The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1946, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA romenenny ) . p g o i Le¢ Leon, Za as De Leon, Andres Jy, E " MUSI(AI- HII ES yDoten, Honorata Idica, Antonio ¥ I RS Mamallo, Jose Martinez, Jimmie | CAPITOL'S BILL |renccs, ios e e AS FEATURE BILL | quinia, arc clintine, Julia OPENING SUNDAY c::- . AT 20TH CENTURY | Betty Hartley, Martin Obsather,| | | Warner Brother's latest cihematic Florence Holton, Harry Sperling,| “Anchors Aweigh,” which is op- Charles Burr, Phyllis Gamashe, ening Sunday at the Capitol Thea- Dorothy Ainsworth, Duncan Camp-{q.eount of romar wdventure and Bt B Nicholson, Willam Uisience, with a background of neu- to movie fans, one of the ohnert, Helen Carlel i 9’ 00 1 o Burope at war Sgbtiul musicals of. th lem,{poms in tonight at ‘umizo‘;; Cen-| i“’“m“g sitra o i 2 Taylor, |yury. The film is “The Conspira- ‘lxalhr)n Grayson and Gene Y, -an| {t6ts® "and it Stars Hedy Lamarr {many elaborate production num- ———e———— {ahat Baul ”“"“,K‘;;‘ ki Lisbon, Portugal, mads fascinat-| ing and dangerous by the influx of {bers, a highly amusir {grand supporting cas HEAVY HA[IBUT and ot refugees and spies from a war-torn lANDiN I DAY continent, makes a dazzli ! drop for this times picturization | SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1946 S 00O, |CLEAR THE DECKS! | SUNDAY, COMES M-G-M°S MUSICAL JOY IN TECHNICOLOR RNOW ! Warner’s Romantic Sensation STARTS TONIGHT! [ leave from nchored off e idolizes Joe, ft carrie |San Diego. Clarence Doolittle (8in: iof romance and adventure. Besides | not cnly because the older sailor' Today's fish 1 s were as fol- {Heddy Lamar and Paul Henreld, WHILE once rescued him from drowning, lows: Peter s Tundra, 20,- WRO Supply the love interest, also| ISTORY but also because Joe is the ship’s 000 pounds of halibut; John Sun- It the cast, furnishing sinister aon. characterizations to the perilous preceedings, are those masters in WAITED ! “master wolf. derland’s Clarence, who up to now has Joe White's M 4 | spent all his shore leave in public John Winte le Emma, 10,- internajional intrigue—Peter Lorre, | s he would like to 000 pounds and the Hazel S, a Sydney Greenstreet and Victor| / interest — girls, for Sitka boat, 4,000 pounds, all pur- Francen, appropriately —cast as sks Joe to get him chased by New England Fish Co,|Shadowy members of the European ate. In with salmon were E. O. Swm)_derrgx'uund Carol Thurston, | From then on the singing and scn's Elfin 8,000 pounds king; wil- Youthful Warner starlet, contributes, dancing pair of tars find themselves lian Cuthbert's Berthe, with 1,000 20 effective portrayal of a Portu-| in one hilarious situation after an- pounds, both loads ht by the Buese fishermaid who provides| other as they meet Susan Abbott and the|Succer to the hnrr_md Paul Hen-j' (Kathryn Grayson), a beautiful Winni- reld. Joseph Calleia and Edward | Hollywood “extra” who is seeking a fred R., skippered by 'y Lang- Clanelll are also in evidence as singing career in the movies, and seth, with her last load of Taku SYmpatbetic Portuguese police of-| |attempt to arrange an audition for River gill netted fish, 7,000 pounds,|fic!3l @hd trouble-burdened Portu-| |her with Jose Iturbi. Things be- ———————— [ s General, respectively. | jccme a little complicated when | The scréenplay was adapted from | Clarence also meets a waitress from (OASTAI- A'RI.INES the Fredric Prokosch novel of the Brooklyn. same name by Vladimir Posner and ' Among the many musical hlgh-‘ I", OUT YESIERDAY Leo Rosten with additional dialogue lights are “I Begged Her” and “We by Jack Moffet. Hate To Leave,” sung by Frank Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the g P Saniy RS and Gene; Sinatra's rendition of following yesterday to Ketchikan:| “What Makes the Sunset,” “The G. Powell; to Petersburg, Van'y, ... Tt i Charm of You,” and “I Fall In Kirk; to Wrangell: Mr x*?]d Mrs. ;l(u‘)rc‘isxml\‘i](;:adgs:t ift nis tol}:nve Love Too Easily”; Gene’s |“The William L. Mahoney; to Sitka: 3 b e Mi’mlua iste, the marchion- 15,000 pounds; aid, 4,000 pounds; ‘The. model for Leonrado da with JOSE "unnl Worry Song” and Miss Grayson's James, Mrs. Uht, W. Uht, J. Mont- “All of a Sudden My Heart Sings.” gomery, H. D. Pond, Mrs. G. Lewis; | DEAN STOCKWELL ———————— to Tulsequah: W. Krook; to Lake @ o —— Florence: A. Palmer, B. Love, C. D 0 PAMELA BRITTON @ ® e e 08 ® 8 %% Devoney D. Sandborn; to Hoonah: U G L A s “RAGS” RAGLAND i £ L. F. St. Germaine, J. Houston, E. c 0 L I s E u‘ M f TIDE TABLE Shortridge, 1. Felton, S. Rude; i from Hoonah: A. O. Williamson, SUNDAY ANNE BAXTER JOHN HENROID SUNDAY DINNER FOR A SOLDIER JUNE 2 High tide 3:09 am., 19.7 ft. Low tide 9:51 am., -4.0 ft. High tide 16:15 p.m., 16.0 ft. Low tide 21:57 pm., 2.3 ft. Ole Lierno, Alice Hillman," Philip Jogeph, Pat Daniels; to Pelican: J. Haas, J. McKinley, J. Hager- men; from Pelican: B. Bolt, H., Bolt; from Tenakee: Mrs. F. Slagle; | from Sitka: G. Johnbe, H. Engle man; from Haines: H. Ellingen; | from Hawk Inlet: S. Howe. | e * Dn Technicolon! SEE—7m—— GENE KELLY and JERRY MOUSE Dance TOGETHER! || Most Amazing Musi- al Number in Screen 3 History! IMPORTANT NOTICE!? | Because “Anchors Aweigh” is 214 hours long, the following schedule will be effective SUNDAY— CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES with COM- PLETE shows starting at. S “"SYDNEY GREENSTREET - PETER LORRE VICTOR FRANCEN - JOSEPH CALLEIA . CAROL THURSTON . Directed by Jean Negulesco Screen Play by Viadimis Pozner and Leo Rosten + Additional Dialogue by Jack Moffitt « From the Novel by Fredric Prekasch + Musio by Max Steiner SHOWS AT GR MATINEE 7:30 —9:30 P. M. . SUNDAY 2:00P.M. § .. JUNE 3 High tide 3:57 a.n, 185 ft. Low tide 10:40 a.m., -2.9 ft. High tide 17:08 pam.,, 15.3 ft. Low tide 22:50 p.m., 4.0 ft. * o °© s ° o o PAN AMERCAN HAS BG LOADS FRIDAY Pan American Airways yesterday 1:50 - 4:23 - 6:56 - 9:29 !flew the following passengers to “Anchors Aweigh” starts 2:01—4:34—7:07—9:40 and from Seattle and interior C 0 M E E A R L Y o' : l' ipo'i;;tS:Seanle: Albert Fagerberg, “ " f |George Moore, Robert Morgan, 'CHICAGO KID t 8:20-10:43 ENDS TONIGHT! 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