The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1941, Page 3

e e iiE CAPITOL HAS THE BBEG PICTURES AND NEWS THAT IS NEWS NOW SUNDAY PREVIEW TONIGHT i MONDAY 1:15 A. M. MATINEE SUND i T U E S D A Y Show Place of Juneau T 2P, SU AY - WHFRE MEN ARE ROUGH AND TOUGH... AND LIKE mrm WOMEN THE smr WAY' ALSO Lalest News Featuring Events vhich have happened during the past three or_four weeks. B ———— e S T e T Tomghi 1 p m Constance Bennett’s Cosmeti FREE! TONIGHT TO ALL LADIES Carolina Moon" an ® “That Certain Age" . LAST TI‘VIES » i Gold 'Room of oo o JUNEAU PLAYERS >rican Wom- t of 12 ¢'cl DANCE ARRANGED e i AT BARANOF FOR . NAVAL VISITORS . .. Gold Room, Muslc Offered the el. The 5 of 1 Playe 1 music cui cnarge *d by the Com- and to the men 3 b the I w to attend. | Digs For Gold i Because of the very long line| o it -~ The Juneau Players fai i neau will he ve: in de-| 3 fainment Tonight il be very much i de- | ook ‘the group DEER 9 iy + V- Sl gearch for Sleep.” frrie wh atien is made up of [ A & honor of men of rep all v 5 clubs tl isiting Ju-'in M vill be in charge of the' Half a million British \uhjpc(flivv r tonight from 10 affair on Trinidad island. d SUNDAY T [N TURY PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:15 A. M. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. e How W ey That an innocent vacation in Europe would turn my husband into a Nazi . that the speeches of Hitler could turn my husband against his wife i and family ... foan 'BENNETT Art geitic.on N y slartest magazing! ANCIS LEDERER an she thouglie she knew Produced by DARRYL F. ZANUCK Associate Produce, RAYMOND G;H-!.fl';fl Directed by IRVING PiCHEL Scrsen Play by Oliver H. 0TTe KHUGER WH® hated every(hing his s6n"stood for! 200 c-amry- Fox Picture Qnmumm bmumumm,.—» ON AIR SUNDAY <hort {Royal Blue Cab Co., have purchased group | They Twain Ito know?” THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1941 'BOCM TOWN' IS - CAPITOL'S NEXT BIG ATTRACTION Story Has Al-Star Cast In- cuding Gable, Lamarr, | Colbert and Tracy Presenting one of the greatest all-star casts in the history of motion pictures, and utilizing this billion-dollar talent in a story that is built for action and thrills, !“Boom Town” opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre as one of the most thrilling and spectacular prodv tions to come out of Hollywood in| some time. ‘ With Clark Gable, Spencer, Tracy, Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr | |in stellar roles, “Boom Town" sur- ! names even that 4 est of thrill pictures,”. the air epic “Test Pilot” which had Gable, Tracy, Myrna Loy and Lionel Barrymore at the head of the cast | Through a heart-tugging story| {of two men who are friends through | all the heartaches and victories of |cilmen runs a cavaleade of the oil business, with a brief history of |its intense thrills. In the picture,| | Gable and T form a partner- even after Gable | st as mnumu.\lly pY cy evolved a startling !plan to break up Gable’s affair | with lovely Hedy Lamarr and send | him back to Miss Colbert. | The picture, which was three; months in the making and took | filming units to more than 30 lo- | cation sites was directed by Jack Conway maker of such thrill pi S “Too Hot to Handle,” “Li Lady” and “Viva Villa!” Showing for the last times to- lnmut are Gene Autry in “Carolina Mocen and Deanna Durbin in “That Certain Age.” - lees Purchase AukBayHome Mr. and Mrs. V. A, Lee of the ;|the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Newell, located at Auk Bay. will take possession on July 5. Mr. and Mrs. n for a vacation in the South. The hcuse has m)(lvrn plumbing, and has Inur rooms aplete with 2 base- house is surrounded by }!." {and nt. The a garden The Lee’s plan to reside at their rew heme the year round. Newell arc leaving ACROSS Alternative Olly substs 32. Result l‘v\ .n\-.v‘lmu 85 ly Chris- 35 Ror fear. that tian lave 37 Before: prefix feast 38 Hurt 9. Dged 39. Anger 12. Babylontan 40. Wandered It 1o, pimiessly 2 2. For example: 1" sword bR " 43. Organ of hears eull” %ind & a1 4. Pu 1 K t coral 45" Gonsequently 1% American In= 46 Small 49. Color 18. 1 rin's 61, Ancient Irish 2. Charicter 1 as 52. Character in 19. Typo measures Tte Famile 20. Chafe Gleane” 21 Luzon native B4, Devours 23. Helping 57. Bustle 25. Exist 68. Consisting of 27, Acrial rafl- certain ways: colloq. metrical 29 Celestial body measures PUBLIC INVITED T0 OPEN HOUSE FORROTCTODAY Dugout Is Meeting Place, . Over Saturday, Sunday -Dance Tonight American Women's Voluntary 3 »s' open house for the ROTC men m(l the Coast Guard men af (the American Legion Dugout today and temorrow opened this morning at 10 o'clock, though the men were not' allowed shore leave until 1 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. John McCormick is head of the committee in charge of the open house. The public is invited to go in at any time to talk to the mep, and also to attend the dance givep.at the Baranof tonight. There be no party at the Governor's as previously reported. R CLERK OF BOARD Mrs. Kenneth Junge has resigned a position in the Office of Indian Affairs to be employed as Clerk of the Juneau Local Board of the Se- lective Service System. MONDAY “l] MARRIED AN the Basis for This Quistanding Production! * Herelsa Picture EVERY AMERICAN Slum Vi & ”‘o will ld see! K ThisPicture Show What You Are Facing! Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle 60. Grown boys DOWN 61. Tardier Renown | 62, Age Indigo plant 63. nglish letter City in Okla- 64. Newspapers homa collectively Peer Gynt's 65. Animal's home mother Yawn Large serpent Tenactous of Fruit of the oak Classes Jns Hidden 3 Ise . Region In Flor- e bove the rm of musi- cal composi- tion . Phoebes . Small rug . June bug 3. Greek letter resses . Ml"\md%hreno- logieal . Not exciting M \ HELEN GORDON JAMES HODGES WED ON SUNDAY Miss Helen Gordon and cames Hodges will be married tomorrow | evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Luth- leran Church, the Rev. John C, Cau- will be followed by a reception in the 1C. W. Stevenson apartment at the Baranof. ‘The bride will be attended by Miss Marie Stoner, and the best man will be Earl Neuru. Miss Gordon is now employed by | the Unemployment Compensation Commission, and Mr. Hodges is a lo- cal contractor. PR oSN ) MISS VICKERY LEAVES Miss Deborah Vickery, who has been in Juneau for several days, left yesterday bound for her home in Seattle on the Yukon. She came to Juneau to attend her sister, ndjw Mrs. Darrold Wilson, at her wed- ding last Saturday. ? gl S ol S | oaid. circulation. See it. Well worth seeing W see this. not. be overlooked. should see. to see this picture. ble reading the vows. The ceremony | .Mt(ann May l | Brouillefie_(lgncels Bout | nuof” | the Sitka Kid to fight as a subs |ll'illIml'HII|!‘!'lIN‘II||I‘!l!ll‘Il'IxIH!'IIiHIN‘II!"Illlllflll!iIISIII'IIIIII|IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIINIHIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIllIII[I!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIII|I||II|||IIIIII|||IIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIIlIl!IIIIIIMIIllllllllllfllllllllllllIlllillllllllfllllll TUESPAY Great — but just five reels too short. F A. METCALF. If.you are an Amerlcan—nnd wish to be an 4 American, see this picture. And see how the Nazis would have you live. DAVE DAVENPORT. IBWM JOHN L. CAUBLE. nnmkesonernuunwrelunywhnme Nazi machine is like. All Americans should ROD DARNELL. ® 1t is a fair show and has given emphasis to the things that needed emphasis. The parts are splendidly played and the lesson ean- MILDRED R. HERMANN. L] In view of existing circumstances today, I don’t see how anyone can afford not to see this eye-opening and timely picture. A. A. HEDGES, Exalted Ruler B. P. O. Elks No.1420. o A very worthwhile picture every American Meet Sitka Kid on 4t Due fo Broken Hand- | Remafch Looms | Tossing a bombshell of good and bad news into' the main event, tight card scheduled for Juneau, July 3, a radiogram to The Empire from Hank Brouillette, at Sitka, opponent against the Sitka Kid, said the match is “all off” as Brou-|* illette broke his hand while under- going his training schedule §ester- day with Billy McCann, Following this bad news, M¢Cann immediately wited a challenge to stitute for Brodillette on July 4 in Juneau. ‘Whether the fight will be held or not is up to promoter “Slugge:” Weaver at this' time, but the pro- posed battle is considered a natu- ral by local fight fans who long have desired to see the third matca| between the twd boys as both went, through great battles in Sitka and Juneau, slugglng ta a draw each time. Billy McCann, once all-Alaska welterweight champion, in a radio, gram to The Empire stated: “I would like to challenge Lou Lovas (Sitka Kid), in a ten- or 15-round fight on the Fourth of July.” Information given here to Dean Hamlin, manager for McCann, states that “Oal” McGraw, who decisioned McCann in a furious 15-round battle in Sitka several months ago for the Alaska title| is giving up the title, which may go to McOann who will place it on the block in his fight here n Juneau. When the startling information was received here that Brouillette was definitely out and McCann had offered to fight, local fight backers and fans began to wonder if the battle should not be given as an outdoor attraction. According to promoter “Slugger” Weaver this morning, previous to the wires that were received here, everything was arranged to have the card held in the Coliseum The-| atre. It was doubted if the Coliseum would hold the large crowd that would turn out to see these two battlers settle their final and third .day night. 3 20TH CENTURY HAS NEW FiLM WITH BIG CAST 'Bennett, Lederer in Dram- atic Story, Also Nolan- Sten ""Other’”” Woman Halled as a drama of unmatched appeal, the new 20th Century-Fox film, “The Man I Married” comes to the 20th Century Theatre Sun- Preview audienccs were stirred by its dramatiz reveiation of a beautiful expuriences with the husband she thought she knew. Based on Osrnr Schisgall's pow- erful dtory in Liberty Magazine, ‘The Man I Married” is rich in possibilities for dramatic entertain- ‘ment. The film's unique and un- forgettable_characters are played by some ‘of the wp names on Holly- wood's horison, including Joan Bennett, Francis Lederer, Lloyd No- lan and Anna Sten—all of whom are starred. Joan's performance as the young and beautiful wife who suddenly finds her husband a stranger has received much favorable advance comment, while Francis Lederer, in his portrayal of the husband, is |said to provide one of the film's outstanding highlights. Lloyd Nolan as the Amerigan foreign correspondent and Anna Sten as thé “other” woman are said to give sterling performances in exacting roles. The cast of “The Man I Mar- ried” was selected by producer Darryl F. Zanuck. Others who are featured include Otto Kruger 4nd Maria Ouspenskaya, two of the screen's most, adrott interpreters of difficult character roles, and Lud- wig Stossel and Johnny Russell. Irving Pichel directed the film from a screen play by Oliver . P. Garrett '‘while Raymond Griffitn was associate producer. “All This and Heaven Too" Is showing for the last time tonight. — e to—— Consumption of ‘scrap iron and steel in the United States during the first four monthssof this year totaled 17,518,000 tons, nearly 6,- 000,000 more than in the same pe- riod of 1940. - ee— Willy Messerschmitt, designer of the German war plane, is & native of Augshurg, the city where Rudolf Hess began his historic L UL e e fight. It was impossible to locaté fight promoter Weaver before press time to determine just what would hap- pen but fans in Juneau are at- t to-! gether, if possitle. |ll|IIHIlllll|!IIIIIIIII(IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllflllllllllr On Friday afternoon a gathering of people representing most of our ’ gmfiwmm.mmmummmqum ure MAN I MARRIED” and the following is comment of Ketchikan Juneau on this wonderful picture. - # o It makes you think. KEITH G. WILDES. . ’ Excellent! Excellent! This picture should give pause to every thinking American. A powerful picture. H. R. KELLY, Supt. of Schools. one should see. B. After ‘seelng the pic T sincerely believe that this is the most pwuful and strongest indictment against Nazi Germany that has ever appeared on the American screen and I personally recommend and strongly urge every man, woman and child that believes in America and its principles P. HARRISON, ...~ Motion Picture Critic. A. W. HODGMAN, l:vm person in Amarlm should see (hh picture. Not one, but twice. MRS. J. O. STEARNS, I think every adult should see this pleture and realize what we are facing. . uae R. R. SPAETH. Very, voty good murwnnunl A pmver'ul picture that everyone should see. A A wonderful revegling and compelling pic- ture which should give everyone something to think about in the light of recent events. EMERY F. TOBIN, An excelient comparison of dictator and democratic principles. A fine picture every- !.oynlordexolm RIED I thank God I am an American in America. with eyes to see and a heart to feel. MRS. STANLEY ADAMS, Business and Professional Women's Club. OLIJEV [THEATAE] C M Subscrme w the Daiy Alaska tempting to campaign to arrange BATIRDAY SUNDAY HONDHY Empire—the paper with the larges to have the two fighters ge!l POWER————LAMOUR “JOHNNY APPOLLO" Amerhnmlon Orflmdlcm Rotary Club. J. P turemmfllm-