The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1942, Page 3

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1942 Show Place of Juneau Thanksgiving Day Shows Continuous from 2 P. M. Zaming HOT FUN! sizzling with music... maids...and merriment! @il ANDREWS SISTERS i1 JANE FRAZEE ROBERT PAIGE GLORIA JEAN Musical n Cartoon THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES! JUNIOR LUTHERAN CHOIR ON ROAD TO RECOVERY | NOT PRACTICING TONIGHT Assistant Territorial Auditor| Because of the practice alert and James K. McAlister. who has been ' dimout scheduled for this evening seriously ill in St. Ann's Hospital, | at 7 o'clock, there will be no meeting now has left the hospital and is|of Junior Choir of the Resur- improving his health rapidly. He rection Lutheran Charch tonight, it is expected to return to work soon. s announced today \\\‘Q}\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\mm\mm lll"IIllIIIII/I/II/IIII/////I//I///” I, JAMES MeALISTER IS N \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ CAPITOL THEATRE 10 FEATURE BIG TURKEY DAY BILL "What's Cookin'” Shares Honors with Special Musical When they say “What's Cookin' " this Thanksgiving Day in Juneau, it won't be only turkey that’s 'in the answer. For a big special en- tertainment bill is also cookin’ for the Capitol Theatre that day Opening tomorrow, the bill in- cludes the feature picture, namely “What's Cookin' ", starring the An- drews Sisters, Jane Frazee, Gloria Jean and Woody Herman and his orchestra Besides the feature picture, the @ will have a chance to see a full bill of special short features including “The Skyline Serenade.” This features Ted Fiorito and his orche with the Kings Men Vocalists are Candy Candido, June Haver and Allen Cole and some of the nllxnb(n are “The Re- luctant Drag; “Don’t Mind if I Do" and the currently popular “Pi- ano Concerto in B Flat Minor” by Tschaikowski as Fiorito has ar- ranged it The Kings' Dan Tucker"” laika Igor Ruth Daye dance specialist in this short The main picture, in’ is a tuneful comedy with an gven dozen musical numbers which show off the Andrews' Sisters and Gloria Jean, the youthful singing star On Thanksgiving Day, tol Thy Sunday it was Men also sing “Old and “I Like Bala- and Poggi, are also featured schedule from 2 p.m. announced today. -ee - SENIOR BALL IS SET FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,HERE/ Jum au Highs Mlml (ptuglents are alreafly looking ‘\fbrwfird {to/! De- | cember 4 with yhdistlosed enger- | ness, for that is the date of the annual Senior Ball, event of the year. Detorations are already taking shape in the minds of Senior Class committeemen and women working under Anna Lois Davis, their presi- on |denty lon {spirit wil "spirit, | tribute to the United Nations. Kentucky S | Bourbon Whiskey | N | | / National Distillers Products Corpora 90.4 Proof \ ‘ V2722772227777 e \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ AN\ Distributed by National Grocery Company, Seattle, Washington | The theme of the dance isbased Balalaika, and the Russian join with the American appropriately enough in This dance is strictly invitation- | al, and their pmentsz,heed not have |a special invitation. Bob Satre and his orchestra wili furnish the melo- dies. -ee BUY DEFENSE BONDS THIS ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN COSTS $50,000 YOUR but bombs HOUSE may not be a military target, don't stop to inquire. Bombs don’t ask your mame or the names of yeur children, either. 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Remember you can start buying Bonds by buy- ing Stamps for as little as you get a $25 $18.75. 0 cents and that Bond (maturity value) for only Help Win the War With the Money You Save But this type gun is & real “plame-crasher” —one shell from & can smash a half- milllon dollar Jap bomber quicker than you can swat o fly. * BONDS l STAMPS This Méssage for Victory Is Sponsored by Alaska Steamship Company Pidurei dancers, | tap artist and Inestia, | the Capi- { e will run a continuous the biggest a| although high school students | Tl IF DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE»—JUN[ AU Al A@KA- ACROSS 1 East Indian weight Swindles: 2. Unclose: poetic In a line 1 AT 20TH CENTURY Comedians Star in "'Great Guns'’ - Ending Run This Evening It's Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy who are the nitwitz in khaki in 62 Fish 20th Century-Fox's new comedy 62. Qld-time “Great Guns,” which is now on the screen at the 20th Century Theatre. These' two. comedians the Army balmy in this blitz on blues which features Sheila Ryan, Dic Nelson and Edmund MacDonald as two slap-happy buck pri- gAnimale vates, Laurel and Hardy mix up| the Army, the generals and even the sergeants—it's a comedy riot A special privilege, one never before given to any star the history of 20th Century-Fox, has been accorded to Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in the making of “Great Guns.” They alone can end a scene of the picture. The camera must run until they call “cut.” The reason for this is that the! boys, while doing a scene, occa- sionally come forth with a spon- taneous bit of “business” which is not in the script. They have learned that if they do not catch it the |first time, it is not worth tryin ger 64. Uninteres 3. Cleancd thor- oLanly have Ly fruits 7. Moves with 9. Footless Cast element Town in Maine 2. Harden Assigned Worthiess frag- ment: archaic 7. Expressions of approval Southern con- stellation ects he handles ild sheep of India Grayish-white t toom for keep~ ing pitchers and linen plant city Wide “What's Cook- |~ HOME NURSING CLASS | The Home Nursing class will meet November 27 in the Public Health |{Center, where two films will be |showh, “Goodby Mr. Germ" and | another on care of the feet as re [lated to posture. | A miniature sick room unit, com- plete with all equipment, made by hand, will be one of several pro- |jects shown that have been com- pleted by members of the Home |Nursing class. Another is a bassinet attractively trimmed. They will be useful, Stephenie Bogdon, Public |Health ‘Nurse, said, for future class- xm in Home Nursing —~eo —— BACK ON A\Ehv.-R,‘\L DUTY { Admiral Fischer Watson command- ed the 33500-ton: battleship Nel- son. He retired in 1833. 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