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URSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1945 SOUTH AMERICAN MOVIE ENDS RUN, | CAPITOL THEATRE, A, cfimu!fir fireciia RITULS sollywost” “Br * is a picture with the . L Pan (glauou‘l'}') lggoma'“’“ cparkling gaiety of the great South Mustie® | American capitol for which it is {titled — vibrant with music by the |celebrated Ary Barroso — swept by Ithe romance of Tito Guizar and blonde Virginia Bruce — scintillat- ing with the spectacular dancing of * |Veloz and Yolanda i The film shows for the last times tonight at the Capitol. Rich, believable humor that will preduce kelly laughs of inter-Ameri- | {can hilarity, is introduced by Robert | |Livingston, Edward Everett Horton, | {Frank Puglia, Fortunio :Bonanova,! Richard Lane and others. ! Joseph Santley. orly a comedy star himself, directed it and Robert | North, veteran of theatre and screen, | | { produced. i | The story was inspired by Ary| | Barreso's two-continent song hit,| & 1"131':1711,” which is played as accom- | | paniment for the brilliant dancing of | | Veloz and Yolanda. As the picture| § | neared completion, they danced at | the famous Hollywcod Bowl before a | {record-breaking audience of 19,000. | Barroso was brought from his be- | lloved Rio de Janeiro to write the| {music. The score was recorded in ‘thn\(' languages, English, Spanish {and Portuguese. The 1 { Washington are sung by cs by Ned| Tito Gui- zar, world famous tenor, who accom- iies himself on his exquisite guitar | - | s WELLSVILLE, Mo.—Murs. Elmira | Cole had nursed three generation |of children through the mumps— but never contracted the ailment. Now at the age of 89, she is VIRGINIA GUIZAR-BRUCE I At MM | recovering from an attack of the D P Rk ROBERT LIVINGSTON -VELOZ + Y0LANDA AR BIRMINGHAM, “ng One FORTUNIO BONANOVA »~c o MORE FISH POLES dred housewives in a residential RIO DE JANEIRO — B {to develop its vast, wild-growing unq the husbands look | jungle bamboo for the United States| .1.iiqren | market. With numberless miles of & | bambco growing thickly and to tre- {mendous size, Brazil is closely fol-| | lowing United States experiments in' !the use of the bamboo in such in- |dustries as paper manufacture. - TO THE POINT ROY ROGERS D LONDONDERRY, Nor and — A “Short Pants {been formed here and it |says: “On a che da {will wear short trousers. e % precedent BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn.—“I give one will be thought ques and bequeath to my wife all my o~ pondonderry tailo iproperty.” This ten-word will is the, forming society for shortest, and according to Deputy ,ropagand : Clerk Mettie L. Stone, the clearest fone on file at the Sullivan County Court Clerk’s office here. ! - $67,500 REPAIR JOB ! i | | | | HELP! | g | s’ home was - aged by fire that i LONDON—The famous great or-'cculdn't be locked, he | gan of St. Paul's Cathedral, smashed w |by a bomb in 1940, will cost $67,500 it. to repair. The job has been started. Gold was first discovered in Aus-.ed four ash trays from tralia in.quflmily in 1851. gutted dwelling. tn | Feature Starts 7:55—10:10 got so tired of staying home at t 3 that they formed their own he razil hopes g pheauty class. It meets weekly|the rabbit war is carried on, sheep- y [ MICKEY IS ALMOST FIT TO BE TIED | BACK IN RENO where she obtained a divorce from Maj. Horace Elgin Dodge with a $750,000 settlement some time ago, lovely Mickey Devine, former vanities beauty, is shown with William J. Canill, Jr., | WEATHER BULLETIN of New York, who is in Reno to seek divorce from Florence Callahan Cahill. Rumor has it that when Cahill is finally untied from his cur- rent spouse, he will be tied to Mickey. SWITCH One hun- after the “SHORT PANTS” CLUB thern Ire- Union” has secretar; members After the| has been established no r for doing s now “counter- THIEF Fla. — When G.| W 50 badly dam- the outer doors n thought that | Vice-Admiral about all that could happen to/ He changed his mind after returned from an out-of-town visit ito discover that burglars had remov- | he his flame- FRIDAY—SATURDAY Monday — Wednesday — Friday -AND- TAX INCLUDED “ROBIN HOOD OF THE RANGE" Valdez to Anchorage, one way, $19.45 | Valdez to Fairbanks, one way, $21.15 O’Harra Bus Lines | | | R g Harhor Machine Shop Machining—Arc Welding and Acetylene Welding Phone 876 West 11 and F Sts. e HAIR STYLED by Experts WE SPECIALIZE in | { Cold Waving Permanents Styling Shaping Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Baranof Beauty Salon OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 538 g NORTHLAND "TRANSPORTATION ANCHORAGE — FAIRBANKS | Bus Leaves VALDEZ9A. M. The Face Of The Big Three Changes THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SMILE WINS PRIZE—Pvt. Frank Domowicz of Phila- delphia, a patient in Station Area hospital, Staten Island, N. Y., accepts a prize from Ed O'Rourke for registering the biggest smile at an entertainment. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA | DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 12TH MERIDIAN TIME | : Max. temp. | TODAY Epapatiopuil., | last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs. Weather at | — | ®taticn 24 hrs* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am. | RABBITS THRIVE ON WAR | Anchores 0w & " RUBRE Barrow 38 | CANBERRA, — Rabbits are thriv-| ?:;:'(;:’ : o % i E;z:::i | ing under war conditions in Aus ‘l’)wz\;v.'vx 25( 46 g lia becauss mahpower and \\‘irolE;‘m"m'”“ 4 o Pt. Cloudy | | netting are in short supply. Unless Fairbanks 61 42 45 Pt. Cloudy | |ranchers fear they will lose the | Saines ot ) ool ground won from the rabbits before | Janett o e o = Rt ol Eneed = s Ketchikan 58 52 50 Cloudy H | RS o o Kotzebue 55 16 50 Rain [ SUSFICKORG -RAURAES - siliiaty 50 45 44 Pt. Cloudy | 5 3 39 40 ! 2 | SYDNEY, Australia — A flourish- :g'::;]“ s ?4, ja 7 :;mlfi‘l’oud’ ing trade in horseflesh for pets| por HR e o o Cloudy ‘ sprang up here after stringent meat | s " e i | rationing, but rumors that it wns";‘;;l:lr‘:f‘g‘,mw s 4 ” going into sausages and pies re- 3 o o ‘ | Dasitvils 63 deriely . | Prince Rupert 53 54 dloudy Prlied I b e ok bl onieine ImRdii-anisisoo 66 5 52 Cloudy g im0 | Seattle 83 54 57 Clear e | sitka 58 51 51 Raining RANKING ROOM MATES | Whitehorse 61 4 45 Cloudy | ) Yakutat 55 54 48 Rain Showers | 1100 miles from the sea. | states. MUSICAL LEAVES " 201H CENTURY . THIS EVENING | On TheW}Mfil Ran LAST NIGHT! . With Gas 4 | vaudeville, is right back where he E began—only this time he sings and| hcofs before the movie cam for more money a week than he used to learn in a year on the three-a-day circuit | ” - The comedian has the starring role {in Paramount’s “Take It Big," new | musical showing last times tonight at T the 20th Century eatre In this Pine-Thomas musical he {plays an overworked vaudeville ac- tor who tries to get away from show business whe nhe inherits an Ariz- |ona dude ranch. In his previous | picture, “Highter and Higher" with |Michele Morgan and Frank Sina- tra he was again cast as a vaude- villian. JACK RALEY HATRIET HILLIARD MARY BETH HUGHES (77]13 NELSON AND WS oRCHISTRA Diected by FRANK MOONALD COLOR CARTOON AND OTHER SHORT FILMS LATEST WORLD NEWS * rOMlNG RIDAY! 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