The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 2, 1946, Page 5

§A'I'URDAY, MARCH 2, 1946 frrrrrr e | A THRILLING HAN - HUNT! A FIGHT T0 THE DEATH! . . AND ROMANCE in the TECHNICOLOR SPLENDOR OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES! see ugmn ¢ and again! IN TECHNICOLOR! Wi 0T O0ckTART \ ] | | "SON OF LASSIE” COMES T0 SCREEN CAPITOL'S BILL “picture that had to be made, ‘Son of Lassie,” successor |to “Lassie Come Home”, opens at the Capitol Sunday. Proving once again that, for thrilling loyalty and |tender poignancy, no story can {match that of a fdithful dog and 'a boy. Lassie, beautiful |collie, who became |first picture, now {warming advent ‘The and talented a star in that continues heart- s in the much and once again Techni- {demandad sequel, jit is\ filmed in gorgeous color. 4 With the canine wonder this time, (tcpping another ~outstanding cast |are Peter Lawford and Donald |Crisp. Lawford, youthful English actor who won his cinema spurs |as Irene Dunne’s son in “The White Cliffs of Dover,” portrays the same |character, now grow to young manhood, which was originated by Roddy McDowall in “Lasste Come (Home.” Crisp again plays his fav- Jorite role as the boy's Yorkshireman father. | Nigel Bruce, too, resumes his {characterization of the English |Duke of Rudling, while June Lock- hart furnishes the romance as the Duke’s granddaughter, grown into a beautiful young woman. Scenes are laid in Canada, divided be- tween localities on Vancouver Is- land, Canadian Rockies, Banff, Lake Louise, Yorkshire, England, thence to Norway. - - Hearings on Alaska Proieds_A!moumed SEATTLE. —Eieven ,ap- plications for War Department per- mits and extensions of permits for projects in the navigable waters of Alaska have been received by the Seattle District U. S. Army Engin- eers. THE DAILY AL/\SKA :MPIRE Island bri ., Juneau; March 15 John W. Dawson, cold storage| plant, 50x50 feet, in Orca Inlet, ad jacent to town dock approach, Cor- dova; March 15 Standard Oil Co. of to construct 12x40 foot pier sion, Ocean Dock, Orca Inlet, dova; March 21 fornia, ten- Cor- U. S. Forest Service, three-year extension of time on permit to con- struct 16x70 foot loading ramp and 24x53 foot gridiron in Wrangell Nar- rows, 8 miles southerly of Peters- burg; March 21. Alaska-Juneau Gold Mining Co., three year extension of time on permit to dump aste rock below depth of 60 feet at low water in Gastineau Channel; March 21. Fidalgo Island Packing Co., of Seattle, dolphins in the Bay of Pil- lars, Security Bay and an unnamed bay three nautical miles north of Washington Bay, all on the west coast of Kuiu Island, Southeast Alaska; March 27 John Knaplund & Son of Ketch- ikan, to drive piles and moor floats thereto in Ethel Cove, an arm of Port San Antonio on Baker Island, Southeast Alaska; March 28. Servicy Garage and Transfer Co., Sitka, three-year extension of time on permit to dredge sand and grav- el for commercial pusposes on Sitka Sound, mouth of Indian River, near Sitka; March 28. > - AlASKA LINES FLY ANCHORAGE ROUTE Arriving on the Alaska Airlines Starline Juneau, ‘with Capt. Al Peterson, Flight Officer Ed Courte- manche and Stewardess Margaret Sharp from Anchorage yesterday were the following: Mrs. S. Kelly and two children; John Berton, Roy Peratrovich, B. J. Zoble and George Per from Gustavus, Mrs. A. B. James and infant. On the return flight the follow- ing departed: Mrs. Clarence Rhode and Jimmy, Clarence Rhode, Will- iam Markey, Mrs. Eula Kootuk, Tommy Jimmy, Nils Hermansson, Comdr. E. S. Fletcher, Pvt. Edwin Baronvich, Marvin Campbell, Juan- JUNEAU, ALASKA ;ROW\NTIC STORY - IN TECHNICOLOR, - AT 20TH (ENTURY[ If we are to believe the rumor| that is spreading about “French-| man’s Creek,” this Paramount Te production which arrives @ Century Theg gs to all movie For those who great romance, “Frenchman’s is a powerful loye story set against| a thrill-studded background Joan Fontaine and Arturo de Cordova, co-starred in the picture, are a romantic team to rival any yet seen » screen. For those who want s color and action in their filmfare, we told that none of these elements fs lack in the picturization of the novel by Daphne du Maurier, In the film,! there are two thrilling hours of daring love and dangerous adven- ture It has been said that Academy Award winner Joan Fontaine plays the most spectacular feminine role Qf the year in “Frenchman’s Creek” —a part which demandbd immense versatility. As the Frenchman, mas- ter of a pirate ship, Arturo de Cor- dova should be established in the forefront of male personalities. i Basil Rathbone, al s a favorite ‘on the screen when he portrays a sccundrel, plays Lork Rockingham, the meanest villlan in captivity. Some of the other noteworth act- ors prominently cast in “French- man’s Creek” are Ralph Forbes, Ni- gel Bruce, Cecil Kellaway and Har- old Ramond. ‘The story tells about beautiful Lady St. Columb, who yearns for a life unfettered by the calling of a London court. She gets her wish by leaving the city for her country home, Navron House, on the Cor- nish co: Perhaps in the hearts of all women lurks one persistent dream that she might leave be- hind her all the cares and at- tachments of daily life and literally gail away in the arms of a roman- tic, adventurous man. enthralled by Creek” | [ SATURDAY MATINEE Show Opens 1:0 0P. M. Feature at 1:40 P. I ITS THE BOLDEST LOVE AND ADVENTURE STORY EVER PAGE FIVE \H()\\l‘\(-h \mn\ ()p"n\ 7 (m P. M. 3 and ¢ H) o< BRUCE - e SEVH?N Miss Fontaine does just that by cigning illness as an excuse to es- cape in the clothes of a cabin boy. She is a woman who has chosen to live her dream. For one day and !a ‘night she will know freedom, Confucius is believed to have high adventure and fearless ro- Craig; March 12. been born in China in 551 B. C. mance with a daring man of daunt- Arne Berg, three-year extension and to have died in 479 B. C. less spirit and impassioned love, of time on permit to construct - > whese whole life is attuned to the 20x100 foot wharf and 36 by 40 KING BLACK LABEL! beat of a romantic, carefrec heart. foot warehouse in Ward Cove near L B AN P S - Ketchikan; March 12. Baranof Turkish Bath and Massage R. J. Sommers Construction Co., Juneau, to dredge for fill material Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.—Open Evenings by Appointment BARANOF HOTEL—Lower Level PHONE 753 Alaskan projects and dates by which objections from the stand- it8 Goodsell, Fred Wagar, Mary g point of navigation should be fileq Rattray, Harold Ives, James Elmer include: and Mona Browning; to Gustavus: E. R. Otto and Anna M. Dye, a M- and Mrs. Fred Newburn. 58%68 foot addition to wharf and peiu, S 250-foot float at Klawak Inlet at B. G. DeSYLVA Executive Producer , Screen Play by TALBOT JENNINGS From the Novel by 3 Daphne du Mavrier, A MITCHELL LEISEN PRODUCTION. OPENS SUNDAY AT 130 P. M. CIBNT NUGU "9 SHOWS ALL DAY “SON OF LASS to reconstruct bulkheads im Norton Sound, Nome; March 15. Mike Vagge, fill 113x350 feet in Gastineau Channel at West Seven- th St. Spur, southeast of Douglas. v, ¢ 5 Directed by o # d s Mitchell Leisen in “THE EY F*‘. HAVE IT” AND ANOTHER UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS CAST—Air Expressed to Our Screen Ends Tonite! — “UP IN ARMS" ‘26 H.OWN BY PM ‘ IN, OUT YESTERDAY Pan American Airways flew the| " i 1 following yesterday to Seattle: G. - ; 4 : ; ! Perry, John Burton, Carl Jones and 4 Jack Molyneux. | . From Gustavus: Carl Jones, John | Lindahl, Carl Stolberg. From Seattle: Juanita Rutherford, ;Richm'd Robertson, Everett Snyder, SMILING" Gradelle Leigh, Ernest Gruening, ‘Durothy Gruening, Jack Prov mskn John Lawrence. or ! .Edwnrfi ‘Torre, Louise Walsh, Mar- | PO iy | tina Wickersham, Michael Walsh,| The porcupine’s air-filled quills Marvin Campbell, Juanita Good-|keep him afloat even if he should | sell, Mary Rattray, Fred Wagar, | fall asleep in the water. 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