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

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 DEANNA FRANCHOT CHARLES Last Showings TONIGHT! 7:20-9:30 8:00-10:10 DURBIN - TONE - LAUGHTON Complete Shows. Feature Starts —— EXTR !/ “NIGHT CLUB BOOM” “THE FLYING JEEP” Tomorrow comes the Firmen’s X alins Wednesday and Thursday ONLY!? The Triangle Cleaners Attend the “Scandals” At the Capitol Theatre Sept. 25 and 26 BENEFIT SHOW BY JUNEAU FIRE DEPARTMENT Wf. NOW NAVE 48-HOUR SERVICE JUST CALL 22 e e e e O S T S Hear--- CASH COLE TUESDAY NIGHT AT 7 on “Statehood” Over KINY TEAMSTERS MEETING at A.F.of L. Hall WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT § 0°'CLOCK Please Be Prompt BIG SHOW DONT MISS IT! R o 'DEANNA DURBIN THE [)AlLY ALASKA FMl’lRL )UV[—_AU ALASKA ~ SHOWING LAST TIMES, CAPITOL has a SPONSORING NEW 'JUNEAU ELKS ARE |VETS ARE WARNED BETTER REINSTATE: SEA SCOUT SHIP ON LIFE INSURANCE; World ; PAGE FIVE Louise Here = = “gragrs rowmeam Going South ; TROOP 1i OF GIRL 1BEAT scours Has MeeTNG 4%\ OF AMERICA . Deanna Durbin gay com- The Juneau Elks have become, Veterans of War II have, CPR y edy and singing role in her new sponsors of Juneau's first Sea Scout but a few months left in which (o Capt. P from o " picture, Universal's “Because of Ship to be formed under local reinstate the life insurance Skag mornin Ihe ( ...in every throbbing kiss! Him," showing for the last times council organization. ~Membership carried in the service without tak-iand ¢ ¢ 2 at the Capitol tonight in the S| is open to young men ing physical examinatic 3arn- o'clock Septem -1n every 'h,,,,d";n thrill She portrays a waitress with as- 15, 16 and 17 years or age. It is ard Estebrook, contact officer of! The following passengers disem- “5X g thrill! s to become a stage actress. helpful to the fellows to have been the Veterans Administration at Ju- 'y d at Juneau: M. Tassell, M e p X Laughton a famed foot-" Boy Scouts, but it is not necessary neau arned today. Nickel: Tony Marin, Sante Degan, Heett held. Two ney light ham, and Franchot Tone, as to have ever been enrolled in the Any veteran of World War II Miss T. Tassell, Mr. and Mrs, J, 1S Were present: J a playwright, are Miss Durbin’s co- Boy Scout movement to be eligible who carried National Service Life Chown, Joan Chown, Mr. and M 1 1 stars. The supporting cast in-'to join fellows joining the insurance, the kind he had the'c., wise, Carol Baine, S. T n r patrol cludes Stanley Ridges, Donald|Ship will meet Friday evening, 7:20 a forces, may reinstate if he R. B, Lathrop, Helen Jordan w < Cookin Mcck and Helen Broderick in the Scout Office, Room has lct the policy lapse by simply Garnick, Mr, Fulgencio, Mi P I Patrol thousand night spots in Goldstein Building paying two monthly premiums and | Feero, Larry Lindstrom. R rol 4, Skull and the U. S a $600,000000 yearly] The unit will be assigned a 38- sigring a comparative health state-|Mr. and Mrs. Heneveld take! These startling figures are!foot Coast Guard Harbor Picket men, said Estebrook mond, J. Hammond and A Manson I ever, Troop Captain frem the latest March of Time,|Boat hp. Al fellows joining, Some veterans in Alaska are. gonvound aboard the Lout ld us a the new budget sys- Boom,” which is the, will be ranked as Apprentice Sea- under the impression that unless| oS " onoving passer alse” tom ¢ we are planning to use a ction. mm and will advance in rank ac- they enlisted or were inducted inf ... “,'\k D '”n‘l ],“ ¢ *tcher, Troop Lieutenant, the latest and hottest|cording to their ability to master the Territory they are not eligible Beatin SHG AR 13 ‘“ S 1 the budget graph that ompesitions of bandsmen Jimmy | the requirements for Ordinary, Able to reinstate, said the contact offi-'nc 3 Johnson. Jemme dJohnson. - had made and all the girl Dorsey—the the young set’s “400” and then to the Poop Deck as cer his is definitely n true :\L"{M”,(‘[ !,.‘_“'(" Mrs. R li]‘ ‘“v‘ Du were voted to be Cluk—and the inimitable Eddie Quartermasters and Mat It is Any veteran, anywhere, may applyi; p williams. Mrs, T. Walthour. > & I 1 Conden at his own nightery, “Night | impossible to sccure Sea Scout blues for reinstatement if he falled 0 i’ G Sehmidt. Don Schmidt. o he the Cookin Club Boom" is an exciting story of (the the present time. ea Scout continue monthly payments when geono o copmiae ) w > refresh New York night life. Ships at Petersburg and Ketchi- ke left the service. |- M, andiN¥e: 6. B Williams, M and the Skull and Cro - kan have done an excellent job of| Cost of the level term insurance .. . \'1:~ u:}lw Don p \\\ “ for .H" entertainment It 11 {securing Navy blues from former is at the same low rate paid in|pnpou Mathias. Albert Minard, Rus. . aleq: planned to learn. s folk FIREMEN S SHOW iseamen and having them made to the servi tabrook @att, Bnd. the { g centar /Donhld ‘Bookt' Mess: g Siaos . aNd. st sarks Bk the Rokl ¥ rn Appropriate Scout insigna can veteran has up to 8 years fromln.ce’ Marlene Mack. Lila Ma L meeting The meeting ended with be secured date original policy to con-'p o\t 3 i am i T@ BE A (Ap"'el | Enis ©. Reynolds, Exalted Ruler vert into one of the six kinds of ;l.(..rx(l\n?hx‘JL 1:"'”‘ “f‘”:x:' SN ?‘hz Elsa Johnson, Reporter i {of the Juneau Elks, named Cash policies now avaflable Bevent. v wiesiover. 3 Duren Weter Wi VX e EGR Iwo N GHYS Cole chairman and the following legislation enacted by Congress also!q " ¢ g Johnson e R B B ol 00 LSRRIl W Rt [ 1 BRENNAN xw"l) n\u'mln'lr of the committee: provides that the beneficiary may, pn.'p Ciaah. A c. M OotEher RLAnA Hot—Alask . e Lon McCALLISTER .. Wingerson, Gene Vuille, and now receis s settlement " 8 i B s i : Firemen's benefit show op- Robert Boochever, The committee at the time 1:,1;“]‘:'-;‘(‘:';”m”ll)‘:r’mx:y SOEH, M0E RIAVARE 08 Ly AL, BRI TR i iR Jeanne CRAIN ens at the Capitol tomorrow night met Saturday afternoon’ af the sured e N Mamanes bt ad. Alers SRS il 'hflrlme GREENWOOD for a twe night showing [Scout. Office;. My Hary Speriing,|. Vetdrans wha, Have 168 tHelr bolts]m Xk, W Eeian . b S i The feature is RKO's spectacular|Council Senior Scout ~ Adyisory cles lapse or wish to convert to a| o o oy Ann Tobuk, James Fish, Empire Want Aas bring jesulls musical extravaganza “George Committee Chairman, met with the permanent form are urged to get in ik White’s Scandals,” starring Joan Davis and Jack Haley and featur- ing Gene Krupa and his band Miss Davis and Haley have lh( roles of comedy stars whose mar- | riage has been balked by the op-| position of Haley's spinster sister. ! The other romance involves llip Terry as a dance director, Martha Holliday, a young, cer whose mother, a former; ndals” queen, married into the| British peerage. ¢ The comedy r¢ ore these Ph. ond d; Sc ches a giddy pitch ctured romances E, Brilliant ensembles, catchy and gorgeous settings fea-' this production by George a own music, ture group and d plans for the re mended and love comes into its @nd Will probably make sever sonal ussed the long range S('n Qumlx R.B.LATHROP, OLD . TIMEENTERTAINER, IS ON TRIP HERE places the contact representative there. | R. B. Lathrop, cousin of Capt. A. Lathrop, has arrived in Juneau, 1 pe here. appearances while Lathrop is a veteran entertainer, magician, and also featuring his White for RKO Radio. i ventriloquist act, which is said to The proceeds of this show given'be a humdinger, and his little pal by the Firemen goes to the Mem-|can wink both eyes, wiggle his up- orial Librurv fund per lip and do other things. -e Lathrop was here last May and CHAPELADIES TO MEH B R AT ARNOLDS TONIGHT * good hit He and his pal are registered at The Chapeladies will meet to-'the Gastineau. (night at 8 o'clock at the home of] e e . ke e |Mrs. Harry Arnold on the Fritz Phonograph Records. Home Cove Road. Beautiful. /SENATE (HAMBER be entitled are located at Al plane tcuch with or write Estebrook at} the Veterans Administration office in Juneau. 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