The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1946, Page 5

MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1946 with a GOING MOD IT'S LOOREY! IT'S TUREY! IT’S HILRRIOUS! CUPID GOES NUTS! AND—LAUGH WITH PETE SMITH in “HOLYWOOD SCoUT” A TECHNICOLOR THRILL 1N “SHRINE! | coory The Muscle M SAMPLER 5 OF YUCATAN” n in “OLYMPIC CHAMP” # The Whole Town Is Laughing about the lovin' in “THAT NIGHT WITH YOU" NEW TEHRILL IN MUSIC! ... THE WORLD'S MOST GLORIOUS RN AS NEVER BEFORE! MELODIES Feature is on at 8:04—10:07 THE NEWS of the DAY NOW SHOWING ON OUR SCREEN! SHOWPLALE or. BAND PRACTICE TUESDAY NIGHT The Juneau City Band will hold| the weekly practice tomorrow night in the High School Gym, starting at 8 o'clock. Marches and over- tures will probably be on the racks 1in preparation for a concert and also a parade on July 4. Director Joseph Shofner asks that all bandsmen be on hand for a good practice. F e e SH LANDINGS | The following boats landed fish | here tcday: Magnus Hansen’s Ex- plorer, 32,000 pounds of Area III 'FARCE COMEDY 56 FLY WEST BY " WITH 4 STARS | ALASKA AIRLINES CAPITOL'S BILL sviine over mriany, saturaay and Sunday with Alaska Airlines were the following passengers from | 1 A new combination of Hollywood THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA i | | | Anchorage: F. Scheen, 8. W. stars made their first appearance g.p it Helen Pr: stor, ‘Mrs, Gil- | Itogether at the Capitol Theatre yovo™ Sorey. Mrs. H. Wright, A.| | yesterday when Fanchot Tone, Su- p !sanna Foster, Louie Allbritton and | David Bruce took bows in the Uni- lversal musical farce comedy, “That Night With You.” | The story revolves around a girl Karnes, Dr. G. A. Doelker, Bill Parker, L. Hagen, and Ole Roll- and; from Cordova: Salome Si- mansen, James R. O'Brien, Carl H. Keil, and Joseph Balsstrieri. On the return flight the follow- | | | HEART INTEREST FEATURE IS NOW AT 20TH CENTURY With the showing of Belty ovie Ador Ha" Is Dead.Smmrs “A Tree Grows in B lyn” on the screen at the 20th Ce — |tury, a great and new kind of mo- LOS ANGELES, June 24.—Will- tion picture was born. jam S. Hart, eastern-born “wild! Never before has any motion pic- west” movie actor of a quarter of ture so probed the depths of the a century ago, died late last night hearts of real, flesh-and-blood peo- of a lingering infirmity which had Ple never has the screen been —_PAGE FIVE FOUR OR FIVE TIMES A YEAR A MOTION PICTURE PRODUCED THAT STANDS HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE GOOD ENTERTAINMENT THE BEST-SELLING BOOK IN YEARS BECOMES THE BEST-LOVED PICTURE OF A LIFETIME! 48 "Wild West" n- who dreams of starring on the ing departed for Anchorage: Em‘ca]led his son home from Wash- so filled “'“h. such richness, ten- sta while working as a wailtess ogneq Robert Morton, Mrs, Gil- inBton, D. C, last month to enter derness and joyous \{ndvrwnm 3 in a diner Suzy Foster brings podo’ Sorley, Ed Orr, Katherine 2 Court fight over the dying man's s 1S revealed in 20th Centur ¥ the girl vividly to life, and under Sorley, L. T: Bruner, Pauline Wells, affairs. Fox’s beautiful filmization of vll\l\ X skilled direction of William A. Seit- pootrice Wells, H. M. Gustaveson,| The iron-faced hero of many a bet-seller of best-sellers. “A Tree ‘L er the plot sends her through & g clara Harvey, Jacqueline Col- MOVie gun battle died peacefully in Grows in Brooklyn" is th2 perfect " o - series of hilarious situations. well, Betty Foote, Hope Speistad (® hospital His physiclan, Dr. H. D, filming of the novel that has made fggOiracted by ELIA KAZAN . produced by LOUIS D. LIGHTON First step in Suzy's program t0 ojver Wolf, Louise Pauls, Peggy Van Fleet, issued a statement say- millions laugh, cry and cheer. h Screen Piay by Tess Slesinger and Frank Davis + Adapted from the Novel by Betty Smith make her ams come true, 15 %0 pau1c patsy Pauls, Glenna Halé, ing “death same without a struggle,| As those who have _u»ml the rich- win her way into the home of & p.uid Bauer, John Tollson, Jr. just as though he were asleep.” 13_' touching book will know, the prominent impresario, Fanchot =~ .o Baker Calvin Brown, Rus- Hospital records gave Hart's age as film tells the story of the Nolans Tone. She wins Tone's confidence (. mayis, Simon edia, J. G.l83 M;»\n- press agents earlier had ;’f Brouklzn. ‘;f ;;K‘Sil‘ 11“"211“;!‘ 1\‘1‘-‘ by furnishing reasonable implication . given his age as 85. |tears, an of beir struggle for Wnat ane 16 T AAUGHIBA B ABNB a o B L S Rrt mete'| At the bedside was his son, Will- cxistenco and expression. 1 i the JAMES DUNN WON THE ACADEMY annulled marriage. 6 Bl A5G crickson, i8m S. Hart, Jr, 2¢, who last story of a who grew up . . Tone’s sacretary, played by Lou- M;:‘VF(])\;;(:\‘:_(k]\l;l!yr:::m):‘l;:r:fi'mlsog_ Thursday was appointed co-guard- ©f a man who never did . . . and AWABD FOR HIb PERFORMANCE IN ise Alibritton and the lunch room ..+ Baace J. W. McCrae. ‘|an, with George Frost. He had of a woman who wished she hadn't. THIS SMASH HIT' owner, played by David Bruce, re- sent this because it interferes with their own plans; Louise’s design to won Tone, and David's hope to marry Suzy and raise a famiy of six children. As the action proceeds, Suzy's supposed mother is introduced in the person of Jacqueline de Wit, who furthers the hoax for her own arrival of her Ole Mathiesen, W. F. Thompson, J. Rockwell, Mrs. Keith Gutherie, Ruby Hunter, R. L. Burgess, S. R. Peterson, and the following men for the Alaska Railarod: Stanton, Martin, Rademacher, Charest, Barn- Buick, Modum, Shallow, Cuna- way, Brown, Cisneros, Trezino, Sel zar, and Jeanette. To Fairbanks: Rose Pazourck, Ed- reasons until the win Kjera, W. Montgomery, and present husband. Then it becomes 'cyys Hennings; to Kanakanak: a hilarfous contest between Tone'yacier McWhorter. and Bruce to see who will marry R Suzy, with the end not rovealad until the final exciting moment. JUNEAU MAN 1S IN TRAINING, AVIATION ENGINEER OF AAF Pvt. Jack A. Hendrickson of Ju- North Sea Goes South The North Sea, arriving south- J. F. Gorsch, Mrs. Annie J Chandler, Bernice Joseph, |Benson, Eva Richmond, Josephin: kane, Wash,, according to word re- ceived today from Colonel Eric Dougan, Commanding Officer. The many skilled subjects taught| Tremel, Sgt. and Mrs. John Tusn“v.,,‘m Snil see Us. at the AAF Aviation School, such as repair and opera- Mrs. Francis Mix tions of automotive equipment,| Leaving for Seattle were Mrs. tractors and graders used in air- Harry DeLong and child, Mrs, port and highway construction, | Eloise Allen and two children, L. A. should prove of inestimable value Allen and child, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. as a civilian occupation. Drafting, | Myers, A. Schade, Mr. and Mrs. R. surveying and carpentry are somelT. Harris and child, Mrs. B. E. of the other subjects taught at the Benson, Mrs. Billie Jaegel and Engineer Training School. | child, Mr: and Mrs. Victor Ander- Upon completion of his training, |Son, Paul Power, C. L. Tubbs, Miss the new Aviation Engineer soldier|A. L. Tubbs. will probably be assigned to an| For Ketchikan: A. E. Hornseth, Aviation Engineer unit. These units' Mrs. Wm. Robertson, Mrs. John lare an integral part of the Army Mills, Mrs. C. Fosse and two chil- Air Forces and have as their mi: |dren, Mrs. J. Aldeson, Tom Ander- sion the performance of all engin-!Son, Wesley Hyers, Mr. eer work needed by the Air Forces‘gl dpé Mdul]v?:?&i!?rrs‘ B. J. Stod- i ers of operations. JGATG ARG, TR en. in all theaters of operatio: o g U Something new to military sci-| ence, the .Eviatinn Engineers’ per- | Harold Wheaton. formance in this war remains to], FOor Wrangell: Otis Morago, John e fully told. It is a matter of re- | McGregor, Mrs. Dorothy Collins and corded history, however, that the nfant: mechanical might of the Aviation| | Engineers in far-flung battle areas constructed bases from which were| .- —— ALL AUXILIARIES launched the many knock-out', lA"ER DAY s‘lms punches against the enemy. | —ee— | HAVE NIGHT SOCIAL EX-GUARDSMAN BACK 1 ; : Seh | The regular Monday night social Gordon W. Meyer, former MOMM "0 " oombineq guxiliaries of the l-c with the U. S. Coast Guard Gnuren of Jesus Christ of Latter unit here, returned to Juneau Snt-:‘my Saints will be held tonight at' urday, following discharge at Se"the IOOF Hall, Engineer Mrs. Lillie Lakin, John A. Carvel, and Mrs.! 1. |lion dollars. i | ! and| camp are having an excellent time neau, has begun training as an pound from Sitka at 10:30 a. m.,| Aviation Engineer of the Army sailed at 11:45 a. m. tc Air Forces at Geiger Field, Spo- brought the following pa nger: | last Saturday to “tell Mother hello” gy | | and Mrs., 1 | | ' ) | | 1o charged in court that his father was The story of the Nolans, whose feet walked a city's pavement, but whose eyes were on the stars, is packed plum-pudding-rich with the ‘e ay living hopes and fe sorrows and triumphs of every av- lerage family. Its appeal is univer- sal; it carries a tremendous emo- Winifred tional impact that will warm the everywhere. being improperly was incap: affairs. F cared for and of managing his own t, who said he was a long-time friend of the actor, was appointed sole guardian of Hart's estate, estimated at nearly a mil- YOU CAN SEE IT TONIGHT! TI0ENTURY AT THE Young Hart's mother, Westover, from whom the actor was hearts of everyone, divorced 20 years ago, had been al-| Dorothy McGuire is scen as T an IRST most constantly at Hart's side dur-|“Katie,” James Dunn as “Johnny ALWAYS T“E LATES s r ing the recent, critical stage of his/Nola Joan Blondell as “Aunt illess, but was not present when Sissy Peggy Ann Garner as & death came. Hart suffered a stroke “Francie,” Ted Donaldson as “Nee- OREGON YACHT IS last May. ley” and Lloyd Nolan as “Mc- New—Used—Rebuilt > > - Shane.” 3 ARRIVALS FROM STATES | 4 _ g S | The yachi Cygnet returned from | § npogore Transmissions, Gener- Arrivals from the States legl:‘“" Skagway S;Ilul‘(‘]fl\' and will leave < 1 !mg at the Baranof Hotel are: John " i weqnacday |[] ators. Starters, Carburators, NEWS | Mancell, San Francisco; Sam R. "°q St TEPUNS Mrs. g, w.| | Sheek Absorbers, Chev. Knee | Broadbent, Wash. D. C; G. T. WIET Y s. J. W. } Action Units, and a million other | v RESRRLY B fillston of Coos Bay, Ore, the | Hunter, Annapolis, Md.; E. F. - ; LT parts—1925 to 1945, “TELL MOTHER HELLO” Gamble, Seattle: Lorna Beatty, Se- CYenet will return home without|§ e Mail and Ship Promptly The girls at the Girl Scout : ’ 4 stopping &t Juneau after leaving | attle; Margaret McAllesse, Los An- Seattle Auto Wrecking Co. 1950—1st Avenue South Seattle, Wash. 8 ¢ ell geles, Calif.; R. E. Barbean, Bel- " o trict instructions to ' jingnam, Wash.; Roy Cookston, Mrs. Mamie Jensen, on her leaving Wash., D. C.: Dr. and Mrs. G. M and family, Topeka, Kans; (Dr. C. J. Keeton and daughter, | San Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Helen Mel- | Mrs. Jensen spent the past full oo g Louts Mo.: H. W. Davis Cl * - There are-35 Indian reservations in nine different states of Brazil. | and “tell them to write or come week at the Socut Camp as a su- A Seattle; Fay Caldwell, Bremerton, pervisor of Douglas Scouts. Tl"'f‘wash,- C. P. Brown, Inglewood had two days of rain, she states,| g i 5 G i ] but otherwise its been perfect wea-| ~ cparjes Wingate, El Centro, 0 ee ther. They had a circus carnival ! i > Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Carleton, C;‘ ]:”"'dgy to the delight of In:}L Alice V. Carleton, San Francisco, children. Mrs. W. R. Tucker left gq)ip o G. West, Hallie Twombley, yesterday to take over the duties Seattle: G. H. Larson, M. T. Bov;'» IS GOOD COFFEE of supervising the Scouts and will' .. Bérkeley, Cal George C. remain this week. | Gamill, Prescott, Ariz i “ Donna Lee Swift and Judy it < i Bl Niemi, Brownies, returned to their - SILEx corrEE homes here this weekend. | ¥ B | HOSPITAL NOTES ARVO WAHTO HERE | ——— Arvo Wahto arrived from Pelican' St. Ann’s Hospital admitted So- vesterday and will stay close to fus Eilertson and Mrs. Arthur Ber- home now because of the illness of ray for medical attention Saturday his father, Gust Wahto who has and James and Frank Oliver for been quite ill for some time. tonsillectomies yesterday. | Dismissed were James Smith, HOUSING PROJECT STARTS Franklin Essy, Mrs. C. J. Lloyd, Al-! The Sommers Construction of bero De Asis and Hoyt Day, all, Juneau has begun clearing the medical patients, and Mrs. Forrest| ground for the erection of 24 tem- Nottingham and her baby daugh- porary veterans dwellings in Doug- ter Evelyn. las. Friday and Saturday last week' The Government Hospital admit- | the company concentrated on an ted Danny Elderman of Taku Har- approa¢h where the units can be|bor over the weekend. taken off Army barges and hauled' their building sites. The units are being put in by the Federal Public Housing Authority and are specifically veterans housing. | is CLEAR and DELICIOUS! A Choice of Models at PARSONS ELECRTIC CO. Corner Second and Seward Sireets Visit THE NUGGET SHOP and See-=- THE LARGEST COLLECTION IN THE WORLD OF NATIVE-MADE TOTEMS-CURIOS Baskets, Moccasins, Mukluks and Hand Carved Ivory, Native-Made Parkas Souvenirs of All Kinds ; ‘nfim o ‘<h:ahbut, bought by Sebastian-Stuart attle a few weeks ago. He expects| ‘Grairman of the soclals, . Fred! 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