The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1945, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1945 : SHOWPLALE or Roaniag ACTION! Riotaus ROMANCE! BINNIE BARNES JOHN CARRADINE Robert Benchly Golden Gloves Winged Target Cartoo News Feature 8:05-10:20 000600000000000600000000000063006600000000.004008 REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Now Available To Al NO INCREASE IN PRICE Orders Filled in Order Received J. B. Burford & Co. “Our Doorstep Is Worn By Satisfied Customers” | | | WMOW““O““W ! ANCHORAGE — FAIRBANKS Bus Leaves VALDEZ9A. M. Monday — Wednesday — Friday Valdez to Anchorage, one way, $19:45 Valdez to Fairbanks, one way, $21.15 TAX INCLUDED O’Harra Bus Lines OLYMPIC NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SEATTLE RUTH B. ROCK . BETTY McCORMICK General Agent—Baranof Hotel Juneau Agent—Phone 547 Just Received A Large Shipment of COFFEEMAKERS CORY GLASS Four, Eight and Twelve-Cup Sizes ALSO SPARE BOWLS * Alaska Electric Light and Power Company Phone 616 WALLACE BEERY, BINNIE BARNES Wallace Beery and Binnie Barnes are teamed on the screen for first time in “Barbary Coast Gent,” |the new M-G-M {ilm opening at lthe Capitol Theatre. “Barbary Coast (Gent” is a story of San Francisco’s Barb'\rv Coast and early Nevada Barnes plays Lil Damish, {owner of a Barbary Coast “refined” gambling house who is in love with Beery. The picture marks a de- parture from her usual gay, wise- I cracking Cockney screen roles such 1as she played in “The Man From )Down Under.” But it also notes her tion that made her famous in Eng- tland as “Texas Binnie Barnes.” | The picture also marks a depar- ture from Del Ruth's usual type of (films, musicals, comedies and dra- matic mystery thrillers. “Barbary ! Coast Gent” is his first movie story with a western background. Del | Ruth recently complete direction of M-G-M's “Broadway Rhythm" and “Du Barry Was A Lady.” {goers everywhere. He portrays a two-gun bunco artist who turns into a 1880 Robin Hood. — . —— {FILM ACTOR GRANT SUED, DIVORCE CASE l ARE AT CAPITOL, the | {return to the type of characteriza-| In “Barbary Coast Gent” Beery| returns to the type of role that has| ‘made his a favorite with movie| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA COASTAL AIRWAYS |"BANJO ON MY PAN AMERICAN HAS 14 FROM SEATTLE ONTRIPS TUESDAY ~KNEE" IS FEATURE Pan American World Airways mxn(d (!u mllmum, (ml gmng p\]v flew 27 passengers between Juneau sengers: ! ¢ Opening tonight at the 20th Cen- tury Theatre for a two night run and Seattle—13 were outbound pass-| To Hawk Inlet: C. H. Rasmussen,' engers and 14 inbound. John Eiden, Hans Agnes Good- | Juneau to Seattle sengers were: (win and Arthur G 5 s x . John Dolginer, Isla:rle Dolginer,| To Sitka: A. S, Tuss and Mnrthn\‘s the ' 20thr ‘Century-Fox - picture, Leonard N. Sloan, Mary W. Sloan,|Krostrometinoff. ‘Banjo On My Knee” with Barbara Louis Mueller, Anna Calvan, Willie| Mike Fuchs was the only passen- |Stanwyck, Joel McC and ‘W"“'r Gouldman, Harry O'Mally, Alex!ger for Fish Bay and W. Rmmio[m““‘“" in the starring roles. A Rudisky, Bruce FJendall, Corrine went to Taku Harbor. Banjo On My Knee" one of Greenhow, Coralie Greenhow and| To Tenakee: A. W. Wiggers and A. 3"“’ best pietures of the past and Leslie Greenhow. | wWarwick |hns been re-issued due to many re- Inbound Seattle people were:| To Hoonah: Frank Shotter, Paul|duests to see again this ln‘u' photo- Ralph Lesh, Estelle Lesh, Edwin Bly,|Hickox, John Cushing, Carl Sher- Play. Selected short.subjects com- Jack P. Crosley, Eric Fribrock, Leon- rett, L. B. Housely, Elmer L. Hun|Pletes the B ard Schaffer, Mrs. Estelle Schaffer,|and Myrtle Fletcher. Maj. Charles Beach, Charles Mor-| To Skagway: Edward M. Kilkey,|® ® © & + ® ® o & o gan, John Pasguan, Kennerly Bry-|F. D. Craig and Mrs. F. D. Craig. |® TIDES TOMORROW an, Don Abel, Ralph Havestein and| To Haines: Ira Polley and S. ® 9 Arne L. Sabo. Sheldon j®® 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 |, Juneau to Ketchikan: Agnes| To Excursion Inlet: Pedro Bar-, ® High tide 3:23 am, 174 feet )Abm Alta Bauchman and Ernest|ril, Catalino Barril, Stanley Harris,| ® Low tide 9:55 am. -24 feet ‘Whitehead. Wm. Horton and Ed Ramsey. lo High tide 16:20 p.m,, 16.0 feet Fairbanks to Juneau: Angeline| Incoming passengers with Almknl e Low tide 22:10p.m, 25 feet Sutti, Ned Hadley, Robert Sommers 1 were: ® o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Rohcrt Sommers, Jr. n Sitka: D(mn]d] —eeo—— | i . Gerald Marsh, Ben C. Cuddy,| NOTICE! ‘woonlEY AlRWAYS s p(l}_‘(x:)]x»mrd, C. E. Pearl and Mrsi‘ Not responsible for any debts| Cliff Tisdale, {contracted only personally by our- (ARRIES mEmv From Hoonah: H. I. Stockdale,| selves. v Michael Mathson and John Metson., MR. & MRS. CHAS JOHNSON, ‘I‘UESDAY FlIGH‘I‘ From Haines: Florence Jensen. Tenakee, Alaska. | From Tulsequah. B. C.: D. Mnc- _— dougal and W. R. Selby. Woodley Airways’ Boeing Trans-| From Juneau to the Tugboat Pros- ! noUGLAS port plane, piloted by M. Springer, per and return: Tom Morgan, F. E. |flew 20 passengers yesterday. Barbian and J. P. Petticord. COLISEUM THEATRE Incoming passengers from An— Ellis Airways brought Charles {chorage were as follows: Lettie Idle-' Marler and Morris Shapiro from' TONIGHT ONLY | ‘m: , August Swanson, Brother Wi-|Ketchikan, and had as outgoing | ‘<h v, E. W. Elliott, W. B. Munson, passengers B. Frank Heintzleman EnnoL FLY““ Harry Schonberger and Owen Free- and C. S. Lindstrom for Ketcmkan {man, |and Henry Odesero for Petersburg. | PAUL Luxns Outgaing passengers to Anchorage ——— e | IN | | | LOS ANGELES, July 11. — An-|were: Mrs. G. F. Freeburger, E. M. other filmland romance has reach-|Densmore, Nicholas Zanetic, Harry| ed an unhappy ending with the Rowe, William Hirsch, Charles E.| filing of a divorce action by weal-'White, Mrs. Paul Wilson, | Dorothy[ "UNCERTAIN GLORY" against handsome Cary Grant. The thrice-married heiress of a| |that dime-store fortune filed aj complaint yesterday alleging lsxmply and without detail that! mental cruelty on the part of the actor caused her guish” and was detrimental to her health. ! Mrs. Grant’s complaint stated 1 that she and Grant, reportedly one |of Hollywood’s wealthier upper- | bracket actors, were married at Lake Arrowhead, Calif, July 8, 1942 and separated last February | 15. mention of any property settle- Include them all EARLY every prop- erty owner tries to protect himself by taking out insurance . policies against the usual sources of loss—but too often he- overlooks some dangers and hazards which can cause a loss as great, or even greater. See Shattuck Agency Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 HAIR STYLED by Experis WE SPECIALIZE m Cold Waving Permanents Styling Shaping Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Baranof Beauty Salon thy Barbara (Babs) Hutton Grant| “great mental an- | There were no children of they marriage and her suit made no| Lawrence, Tony Schwamm and M.| 1Murgan. PRINCESS LOUISE ONSKAGWAY TRIP| | The Princess Louise left for Skag-| way last evening with the follow- ing passengers:‘ Sister Mary Mark\ Mrs. T. Jensen, Miss Betty Ever- hard, Miss Mary Everhard, Miss| Eleanor Reineke, Archie Betts, N A. McEachran, Leo L. LaLettE, Bruce Kelly, Robert Kelly, W. F. Anderson, Major Carl Schriebner, “Snm Styles and Mrs. Sam Styles. ———-—a WHITEHORSE VISITOR ! Howard M. Brandt, of White-| horse, is a guest at the Baranof ‘Hotcl Poor Digestion? 553 Headachy? oo Sour or Upset? oo | | Tired-Listless? oo Doywleelhuduh and upset duet: digested food? 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