The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 3, 1946, Page 5

SATLRD'\\ AUGUST 3, 1946 HURRY “TARZAN" SUNBAY we joyfully bring you the same kind of fun amu en mued in Kiss and Tell’ He cnly wanted one girl in his arms Rut ended with three in hm h.nr' family thought he “Tarzan Hrous: LEAVES TONIGHT!-Plus-"IDEA GIRL" “IDEA GIRL” IS ON AT 8:12—10:42 IS ON AT 7:00--9:30 ALL THE WORLD LOVES SO YOU'LL SEE IN THE AND . . ABABY . . . MOST ENTRANCING “"MARCH OF TIME" EVER MADE SELIFE WITH BABY™ See what babies and children of various ages are capabl of doing. Parents will have more patience and show gremer undersianding of their offspring \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ! \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ) \ \ \ aflar o H H : aiter seeing this. \ \ \ \ \ \ \ )\ \ \ \ \ \ N \ \ \ \ \ \ \ s \ \ \ \ \ ! \ \ YOU'LL RAVE ABOUT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BABY PICTURES EVER SCREENED! ADDED STRICTLY FOR LAUGHS . “WILD AND WBOLFY" AN M. G. M. TECHNICOLOR CARTOON WITH THE BIG BAD WOLF TURNED DESPERADO— AND KIDNAPPING A SLICK-CHICK! with ROBERT COME EARLY ON SUNDAY ———— CONTINUOUS SHOWS ALL “SNAFU" 1:55—3 : “LIFE WITH BABY” DAY 3 B "SNAFU" COMING world loves a baby, so the sa | goes. This short uld be } i d % - the most popular ever made B 7 SRR A MRS. FRENCH GOES SOUTH AFTER TWO MONTHS VISITIN BILL AT CAPITOL ! IRkI!!ES “Snafu!”—the play that howling comes THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THE "INCENDIARY | BLONDE” FEATURE | AT 20TH CENTURY, This lor special stream- | lined particu for Betty Hutten openir he 20th Century. | The it her best portray I'c n around whom ! for Betty n Guinan might al who | night clubs | Naturally in actress of | Miss Hutton | wood to chal- | in Holly premacy Blonde ' the open- | in Texas a rodeo show | s joins up and | | finds I love wiht boss Rom- | lero Kilzannon, played by Arturo de | | cordoy | Disc ted because her love i not returned, Texas runs off to New York w the show's press agent | (Bill G in). She’sa hit and Broadway puts her name up in ot forgot- lights. But Kilgannen and with a triangular love af- air on hand, audiences are sure to get & suf of romance in | “Incendiar 4 | - e North Sea Goes South r North Sea arrived from | at 7:15 o'clock | Steain: A last evenir with the following passengers for | Juneau Mrs. P. C. Ramer, D. Gillis, Albert | Patnode, Mrs. Albert Patnode, M S. Hartley, Sam Hartley, Frank Hartley, William Hartley | k George, Louis Low, Paul Raymond Lind Chris Didrickson, Wiillam T. Mahoney, s, Joseph Beal, Mrs, night, | , were 10 o'clock mmodations t the following For Petersbu Neilsen and baby Jane Wasvick, Arlis W Arline Ar X ard C. | B. Wasvick, and Schmitz and baby. | Mrs. Lewis Brown 1 1, Don Meisanzahl, on, William Fry, 1, Zaida Carlson, attle: Joe Withers, Mrs. J Withers; Herman ¢ , Melvin F. Dersham, Lt Ca | giver ern Light Chu ¢ by, Vie Dr. R. L, ¢ { ex | Stryker is a | the club. Lo ) _PAGE FIVE Starts Tonight FEATURE AT 7:35 and 9:40 P. M. MATINEE SUNDAY - 2:00P. M. AT ELAST! Betty Artu Hutton - de‘ Cordova b INCEND!A The Lifetime of Texas G 5 2 . wih CHARLES RUGGLES . ALRERT DEKKER BARRY FITZGERALD THE PICTURE THAT MARKS PARAMOUNT'S ONE-THIRD OF A CNTURY OF ENTERTAINING THE WORLD e LATEST NEWS FIRST Miss Paul, will be | , featuring 7 at the erll)l-' ptember ked to sign @ Gilbert Members were @ d b sent M esident to M birth ¢ former ratulations on the n Dr. Block was introduced as the Ii D“ih’ Seheduled Trips screen of the Capitol Theatre e R. L. Wolfe, Mrs. |guest speaker. She gave a short|} . i (i a George Abbott film pr Mrs, Matilda Holst French and wolfe |but interesting outline of what under Columbia Pictures’ re! her small daughter, Chloe, left on Chat Oski, C. Wall, Mrs. L. S.|the Territorial Department of T0 Sunday. Nothing could be fur the North Sea after spending June Freuen and baby, John Bilkei, Jr., | Health is attempting to do for! ) 3 than the hit stage play, but this is.| and July vacationing with her Ward W. Ward, Roy A. Tudor. rippled children. The Health De- Sflka wrangell It's the story of a returned boy mother, Mrs. Jennie Holst Mrs. C. Swanson and children, | partment took over this project in hero whose family still thinks he’s| Os her way to her home in Whit- T. P. McGrath, Jane English, Lo 11937, Previously it was andled a baby. Screwy! . Novel! . . .| tier, Calif, Mrs. French will be aine English, Tim McCarthey, W. C.! through the Governor's office. ‘ - Antic! . Funpacked! . . . Up- met by her husband in Seattle. Higley There have been reported since R PelerShm‘y KEIChlkan roarious! 1t's the 1946-model com- | From there they plan to drive along| Howard Dusch, Mrs. H. Dusch, {1937, 608 cases of crippled children| ) : edy with lost of new modern fea- the coast route to California. Mr. Ruth' Anderson, A. Romero Filip, in the Territory. These children | ‘ tures. “Snafu!” | French has recently been dis- J ta Romero, Dorothy Romero, | are taken care of at the Swedisir! The title of the charged from the service. colorful language and means uation normal, all fouled up.” Robert Benchley, Vera Vague, Conrad Janis, Nanette Parks, Janis| wilson, Jimmy Lloyd and Enid Markey are the featured players. play is GI's “sit- Also Trips 0 BAINES SKAGWAY HOONAH AND OTHELR SOUTHEASTERN PORTS turn to the States she had expected. sooner She plans to On the bill is also a March return to Juneau in about two K Matthews, Walter La; G. L.y 7 H =43 time's short, “Life With Baby.”| more yea and will probably giye Holmes, Mrs. Bernice Lipper, Twila | .| ForlInformation and Reservations Phone 612 | iy sovenis of youns childien b rensert ot that time. Westiall, Raymond B, Dow, . Daw | may have more patience with their AT LR SRR \Mn R. Dow, Leo Hall, E. C. Anmld‘ g 3 P B —— et s e I o 54 = 2 P s, i = | offsprings after seeing this release. land wnfc E]i/nbem Nelson. y The subject shows what babies and HOSP"A[ "0“,) | There Is NO Subsl'ruipi children of various ages are cap- 1 Or able of doing. Tests carried on: St Ann's Hospital admitted the Au USI Box Io BE by Dr. Arnold Gesell and his staff|sollowing medical patients yester-) Newspaper AdVEl’hSlngl i i Tniversiy i of end day.” s 5. worgn, ic DACKED THURSDAY development are deploted. (ALl tke {Tonsgard, Dolores Lohr and Bon-| S 5 T s & RS 5ol ST “niu Hulse. Discharged from St. Ann’s were| BY Bpw( MEMBERS - medical patients Frances Kmfls- | A bury v bury and Mfs. Nina Kelly. : The weekly luncheon of the B. ————— | ; 3 - _— Gy P. W. Club was held in the T t 3 LET’S MAKE A DATE [ momiinsm, ook, Jass erg left on thel,. . hoon with 25 members pres- |1 + Princess Louise to spend a month i warned that the & g;;:;xllg friends and relatives m; Miss Ruth Cnmn. ‘ | To Go Dancing e south, Miss e pians (o[ 141008 Ohalimen, resa u eter ! visit her brother A Tak ard lsl(‘l Hnm the President nf lh( B.P. W.| ‘ |2y and R Dempat .Dxdwlt *|Club at Nice, France, thanking the et il T e e wity, | Juneau Club for the box received THlend: ik uneau WILBiy. (hat club, (it being one of the > \:nd‘ e z:r:::x “;Z:‘“‘k’]:é ‘l‘(“El“““ sent by the local group). Miss 0 o nel a 8 3 ! University of Alaska to enter her| in announced that at “lh( 5 s | sophomore year. | reon the coming Thursd ' g members were being asked to ta. t H .t —— 3 H ill"l contribution for the box to, ——— | i Tap dancir.g, paton twiriing, toe be packed for August. These con- d i 2 | tributions may consist of cloth § |dancing, eccentric, character, acro- ] ! batic, moderne. Boys class in acro- in geod condition, n()(‘ necessarily 3 batis. Social dancing for begin- 1€ food parcels, especially prm‘u-x, | e Always Your Faverite Drinks jners. Studio 411 Seventh. Red 575, e SPoecktle buiding | Co | ! 5 tics are greatly appreciated. The EQ'.'ALIZATION BO boxes will be packed nex turday N e Ask for Your Faveorite Tumnes | ASSE: | tiomoon at 280 oclock at the| / | SSMENTS A ] | The City Council will meet as a i(m Cross reoms in the Shattuck| | Board of Equalization on tax mat- ters at $:00 P, M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall August | ! You'll Have An Evening of | Oll ave n Venlny 0 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th at which time : § ,all complaints on property as: REAL ENTERTAINMENT! ments witin the Gy of Jun ! will be taken care of. ’ ’ City Cerk. | C. L. POPEJOY, Fuat publication, August 3, 1946. WWMWWM Last publication, August 8, 1946 Mrs. French had planned to give | a concert upon her arrival in Ju- erford, Louis Soahe, Miss J. Whittle, neau, but due to strikes and other | Mr labor troubles she arranged to re- Wil than Henretta Peter Rietveld. [ Mrs. C. A. Wood, Mrs. C. A, Ruth- | j Lena Wilson, Louise Kipp, W. M u 2uilding and at that time members will be asked to do whatgver mend- \ ing is necessary. Mrs. Laura Ordway gave a .shmt sume of her recent trip and club mbers are looking forward to omised showing of the movies aken. ss Frances E. Paul was pre- ented and it was announced the concert to he spousored by the, Hospital and Orthopedic for J. H. Honn and children, June | plock on, Irene Conklin, Mrs. Howard | (_'m].“”,;" Pr DEADlINE FOR Intm-uutiunuluumning candidates S. Attorney comes first _| Building her Hospital A few cases are cared Shriner’s Hospital. Dr. that the Crippled m draws no lin color or ced. That on ps the Native Service paid ansportation and the Crip- Division the hos- n Seattle. at the stated ain he tr sled Childrens’ italization. - e i | | | ] c | " | | | i | L CITIZEN EXAM IS ON MONDAY a { more than a itioners having | nship examina- °d States Jr., With only core of eligible en their citi: ions so far, Un y Patrick J. Gilmor adlin for natural ion is next Monday. Tuesday, August 6, wili be the y when qualified petitioners will admitted to United S s citi- District Court here the examination by the U enship in the ~but Applicants are to @ he Clerk of the Dis flcor of he Fifth For men who shave daily GLIDER “No-Brush” Shave Cream * * * The MODERN shave cream for MODERN men MOTOR REBUILD and MARINE SERVICE IS HERE!? 1o Hit songs in, high, wide and What Do You Want r. ftabe Those Eyer At Me For™ “R, Joer RY — and Mary Phillips - Bill Goodwin - Edward Ciannelli The Maxellos - Maurice Rocco Diveced by GLORGE MARSHALL + Varsmouss Picwre LATEST NEWS FIRST Everything Sporting (Tl SPORT CENTER e s i e S BUS SBRVICE to... 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