The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 12, 1947, Page 5

A "THE FRERWCH KEY" ] ALL ! SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1947 ENBS TONIGHT? ALBERT DEKKER in a SUSPENSEFUL ACTION ‘I ROMANCE! TR P W 2 FINE FEATURES? AN ALL-STAR ALL-IN-FUN ACTION MUSICAL! "THAT TEXARS JAMBOREE" “JAMBOREE" on at 7:00—3:20 “FRENCH KEY” at 8:20—10:30 Direct from NEW YORK AIR EXPRESS NEWS Continuous Shows DAY SUNDAY OUTLAWS & ALL! el AGOOD WOMAN ( RIDING WITH BAD MEN . . . >\, A Columbia Picture Wlllurd Parker . Evel n Ke es - Larry Parks - Edqar Buchanan “uTE—LARRY PARKS is the amazing star of “The Jolson Story,” the sensationai attraction that will be a future event at this theatre! / SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS . . . . . “FALA AT HYDE PARK” a Pete Smith Specialty” presenting the ONLY TECHNICOLOR SCENES EVER SCREEN- ED OF THE LATE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT! * * THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—— UNEAU, "RENEGADES' N " TECHNICOLOR IS BIL AT CAPITOL Columbia Pictures’ Technicolor production of “Renegades,” a new, large-scale outdoor action film, will arrive at the Capitol Theatre on* Sunday, and indications are that this sweeping Western, which fea- tures Evelyn Keyes, Willard Park- er, Larry Parks and Edgar Buch- anan, will bring in a large pack- age of screen thrills and enter- tainment for all fans to enjoy. “Renegades” is based on a story by Harold Shumate, which deals with the infamous exploits of the Dembrow clan, a family of out-| laws who scourge the west and achieve further notoriety when a red-haired beauty joins their ranks to accompany them on their for-| ays. In adapting this yarn to the | screen script writers Melvin Levy | and Francis Edwards Faragoh have reportedly captured all oi the action, adventure. and ro- mance of the book. Hannah Brockway (Evelyn Key- cs), engaged to marry Dr. Sam Martin (Willard Parker) loses her ! heart instead to Ben Dembrow (Larry Parks), of the outlaw band tries to go straight, forced to join his father (Edgar Buchanan). Ben, who finally is marauding Han- nah mearries Ben, despite this move | and becomes a member of the out- law band. Eventually she repents, and summons Sam at the stirring| climax of the story. Cthers in the cast include Jim Bannon, Forrest Tucker, Ludwig Donath, Frank Sully and Willard Robertson. George Sherman, pro- lific Western director, staged the| film for producer Michel Kraike. ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communication Monday evening at 7:30. Degree work. J W. LEIVERS, Secretary. 552-2t. youngest member | ALASKA ls:coun CONCERT - OF JCA WILL BE - GIVENONAPR. 24 | Martha lmker,WelIknown Soprano, fo Be Arfisi- Third Concert May 19 The Inc., ar has be cert of thi Miss Martt soprano, Con ult Asmn iation, r, wellknown heard in a varied vocal selections on the 20th Century er is an accomplished She has ap- i peared the United States and musical | comedy and has won an enviabl putation through her | radio appearances. She includes in her reperatorie a wide variety !of selections, ranging from class- | ical to lighter, more popular mu- ert Association is very pleased to be able to announce that because of the large number of memberships sold it will be | possible to present a third eve- ning’s entertainment for members of the association. 9, Miss Dorothy Craw- pear in an evening of characterizations. This type of en- tertainment, distinctly different from the preceding musical pre- ifientfillol will complete the ser- ies, offeriug a well-balanced [group of programs which appeal to every individual taste. -, | ford win’ | When you pay ior QUALITY {why not get the FINEST — Buy ‘F"..ORSHF,IM SHOES at GRAVES. | adv. 532-tf - — Sell it with an hmp .2 \V/L\ll'. ad! YELLOW CAB C0 PHONE 22 Courtecus Drivers — Dependable Service —— 24-HOUR SERVICE JUNEAU M Marine Hardware Rubber Boats PHONE 29 Have Your Beat Steam Cl Foot West Eighth St. JUNEAU, ALASKA ARINE C0. MARINE WAYS Boat Sales REPAIRING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION and Appraisals BOX 2719 eaned While on Our Ways To 01l Customers: Due to the present raise in the price of furnace and stove oil, we are unable to carry accounts over 30 days. It is agreed by the following frans- fer companies that we cannot and will not deliver oil to customers who have delinquent accounts with other com- panies. On May Ist, 1947, we are sub- mitting fo each other a list of our bad accounts. NORTH TRANSFER BODDING TRANSFER RELIABLE TRANSFER JUNEAU TRANSFER ALASKA TRANSFER CARO TRANSFER should 'FILM 'NAUGHTY MARIETTA" COMES T0 20TH (ENIURY Haunting music of Victor Her- tert, blended with thundering drama of the founding of a great city, and with a delicate love ro- mance running through it; such is “Naughty Marietta,” Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer's spectacular transla- tion to the screen of Victor Her- ate bert's masterpiece, which opens a return engagement Sunday at the 20th Century Theatre. Jeanette MacDonald, who never was more beautiful nor sang so divinely, and Nelson Eddy, young American opertic baritone, who makes his debut as a screen hero with a performance that catapulted him to stardom, head a fine cast The story is staged on a spec- tacular scale. Huge settings, in- cluding a replica of old New Or- leans of Creole days, gorgeous cos- tumes, and intense dramatic ac- tion embellishing such song hits as “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life,” “I'm Falling in Love with Some- one,” “Chansonette,” “The Italian Street Song,” and other immortal Herbert music. W. 8. Van Dyke, directing, in- jected many deft touches of arits- try into the romance of the French Princess who fled to New Orleans to escape a state marriage and there found romance in a young English Army omcer TRAPPER-GUIDE FRCM ALEUTIANS ViSITS JUNEAU Walter Kamsack, wellknown Aleutian trapper and guide, is vis- iting the offices of the Alaska Native Service. Kamsack, the enly civilian guide attached to the famous Alaskan Scouts of the U. S. Army during the Aleutian campaign, is enroute to Seattle to sell some of the furs he trapped during the season just ended Kamsack reported that results of this season’s trapping were not up to par. He also said that there is a big shortage of help in the fur trapping industry and that also makes his business difficult. Kam-~ sack traps on six of the Aleutian Islands, including Semisopochnoi, Ulak, Ilak and Unalga. Before the war he made his home on Atka, but now lives at Unalaska. Paul Burton, another Aleutian trapper, is reported as being miss- ¢ ing, according to Kamsack. He said that the wreckage of Bur- ton's boat and outboard motor had been discovered on the shore of Amukta Island, but that his body has not yet been found. V(0 ey “The Enchanted Cottage” ™ PAGE FIVL Starts SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2 P. M. SUNDAY SHOWS at 7:25—9:30 Adventure-crowded hours ... romance- laden nights...when fighting men picked wives from “bride ships” and pirates ruled the Everglades! C feanizty M=DONALD: EDDY in M=-G-M's great musical romance Victor Herbert’s e ////////f/ B! Mariella ) FRANK MORGAN ELSA LANCHESTER + DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE JOSEPH CAWTHORNE =« CECILIA PARKER A W. S. VAN DYKE probucTioN Produced by HUNT STROMBERG Book and Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young + Music by Victor Herbert TONIGAT ONLY with Dorothy McGuire — Robert Young Herbert Marshall Enjoy Y owur DANCING and DINING in the Pleasant Atmosphere of the Baranof Hotel’s BUBBLE ROOM and TERRACE The Harmodears PHYLLIS and JEANIE will play for your Dancing Pleasure Monday Nights thru Saturday Nights - MUSIC ON SUNDAY NIGHTS by HY SEAMAN and JERRY NOTTINGHAM THE IRIS ROOM IS NOW AVAILABLE for PRIVATE DINNERS WEDDING RECEPTIONS BRIDGE PARTIES or Any Other Auspicious Occasion Within Your Family Circle There is no substitute for newspaper advertising!