The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1946, Page 5

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2; I946 L= A GREAT Picture Wi Sorhetimes tender . Often furny . . . d iy Released through United Arflsts —With—— ROBERT MITCHUM as THE CAPTAIN e FOUR COMPLETE SHOWS SUNDAY STARTING AT WALLY Be Here SUNDAY _THE HUMAN SIDE oF‘- " YOUR G. . JOE EHNIE PYlES‘ BURGESS MEREDITH FREDDIE STEELE as THE SERGEANT CASSELL as THE PRIVATE ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU. ALASKA But always human! - FORCED to abandon his bass fid= dling coreer when his arm was in= jured in the war, Johnny Catron, Los Angeles, Cal, demonstrates that he can still beat the drums. He has organized the “Good Luck Band,” made up of handicapped voterms “Tnternational) = "STORY OF G JOE" FEATURE starring The late Erpie Pyle, ace respondent whose syndi umn was enjoyed daily by OOU,OUC persons, had more ated col- me 40,- women \\‘i e poll has revealed. His fan a:l had mounted to film-st propor- tions by the time he lost his life last ring while trouping along with an vanced American patrol unit on a tiny island on the Pacific battle- front Pyle was aware of feminine interest and dis matter with Producer when the latter was preparing = start work on “The Story of GI Joe I||||IIII|!|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIHHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIH!i IIIIHIHIIIIIIlIIIllIIlHI!IIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlllillflIIIIIIIIIHHII!IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIH “THE STORY OF G. I. JOE” BEGINS AT ENDS TONITE “Goin’ to Town” on at 8:20—10:40 PLUS “West Side Kid” on at 7:05—9:30 SHOWPLALE or i i PRIMA DONNA HOLDS THE BAG .. and moticn picture star, makes her selection of a Defan. Center is the traveler's pet handbag, also in calf, with eutside passport pocket. handbag in suede with heavy brass frame and sucde handle. but busy. Probably her dresser |drawers lock the same way. By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor If she carries a bag carefully There's a theory going around|cocrdinated to the color of her ¥ 'of the importance of the handbag psy- | costume, big enough to be prac- not too big for beauty, she’s emong our better amateur chologists. that you can read a, woman’s character and occupation jone of those envied women who by her handbag. |make the “best-cressed” lists each aka year. She’s probably efficient and If her bag is small, neat a 3 k N dainty, for instance, it's a safe bet| G o o KNOWS DEK 10 scbigvh | éttects s ® that she’s the feminine type, and‘é“e 8 by sty pIRIEE ol nen cal, | cessories. not in the career-girl category. . More likely a fastidious house- yhatever her type, she will look wife. 40 better if she recognizes her hand- tag as an important part of her costume, remembers the French If ‘'she lugs a shoulder bag about the size of a small trunk, she's a business woman, who likes to car- 1y her own filing system with her. theory that a woman who'is well If her handbag is battered and gloved, shod, hatted and “bagged” bulging, she’s the careless type, always lcoks well dressed, even in EXTRA! DONALD DUCK as a ferest ranger in “OLD SEQUOIA™ in Technicolor . Charming Gladys Swarthcut, famous American operatic soprano group of recently arrived French handbags, designed by At left is the “Bandolier” bag in tailored calf with sliding ball catch and adjustable shoulder strap. | pacious 2:0) — the film based on Pyle’s wri e and which is cur being leased by United wnd opens at the Capitol Theatre Sunday. “Ernie told me that great of his feminine readers apy have taken something of a motherly interest in his welfare,” Mr. Cowan related recently. “Let him mention in his column that he was suffering from a 'bad cold and immediately he was deluged with letters from his women admirers containing recipes for their favorite cold remedies. Some went so far as to mail him a sample of the remedy itself NEWSREEL IlIllIlIIIl|IIIIII|I|mIIIlIlHIIIIIIHIIlI “With this thought in mind,” Cowan continued, “T decided to make ‘G. 1. Joe' a woman's picture to | whatever extent seemed permissible !T've done my best to make it re- semble an hour-and-a-half visit with the boys on the battlefront. That was what Ernie thought they liked about his reports. And I think I have eliminated frcm the picture a majority of those factors which render the average ‘war picture’ a little bit distasteful from the wom- an’s viewpoint.” Three Nippons fo Swing for Afrocities anese today were sentenced to bn hanged and four other were sen- tenced to 15 years to life impris-| onment at the conclusion of a| 14-week war crimes trial, for pris-| { on camp abuses. At right is a dressier i 1 | 1 the simplest frock or suit. Some of the first French hand-! bags.to arrive in the United States since the war bear out the theory to the costume. Most of them are large, beautifully tailored, with ca- inner and outer pl)ckELSK for neat filing of papers, pass-| %3 ports, cosmetics and all the thous-| average woman carries in her Pref- erence runs to the shnulder-su‘ap! DANCING TEACHER Arthur Bergh bag, sizes are large, butter-smooth| 2nd June Denham are shown per- : | forming the “Atomic dance” at the calfskin in costume colors is the annual convention of Associated favorite for daytime wear. Most Dancing Teachers of Southern Cali- of the bags are leather-lined, ex- "I?!::l:ealc’seng hheld in lflc'lllg"""’s'!‘ rs have agree at the pensive and have a look of busi-| trend in ballroom dancing is toward nesslike luxury. ]modern swing, (International} and-and-one things the bag. BILL, CAPITOL war cor- | readers than men, a recent naticn- | this unusual | to YOKOHAMA, Nov. 2—Three Jap-| Its dynamite set to music! A[ANnmm" SHOWS AT 7:30-8:25 P. M. } FEATURE AT 7:47-9:42 P. M. NOB HILL" OPENS TONIGHT AS BILL AT 20TH CENTURY Starring George Raft, Joan Ben- Vivian Blaine and Pezgy Ann nett, Garner, “Nob Hill,” 20th Century- Fox's spectacular new Technicolor nit, opens at the 20th Century to- | night. | The film’s exciting story is set in San Francisco's fabulous Barbary Coast at the turn of the century when girls kicked highest, fists { crashed hardest and blood ran hot- | test. It is the story of the love battle | that made the Barbary Coast pause | in its song, turn from its women and | reach for its hips. In the thrilling drama-with-musie, (George Raft is seen as tough but the owner of | suave “Tony Angel,” the “Gold Ceast,” Frisco’s most famous night spot. Beautiful Joan | Bennett is the Nob Hill blue blood | who invaded the Barbary Coast in | search of thrills, and got more than { she bargained for. The sensational | “Cherry Blonde,” Vivian Blaine, in fl;.: nost important role to date, is | seen as the “Gold Coast’s” singing | and dancing star, tough, torrid and | terrific. Peggy Ann Garner is seen #s “Katie Flanagan,” the little girl from Ireland who is plunged into a [ world of glamour and conflict she never knew, Also featured in the outsatnding cast are Alan “Falstaff Openshaw” | Reced, B, 8. Pully, Emil Coleman and W . REED- PUllY' BULEMAN ; BARRIER : Screen Play by Wanda Tuchock and Norman Reilly Raine - From a Story by Eleanore Griffen STARTS TONIGHT SUNDAY- MATINEE - SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. (5L LENTURY " — “Duffy’s Tmern — “Monsieur Beauc.urc H “Kitty” — “State Fair’ i ¥ comlng ian” - l{n.l(] to Utopia” — “Dolly ers” — “Dragonwyck‘ “Smoky” — “Leave Her . to Hc.n en” — “Rhapsody in Blue” — “San Antonio” — “Two Guys from Milwaukee” — Atfiractions: WATCH THE 20TH CENTURY ! Edgar Barrier. Packed with on that’s tough and love that’s rough, “Nob Hill” also boasts two new hit songs by Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adam- | son that are bound to capture top hit parade -honors. COLISEUM| DOUGLAS TONIGHT “MRS. WIGGS of the CABBAGE PATCH" SUNDAY “MURDER HE SAYS” SHOWS E RY Saturday—Sunday—Wednesday I:HAIILES l! GIIIFFIN (:u. S'ermq!?/arla[xc/u: vely< Troras " Women'’s Avwanes e “It’s the Nicest Store In Toun" Baranof Iotel Building 4 PAGE FIVE Can't Beat Him |'NQB HILL, 20TH CENTURY-FOX TECHNICOLOR TRIUMPH, BLAZES WITH THRILLS, ROMANCE OF FABULOUS FRISCO George Raft, Joan Benneft, Vivian Blaine, Pengy Ann Garner Starred in Stirring Hit Packed with action that's tough and love that’s rough thrilling with the exciting hurly-burly of one of erica’s mest fabulous play . . and starring yrge Raft, Joan Bernett, Vivian Blaine and Peggy *Neb Hill,” the dazzling new ""1h (enlun- spets . 4 , George Frisco, where girls kicked high- | sional interest in her bos est s crashed harde Raft. And to top it all “Nob blocd ran hettest whe Hill"” presents Peggy Ann Garner in a new kind of role for her, one as appealing and demanding as fought at the snap of gar and women loved at the snap uI a finger—is the rich and colorful | the role she played with such setting for this latest 20th Cen- | sensational success in “As Tree tury-Fox extravaganza. The lush- | Grows in Brooklyn." rlus atmosphere of San Fran- cisco’s Nob Hill v the gaudy . aicty of its world-famous Ba SPECTACULAR Coast at the turn of the cen- ets the stage for the thrill. PRODUCTION made the in its scnz, and reach love battle that bary Coast pau from its women In reproducing the richly colcr- ful Barbary Coast district with its bizarre cafes and celebrated D hb Chinatown, as well as the mag- nifice of Nob Hill, Producer o Andre Daven has given the film CAST STUDDED benefit of one of the most 1d breathtakingly beauti- ful chnicolor production of the screen year WITH STARS Geerge Raft, in his greatest .o “gin O rele to date, is seen as the owner hjt sengs by Jimmy McHugh and of the “Gold Coast,” Frisco's Hggold Adamscn- “I Walked In With My Eyes Wide Open,” “I Don't Care Who Kuows It" and “Touring San Francisco,” as well as several turn-of-the-century favorites. All are sung by Vivian Blaine in scenes highlighted with dazzling da routines created most famous cabaret. Rough and tough, yet generous with money and romance, Raft is khown to The Angel.” Joan Bennetf i the bold and beautiful blue blood from Nob Hill who risks all for a taste of the thrills the Barbary Coast - and “The by Nick Castle Angel”—have to offer. Radiant rtured in the cast of the hit Vivien Blaine, the ‘“Cherry 1 are Alan “Falstaff - Open- Blonde,” who catapulted (o star- shaw” Reed, B S. Pully, Emil dom in a spectacular short (ime, | Coleman and Edgar Barrier. as the “Gold C star enter- | “Nob Hill” was directed by Henry tainer with more than a profes- | Hathaway MONDAY SHOWS AT 7:30-9:25 P. M. FEATURE AT 7:47-9:42 P. M. -— “The Virgin- YELLOW CAB CO PHONE 22 : Courteous Drivers — Dependable Service —— 24-HOUR SERVICE There is no suhsmute for newspaner adverhsmg' N“mmommmwwm“ MEETING ALASKA MARINE WORKERS UNION—DOUGLAS LOCAL AT DOUGLAS GOVERNMENT SCHOOL-7:30 P. M., MONDAY : NOVEMBEB4 1946 Election of Officers and Delegates and Reports of Agents. 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