The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 18, 1945, Page 5

THE DAILY'ALASKA EMPI RE— JUNEAU, ALASKA VMONDAY, JUNE 18, 1945 ENTERTAINMENT i WORLD— A I in.sme oy package of funl DENNIS O'KEEFE W. C. FIELDS C. AUBREY SMITH WOODY HERMAN & Band CAB CALLOWAY & Band EXTRA! "EAGLE vs. DRAGON" IN TECHNICOLOR Tom and Jerry in "The Bodyguard” LATEST NEWS Feature Starts at 8:05 and 10:10 SENSATIONS OF 1945” IS MUSICAL BILL AT CAPITOL Andrew Stone’s new musical, “Sensations of 1945” now at the Capitol Theatre, has everything one would want from a musical and more. It has a splendid cast head- ed by Eleanor Powell (Miss Taps, GREAT SEA EPIC OF THE U.S. S. FRANKLIN MOST VIVID NEWSREEL STORY OF THE PRESENT WAR AS FILMED BY U. S. NAVY COMBAT CAMERAMEN. FLOWN IN BY PAA CLIPPER DIRECT FROM FIRST RUNS Opens Wednesday SHOWPLALE or ABITUL 2. Ié'?’i»’ilfih;,“é‘.“fi??“s&f‘fé%p&;TI(I(HS FOR BOND e e icnine s sond sup.| PREMIERE MUST BE bl w0 4 Sy, Wood | BOUGHT AT CAPITOL Herman and his hi-de-ho-ness of swing, Cab Calloway. It has some To secure a ticket to the premiere of the finest circus acts in the en- showing of “Thirty Seconds Over tire world, and it has nine of the Tokyc” tomorrow bonds must be/ | | | we do a little better grade of PAINTING and PAPERING Many people have asked if we did Residence work and I wish to say we do and arc taking care of these jobs as fast as we can. possibly get to them. JAMES S. MeCLELLAN Phone Douglas 374 P. O. Box 1216 i"llllllllhhlllIIIH!IIIIIIIllllIllfilillllliliIIIIIIIIII||IIII|lIll|III!IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIII PROCRASTINATION . . . . It has been wisely stated that "Procrastination is the thief of time” . . . Likewise putting off repairing your heat- ing plant or oil burner until you are OUT OF HEAT is the THIEF of your dollars. In these times of emergency, present F e e In any locality properly regulated draft is of great importance. controlled draft is imperative for eco- nomy and proper operation of your oil burner. We have established a permanent busi- ness in Juneau; service and quality workmanship shall always be our first consideration. equipment must be preserved. many years of factory training assures you of a correctly -engineered job. With us oil burners are a specialty rath- er than a “side line.” equipment is beyond repair, we can re- place it with high grade new equipment, properly installed and engineered. Our If your present In Juneau well Smith Oil Burner Service Day Phone 711 A RO R AT Night Phone 476 AUDITS SYSTEMS l TAXES NEILL, CLARK and COMP Public Accountants—Auditors—Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Sireet — Telephone 757 Fairbanks Offic»: 201-2 Lavery Building KINLOCH N. NEILL JOHN W. CLARK WE OFFER TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF CLIENTS A COMPLETE MONTHLY ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE TELEPHONE 7567 i | Cherwet, Virgil 5. Carrier, Roscoe, The fun doesn't start or finish at| COASTAL AIRLINES "HAIL CONQUERING ON MANY FLIGHTS | HERO" IS SCREAM DURING WEEKEND AT 20TH CENTURY | An Alaska Coastal Airlines’ plnne! Paramount’s “Hail the Conquer- flew the following nine people to ing Hero,” which opened yesterday Skagway Saturday: Edward Haman, at the 20th Century Theatre, turned ray, Alex Yakasoff, Fen- the movie house into a laughing pal- n, David Galoniie, John|ace as the audience watched Eddie Pitemilk, Luther Bracken and William Demarest go Phillips and Hazel Williams. through some of the craziest screen Other outgoing passengers were: antics ever unfolded on the screen. Herby Waugh to Hawk Inlet; Maud, Author-director Preston Sturgis Anderson, Lt. Potter and A. M. An-|gets the credit for another smash derson to Sitka and Raymond Vin- comedy hit to follow, closely upon tiozuid and V. Tiempo to Todd Can- his “Miracle of Maygan's Creek.” nery. |Many of the assorted Sturgis char- Incoming passengers were M. A.'acters are back again to tickle the Moe and Mrs. M. A. Moe from Skag- patrons’ ribs and, if that weren't way. |enough, the story alone would pro-| From Sitka: Vic LaMoe, G. Aboil.fvlde ample merriment under its own | F. L. Phelps, Lonnie McIntosh and power. It concerns & discharged John Nyeman. Marine, Bracken, released because of From Hoonah: Jimmie Wright, hay fever, who meets up with Ser- Mrs. Jimmie Wright and Harold geant Demarest and five compan- Stjern. |ians. Lou Laughlin, F. S. Laughlin, W.| The sextet finds that Bracken is Fromholz, Albert L. Ayers, Victor ashamed to go home because of his Hardin, David Davis and James service record. The “boys” fix that Rude were Juneau-bound passengers soon enough, returhing him to his| from Lake Hasselborg. | community inthe guise of a hero. Sunday, outgoing passengers were: | The local citizenry meets Bracken To Ketchikan: Vie LaMoe and with a brass band and all the mm-. Louis Sal J lmlngs. runs him for mayor, and then ; Lew Williams. sees the bubble explode when the'! To Hoonah: Harold Hankins, Al- opposition discovers the hoax. Never- bert Berry, Joe T. Beatty, Harold theless, Bracken wins back his girl, Stjern, Paul Hickox and Donald Ella Raines, is elected mayor after Barcus. {a curtain speech by Demarest and To Sitka: Walter Welch, Keith|wins the favor of his neighbors. Olson, Carlisle and Mrs. R. K. Alliman. |any given point. It just runs rflm‘l Passengers flying to Juneau were: |pant throughout the while picture. From Ketchikan: Olaf Wilhelm-|To say one scene is more comical | son, Walter Walsh, Frank Marshall|than another would be an unthruth. and W. C. Arnold. | They're all a scream. From Petersburg: . D. Torget. SN S From Hawk Inlet: Herb Waugh. | Mayor Fiorello La Guardla says From Sitka: Sidney McCullo) the food wasted by New Yorkers Mrs. L. M. McNulty, Mrs. Rowe, daily would feed a European city o!l McNulty and S. W. Beitzel. ]‘300,000 people. | | CAMOUFLAGE e COLISEUM A COUER D'ALENE, Idaho — A two-hour search by sherl?lsoror the LAST TIMES TONIGHT JOHN GARFIELD in Smith, Olaf Johanson, Harry East,| {grandmother found him curled up |{in the blankets at the foot of his missing year-old son of Mrs, ‘The Fallen Sparrow’ Julia Emehiser ended when his | ked asleecp. | " Bood beer M. Zelenak, Ida Bluin, Charles F. Leeck, George Isherwood, William ard Murphy and Lara Witten. FLOODS THREATEN KANSAS CITY, June 18.—Thous- ands of acres of rich farm land will be flooded in the midwest by the Missouri River and its tributaries as a result of recent heavy rain, ac- Charles Bonat, Irma Raymood, Mrs. | Stanley Davis, Dee Zupan, Andrew | A. Wauhap, Frank Carpenton, Rich- | MIDWEST FARMS sides all of these attributes it has chasers of bonds elsewhere are very one we give special mention—girls, must disconcerted when they make Mr., Stone, who apparently has miere, and are turned down, but as his finger strategically planted on in all past premieres, bonds must that sparkles with all of the “escap- title the holder to a ticket. ist” funning any audience could PRELSEREFAF AR NN like W. C. Fields, Eugene Pallette and Sophie Tucker giving out w:th‘ ~= v FROM WESTWARD expound? | | Unlike the average, or “spectacle” A R R I VE SUNDAY notch plot written by Frederick |Jackson, a writer of more than a 2 — e ward last evening with the follow-: NEWSREE'_ oF “n): passengers: Ralph L. Allen, Mrs. | | Rotert; May Balluta, Lester H. Boil- SEA AnA(K IS ler, Robert Campbell, Pfe. William Cabino Olorisisimo, Howard Gaines, Mrs. Catherine Gaines and children, ! | Carl Hall, Sgt. Carl Hogerup,| { Manager Homer Garvin announ- Peter Howard, Miss Martha Jacobs, |a newsreel of the epic story of the , J. B. Loughran, Jr, John O |U. s. Carrier Franklin being at- Mabalay, John Maloney. | west Pacific, during which 832 men donia, David Willard, Tellis Bover, |were killed and 270 injured. |Sam Brown, George W. Robbins, |Navy boats and graphically show Mae Lamber, C. J. Lloyd, A. C. Mar- ispectacular explosions and flames at tin, Mrs. A. C. Martin, Samuel Mar- rescuing injured. |following: _ Richard Lurie, Mrs. Monson, Mrs. R. E. Monson, E. F.| SEW'“G BASKET Quigley, John H. Worgum, Joseph BABY SHop MGVES Martin O. Grierson, LeRoy J.| | | Dampke. Gates, W. McClure, Mrs. Lora Wit- ten, Dwaine Hogue, R. E. McLaugh- Sewing Basket Baby Shop, has an- nounced that the store will move to | ways in the Gastineau Hotel Annex.|goy peratrovich, Mrs. Roy Peratro- | The opening date will be July 2|yich Frank Peratrovich, Loretta i |shops in Alaska. 'Mrs. E. E. J | h . E. E. Jensen, Mrs. Mae Lund- vV i exaiuiye < iertEARcles strom, Perry Huff, Charles Forward, | In addition to infants and chil- drens’ wear and a most complete Town Brands, also crochet and em- broidery threads. — . The regular weekly story hour held at the Public Library will be snappiest, gayest tunes a foot-loose purchased at the Capitol Theatre. one end of the huge carrier and also tin and Elizabeth McKenzie. H The. newsreel wiil be shown on the George Fleek, Patricia Fleek, Mrs. B. | V. Rames, Marvin G. Roff, Nales! | Io "Ew lo(A].Io“l Robert L. Phillips, Charles Bomt,. lin, Robert McLaughlin, Bennett a new location, next door, formerly,yestar Gunderson, Silas Gunderson, 'and the store will be one of the out- | Peratrovich, Evelyn Barber. has been arriving and is ready for selection of yarns will be carried, in- Contractor in charge of fixtures STORY HOUR IS tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. All | The golden grain and TUDALENTYRY Now Playing LAUGHS and FUN'!! \with Ella Raines and William Demarest Raymond Walburn » Franklin Pangborn. Elisabeth Patterson * Bill Edwards NowinStock Some of the 40 and 60 Watt LUMILINE LAMPS Come and Get Them! * Alaska Electric Light and Power Company Phone 616 . the 'sweet-scented hops brewed to perfection in OLYMPIA make good food taste better. cording to a weather bureau official. The sky was expected to clear to-| day but that will be too late to save | T EE L LR R PP S e S T P e P e T P R PR R P PR B PR D PR R EP b P L L P T PP PPt g jitterbug ever shook a foot to. Be-, Manager Homer Garvin says pur- girls, girls! |their request for tickets to the pre- the public pulse has produced a film be purchased at the theatre to en- possible desire. With a combination MANY pASSENGERS their inimitable routines, | musical, “Sensations” boasts a top |score of hit musical comedies. | A steamer arrived from the west- (R. L. Allen and children, Ralph and Dapcevich, the Rev. Louis B. Fink, (OMING’ (AplTol Bill and Richard. [ 2 | !ces he has received by Pan American Mrs. Mira Lemley, Mrs. Joe Lough: tacked by Jap fliers in the South-| Enrique Navares, Ambrosia L. or-| " The film was taken from nearby Dcrothy Willams, Florence Knoth, |herolc sailors fighting the fire and| Loaving for the south were the| ‘Wed.ne.sday and Thursday programs.|H. Mayfield, Betty Mayfield, R. E.| Savoy, Robert Cook, Jacob J. Jessen,| Mrs. Charles Bonat, Kenneth L. | Mrs. Evelyn Astone, owner of the occupied by the Pan American Air- p g LaFehr, Mrs. F. E. LaFehr, i 3 standing infants and childrens WeAr ' \iies Anna Benson, E. E. Jensen, |the grand opening. cluding the famous Bernat German and decorations is Walter Stutte. children are asked to attend this the corn-growing soil in eastern event which should prove to be Kansas and western Missouri, Rlveri most beneficial in their young lives. |observer Ralph Aldrich indicated. 1 n BUY BOND CIRESITREEEI RN NRC RN IR ABRNINELAGIERENRLAN S FOR THE MIGHTY 7TH We are steering for Tokyo and have a Job to do. Ferece:t CERSSENRERRREEN EESNTASASESNNEN NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL, SEATTLE FRANK B. McCLURE, Manager MEN WANTED at JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS Must Have Availability Certificates Delivery Service - 104-PHONE-105 R ORCALLAT = Bert's Cash Grocery LIGHT HAULING JUNEAU and DOUGLAS DAILY DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612