The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 29, 1945, Page 5

THURSD: \\, NOVEMBER 29, 1945 { =g ENDS TONIGHT ONE SHOW ONLY! DOORS open 6:55 .\‘H()}\' starts at 7:00 G! BOISTEROUS! CARIT Starts Tomorrow Pouble Iht Show JOHN WAYNE /, ANN DVORAK 1 stmwmm e { 4 BARBARY COAST, - BOND PREMIERE, CAPITOL'S BILL “The Flame of B rbara Coast will be shown for the last time to- night at the Capitol, show starting at 7 o'clock and last flicker at 9 o’'clock ‘Then there is a half hour wait, and b) at 9:30 o'clock the Victory Bond remtiere of the technicolor feature n't Help Singing” \\111 start ening, the admittanc just one $50 bond pi ill be no reserved s come, first servec The bond F revenue as far concerned, but it Garvin's contr Victory Bond has done on drives. and first re brings in no vers \I other bond - the Capitol is @ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Proposing Putting Atomic Energy fo - Purposeful Work LOS \\\ ELES, Nov. 20—A mil- > energy plant turn to g > fearsome power Japan—is envisioned ing rL Oppenheimer tience and interest t ed creation of the s shown in capturing itlined his plan in an scient s and stu- of California an full A]H)" te oldfimer f Juneau. Literally e h self-supportir tricity JUNEAU, ALASKA Juneau vicinity's be- |)|\nlw- de- became the pro- Pr : the central figure of a stor FEATURE "NEARLY EIGHTEEN" COMES AT 20TH CENTURY A dramatic story with a ided " musical flavor is presented in “Ne Eighteen,” the lively new Mono m picture which opens a I at the 20th Century The 1, ambitious for a car- night club singer as hing her 18th birth s y which is filled with fast-moving incident b . in the leading rcles, (uln[)hh a romantic triang 1 is the source of much of the ]m ure’s interest. Supporting roles are played by Luis Alberni, Mildred Harris, Ralph Hodges, Ge O'Hanlon, Kenneth Harlan, ~ PAGE FIVE GO LENTURY v TONIGHT and FBIDAY ke DEllCIOUS but DANGEROUS' The strangest things happen whenever Janie meets a new man! You'll be surprised! Feature at §:30 Fox and many other popular screen players ! & Nearly Eighteen,” . matic sequences and in & novel manner is not so muct can- ographer shop wrupnis non 19 PASSENGERS ON wev v FLIGHTS OF COASTAL AIRLINES WEDNESDAY Alaska Coastal Airlines yester-! day flew 19 | ngers to and from | Sitka, Petersburg and Wrangell: | — Frank Lubr,| Leonard Smih, | D. B v.mmu G. W. Matthews ary Wood, Clarence 8nd E. Copstead Wittenen. Claire! For Sitka — Leonard Hansen, s Moyer, Ellen V€rna M. Hansen, Shirley A.| Hansen and Charles Peterson. ! For Wrangell—Harold Foss. From Sitka—Imogen Ward, Arnic| Dorom, Earl McGinty, Ted John-| son, Brig. and Mrs. C. O. Taylor, and Mrs. Margaret Sverdrup. ' From Wrangell—R. S. Green - > He said he had in which would Snap Shoppe in '34, he many shaped L L B B R I} combines dra- swingy songs ic particles which | g daily, plus type of radio-|paths ¢ le in medicine Toda -oo th SUN RISES — SETS ® o November 30, 1945 o o 1¢ inding country Mr ter of Bend Premiere TONIGHT DOORS open 9:00 P. M. SHOW starts 9:30 P.M. —ADMISSION— All Seats a $50 Bmul . . . . . . 4‘*"!)(! v oWt a pt is the pe STILL "BUGS™ ON paa Fuies sour; PI(TURE TAKING ALSO 10 INTERIOR flights to ShH b Jicashi Pan American Airways d the following passengers ® Sun Rises ® Sun Sets . 9:17 a. m. 4:16 p. m ® e 0000000 0 - - DRINK KING BJIACK LABEL! c COLISEUM S - Amateur Night! STAGE SHOW 22-ACTS-22 8P. M. | Friday, Nov. 20 Sponsored by - JuneauP.-T.A. Shoppe, has nu\ lost the enthu and love of photography that 2ps Wittene a camera- fm ever on the watch for | Moyer, Clarer n, Mildred | Johnson, Mrs. Ward Johnson, Flem- | ing Giles Walter Niemi, Carol Paul Dawson, Anne Fea- therkile Francis Barnes, Wynn to the Glacier, Douglas Bridge, | Cretzler, Calvin Hall, Helen Whit- s sy Whitney, Dr. Richard = Shrine Island, or some such scenic| 1Y point at least once each week, nnm\‘!‘””““ iy ey Bretblly seee much more frequently. The fact|SPencer and Theodore Jolley. that he has photographed these | ro ‘;.x,m( Eli Daniels and Edith % places an uncountable number of ; times already appears to have no ef-| T Fairbanks—Ronald Kent chorage, .are registered at the Bar- : From Seattle—Elizabeth Donohue, anof Hote'. fect on the excitement and eagerness | »)h Whitney, Patricia Whitney, * COLISEUM v with which he sets out, m'(‘m‘dmg“]“\"i ey y aint cElwain, Cora Hawkins, TONIGHT ONLY! to his associates. 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