The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 21, 1945, Page 5

SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1945 As long as men think iove‘s the fifth freedom and women think its a one-way road to marriage-... Therell be riotous complications! “CHASIN’ THE BLU For Your Added Pleasure ES”—A Musical “HOLLYWOOD DAREDEVILS” THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-<JUNEAU, ALASKA A LADY TAKES A CHANCE” IS BIG BILL AT CAPITOL 1’ Packed with hilarious and unex- | pected comedy from start to finish | and with light-hearted, tender ro- | mance of a novel kind, “A Lady Takes a Chance” co-stars Jean Ar- | thur and John Wdyne in what is said to be one of the year's most entertaining pictures. This is the | feature starting at the Capitol on 1 Sunday. | A transcontinental bus trip from New York City to the Pacific Coast and back is the idea of the story but nearly all the action takes place in eastern Oregon. There Mollie,| a Manhattan bank clerk on her first vacation in years, meets Duke, a redeo rider who is tossed right into her lap by a bucking broncho. Moilic has never met anyone like Duke before, and vice versa. Their Stormy and picturesque romance sweeps headlong, punctuated by hil- arious situations in a frontier gamb- ling room, a rickety hotel, on the Tt and at an auto camp, as Mol- who has missed her bus in all the excitement, hitch-hikes across the state to catch the vehicle on its return trip. Mollie decides she wants'to marry | the tall capable Westerner, but Duke has no inteption of letting any filly drcp a matrimonial loop over his| neck. Waco, Duke's rotund elderly | pal, loyally tries to dissuade the de- | termined girl from her wedding| plans, and apparently succeeds. But | when the travel-weary party gets' back to New York City, unexpected | things begin happening around the bus terminal where the trip began. | e ——— ALEXANDER | HONORED AT Tonight! “Adventures of a Rookie" ""Hat Check Honey" THREE NAME BANDS SHELDON JACKSON $CHOOL CHOIR TO SING, N. L. CHURCH ‘The Sheldon Jackson School Choir of Sitka will furnish special music in the worship service at the North- ern Light Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. They will sing three numbers. This choir of forty voices is under the direec- tion of Miss Laverne Seagren, music Instructor at the school. Mrs. Chas. G. Stuart of Sitka will accompany the choir at the piano. The members of the choir are Na- tive boys and girls from throughout the Territory. Sheldon Jackson School is the fully accredited high schocl supported and conducted by the Presbyterian Church. The pub- lic is cordially invited to hear this spiendid group of young people at STIRRING WAR | PICTURE IS BILL AT 20TH CENTURY The stirring drama of America’s| first victory against Japan, the im- | mortal offensive opened by the Ma- irmc-s in the Solomons, comes blaz-| {ingly to the screen with “Guadal-) canal Diar the 20th Century-Fox picturization of Richard Tregasskis' best-selling book, which opens Sun- day at the 20th Century Theatre. While the pictire is a vivid film- | |ing of the determined, relentless| battle on Guadalcanal Island, it also captures the indomitable, wise- cracking spirit which so (‘hax'zl(‘wr«’ izes the Marine Corps in the heart| of America. Preston Foster, Lloyd Nolan, Will- | iam Bendix, Richard Conte and An- thony Quinn head the ca: ! |al umbrella as the e ATTI 'TON MASONS Stated Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge Monday evening at 7:30. Visit by District Deputy and | work in M. M. Degree Miriam In 1825, Sing Sing prison was | known as Mount Pleasant prison. DOUGLAS 5% __COUISEUM THEATRE _ SUNDAY ONLY! Orson Welles a kitchen sho cleverly arranged the worship service tomorrow morn-| At the Coliseum theatre A |tonight of Preston Sturges' comedy hit, “The Miracle of Morgan Creek” MARY SCOTT IS HONORED last evening by the nd Janice Fardal , the gifts were th the tradition- ing |turn showing for three days starting | | with Betty Hutton and Eddie Brack- BY SHOWERS ing the form of | center of attrac-| tion Guests present were Mrs Rude, Mrs, Bert McDowell, Mrs, Katherine Alexander, the Misses Thelma and Myrna Windhorst, Hel- mi Peramaki, and Corine Sch and the honor guest, Miss Scott L Joseph Monday evening, Mrs. Julia Stecle entertained at a miscellane- STAG AFFAIR | Judge George F. Alexander passed | another milestone yesterday and scores of friends surprised him late in the afternoon and evening at the Alexander home by “just dropping in, casual like,” and giving him rousing felicitations. It was a most enjoyable stag affair, with many of the well - wishers presenting their respects by tokens. | RAINBOW GIRLS | MEETING TONIGHT The Order of Rainbow Girls will have a meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. There will be initiation, the last un- der the present term of officers, with Betty Bonnett, Worthy Advisor, in charge. Refreshments will be served following the initiation and all mem-' bers are urged to attend. 1 — e i NOTICE! ! | Those wishing . to apply for Merit System examinations please contact the Merit System Super-| visor, second floor, Krafft Bldg., or | write Box 201. | (Apr 19-20-21-23-24-25) MEMORIES” — LATEST NEWS: Corregidor Revenged” THEATRE | DONALD DUCK in “FALL IN, FALL OUT” — SPORTSMAN’S i | \ NOWPLAYING | NURSES’ AIDES FOR * RED (ROSS NEEDEDi Mrs. Harley Turner, Nurses'| Aides Cemmittee member for the Red Cross, today announced that! only eight of the eighteen applica- tion blanks which were given out for the new Nurses’ Aide class which is to be organized, have been returned to date. It is essential that the applica- tion blanks be filled out and mailed to Mrs. Turner immediately, as a meeting is being held next Tuesday | evening to complete the organiza- | tion of the class. { . IVES Mrs., Mary Reischl, the former Mary McCormack,. has arrived from Anchorage. Her marriage to Cpl. Ellis K. Reischl was an event at Fort Richardson on the night of April 11. Mrs. Reischl will visit here then go to Wrangell to' visit with her parents before proceeding to Seattle to join her husband, —— e — ® o0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WEATHER REPORT (U,'S. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatu 24-Hour Period Endiris 7:30 0'Clock This Morning e o o In Juneau—Maximum, 52; minimum, 38. Precipitation, trace. At Airport—Maximum, 50; minimum, 33. Precipitation, .03 of an inch. e o o o o o o TOMORROW’S FORECAST Light rain this afternoon, tonight and Sunday. © e 0o 00 0 0 0 0 TEMPERATURES Lewest tonight Highest Sunday . e o 0 00 0 0 .- Empire want ads get quick results. -..38° 46° o o 00 o000 c0evcscsceco e THIS EVENING BY EMBLEM CLUB CABARET DANCE | | An informal cabaret dance will be given tonight in the Elks ballroom for Elks and their ladies only. Table reservations already made insure a large attendance. Dancing will start at 9:30 o'clock. o HOSPITAL HOTES Robert James entered St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical care.| Mrs. K. E. Robsohn, a medical pat- | ient at St. Ann’s Hospital was dis- | __ missed yesterday. | Rosiland Starr, from Angoon, en- tered the Government Hospital yes- | terday for medical attention. - TeoTAS ™ Women's Aveaes { | “It's the Nicest Store in Town” Baranof Hotel Building ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME at Hotel l -Tea, Apron and White Elephant; Sale .Tuesday, April 24 at Methodist | Church Parlors, 2 to 6 p. m. ‘ LAUGH HIT! THE BIG GAY SPICY COMEDY = | “Miracle | of ; | Morgan’s | | Creek” with Betty Hution Eddie Bracken - ATTENTION, ELKS! INFORMAL CABARET DANCE SATURDAY—APRIL 21st At Elks’ Hall BUDDY HUNTER’S ORCHESTRA For Elks and Ladies Only! Tickets available from Emblem Club members or Steward at the club. Make Table Reservations by Friday Night PHONE 112 TIDES TOMORROW o o o Low Tide 5:12a.m.: 45ft. High Tide 11:12a.m.: 13.6 ft. Low Tide 17:24p.m.: 19ft. High Tide 23 e o o . o o TIDES MONDAY e o o Low Tide 5:56a.m.; High Tide 12:01 p.m.: 145 ft. Low Tide 18:05p.m.: 15ft. ® o 0 0 0 2 0 0 . - e~ JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB ®e®00e e 391t. (Apr 19-20-21-23) | o ) Empire wanc uas get quick results ous shower, also honoring Miss Scott. Guests t evening were Mesdames R. W. Kruse, Wm. Barron, Robert Killewich, John Wynne, and Wm. Johnson, and the Misses Ida Hof- stad, Edith Mcore and the guest of honor, Miss Mary Scott. Joan Fontaine THE THREE ANGEL’S MESSAGE Three Angels Flying in the Heavens With a Message for Juneau Don't Miss This Revealing Lecture SUNDAY NIGHT, APRIL22 | 7:30 | TWO BIG NIGHTS TO FOLLOW Tuesday, April 24, 7:30 P. M. | | THE CHURCH IN THE WILDERNESS Thursday, April 26, 7:30 P. M. THE CHRISTIAN WITHOUT A HEAD THE BIBLE FORUM Corner of Second and Main PO SRS S S S S S S S s NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION C O M P ANY Dancing Staris 9:30 P. M. 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