The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1945, Page 5

f SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1945 TONIGHT!? “The Singing Sheriff” "A Night of Adventure” TOMORROW.' SPICY ROMANCES! LUSTY ADVENTURE! COLORFUL! SHO WPLALE oF CAPTIVATING! - CAPRICIOUS! et RONALD COLMAN MET) witt MARLENE DIETRICH — JAMES CRAIG - EDWARD ARNOLD - HUGH HERBERT Joy Ann Page - Florence Bates - Harry Davenport Hu W-G- T Pictung IN TECHNICOLOR! =T SUNDAY—THE FEATURE STARTS AT 2:10 — 4:10 — 6:15 — — 10:20 ALT DI NFY CARTOON LATEST NEWS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—-JUNEAU ALASKA "KISMET” COMES AS FEATURE AT CAPITOL SUNDAY M-G-M’s gilding the lily for sure! For her dance in “Kismet”, Techni- | color spectacle in which she is star- |red with Roland Colman at the Cap- i ous legs are covered with gold leaf i paint! Requiring one hour to complete the job, four coats of the paint are ed to the famous Dietrich legs mak -up artist (a woman, of rest of the costume consists diaphanous black souffle panta- ns, a half-skirt—hanging from ver bips to her heels—of black uffle; a dozen adroitly looped den chains; a black souffle choli srnamented with strategically ap- ‘pllcd gilt embroidery and gleaming | tourmalines, plus 1000 tiny bells [mcund her waist, her throat, and jon her lower arms. coiffure, which is as ectacular as her costume, features a six-inch cone of golden hair atop <)\m head. Gold rings accent smooth “)l'nh of hair above her ears, and a “b ck veil of the souffle falls from |the golden cone. In order to be on the set at 10:30 |a. m., Miss Dietrich reported to M- | |G-M at 6:30 a. m. In addition tol |the hour required to gild the Diet- | rich legs, 90 minutes were devoted to arranging the coiffure, 45 minutes |to applying the exotic facial make- up and 45 minutes to adjusting the | costume. - DOUGLAS NEWS WELL BABY CONFERENCE There will be a Well Baby C()n- | ference at the Douglas School next | ‘Tuo&day August 7, from 3 to 1 p. m. Public Health Nurse, Mar- ! | garet Welsh, will be in attendance. | PURCHASE DOUGLAS HOME 1ton who have been residents of | Anchorage for the past four and ‘nn(‘ half years, have purchased a |itol Sunday, Marlene Dietrich’s fam-| Mr. and Mrs. James M. Welling- | |ANN SHERIDAN 1S IN BIG_ FEATURE AT 20TH CENTURY ‘When him, th a man asks you to marry love. And when a vaude- villian asks you to be his stage partner, that's business. But when the man is a vaudevillian, asks you to marry him, and to be his stage partner as well—that's the history of Nora Bayes—one of America’s best-remembered singers whose life is the basis for Warner Bros.' new picture, “Shine On Har- vest Moon,” coming to the 20th Cen- tury theatre Sunday. Starring Ann Sheridan as Nora Bayes, and Dennis Morgan as Jack Norworth, her hus- band, the film depicts the rise of the first of the torch-singers from her |early days in a Milwaukee honky- {tonk, to the success which eventual- ly befell her as one of the biggest of Ziegfeld stars. A rare mixture of nostalgic story lnnd song against a background of the early 1900's, including gaslight and old time tune—“Shine On Har- vest Moon,” “When It's Apple Blos- som Time in Normandy” and “Take Me Out To The Ball Game” being just a few of them. “Shine On Harvest Moon,” tells the tribulations which befell the young lovers be- { fore they finally “arrived.” WELING A consistently fine cast includes 1 o .\ Irene Manning, remembered for her 3(“9'“'/ outstanding performance as the singing lead in “Desert Song"”, Jack Carson and Marie Wilson who con- 'tribute some top-notch comedy, and |8. Z. Sakall and Robert Shayne. { - | COASTAL AIRLINES FLIES MANY FRIDAY Incoming passengers, yesterday af- ternoon, on Alaska Coastal Airlines’ planes were as follows: From Hawk Inlet: W. S. Peko- vich, George C. Hickes, R. W. Wil- son, Fred Jacobsen and Marge Hale. From Haines: Marjorie Newburn. From Pelican City: E. G. John- son and Lee Butts. All the Songs and Music You Love! Sllw; ow, Aew ‘-"ffiuuw | \ S»/g Plays | MORA Bares he Swéing, PAveivG ANOTHER WARNER wrl From Hoonah: Ron Livingstone and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dodge. From Petersburg: Mrs. L. H. Han- |cock and Irving A. Sacks. From Ketchikan: Jeanette Ed- Starts SUNDAY LAST TIMES TONIGHT -HITS -2 ISHES” MULLIGAN” CONTINUQUS SHOWS ALL DAY from 1:30P. M. The Top Musical Comedy Surprise of the Season! -] R 5[ /pNP VERY, vERe marvELOY dy! Singing, Daneng ! As Wonderful Nora Boyes! PsNNIS MORGAN & Aan's men in the moonlight! JAck CARSON A magician with cute tricks! IRENE MANMW Maoking hey-hey while the moon shines! _ ?Qoflo {home in Douglas, the papers being/ | signed yesterday. The property deal Wards, R. N. DeArmond, Marget |was made through Lee E. Swift. Dietz, Charles E. Hammerle and ~ 20 PASSENGERS IN BY HARRI MACHINE SHOP ALASKA AIRLINES _Plumhing — Heating — 0il Burners X Thc following were flown from HOUSEHOLD ‘AI’PLIANCES Anchorage yesterday by Alaska Air- PHONE 319 lines’ newly - christened Starliner ‘F‘mbfmks transport plane: Lea | Brown, Boyer Brown, Sandra Brown, Charlene Graves, Lucille Anderson, R. R. Stryker, Byron Gilliam, Frank ANCHORAGE — FAIRBANKS | rveue ic rsceve orime . Curry, Pfc. son, Elmo Hurley, Mabel Hurley, Chauncey Jacobs, Olaf Peter- Paul McMillian, Fred Lyons, Bus Leaves VALDEZ9A. M. Monday — Wednesday — Friday J. Vick. From Cordova: Walter Hodge Outgoing passengers to Anchor~ " age were: Larry Hagen, Eunice Log» lan, Lt. A. H. Thomas, Sgt. W. |L1(d!k€* Sgt. F. Wendel, Cpl. L. Frankenstein, Robert Gebo, John | Fannon, Winifred Pimm, Pat Pimm, Dorothy Paisley, Matt Matich, Lola Joe Keller - and Valdez to Anchorage, one way, $19.45 Valdez to Fairbanks, one way, $21.15 TAX INCLUDED Harra Bus Lines tcutt and Dorothy Gordon. | To Cordova: Betty Jones and W. M. Mattox. LTI W b MRS. PETERSON HERE Mrs. M. Peterson, of Skagway, is gueat at the (nsuneuu Hotel. WADING OUEEN e JEWELL BISLEY OF LOS ANGELES HAIR STYLIST Will be with LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SALON | DURING MONTH OF AUGUST OIL BURNERS DRAFT CONTROLS HEATING Smith Oil Burner Service Day Phone 711 P. 0. Box 2066 Night Phone 476 'i'here isno subsmute Ior newspaper adverhsmg‘ | AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Public Accountants—Auditors—Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street — Telephone 757 Falrbanks Office: 201-2 Lavery Buflding KINLOCH N. NEILL JOHN W. CLARK .WE OFFER TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF CLIENTS A COMPLETE MONTHLY ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE TELEPHONE 757 " | of two months, spent in Seattle ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle Norene Cummins, 103 - pound Texas honey, was ehosen#Wad- ing Queen ‘of 1945” by men of Howard Henretta and Sgt. William | Nance, Charles Matich, Wanda Or- | |The home and grounds formerly |were the property of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindstrom. Mr. | motive Supply at Anchorage during his residence there, and is now connected with the Thomas Hard- ware Company in Juneau. The family includes two children, a boy and a girl, both of whom will be | Douglas sudtents this year. It is, |planned that the family will oc- {cupy their new residence during the week end. MRS. PETERSON VISITS | Mrs. Jenny Peterson, Glacier Highway resident, visited in Doug- las yesterday and today, being an overnight house guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hachmies- ter. Mrs. Peterson was a resident of Douglas in 1904, before she and her husband started their pioneer- ing careers at the Peterson Dairy, long before the road was connected with Juneau, at a time when wild bear and other animals were preva- | lent. Mrs. Peterson sold the dairy | several years ago after the death of her husband, and has since built a home nearby. This is her first call in Douglas for a long time,| and her friends were most pleased Wwith her visit. NO LIBRARY TONIGHT Because of the meeting of the Board of Equalization in the City Hall tonight, there will be no regu- lar Saturday night library hours. | ‘The library will be open to the| public next Tuesday night, how- IT WAS GOOD NEWS In a recent letter from the wife of Col. Robert Bowler, Mrs. Jack Warner was notified that the Col- onel had returned to his home in Bellingham after three years head- ing Guerrilla Forces in the Philip- pines. Col. Bowler had been thought missing in action for some time. ‘Therefore, the news of his safe re- turn was indeed good news to Mrs. Warner, who knew him well, hav- ing attended business school with Mrs. Bowler. in Bellingham. The story of Col. Bowler was printed in an article in yesterday’s Empire cn page 2, entitled “Bellingham man with Price on Head is Home.” JACK CARLYLE HOME | Jack Carlyle arrived yesterday | morning on the Patricia from Skagway. He is lighting up the home fires and expecting Mrs. Car- lyle and son, Jackie, home from | the south on the next Princess steamer. Carlyle will stay until their return to hear all about their | experiences during their vacation | and at Soap Lake, Wash. . A. L. AUXILIARY MEET | CALLED FOR TUESDAY The American Legion Auxiliary| will meet Tuesday evening at 8! o'clock at the Legion Dugout in a‘ special session called by the Presi- Wellington | m was in charge of the Army Auto-' ')mvemry of the founding of the Mrs. M, Kingston. Fl_bm Tenakee: Mrs. August Niel- ‘Dorothy McLean Is Engaged to S. Sat. Hagerup The engagement of Dorothy McLean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Roy Rutherford, and Staff Sgt. Carl Hagerup, son of Mr. and Mrs. Trygve \Hagvrup, was announced Thursday . evening at a farewell party for Sgt. Hagerup who is returning to duty in ! the Aleutians. | | Approximately 20 close friends at-/ and . The tended the party held at the Hag- erup cabin at Thane. | Sgt. Hagerup has been home for] | slx weeks on his first furlough in | three-and-half years and will report | back for duty as soon as transpor- | tation is available. He is with the KAKE SCHOOL CASE : PUT ovER 'o SEP'. ; 10th Emergency Rescue Squadron of the 11th Air Force on crash boat Motions mainly—occupied the at- | 'duty and has served on Kodiak Itention of the U. S. District Court Island, Attu and Adak. el S oAty From Sitka: Elizabeth McClosky, The Rev. J. Zlobin, Clyde Hagen, Helen Hoyer and J. L. Sawyer. H ; Outgoing passengers were: ‘ i To Hoonah: George Ongman,' Robert. Austin and Mrs, J,-McKinley. | { To Pelican: Lee Roberts and| ‘James Cooper. ! | To Petersburg: Mrs. E. C. White- thorn, Today's morning passengers flew: To Hawk Inlet: Ruth Hayes. To Hoonah: Mrs. Hugh Antrim,' |Sarah Johnnie and Mrs. Joe White. To Sitka: James Buell, Mrs. Roy |Stanford, Paul Edwards Rev. Zlobin. To Chatham: Ron Livingstone. ‘ -, | iin a brief session here this morning. A continuation until September 15 WARNING TO AUTOISTS |was granted by Judge George F. Downtown streets will be washed | Alexander in the Matter of the Or- Sunday morning and autcists are ganization of the Kake School Dis- Warned to do no parking beginning trict, at the request of Attorney Wil-/at 5 a. m. until washing job is liam L. Paul, Jr. \complewd Presentation of a Bill of Excep-| tions and Assignment of Errors was made by attorney for Maude Ander- | |son; a further step in proceedings |for appeal of the Sitka woman’s |convietion of a White Slave Traffic {Act violation. A R N, (G ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED HERE IN SIMPLE WAY Personnel of the U. 8. Coast Guard | Captain of the Port Organlzanon here today observed the 155th An- | JOHN MONAGIE, Chief of Police. DOUGLASY COLISEUM THEATRE SUNDAY ONLY JOHN GARFIELD in “Between Twg, Worlds” !* COLISEUM * | NOW PLAYING “JANE EYRE” with ORSEN WELLES | Coast Guard service in simple cere- ‘ monies. 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