The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1945, Page 5

e Y AR g 7 b G 9 7 9 * 'SUDAN' SHOWING LAST TIMES AS ' TONIGHT! 14 4 ONTE ¢ BILL AT CAPITOL AT 20TH CENTURY ) b | SEENT... i i | « & N 7 s JON & Gl g‘ T“EN ST}\‘ HALL 55 One of the most colorful adventure | Nine-year-old Clare Foley was| 9 3 'rcmances to come out of Hollywood from New York to play her /IN YOUR SEAT S o e s ot bl g e I e b4 N T v T TECHNICOLO BEY n at the Capitol yesterday when y hit, ie,” now at the 20th j; n tonight for the 1 howing. | didn't remain becaust mother 4 . added feature “This Is couldnt find a place for them to i w E l M | N w i entitled “West Point”, 'stay. After four weeks ¢ iy : A -to-date t 7 U.S. Army /imi Enjoy__tgl’vrevue oi - Filmed in technicolor, “Sudan” co- PRLELLLERY, " # 'stars Maria Montez, Jon Hall and " 'mmm S T & /:‘ u B and fe b y O MOST SEAUTIFUL GIRLS IN THE WORLD! :o f 0L Hbol - ! © in i % idan” tells the story of Naila,| . THE MOST GLAMOROUS SHOW ON THE SCREEN! /oo 9 s . ' Khemmis, who is found mysteriously i ;j f,j; murdered at the picture’s opening \. & . % + mounts her father's throne, | 4 DENN'S U,KEEFE the royal chamberlain plots to 3 ¢ | @ cquire it for himself. This is only | ;; t of this thriller W ht, Earl Carroll Vaniti { /; b 3 9 nent — but read the “a nd { ;, 5') see what Manager Homer Garvin 9 | ‘6 gives as a New Year's welcome. | g @ S i Elks’ Hi-Jink ® AN - Elks' Hi-Jinks W @ XSS Continues Through vices starting at 10:30 o'clock with THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- - JUNEAU, ALASKA raining under-| Mr by all future officers of the ti NINE-YEAR-OLD ‘HAS GOOD ROLE he housing shortage rse shortage. Ann Hard- child actress’ two- Michael, while Mrs. on the studio sets. z the four weeks that she Joyce Reynolds is seen in the film's le with Robert Hutton oppos- | te her in the male lead. This fea- ture is now at the 20th Century. .o ANS HOSPITAL HAS GREAT TIME ON XMAS; GIFTS ARE RE(EIVED} ka Laundry, at the head of the re- \ & ) I " \%5i % Thanks to the many friends of the - ¢ 9 ésmgeoied s % .;/ Native Service Hospital, pa- th b % hat Institute enjoyed a' ' .// 03 ey delightful ~Christmas 9 . Elkdom in Juneau will tonight ob- year, authorities of the| ;; 6] ve the passing of the old year and hos reported today ) to the new year at, Many gifts were received from the ;; 1 Hi-Jinks for Elks and Tuberculosis Associasion, the € - 4 ® tion Army, the Elks, the Toy C % ¢ ter, and a large number of indivi- ok ) GRS 3 », duals, some of whom preferred to SN leave their gifts anonymously. b 9 \ 6 With Bonnie Longcarp officiating 1 ?} © biggnight s Santa Claus, the hospital pre- w S z(j ra will start playing at ted a special Christmas Day pro- ;/ @ so get in at the jump and gram, as follows | 4 ;5 keep it up. Favors will be distribut- = Scripture Reading, given by ;} X ¢ €d during the evening and noise- Albert Brown; Instrumental Duet, @ :/ ;fl makers will be handed out just oe- Albert Johnson and Wallace Dick. ffi with EVE ARDEN - OTTO KRUGER ,; fore the midnight hour Recitation, Christmas Bells, by R A e et . e 4] ALAN MOWBRAY - STERHANIE o4 i 41 @ o g 143 BACHELOR and PINKY LEE 9 F SEWING 4 I¢ | 9 .. PARKYAKARKUS - LEON BELASCO @ ) The Sick Dolly, Children; A+ 4 =0 BEVERLY LOYD . EDWARD GARGAN 7/‘BASKE]’ lEAVING 0" Wi istmas, Song, Boys and 0 and WOODY HERMAN and ;fi‘ Gils; Recitation, Christmas Vaca- | M4 5 @i ticn, Bonnie Longearp; Song, Ring }Ilg Orchesvtra «+ A REPUBLIC PICTURE ;;‘ BUYING IRIp To EASI Happy Bells / 5 I S The § “ 5 Ol S Kat !’,/l Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Astone, oWn- [ ongearp: a ;5“-1:\ of the Sew! Basket, infants Gifts, Annette Widmark; Song, Oh (4 -and childrens’ w hop, will 1eave pjttle Town of Bethlehem, Boys and 1l for the south on the Princess Norah ¢ «,/ "’V““"“S"“-" morning for the a ¢, Christmas Dinner, Boys and (6. buylng - xip. C Recitation, Father’s Christ- #) ’,f They will visit Chicago, New York, fessage, John McKinley; 4 fif St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, POrt- cjiation, Bethlehem Star, Dorothea i ; I d, Tacoma and Seattle, and while Bepson; Song, Silent Night, Boys (: 6 (in the east they will visit with Sis- 44 Girls e 5) /5 ter 'M ,M chtilde, St. Patrick’s Con- Among guests at the program W ;; ;fi‘ulvn. Valley Falls, R. I, and With were Don Foster, Dr. James A 2 é ’f Mus. Astone's folks in Kansas City. gmith, Dr. George Dale, Mrs. Be .- g ;’ The Sewing ‘bzxskrt. in the near winn, Dr. Van Sandt and fam [ 9 /5 future, carry more items in the ngigs . Trower, Mrs. William Paul, gé ; wear, also exclusive mer- nrs D, Sarjeant and other friends. 61 | - > oo - ;3 5| will be managed by Mrs Dorothy Sadlier during absence of 14 (5 Mr. and Mrs. Astone, who plan to ™ { return sometime in March | g : Tees WILL CLOSE SHOP 4 % ” #|RELIGIOUS MEETINGS ) o 14 ] f / HERE THIS WEEK ) o t g /|SCHEDULED TONIGHT ég Forty-six years in business for /fi 2 himezelf in Juneau will come to an 4 5 0 = i %! Religious observances, generally cnd this week for pioneer tailor ; - - %}callcd Watch Night services, will be John Torvinen, who first opened his % given in four places tonight shop in the year 1899, he revealed . . . f : 9 o % Regular Admission=-=0ne Ticket for the Entire Evening! | 4t te metodist churen. tne twoay : : ;/ services begin at 11:15 o'clock and Although intending to close his + ,f:cununue to midnight. | shop and sell out his equipment and ) ¢ At the Northern Light Presbyter- furnishings at the end of this week, 4'. ) Earl Carroll ;2 ian church the services will begi t Mr. Trvinen, a Juneau resident since % ]11:30 o'clock and end at midn 11897, does not plan to quit working. o ‘/ A ; anities fig The Salvation Army will have ser- He is to join the staff of the Al 12 ( TUESDAY (% | various short talks given until mid- WEDNESDAY % [night. " THURSDAY (5 The Memorial Presbyterian church| i ;5 will start services at 11:30 o'clock Feature Starts Daily at 7:55—10:20 ¢ and continue until midnight { Doors Open at 7 P. M.—— 48 ————— 4 G 2 2 & 2 Yo oot ot oLl LGN NV ool ol oNNa Vool Xo o aX oo 9 o Ot L4 b s e RN X > ROV N NNNNoNoNoVototoNoNoNoVoNototots - > P DRINK KING SLACK LABEL! | %//// DREAMLAND ' ! i ) 6 2 4 / %1 X7 7 HoZpHbw MO~ O sz RN 7 || Come One! South Fran ALASKA AIRLINES Spend Your New Year’sEve atthe DREAMLAND Favors for Everyone! tothe DREAMLAND COCKTAIL BAR pair department. - -oo - The first marine insurance brok- er office in New York city was opened in 1759. - -ees - Empire Want-ads bring results! BALL ROOM Come AIL! klin Street TSoMENTRy NOW PLAYING She’sthe Gleaminthe Eye of EveryG.l. OVEMAN, s AUS. 300 ut WARNERS -Bthearres? vewvearsoay SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS™ FOR SALE “ALASKA MINING LAWS” Covering Lode, Placgr, Qil and Coal Locations Water Rights, Mill Sites and Tunnels With Forms and ExpTal—ngi'ions ... 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