The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 6, 1946, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1946 O A FATEFUL PRAVER that swept him into a life so fraught with VICE . . . and EVIL. . . that its mark became HORRIBLE TO BEHOLD! ANGE v.dl be ABIT PETER RICHARD FRASER . LOWELL GILMORE ¥ COMPLETE SHOW at 7:10 and 9:30 "SHOWBLALE oF TONIGHT and THURSDAY ONLY! ¥ “The PICTURE of %+ DORIAN GRAY weth * George Sanders £ HURD HATFIELD DONNA REED LA LANSBURY LAWFORD on at 7:25 and 9:55 fiseadz UL: 1 FROM THE START——— N N ! i z z : i : FEATURE SHOWING AS CAPITOL'S BILL | “The Picture of Dorian Gray"” the |new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer attrac- ‘tion at the Capitol Theatre tonig of a young man who wished that he remain forever young, and granted that wish Crammed with suspense and ex- citing scenes, it relates what ha pened when handsome Dorian G X urged en by a cynical nobelman decides to learn about life at first hand, living fully and dangerously. With handsome and promising Hurd Hatfield (the rekel son of “Dragon Seed”) in the title role, en version of Oscar Wild ebrated story emerges the most unusual stor! George Sanders, noted for his “Saint” acterizations, |now play ir Henry, a nobleman iwho despises the world and its (ways and influences young Dorian jever told { [to fcllow in his own footsteps in { | disdaining everything but the pleas- jures that can be obtained in any |way whatever, fyom life. ! So it is that Dorian makes the [\n.s‘\ that he remain forever young while a painting of him, just com- pleted by a famous artist, grew |older in his place. This terrible wish is granted, but Dorian is not aware of it until he has gone through many experiences and adventures; until he has fallen in love and been the cause in- directly of a woman's death; until men fear and despise him and all London whispers and talks about him. And all the while, only Dor- {ian is aware of the horrible thing that is happening to the paint- {ing hidden in a locked room in his !home. - 'DENALI SAILS SOUTH WITH 20 PASSENGERS Steamer Denali sailed South yes- terday afternoon with 20 passeng- | ers embarking from this city. ! Leaving for Seattle were Jennette Nourse, Mrs. S. M. Smith, Alma Thompson, Jacqualine Thompson, Gloria Thompson, Harold Headings, | Harry Anderson; John Imegelski ‘and Charles Tussing. For Ketchikan: Delphine Edow- shaw Mrs. H. Hawkey, Wallace Hawkey, J. J. McDonald, T. S. "DORIANGRAY"IS [BLACK-VEATCH | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA bl | JUNEAU WATER (0. APPRAISAL | e : | ! (Following is the summarized re-| port of consulting engineers Black, & Veatch of Kansas City, appraising City of Juneau the holdings of the| |his firm as to the desirability of| the City's purchasing the proper- ties at the price evaluated is ex-' p sd by Mr. E. B. Black, prin- cipal of the firm in charge of the Juneau investigations, in a letter addressed to Mayor Ernest Parsons| \included as a foreword to the re~{ port. Quoted are the material para- | graphs of Mr. Black's comments.) | | EXPLANATORY COMMENT ? | (By E. B. Black) | | “We find the cost to raproduce this property at prices prevailing in October 1945 to be $327,082, and the cost to reproduce it, less depre- ciation accrued to that date, to be $227,896. These totals in-' clude the Waynor Addition property as summarized . . ., totaling $9,908 for reproduction cost new, and $8,700 for reproduction cost new less depreciation. i “It should be understood that ‘rc-g Services City Office Purniture and Equipment 343 Transportation Equip- ment 1,798 Tool and Work Equipment Water Rights Outside | 376 648 | 172 1,003 3,959 5,000 283,006 9,000 Subtotal Going Value is the grippingly imaginative story for contemplated purchase by the Organization and Fran- chises 4,378 was Juneau Water Company. View of Interest During Construction 9,265 Taxes During Constructjon 1,500 Leg and Administrative E: Engineering Total 327,082 —Reproduction Cost New Reproduction Cost New Depraciation - - CORRECTION Due to the similarity of the words “five” and “nine” when heard over the telephone, the total amount collected in the recent “In- fantile Paralysis Fund” drive was erroneously reported an even $400 short in yesterday’s Empire. The correct amount was $932.92, Mrs. Thomas Parke, General Chair- man for the Juneau Woman’s Club, stated today -+ LOS ANGELES ! FROM production cost new' is the cost to| | reproduce this property at prices prevailing in October of 1945-— probably peak prices for both ma- terials and labor—and that ‘repro- duction cost new less depreciation’ represents the depreciated® value of identically the same property at the same date. ; “If constructing a water works system the City probably would not construct an identical system, and certainly would not construct it during a period of high cost of labor and materials unless an emer=- gency impended.” (In a second communication re- lating to the survey of utility preperties in this City conducted by his firm, Mr. Black has includ- ed this comment: “Mr. Stuart has no doubt called your attention to the fact that the cost of reproduc- tion new less depreciation as carried in our valuations of these proper- ties should not be used as a’basis for rate making purposes. In other words, rates are seldom if ever calculated on valuations made at the extreme peak of prices or at extreme low prices, but rather on an average say for a ten year per- Robert E. Battles and Elmer A. Jackson, USCG, of Los Angeles have registered at Hotel Baranof.| How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel rm laden legm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronchial mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money bacl REOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis TODAY’S ECHOES YOUR .'Story of Dr ", tonight only at "THE STORY OF DR. WASSELL" IS HERE AT 20TH CENTURY Finding a dull moment in one of Cecil B. DeMille’s screen epics| is like finding a needle in a hay- stack and so it's expected that| Paramount’s “The Story of Dr.| Wassell” in Technicolor produced by DeMille, will be equally as exciting as his previous screen triumphs. | insiders say that "ThL-I Wassell,” arriving for the 20th Century | Theatre, overshadows any action | film to reach the screen thus far.| The reason is that the story based upon the incidents which ac ually happened to Comdr. Cory-! don M. Wassell, U. 8. N. and in turn were related by him and the wounded sailors whom he rescued from Java. | Playing the part of Commander Wassell is Gary Cooper while Lar- aine Day portrays the role of a nurse whose love for the doctor in- spires him to great deeds. The deep emotions displayed by these two, it is said, reach out to pull at the heart-strings of movie-goers. Oth- ers whose fine acting makes the vivid scenes as realistic as the act- ual incidents, it is reported, are Signe Hasso, as the Dutch nurse, Carol Thurston, as Tremartini, a native girl; Dennis O'Keefe, as Hoppy; Carl Esmond, a' Dutch of- ficer; Oliver Thorndike, Renny McEvoy, Melvin Francis, as wound- ed sailors. The story is one of an Arkansas doctor whose devotion to duty first brings him to China where he ad- ministers to its suffering millions. With the outbreak of war his Navy orders, read Java and he leaves for that base—he leaves also lovely Laraine Day, the nurse in China who inspired him to discover the germ striking down Chinese people. The parting scene, it's said, is one of the most tender moments of the picture, for Dr. Wassell sacri- ficed marriage to the nurse in the face of his call to duty. e —— - DRINK KING BLACK LAREL! In fact, . « . By Groves The Siory of Dr. Wassell PAGE FIVE bulges with excitement WOMEN In Cecil B. DeMille's! Mightiest Technicolor! Gary's Most Exciting Adven. ture Romance! MAN weand... Paramount presents GARY COOPER CECIL B. DeMILLE'S “The Story of Dr. Wassell” IN TECHNICOLOR it Laraine Day + Signe Haste Dennis O'Keefe « Carol Thurston Carl Esmond * Stonley Ridges Produced and directed by CECIL B. DeMILLE PLAYING TONIGHT ONLY at the TIOMENTURY | LT s G e AL RS W TR W A Sandborn, Mrs. J. Hammer, Frank L. Oliver, F. L. Long, Harvey Hig- gins and N. A. Sutherland. iod.”) i PAST i PRESENT @\ —————————— JUNEAU WATER CO. APPRAISAL | AND NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS (Summary) | : FUTURE Effective March 1-1946 all boat “RON “*RCND owners will register with the Har- $ $ bor Master twelve hours in advange Land and Land their desire to go on the city grid Rights 11,960 in the Boat Harbor. Collecting and Impound- Florsheim ShOes ALBERT F. BIXBY, Harbor‘;/logst;l; ing Reservoirs .. 23,034 3 | o Will Man Succeed us a World - Builder? LET GOD'S WORD ANSWER Hear Bible Lecturer H. F. 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