The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1945, Page 5

I‘RH)M [)I(lMPLP 14, I‘)45 A GBEAT TWO- RIUT SHOW TONIGHT and SATURDAY as he manhandles opponents... in the hands of blondes! ! ! CROWDS AND ATTEND ARTHUR LAKE « DALE EVANS s . Lionel STANDER . George MEEKER - Paul HURST ond ANSON WEEKS and his ORCHESTRA “BIG SHOW—OFF' AT 8: . YOU' LL HAvIE A MUSICAL TIME g ...in this “Hula-Hula" MUSICALULY THE VAGABONDS | and i &mw WA ) VAHITI NIGHTS” AT 7:00—9:30 ON EVERY PROGRAM THE ——AYOID THE EVENING the SATURDAY NEWS OF TH S ROUGHT T PAA AIR E3 Public Accountani-Sienegraphic-Tax Relu:x:s'} MURPHY and MURPHY i ROOM 3—First National Bank Building PHONE 676 —— “““MQOO'Q'QQQ000“000000‘0“000000““OWO { LET US DG YOUR OBD JOBS i We SPECIALIZE in STOVE REPAIRS, OIL BURNER REPAIRS, FINISH CARPENTERING, REMODEL- ING, LINOLEUM LAYING CALL BLUE 475 from I0A. M. 10 6 P. M. 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ATTU ISLAND FOLK ! the shy, gentle THE DA]LY Ah\bKA EMPIR[ wJUNLAU ALASKA TI0"CENTURY Club, run by Lionel Stander who is indebted to Lake for saving his life. Lake is in love with Dale Ev-| ans who is also being pursued by he-man Master of Ceremonies Meeker. When Dale pro-, an interest in he'men as a of ‘a visit to the wrestling s with Meeker, Stander tells that Lake is in reality, the “Devil”, masked wrestling charh-| pion, whose fdentity no one knows. Then trouble for Lake begins aplenty HI--KIDDIES! BIG Saturday Matinee CONTESTS—AMATEURS PRIZES —— FUN!! Last Time TONIGHT (Also Showing Sat. Mat.) NOW 0" WAY HOME 2>—SWELL SHOWS—: | The Alasl kul Native Service office here has revealed that Attu Island- en prisoners of war by the ow enroute back to me ds—the Aleutians, The group, which has been in ) ailed from e for Atka Tuesday, aboard an y transport Schlllmg VACUUM PAC(ED Radio Tables Lamp Tables End Tables Coffee Tables THOMAS HARDWARE CO. 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The city pound is beng enlarged to accommodate as many as 12 dogs Dogs without a license or not in an linclosure, or on a leash, will be taken to the pound, held for three days, and if unclaimed, destroyed according to city ordinance. — e The first issue of U. S. St’\mps !was made in 1847. 9040000600 of the all dogs running free in the com-; munity or without licenses is under- | GRA STILL ANOTHER OUTSTANDING SHOW! DOORS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT 7 P. 'EXTRAVAGANIA IS COMING T0 20TH CENTURY ‘ Like a turbaned and jewelry fes-| [tooned “Jill-in-the-box,” exotic | carmen Miranda is cast as a fortune ‘l(]lm[,fand fortune hunting—Vil- |lager in 20th Century Fox's new | musical comedy, “Greenwich Vil- ‘llu the Technicolor extravaganza opening Saturday at the 20th Cen- lLury Theatre. | Starred with Miss Miranda are |Don Ameche and Willlam Bendix, »\n.h Vivian Blaine, “The Cherry | Elonde,” Felix Bressart, Tony and Sally De Marco and The Revuers. e - NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a | reddish-brown female setter-type \dog has been placed in the City Dog Pound and will be held for 43| three days before being ex- | terminated, unless owner claims the | animal and pays for release and keep, as provided by Ordinance No. 235. C. L. POPEJOY, (10,141-t2) City Clerk. DRINK KING BLACK LABEL! 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