The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1946, Page 5

~JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE e o i, FILM "DANGERQUS o -0 : Welee S Ao . STARTS 1‘%:3'{'".':‘*1&',"“1, PASSAGE" OPENS fi!)“[[//]’[//]}’ TONIGHT 1HE I)All\ /\LAbk/\ EMPIRE "MASTER RACE" |CITY BAND OFF ' FEATUREDBILLAT TO GOOD START, SENSATION OF THE CAPITOL TONIGHT FIRST PRACTICE - SCREEN.... A DARING i o e 3 ¥ Germany’s secret bid for domin-!cff to a good start "G ' l i cature at the 20th Century tonizhi PICTURE FEARLESSLY | o o o o e oo ety atendea we| 0161 LOVET™ OF 5o "ehn” Towers st povi & Al Al grossingly told in Edward A. Gold-|first practice, held in the Grade {Brooks. The chiller ¢ th PRODUCED? 1946 FONIGHT THE SUPER-SHOCK horse: Cha Hern. ge,” Paramount aboard a tr st rantee to en’s unusual production for RKO| School Auditorium at 8 o'clock last warner Bros ls adventu adio, “The Master Race,” at the and the manner in which ler which is & gue pitol Theatre. played the many marches H the movie-goer's hair on edge | Woven around the theme °d on the stands by J. J. Ighly pald A(lor' The intrigue starts almost |the Nazis have merely been figur argher, indicated they could al- jonce with Lowery finding he's heads for the real leaders of G most take part in any parade, PHILADELPHIA, March 20. — \olo heir to a sizeable fortune left many — the fi ¢s who evolved | yioht now Boyer, filmdom's “great by his grandfather. Bob needs only {the “master race theory which t is pected that at the prac- re “m“ $207,500 last year to present himself at Galveston to _ same place Bros. Pl 7% iclaim the money. Since he is in Nt ed b World W and that these same leaders are even' g will see maybe 20| as the company’s highest paid eme |Eritish Hondu a long boat try H\\'uns him and it's on this trip [now preparing to try again in an-|gcians in the turn out. AnY|ployec ! other twenty years to conquer tr isictan who can read at sight, 15| His salary was disclosed today mwl!mr the lion's share of the ac- world, the picture p: nts a viv nted in the band and for furth-|(he company’s annual report to the tloli\ takes pl Sl ey B J el sl v ” LS ove Phyllis B o e e olonel | ¥ Particulars @l they have 10 dojSecurities and Exchange Commis-|p, R e BN et The central character is a Colonel i (o get the information from Ed|{sion, rooks on the tingne 3 dos Dol the Junker O Garnick at Garnick's Grocers.| Michacl Curtiz, Warer Bros. di- f:s‘;v.lb““,‘:“ i S ’"'m,l' vl Mo 1 o There are several instruments,irector, was the company's second . A R " fadnie many’s destiny, even as the Germ. o Ry . v 1 . with little time for romance. Bob's SR liand O the tve| WOREE O the old City Band,|highest paid employee, earning |g qdenly beseiged by a gang of cut- LIRS CRER. QOVRBI o N5 ' | available, and all they need 15 a 203,750 i 3"» ”_‘41‘ it jj“l gt of surrender he disguises himealt |y n TG o m e i b RS hroats aboard ship engag ! place was Errol Flynn, ¢muggling activities. Simultaneous- as a Belgian patriot and goes to L i the little village of Kolar in Bel —f ke R o |1y, Charles Arnt, the crooked law- I igium where, as the Allied forc SENGERS gy 7 : yer who executed the will, {march in, he pretends to be anxious 43 pAs M_ASKA MR“"H IS pears on the scene with Lowrey's impersonator. The idea is to do lto help in the task of reconstruc- d | Instead, he stirs up unrest among ; From that point on, there's [the villagers and sets them against| Pan American Airways flew the the American and British troops.|following passengers to and from| Arriving on the Alaska Airlines:pounding, pulsating action, gossip- How the ambitious scheme works Jineau yesterday: Starliner Nome with Captain Al|ers say, which includes bar room out in Von Beck's se provides the To Seattle: Warren Gauthier, Bet- | Peterson, Flight Officer John {brawls, gun fights plus a share of thrills in this drama. George Cou- |ty Shcemaker, Paula Wells, Harold [Thompson and Stewardess Petee moonngh! romance on deck louris plays the part of Von Beck,' Peterson, Joseph Rosenwog, Frank | Stiver on Tuesday were the fol-| L eee - jand Osa Massen, Carl Esmond,| Clayton, Lawrence Gastner, Fred | lowing passengers from Anchorage: | DRINK KING BLACK LABEL |Nancy Gates and Stanley Ridges Casey, Irene Casey, Art Hedges, |Betty Shoemaker, W. Gauthier, Mrs, | — thave lmpurtam roles in the film. Roy Ferguson, Sylvia Davis, Vir-|Paul Wells, H. Peterson, and Mrs. - - | ginia Peterson, Fred Burch, David|H. Peterson Milharn, Janet Ames, Gideon Casto, On the return flight, the follow- ‘HVE FIRST DEGREES AT iMidrea Covey, Thomas Ferrell,irg left for the Westward City: James - Baird, William Cope. Robert Erickson, Eugene R. Lock- | K“lGH‘I‘S or (OluMBuS To Fairbanks: Mariam Jarman,|hart, Daniel Weinberg, James | James Jarman, Robert Cox, Harold | Gwynn, Richard A. Klett, A. F. COMrLELE BRUW A (b and EXTRAL GV or e JAY presents i 2 g X g 2 | .Hunt, Alice Hunt; to Whitehorse: { Waldron, May Waldron, Woodro Speaking of Animals Featurette FIRST FILIGS of Russians in Mukden, | In impressive ceremonies con-|Henry Hadersheck, Dorothy Haders-| Welling, June Welling, George | P Ay ducted by J. F. Mullen, Acting beck. | Nagengast, Nicholas Williams, Eu- Talk of the Town flklalloma Oulhw Maichurna! Grand Knight, the Knights of Col-| From Seattle: Mada Angell, Vir-|gene Crase, Herman Sandvick, | Miisteal Cartoon umbus last night conferred First|ginia Angell, James Sternberg,|Sophie Sandvick, Pauline Nelson, ‘_ ’ L.SO— . | Degree orders on Laurence F. Zach, ' Vennie Cecil, Neal Cecil, Patricia | Dan Bissonette and Virginia Bis- | Jamm]n Qhe Yankee noodle | Tnomas Rudolph, Theodore J.! Wood, Eugene Wood, Roy Ander- | sonette; to Cordova, R. B. Clifton. | Smith, Norman Bucy and Robt. J. son, Helen Meacham, Howard Mea- | - o> Blues ncnkey LOUIS and CONN Warm Up for the BIG FIGHT! VOLCANIC ISLE SHOOTS UP IN THE PACIFIC | Thibodeau. cham, Cora Brouillet, Robert Brad- | Also at last night’s meeting, held s . George Gasser, Carl Hansen, | {in Parish Hall, the Knights made, Archic Barley, James Bueide, Os- Ifeble Damages Afe B ! FAST F 00X NEW s a generous donation to the Rev.|car Boom, Edna Boom, Fred Burch, | {Louts B. Fink's Mission, which be- | Dave Long, Barbara pemueunn,sough‘ by OPA h—om’ sireer and lorely R ! gins Sunday | John Zilowike, Lee Osbeck, Emo | - D | Ravet, Andre Bakken - DRINX KING BLACK LABE}Q! /| Andrew Hines, Gus Dagg, Freder- ‘Iwo llquor (on(ernsl’ 5%”[ Per[ “ me ! G | i { | SEATTLE, March 20.—The OPA} 0Sfll N o o sharges violations of the Emergency # “ S il )y M Protective U THY KINCDOM COME” Erice Gontrl ack and aaked vl | usicians rroleciive URion damages on sales of Tom Burns - . I e blended whiskey in Federal Court| Shai weaves a subtle spell. Light LOCAL NO. 672 WHEN? trial of Jack Kessler and Trving| and lingering fragrance that is A H Levine, doing business as the K & | quite irresistible. 2 ; - 1, Distributors and Alfred Shyman | » A' F’ 0' l“ Ha" as the Alaska dism-] doing business Hear What the Bible Answers butors, | Plen Sgpe Sge It alleged the K & L distributors | The Kexall Store - IN PUBLIC ADDRESS BY overcharged the Alaska distributor Reg"llar Me(’t’.”g " i and that the Alaska distributors | ! . A N overcharged purchasers of the)| ~ i B ) ® e whiskey in Alaska. It asks damages‘I totalling $155,103.75 from the K & TR A N S PO RTAT I 0 N | ReEnpspeniative gl Watchiomen ooy L distributors and $125,583 from! the Alaska distributors. SRR AR N | Thursday, March 21, §P. M. P DOUGLAS COLISEUM THURSDAY — MARCH 21 TP. M. George Nagengast, Chitina, is a! C. I. 0. Union Hall suest af Hotel Juneau. 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