The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1946, Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1946 Extra ===-===- Added deietfetetede R T T W W 0T 0 T O M 0 0 5, 9 9 T 0 0 0 30 0 0 S 0 20 20 8 20 ‘Crimson Canary Found Murdered Death sounds trumpet at fatal jam session as weird orgies . Here's a spine- tingling murder mystery — Umversal s "The Crimson . Jwe Queen ldentifwd are revealed in downtown night club . Canary”’ — with Noah Beery, Jr., and Lois Collier. —PLUS ———— The Sensational ESQUIRE MAGAZINE All-American Band Winners! Coleman HAWKINS AND JOSH WHITE ZANE GREY'S towering novel of the roaring 80's————and the terror rule that struck the weak and hepless . . . and sear- ed the plains with vengeance! “WEST OF THE PECOS” with ROBERT MITHUM BARBARA HALE BILL WILLIAMS | ! 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M. 4:45 P. M. Atiention Thane Residenis - New Bus Service THANE BUS SCHEDULE FRIDAY Leave Thane 10:30 A. M. 3:30 P. M. TUESDAY Leave Juneau 10:15 A. M. 3:00 P. M. For Information CALL 108 and Ask for BILL TRIMBLE, Auk Bay Driver CUT OUT AND SAVE! A s s e PETTIFORD Singing his famous “ONE MEAT BALL % - -~ CAPIT“L Theatre M| THI; DAILY ALASKA EMPIRLAJL\I AU, ALASKA | Two fea |week end at the | tonight. Announced a {“The Geray in A n the su |and mus "film's ¢ | Hawki much publicized E: ican Band Winn |are featured prc ios' ser feature. tentions of the {which infe isection of |Miss Hale vlhen she to recuperate Mitchum, belie! youth, treats he discovers }love with her. | However, he k: up and two kil him by a crooked ? her 3 the roax a lot of hard fighting e and nt part een TephiAge inger, First Of- Same time to clear his own name of vat ; ficer Jim Merrihew, and Stewardess @ Mmurder charge trumped up by at- Patricia Bowers brought the fol- the rustlers her elements| 1—That tivities of the Jowing passengers here from An-| Heading the supporting cast is ss Pecos, Club be to members only|chorage yesterday: (Ukelele Tke), who Blll AT CAPITOL DUR!NGWEEKEND ELECTS G"rEuPS ures will be shown this Capitol starting new thrill-| Danny Morton, John band provides | version of s novel with Robert Mit- | were Ichum and Barbara Hale, the other Annoyed by the unwelcome and falls . | ADVISORY Bom HARBOR wa; TWO FEATURES AT OF TEEN-AGE CLUB | o 10TH CENTURY ARE aosmo TONIGHT he double feature bill at the ’l‘l!x Century will be screened for the last two times tonight “The Mad Monster,” just that [ JOCENTURY Summit of Pouls H\\ and idge, both of which left ‘ rday for Area III Make Re(Unll'\eflJ” 'OWS “The B, E. Hitrl Danpiie. Come | to Members-Expresses [bohs ‘lel‘;‘.‘\,"(.f,\f"f“?;-mff.‘f;f;hl\f'}o::‘ Approval of Achvmes |Hawk Inlet {he Juneau Welding and Mach- ! The Adv Shop reports the following “THE MAD MONSTER" At 8:26 and 10:48 a thriller, is e Teen-'ine Featured in this melodrama is Age Club met \l nd 1e home jobs: a new Aqua Master propeller Johnny Downs, supported by an un- i - ’ Steven | of Mrs. W Booth. Present were for Willis Roff's gas boat; new rub- usually competent cast, including Bandl! Ranger Mrs. l‘u ¥ Mrs. Sid Thomp- ber bearing for Gus Skinner's boat; Anne Nagel, Georgé Zucco, Glenn x McNaught ) r the Lula J,|S Sarah adden, Mae At 7:30 and 9:5c Mut. Booth Aune of Ketchi- Busuch and many othe | Mayor ; new propeller and shaft for| e thrilling rescue of an un- PL“S‘" dricks d Green's gas boat; new front|conscious girl from a runaway stage e quest of er take-off clutch for George coach features one of the exciting Elections of s was held| qu ny's 31B709 sequences in RKO Radio’s “Bandit and Mrs. Wiilis Booth was elected T Ranger,” a drama of the early 9:42 resident Jam McNaughton, Southwest starring Tim Holt Staris Saturday The plot revolves around the ef- PNA BRINGS IN 7; TAKES 12 TO WEST cowr. “ine <t tieves. who are Northern Afrlines with | Pankrupting the settlers and at the Treasurer Tom Morgan, Pacific Cliff Edwards the Club| 1, p, Rallahan, Capt. R. R. Mur- Pays Holt’s dude cowboy pal and 1ests on special ray, Mrs. R. R. Mur ¢, Mrs. Hal contributes several musical num- Gilfillan, Laura Lawson, Corporal bers. ~Joan Barclay has the fem- regular dues be required John T. 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