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

THL l)/\lLY ALAbI\A LMI’IRL JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE e ; ; '3 STARS IN "KEEP|BILL "GREENWICH | FPHEY'RE DYNAMITE!! 7 YOURPOWDERDRY" VILLAGE" TONIGHT | The Cattier Side of the Cuties ION CAPITOL SCREEN AT 20TH (EN]’URY Men Caddie!? ‘ ‘ 5\ [URDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1945 IT STARTS TONIGHT!! CONTINUOUS SHOW ON SUNDAY EROM 1:30 G IS CENTURY hing back into colorful post War I's “roaring 20's” for its Keep Your lumlu Dry", the new| R | Metro-Goldwyn-M hit at the | Worl )1 Theatre Sunday, has every- plot and musical setti Green- s to make up all-|wich Village,” 20th Century Fox's entertainment. A fast-mov-|newest Technicolor excursion into ht and human story of three | another exciting period America’s s from different walks of life past, opens tonight at the 20th Cen- in the Women's Army | tury Theatre I ars a lovely and talented | Witl nen Miranda Lana Turner, Laraine Day and |che, W Bendix and i and all are tops in, Blaine 11y Blonde ed ir , “Greenwich Villa s back twenty years to heyday of America’s s artists' colony. Don Ame- Vivian ALY PRI | AMERICAN DUTIES! ariety, who en- n order to qualify for a tre- us money inheritance S amect raine, who plays Leigh Rand, is an 'ole as “Army brat”’—born and raised in!OUt of rmy Greenwich ~ Villa ssays another a young composer who came Kansas to win a reputation in abian Nights atmosphere of ich Village, e Don is a new e camps where her father is a ranking officer—and loves to “take charge” wherever she goes. Susan| s Ann Darrison, the wife of an offi- red-lieaded = Vivian Blaine. The “Cherry Blonde" makes icer who is and she joins up, >4 to do her part to speed the victory.| D€l leading-lady bow as Ame g st, and sings three Your Powder Dry” tells and inspirational story of in. her introductory hip and cat-fights among irole which preview critics are betting . and tells it in a heart-| Wil send her far along the path manner that will keep your! Cut out by Betty Grable and Alice every moment of the film’s Fa¥¢ | “Greenwich Village” provides Car- M-G-M hu spared no effort to MeN Miranda with an opportunity to make this picture what it is: one of, diSPIay her newly discovered talents the season’s top attractions. Sup- S @ comedienne | porting the stars is a number of vet-| Willilam Bendix revenls a hereto- {eran troupers: Henry O'Neill, Agnes f0r¢ unexplored side of hia acling Moorehead, N fer, Marta Prowess by slipping into a dinner Linden and Lee Patrick, and pa Jo¢ R couple of likeable young newcomers I withi ambitions Hto n the refreshing persons of Bill "A el¢ in show pusiness Johnson and Tim Murdock 0 tngluded o the briilisnt o : - gay extravaganza are ssart, the dancing De Marcos. Tony and Sally—and The Revue - H(m(‘lmL)‘ > going D t instead of skatir > Padific Shipping Is H by e o i pisy s Sl Endangered u: his fat porkers ventured on thin » By Planfed Mines ice and broke through. All drown- ed, end Grams figured his loss at 151,300 - SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15 The captain of the American Fri- Coast Guard * headquarters here nstitution received $2017.60 warns that mines planted in the |a year, petty ‘officers averaged $19 Pacific during the war will endanger a month and enlisted men were paid shipping there for several years. {from $8 to $17 a month An announcement from the dis- musical @® 1Tsa HOLIDAY v,\o‘\*\ g 7 OF FUN! (‘(‘Jh%efl‘l “SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING” RAGGEDY ANN CARTOON IN COLOR — AIR EXPRESS FOX NEWS fignes Moari Lheafi Bill Johnson - Natalie Schafer - Leg Palrick / st * STARTS SUNDAY!? * i SoRomiae e oo * @® "Ozark Sporisman” @ “‘Their Dizzy Day” THE FEATURE WiLL BEGIN AT— e — 00 — 4:05 — 6:15 — 8:2 * coL IS E UM * LAST TIMES TONIGHT 2-— FEATURES — 2 “UNCENSORED” “THE LAW RIDES AGAIN" tures very similar to those of the American Arctic coast. ... Bats are not attracted to lights because of the illumination. They catch the insects which are thus attracted. y.277 A SERVICE Guard commander de- largy Pas are NOw re- '~.’n< ted because of mine hazard. And it adds that floating mines will be numerous throughout the Pacific for several years, - American Indians - (ame from Siberian Area Says Russian GOES MODERN in "PLASTICS INVENTOR" NEWS OF THE DAY! 9 ACARE ‘\\II\U\ ® MIN RE EXTRA Sy “Neostradarinusl V” THE ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF HIT- LER AS SEEN IN THE 16TH CENTURY U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA SUNDAY! RONALD COLMAN TODAY 24 hrs Weather at Precip 4:30 a.m 0 Fog Lowest 4:30 a.m temp. temp 11 Leaves Tonight "TheBig "Tahifi Show-ofi"” Nights” ON AT 7:00—9:30 { Anchc | Dawson | Fairbanks | Haines Barrow 2 Bethel 11 Cordova 2 Pt. Cloudy Pt. Cloudy Pt. Cloudy Snow Pt Cloudy Pt. Cloudy nonton LONDON, Dec. 15 ~ ) announces that a Russian expedition to Chukopka sula had reported that explor- ations indicated the American In- The Soviet fic Christensen Bros. 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A second low located about 800 miles west of Vancouver Island The following were appointed by | Mrs. Peterman, and approved by the is moving northward. The pressure continues high over Canada and [ western United States. Below zero temperatures were reported over ip, 3 | utive Board: Poppy and Mem-| ... .1 Ganada and northern portion of central United States. Abo ORDER Yflun CHBISTMAS TUBKEY “OW' Mus. Margaret Strand; National De- Mrs. Nema Ellis; Finanoe,[ =0 tor e oies continiiel over westatn andda and Alaska. 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