The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 17, 1946, Page 5

| SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 1946 PARDON FOR NEVER HAVING SHOWN YOU A COMEDY AS FUNNY AS THIS BEFORE! BUT . . . . uproariously different . . . so excruciatingly hilarious . . .so romantically refreshing! It starts SUNDAY with continous shows all day! mu(g\lefl“’ AN CHARM it Special Added Afiraction! The Intimate Life of a “PLEBE” in Qur Naval Academy ENDS TONIGHT! WARNER BAXTER in “THE CRIME DOCTOR’S WARNING” On at 8:24—10:45 ALSO ALLAN JONES in “SENORITA FROM THE WEST” On at 7:00—9:30 2 HERE, TOO. Anchorage Némes High School Head ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 17— Willafd W. Lahnum, Western State College graduate and formerly teacher at schools in Eagle and Gunnison, Colo., today was named | Principal of the Anchorage High | Schodl, At the same time Earl A. ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER (0. JUNEAU and DOUGLAS, ALASKA Cheerful Distributors of Friendly Dependable 24-Hour Electric Service . A First Class Repair Shop Manned by Skilled § Telephone Service . . . No. 616, Juneau, Oifice No. 6 { Sandness, 1943 graduate of the Uni- | versity of Oregon and formerly on the university coaching staff, was named high school athletic director A G S L | KENDALL HERE Bruce Kendall, former owner of the Gastineau Hotel, arrived here yesterday from Anchorage. He is staying at the Baranof. - ‘The Austra; death rate is one of the lowest in the world. and and operate Mechanics OUR PAST | we just never had a picture so and DONALD DUCK and GOOFY AR THE LATEST "NEWS OF THE DAY DIRECT from NEW YORK by PAA AIR EXPRESS! SHOWPLALE oF | Retailersof General Electric, Hot Point, Bendix f and Kelvinator Products MacMURRAY 1S "IN DUAL good time at re Fred MacMutray is in Columbia’s “Pardon My Mutual Production, beginning morrow. Perhaps we had better say two rare good times, for Fred is playing a duel role ven so, however, it's hard to get enough of him red’s past is your laugh-ioaded present. He's loved by a girl h never seen. He's pursued by a wife he'd never married and he's st o ed by a killer he's never been in troduced to. It all comes it when Fred is|an en for b twin brother, a el whom Fred has nevs and is threatened wi 1gster said brother After the gangster mceney Fred has the buying of a mink farm nership with an Army pal Demarest), the pair unwitt to the brother’s house to re! ve their lost money ‘There, Fred's idoentity mistaken and the Complications pile up fast twin's divorced wife son), his eccentric (Harry Davenport) daughter (Karolyn crocked and (Douglass Dumbrille), and not least his impecunious Joan (Marguerite whom Fred falls heavily When the brother Mexico, things really get with Fred finally thing up and exj uncle. owes takes whom gra his lo sing the - TR AT THE FEATURE STARTS AT 2:00 — 6:04 — 10:10 106 House Surpjus Propert has cited refus The case now will be re! House Speaker Rayburn umbia for possible grand tion. If the gr should i jury ke charged and subject Conviction would entail a fine of $1,000 or a year ir both. IN “NO SAIL” for the data he can find. Al with some figures. Roger Slaughter asserts ridiculous to believe that who dealt in to show how Phonograph Records. eautiful. TIDE TABLE AUGUST 18 High tide, 5:19 am., 15.0 Low tide, 11:28 am. 13 High tide, 17:40 pm. 168 AUGUST 19 H Low tide, 0:13 am, 10 High tide, 6:15 a.m., 135 Low tide, 12:14 p.m, 27 High tide, 18:30 p.m., 163 ee 000 e v oo o, o #ume Carry your favorite holds one dram .... No luxury tax. * REFILLABLE! * LEAKPROOF! Juneau Drug $3,000 saved real fun (Rita Grimes), domineering Chapman) returns WASHINGTON, Augg. 17. committee Contract-broker jamin F. Fields for contempt. ‘The committee said, in filed in its records, that was “wilful and contempt he says, is a small notebook s But Chairman| millions of had only a small ledger memo pad he split his - D s & & AURSEN S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—)UNEAU, ALASKA LAUGH GETTER ROLE You have the promise of a rare| the Capitol Theatre,| arring Past,” & to- er Leard th death (Akim Tamiroff) to $12,000. all the for in part- (William ingly go try and is again starts. with the John- ndfather ely little uncle last hut relative, for from hilarious clearing every- thieving ' (ONGRESS COM. CITES_BROKER : FOR CONTEMPT — The Ben- an order Fields uous” in g to produce records of his dealings in surplus war goods. ferred to (D-Tex) who may refer it in turn to the U. S. Attorney for the District of Col- jury ac- find that to trial possible | 1 jail, or The portly contract-broker who | disregarded three committee requests | the documents yesterday, the legislators he had supplied all told 1 he has, et that it's a man dollars profits. Home' o scent, Totion or powder in this Tovely 18K gold platescatas’ lin dispensersatomizer « « « $3.00 + » LIFE GUARANTEE! Co. REPAIR JOBS FREE ESTIMATE Phone Douglas 192 Douglas Boat Shop ‘ NEW CONSTRUCTION and his| — STARTS TONIGHT! SUNDAY MATINEE 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY NIGHT and MONDAY e . o S PAGE FIVE MEDAL FOR BENNY AT 20TH CENTURY GRANTED ACCLAIM A Medal for Benny” is having | K€7 ight at the 20th Cen- i the motion pic- e assurance of this Paramount screen tury s re ture crit all, offerir 1 rate acclaim from all From e who've already been entertained by the simple, homey and hun ory written by John Steinbeck and Jack Wagner that the kest m Paren t command into production of this film |and i 1 the res of re- wards ince commenced. Arturo de and Dorc wout | Is this your answer — when the boy you Carrol ) ted role as the | play, ‘ | a dead hero who| | Naish ge the cc father of Benny ¥ love won't write—and receives the Congressional Medal of | . (Honor while Mikhail Rasumny and ""_'““""'"""" won't Fernando Alvarado are cast in wait?... stre character roles. | Porformances by Frank MeHug, | Charles Dingle and Douglas Dumi- prille are particularly outstanding.| McHugh plays a publicity-consclous| civic official who sees an opportun- | ity of promoting the town when | news of Benny's exploits appear in| the pross. Charles Dingle joins| him in this venture and Dumbri is cast as the general who m A the award to Naish, Benny's fath litors of the “Medal for Benn 2 showings make much of Rasumny’s| l_ m [] UH 5 DE U 0 R D (]VH |expressive portrayal as Naish's long- | time friend With eloguent ges- tures and in the ablished Ra- {sumny custom, Mikhail draws loads lof laughter with his mixture of pantomime and volatile verbal ex- plosions, it's heard Pepito, the |clown, another member of the cast |add to the native Mexican color in 1]1L- role of a humorous but sym- | pathetic paisano. For supporting Hollywood will have to go Famous JOHN STEINBECK has the screen's most dramatic, daring answer to the love- problem millions of girls are facing—in the most unusual surprise picture in years! in, Paramount's \fl/&'[/fl/ FOR Benny” See J. CARROL NAISH as Benny's Dad. “He sure pins @ medal on himself with this casts far to equal the array of ‘perform- ers dravn together for this pic- m Acanshe Sind Jack . T siver v JOHN-STEINBECH l P says Heddo Hopper ey By Wdgner | Mahogany what-not shelves with Home Beautiful. J. 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