The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1944, Page 3

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ' (ITY LEAGUE GAMES | ARTHUR DEMMERT IS STARTTONIGHTWITH 600D DOUBLEHEADER, 944 PAGE THREE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1944 CAPITOL NOW NOTRE DAME IS FEATURINGTWO | NOTTOO CERTAIN POPULAR FILMS 1T CAN WIN NOW “Headin' for God’s Country,” the| NEW YORK, Nov. 10—When the |Republic picture starting tonight at | Army’s unbeaten football team and the Capitol Theatre, is an adroit | once-defeated Notre Dame clash mixture of redblooded action and|tomorrow in Yankee Stadium, interesting character delineation. |three outstanding candidates for | William Lundigan, who stars in | the All-American backfield will be the production, plays the part of on parade. a young prospector, down on his| The gria season has produced a luck, who finds himself in the|dozen or so backs that rate serious remote village of Sunivak, Alaska, consideration for the mythical The canny inhabitants mistrust eleven. None are more prominent |the ‘stranger’ and Higgins, the local ‘than Army's Felix Blanchard, a NIGHT and SATURDAY?! LAST TIMES TONITE! Ida Lupino—Joan Leslie “THE HARD WAY” with Dennis Morgan—Jack Carson TR, SATURDAY ONLY! —— SENSATIONATL" DOUBLE BILL! The |Chan |Crir |the Beaver is between the High School | Bears and the Signacs; | contest involves the in a tangle with the Sub- e o o 0 o WEATHER REPORT (U. S. Weather Bureau) HI, GANG! The Joint's : a-Rockin’ with Every- body Bobby-sockin™ ... ina broadcast of mirth, teacher of the Government schools | sched- | lough. He has, for the past several| Ann Corio, long known as “the uled e o e e rong Girl” the Monogram musical melody and mixups! o |becomes the center of a series of, |ANN CORIO COMES etbail season in at Ketchikan, Juneau and Klnwuck,! r 8 oclock in the High|weeks, been visiting his family at|loVeliest Iady of burleaque,” comes e comedy in which she is seen as a ° }ml:u-lous incidents. HERE ON FURLOUGH 10 20TH CENTURY Cpl. Arthur Demmert, former | TOMORROW ONLY‘ y gets underway to- | has arrived here on a short fur-| RN night, with a double-heade! lavodk to the 20th Century Theatre on v Saturday only as the star of “Sa- o |burlesque performer who abandons o |her profession following a raid, and . . Temperature, November 9 In Juneau: Maximum, 47; minimum, 35. At Airport: Maximum, 38; minimum, 25. Contributing to this interesting man in the street i event in local film circles is an ex- 5 | is an- to win their con- of the MOUNTIES” (Saturday Matinee) | &8 | storekeeper, particularly plunging fullback, and that speedy haifback, Glenn Davis, also of the Army Bob Kelly, who reels in touch- | downs for the Irish, has also drawn rave notices. Blanchard, a 205-| |pound plebe, is given much credit | |for making possible Coach Earl Blaik’s high-scoring combination. The present line-up, makes it im-| press, where he prints a DhO!‘)"pernU\'e that the Cadet's opponents | copy of a Seattle newspaper, h“dmw their line up in close for- which he headlines the news that|mation, If they don’t, Blanchatd is the U. S. is at war with Japan likely to blast them way off- (though it is not yet December 7,|tackle. If they do, then the way 1941) |is clear for Davis and other fleet The denouement is novel and | mates to circle the ends. noyed when Lundigan beats up his son for mistreating a dog, and is instrumental in having the young man put in prison. To get even with Higgins and the other villagers, he takes ad- vantage of the fact that the local |printer, Clem Adams, gets drunk, |and_gains access to his printing , not a great | about the Beavers or known th of the relative | ) Sub- port ms composing the city league re Douglas High, Juneau High, ers, Subport, Dolphins | and Signacs - PR Siad TIDES TOMORROW Low tide—4 I)IrTm.. 3.3 feet. 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Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at Your Rexall Store Butler Mauro Drug Co. ® |cellent supporting cast which in- |cludes the famous comedy team of | Tim & Irene, Bill Henry, colored | ‘comedlnn Mantan Moreland, Dami | |O'Flynn, Henry Kolker, Mary Gor- | |don and Johnnie “Scat Davis and | his orchestra, | i | Comedy preaominates throughout i”"‘ picture, and there is a wealth |of catchy songs and pretty girls to combine in the making of what |may be definitely classed as the! |greatly desired “escapist” type of |entertainment, The second feature of the double {bill is Tim Holt in “Thundering ’ B\ TIM and IRENE 4 [Hoots." {exciting, and it would mar the| Kelly, a Chicago high school { Second Feature |Harriet Hilliard, Ozzie Nelson and the 183-pounder stood out. He is pleasure of seeing the film were product, has been running goal- it told here, but let it be said that ward ever since he joined the var- the story grips from start to finish. |sity in the latter part of the 1943 “Hi, Good Lookin’,” the gayest|season. Even in the whipping hand- of musical mirth-quakes, starring|ed the Irish by Navy last week, his orchestra, and Jack Teagarden|ay excellent runner and very tricky with his boys, is the second film|gas a punter. featured on the double bill THE USUAL BULL Juneau Representative Northwestern Life Insurance Co. Three-Way Pay Policies Endowment Accumulation Children’s Educational and Ordinary Life Insurance Policies Telephone 800 Extension 612 L. G.FULTON & COMPANY BUILDING CONTRACTORS REPAIRING and REMODELING ALL TYPES OF GLASS WORK Panes Replaced-New Frames Made PHONE 433 149 So. Main Street We have a Few ICE CUBE TRAYS in Stock. Some with Rubber Dividers Some with Metal Dividers Also Some G.E. 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