The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1945, Page 5

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1945 A ROMANTIC LAUGH-SHOW THAT'S GOT THAT RISKY, FRISKY FEEL- ING! When a beautiful heiress finds . herself knee- ——— i MARSHA HUNT - ALLYN JOSLYN EDGAR BUCHANAN - MICHAEL ST. ANGEL NANCY GATES - MARC CRAMER ADDED GOOFY in “THE ART OF SELF DEFENSE" The Feature Starts 2:30—4:30—6:35—8:35—10:40 24/ THE FUTURE OF ITALY? What is happening in ltaly to- day...as the Partisans help to drive out the last of their * hated Nazi oppressors | Tonight! ROY ROGERS in ‘San Fernando Valley’ ‘Dancing in Manhattan’ NEWS SCOOP! PICTURES OF ATOMIC BOMB DAMAGE TO JAPANESE CITIES TAKEN AFTER FORMAL SURRENDER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA "BRIDEBY MISTAKE" IS FAST COMEDY AT CAPITOL ON SUNDAY A wealthy girl's unique search Im': love motivates the action in RKO Radio’s gay romantic comedy, “Bride By Mistake” co-starring Alan Mar- al and Laraine Day, at the Capitol atre Sunday. Marshal as Captain Tony Travis, a returned army flier, and Laraine | Day as Norah Hunter, owner of the | enormous Hunter Shipyards, get to- | gether only after a series of amus-| ing mishaps. . | Norah’s engagement has just been | broken off because her fiance re-| fuses to “marry a corporation.” She then meets Travis at a party, be-| comes interested in him, but he falls for her secretary's impersona- | tion of her and gives his attention | to the wrong girl. ! Because Norah is uncertain as to; whether he’s more interested in| money than love, she plans a test for him to decide the matter. How he! makes out when the test back fires, | (forms the climax of this irrepressible | | comedy. | Marshal and Miss Day keep the| fun running at a high pitch and are ably supported by Marsha Hunt, Allyn Joslyn, Edgar Buchanan and ,Slim Summerville, Norman Krasna |wrote the original story, and Rich- |ard Wallace directed. | An added feature is March of | Time's powerful story of Fascism's death struggle, “Report on Italy” Iwith exclusive scenes of what is ‘happening to the people who list- ened to the rantings of I Duce. It! is a vivid and dramatic picture of the tragedy war leaves in its wake. | - eee DARENT - TEAGNER | " ASSOCIATION 10 | " MEET MON. NIGHT. | A | The Parent-Teacher Association !will meet Monday evening at 8 {o'clock in the High School Auditor-! !ium, resuming the regular business | and social sessions of the winter sea- | |son. | | An interesting program has been | |arranged, and there are several im-| portant matters to be discussed, Mrs. |Ralph Williams, the new President of the club has announced. Everyone interested in the work 1of the P-TA is invited to attend. ’ | — e 'ROBERT PRATHER JOINS | On Screen Here Hail! Hail! “The Gang's All Here!” And that's just how preview critics are acclaiming 20th Century-Fox's brilliant new Technicolor | triumph, the musical that has everything—and everybody—and is due to open Sunday at the 20th Century. Starred are Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, Phil Baker, radio’s man with the $64 question, and Benny Goodman and his famous Orchestra. P i il_?éinboWGirlsio TIDE TABLE 0" [N TURY e o September 16, 1945 o o Have Pa"y A"er 3:03a.m, 33 ft 9:46a.m., 119 ft. 15:14p.m., 6.9 ft. 21:14p.m.,, 134 ft. Low High Low High A party has been planned for members of the Order of Rainbow for Girls by the Mother Adviser, Mrs. ® o September 17, 1945 © Charles Tuckett, and* the Assoicate Mother Adviser, Mrs. { Dean Goodwin, following the regu- Low 4:15a.m High Low High 16:30 p. m. 22:21p.m,, : Scottish Rite Temple. With the newly-installed officers | presiding, the meeting will convene | at 7:30 o'clock. - -- NORIH SEA ARR'VES _’I;h‘vr«- ::m blo no 1mtunuon to- night, so formals are SSary. EARI.Y 'N MORNING | Akgm)d (;,lme a;; ::n?; olrw::f?(::- | ments are promised, so a good G000 c0csc0ccvscn e Steamer North Sea, of the North- land Transportation Company, is scheduled to arrive from the south | at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning, and will probably be in port 12 hours before leaving for Sitka, according | to Agent Hank Green. | Steamer Alaska, scheduled to | sail from Seattle, northbound, next | turnout is hoped for. - D e - Empire Want-ads bring results! Y COLISEUM v NOW PLAYING MARGO in Meeting Tonight lar meeting this evening at the PAGE FIVE Last Night Tonight THRILL— ROMANCE WESTERN ACTION 5 3 EXTRA! OCCUPATION OF JAPAN!? MacARTHUR AND OLD GLORY IN TOKYO! Slarls SU“DAY! :g(N):'l:‘ l]\(;llm DAY! IT°’SRED ... HOT .. .and Beautiful in Technicolor? \\M \. HALL! m Gane's 4 « by ‘\\\S\“\' w@!k SHow o - » 2 FEATURES! AIR EXPRESS FOX NEWS! 51', ; "Gangway fo Tomorrow' | DOUGLAS-Y COLISEUM THEATRE SUNDAY ONLY! ROCHELLE HUDSON "Queen of Broadway’ | J. C. COOPER, CPA STAFF| P “Sound “ciy i Thursday | | | nightt.: © s o, | RECEIVED BY NATION | | Robert Prather, recently discharg.‘ TFL‘ Aleutian, scheduled to reach || NEWS RIGHT OFF THE FRONT PAGE! The New MARCH OF TIME th Cenrusy rox 1 féa from the U. §. Army, has joined | Seaftle Sunday or Monday, sails| tke staff of the James C. Cooper horth again at 10 a. m. Saturday, | |CPA office in Juneau. | sept. 22. | | Mr. Prather was employed by D.; The Columbia left Seattle at 11 |P. Williams, CPA of St. Louis, Mo.,{a. m.' yesterday, and is due in Ebe!orv entering the Army. He now | Juneau, westbound, Monday. | Jintends to make his future home ————— { )in Juneau. Empire Want-ads bring results! | [ MEREIE MELODY CARTOON ‘PRoTH! 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