The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1944, Page 3

IRL'- lUNEAU ALASKA - DECEMBER 23, 1944 a5 THi l)AILY ALASKA E 'COMEDY, ROMANCE, 'THE DESERT SONG' FIE BOYS 10 HoLD "THIS 1 THE LIFE" IS; TO OPEN SUNDAY =~ OPEN HOUSE MONDAY G nss Members of the hllu au Fire De- 12:536 A M. CAPITOL'SPROGRAM, AT 20TH CENTURY = £l 8 on Christmas Day f\‘lm\du}n the SATURDAY, PAGE Tl-lRPiE "lIIIIll|I|IIIIll|l||Iil'lllflll|||I|IiIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlIllIIlIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIlIIIIIIIII » »| SUNDAY ; L monpay FPREVUE TONIGHT TUESDAY il “This Is nh Life,” which comes| Opei g at 11\( '0«!1(‘ entury The- hours being from 2 to 5 o'clock T r! i I z Inl'! s" . PR . “ " Sundq) to the screen of the Capitol |atr al midnight preview in the afternoon ] '3 . ) @f‘:fit/;"\—,- e e B e Ty (I“hemn* is a wholly engaging com- | tonight and continuing for the next | _ aciaeal % e l‘ast IIR@S S Onig L1 i ) Sy | edy romance streng R s is the much awaited film . THE ALL STAR " ( IT'S A TRI-OOMPH OF _]QYl That "Top Man" threesome is || ]jticularly warm and appealing hu the perennial stage favor- TIM KBLT in oy P | cduc- | ite, “The Desert Song.” Filmed in e - { Il t Fi COMEDY HIT , glee-some again...with that glor- |/ |[man story. A Universal predue-| ng i o A [ [|tion, the film stars Donald O'Con- gOTgeous technicolor the new screen "“THE "“THE GOOD \ 5 ious fun that keeps you young! & |0\ g canna Foster and Peggy Ry- |ms,. starring Dennis Morgan | THEATRE) { F ey an with Louise Allbritton almost as|and Trene KAl o ax " / w/ | e S ket | NOWPLAVING | BANDIT TRAIL FELLOWS | 3 4 [ the best of & Beris] ombvrj:, Otto Harbach and Oscar ENDE-MONDAY NIGHT! j / ”5,4” ) 2 e e T P R P E RS | T s By e e e | EOSAIND | oyyp BIG XMAS HOLIDAY SHOW! i : e o In ane v B Cot Lymne overmen rwe | RUSSEILL : w e 4 \U1 sses Foster and Ryan as lnsisuml..} will feature continuous | * | ar s Ld ? | show v I Basic plot of “This Is the Life,” |, | & |concerns a foolishly romantic young | Coliseum ‘ Fred co“TlNuous suows ALL DAY % {girl with bright prospects for a Opening tonight at the Coliseum | “ N 'flngh)g career who becomes infat- "for a three-day showing is thl Ma(. ul‘ray DOORS OPEN 1:30 P. 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