' lost Flizabeth that Darcy in love with his doctor, who repre- family pride can't hold a|sents everything worth while in to the charming Elizabeth.|life to her, but honor and affection Playing for the last times to- for the third in this eternal night i the attradtion, “A Chump|angle, acts as an unsurmountable |at Oxford | bar to both in a consummation of | — e ee | BACK ¥ROM TRIP | sequences the picture builds to 2 | W. D. Gordon, supetinendent of Powerful climax, rich in entertain- | the river division of the White Pass ment values. and Yukon Route, and Mrs. Gor-| Tonight, for don, were aboard the Princess Louise the big feature last night, returning to Whitehorse be on the |after a trip Outside. | §T i - D Bubseime vo (e Daly Alaska Colcrado has more than 25 hot Empire- -the paper with the larges springs, vald circulation will Virginia City" ! OJic]AT] ‘ AlG[o] | NIllD] ACROSS . Characteristie EEEEH 1. Conditions . Sweet potato 4. Went swiftly 4 rd asterold mB a ‘ Salipeter™ a We way A R“:rs(mlllnm‘l(; EE ar awa 8 evoked a t {alf dnspiple it o et [B]L [Elw] ! . Bris Wk (Hu e} gnggg u NEDMST ALY . Headpiece Tree About Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzie Ties 3. Number g o4, | 84 Open court 4. Sel o8 Engil¥h Hver DOWN . Roman god . Cereal grass ' 67. Tier 1. Covers ‘a chke € . Shape T BF ity . Ramble . Pertinent Exist . Small inlet . Blissful regions . Make public . Book of psalmg . Regulation . Affirmative votes . Converse Greek Jetter Decorate Portended Burning H X B ot ep. nglish author Entitled Locations At an indefinite moment . Chicap apart- ment_ house . Composition for r fl A ) vae‘;'»}z network el ) ol B0l 3 g 6o VA VA Pl 7 ] Pl 7 e ORT BENNING_“Farasols . C R "= o mass junp a¢ Fort Benning, Ga. They wmnmnmmw‘”"mfin”mm "m“‘_“:" S3iet paraciuic baituiion siaped . The various romances of the, tire life has been spent in an' | Bennet girls are interwoven with atmosphere of fine clothes and the love affair of Elizabeth and modern city life. Immured in a trl- 4 | their love. In a series of dramatic the last two times, | ‘ Where the Better BIG 1 LAST TIME TONIGHT—ro PREVIEW | TONIGHT ‘ LISA.M. TI0"ENTURY K !;f("tures Play.f “VIRGINIA CITY” SUNDAY--MONDAY--TUESDAY Ray Miltan MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. ‘Two Latest Edi [—SATURDA Y—— R L U £ MONDA Y— Plano gtudenis of : | Miss Carlson Will Be ngfid Tonightg “Buck Benny Rides Aga ny—Rochester—Andy Devine At 7:45 o'clock this evening, st,u-% | dents of Miss Kathleen Carlson will known as the “Story Man,” all se- | be heard in their first piano recital | lections of which are from the at the Northern Light Presbyterian | “Fairyland Suite.” The second part Church. The public is extended an | Of the program will be deyoted to invitation to attend. | selections written by classical and Fourteen students will participate | modern composers. 1 in the musicale, which will be divid- | ed into two parts. 'The first will be | ‘Mrs. Palm Refurns From Trip fo South Aboard the northbound Princess Louise last night, Mrs. John Palm| | of Faiybanks was in Juneau for a| lfew hours, retyrning to the In- | terior after a four months' trip, Outside, Mrs, Palm is the wife of| the operator of the Steese Highway | mail and passenger service, She has been to San Francisco and Portland visiting friend and relatives. Mrs. Palm will travel on the Louise as far as Skagway and fly into Fairbanks from White- horse, e e W;man's Club Groups Meeting Coflng The Home Nursing classes, under the direction of Miss Magnhild Oygard, are to make a tour of the Juneau Dafries on Tuesday, April 20. Al interestéd are asked to be at the dairy at 10 o'clock in the morning. 4 The Pan-American study group of the Juneau Woman's Club will meet on Monday, April 28, at the home of Mrs. J. P. Williams, at 502 Seat- ter Tract, D S SHARFESTONE MERE - D. C. £hdrpestenc, coasultant en- gincer for the Polaris-Taku Min- ing Company, arrived in Juneau on the northbound steamer Princess Louise. Sharpstone is staying at the Baranof Hotel while waiting for a WHY SUFFER with your feet? Plane to the Canadian mine town. sonal effects? | TIME ani . . . FIRE WAIT FOR NO MAN Why not spend a few minutes NOW | and determine whether you have ‘ adequate insurance on your home and on your furnishings and per- Phone 645, Chiropodist Dr. Steves. R R SRS (adv.) Subscribe for The Emplre. freeee 'm‘ ? Shattuck Agency | Office—New Yori Life Phone 249