The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1947, Page 5

i TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1947 3 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU. ALASKA \ " PAGE FIVE : nmy Durante. The new pic- . MUSICAL SHOW i e e ANGELO GETS SPLIT "BETWEEN TWO Capitol Theatre i IS FEATURED AT i on s tnos wnt musmasne DECISION IN BOUY 1 yygppner g gy | &F 50,14[[”]-0#}/ STARTS taie of a shy, ex-G.I. from Brook- G e e WITHMONTGOMERY TONIGHT . writing ishman and then has BOSTON, Dec -—Joey An-| N r % s .good his spectacular 8clo of Providence, R. I. won a 3 QHOV]S at 7:2-) 'S 930 . o ch turns out a visl—even to finding him, alover ex-lig cht champlon Bob- | Pense youve been s AL, - musical W s out to be ywn, cat Bob 4“1 1" “““l“““ i e e 3 ] i -1 favorit s ght. % v VOmen i g ) Hap : s e s o (.‘] sinee A 'llv_] ki, \”“.M.um ioldwyn- Mayer attraction L ; i : 1‘“‘?”,‘)"‘*\( i e e Whlch Is coming to the 20th Cen- 13-and-dance B 33 “‘;],:‘ 1\.:\\; :‘m‘ .-I(l!‘u:tl;;x Y cept (:1: by vonight ead ill pay you to shop ilome|ftirst and final rou During ' Irf i iyl :.'“d st { ryn peter Lawiord 1 the finale, Montgomery connected |50 of & young doctor T %1 L TRRE WIN o drop Angelo tor no-count. An- | nger who collapses in her b FTER LAWEDRD * JIMMY-DURNIE JORN WINTHER, JR.‘ ; clo welghed 138 and Montgomery | {00 HUEEE WG B0 TR orme % 3 as a paiG-up subseriber o THE DAILY ALASKA = |ence at a night club where the et " “A EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING may be costly t0|physician has gone for some well- ™ . h b e 4 twice lightwelzht | goserved moments of relaxation Present this coupon to the box office of the i has been promised | soinating - 4n " iselt Tke Williams' tit t Walluge- et i CAPITOL THEATRE b eS| W 4 "' e 3 5 Jersey Joe Walcott appeared as|mep Expertly worked in are the ; . "I[[” AN, \s“e and receive TWO TICKETS to see: U guest referee | stories ¢f the hespital's beloved A\ i} man v il T | switehboard cperator, who is taken _— | wn with a mysterious ailment, 5 YT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN GOVERNMENT OFFICES | o™i et Simnee i - V AN reaeral fax---12¢ per Person ng young heiress whom he 7 ¢ TAKE HALF HOLIDAY | ) e of the R A DR D ses to marry beca PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CABCO. | joyonRow AFTERNOON Lo © ™ s o .B Featureat . .. Disney Cartoon ‘ i . 7.8E_10- ) “BATH DAY’ f 755 1010 P‘/I 1 -‘” T NEWS and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and he principal roles are in the hands of Van Johnson, Marilyn | Maxwell, Gloria DeHaven, Lionel _ | Barrymore and Keenan Wynn ETWEENTHOWOMEN < " n Lione. BARRYMORE All Federal Te: 1 and Ct ffices will be closed tomorru C for @« half holiday RETURN YOU to your home with our compliments. WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Starts Christmas Bay y first by President RGNS = WV \ ot \d by the Governor of Al-| " 2 i o A g i T s sy et CHAPEL - BY - THE- LAKE f 5/ (4= gLor1a DE HAVEN RS S| DROGRAM (HIS EVENING | 7 L Y22/ Wesuan wiw - MaRIYM MAXWEL as a cf ence LI b ute by w 4 . . “..,;lfnp I(':“;: will Keep one| The Chapel-by-the-Lake Sunday A Metro-Goldwyn-Moyer Picture The Post Office Wil keeb OU°lschool will give a Christmas pro- Originel Screen Play by Harry Ruskin * Directed by WILLIS GOLDBECK WG, PR 0 'l“ lm :[l"r\”nl; gram at the Chapel at 7:30 o'clock oyl EELENT T o |, i e e Plus.... > rur’; Praer PETE SMITH SPECIALTY ¢ CARTOON i e s s eame e | Welcorie— By Bva Congden and ALK °o—o MINIATURE Recitations— vt 134 i e R [ G peree LATEST WORLD NEW PRESS QFFCIAL HEAVYWESHE YELLOW CAB L A S e Kobevik; % T e uy carane CHRISTMAS SHIP ke er g Sunbeams for Jesus| (0“'“'8“1'0“5 51(\]Vx!!n-m» has left tor Wrangell , i CHAMPIONSHIP. HIHT HLMS SED THROUGH RKO RADIO PICTURES VT ROBBED? RELEA F ! ] i ] | ! ] | | | [ oy l . hat ' tisi class, Mrs. Hickey, Teegher; Mar- - > 4 wnane gvernsing > P Jarl Palmer Secretary o sk eV ry e . 184 3 lene Pa Ear] Palmer, Tommy Secretary of Alas G 0 * . 24-hour Dependable Service Eppers n Lynch, Danny Jor- iams revtaled today il $ hH\VY DAMA E I Rt K R ge Susan Triplette, Jimmy has been collected so far, outside YAKI"AI I'"GHWA' - ristmas O | te, Mike Congdon | of Juneau, for the Seattle Christ- & o | Recitations—"“The Finest Christ- mas Ship to Euro He said that pas Gift,” by Pat Donohue; he had received $58.00 directly from It will take about $7,500 to re- 4 N Salm n Creek by Dwain Reddekopp: “The Juneau Cciti and the Lion's st Yekutat road which Lrlns you many Gift,” by Darrel Burnett; Club but City is in po; slon 1 out by heavy rains last “Lullaby,” by Sandra DeHart of still funds which have i 5 the opinion ex- Ll d l- ounlry u Song—“Away In A Manger,” by nct yet been turned in William From- H the primary class, Mrs. Reddekopp, Ketchikan is the leader in the foreman of the essings and muc Inc. Teacher; Bobby Bowman, Datrel drive, to date thin Alaska rvice, who has re- A f Burnett, Sandra DeHart, Pat Dono- Their drive, sponsored by the Ro-| turned here irom an inspection ¢ l_‘ : Famous for hue, Ceorgie Jorgenson, Frankie tary Club, netted $1,020.00, which trip of the damage there. ’ appIiness Palmer, Dwain Reddekopp, Nancy was mailed directly to the Seattle| He said that the highway had pp 690d rood of the drive. . red out in three places, Reddekopp, Judy Trambitas, Wayne headquart Other citi iscs—*“The Christmas Sea- tions, thus far, and their contribu-!and had completely isolated the are as follows tern portion of the town from Cockiails and Adams \ i by Judy T ¢5 and Petersburg $100; Craly $80.87: oach by vehicular traffic. (E:;Iifi:,l:‘lnxsgfs Georgie Jorgenson; “Full” by Bob- Sitka $77.25; Nome $58.33; Haines - - G - Sl P by Bowman, Gecrgie Jorgenson, — , T —STEAKS Frankic Palmer g —CHICKEN Drill—Jesus,” by Nancy Redde- GANGWAY,THERES ONLY. . . . ... Always—Hot Biscuits kopp, Pat Donohue, Dwain Redde- SHOPPING DAY TO CHRISTMAS AND I'M ON and Honey kopp, Sandra DeHart, Frankie OPEN 6 P. M. UNTIL? Palmer, Bobby Bowman Hymn—"It Came Upon the Mid- night Clear.” | “Glory to God In the| Highest,” by Gary Bowman, Peggy! Lindegaard, Rose Lee Jekil | Recitations—"At Christmas Time” | by Tommy Lynch; “A Merry Christmas to You All” by Arncld Maier. | Exercise—“The Christmas Story” with recitations by Bonnie Jo Lynch, Charles Dobbins, Jane Je- kil; reading, “The Christmas Story” by Ronald Bowman, with voice ac-“ companiment “O Little Town of Bethlehem” by Elaine Arnold, Eliz-| abeth Pederson, Trudy Ellis, Geor- | gia Bednar, Julia Bednar, Jerry, Richardson; and recitations by Frederick Wittanen, Jean Ellis, Stanley Reddekopp. D T e T e a0 CHRISTMAS ME Heart Ripe Olives tail ! etersburg Shrimp or Fruit Creme of Tomato Chantil BaKed Fillet of Salmon, ( . CHOICE OF % ..; Turke Dressing and Sauc | { Young Yak Solo—"Fairest Lord Jesus,” by Ronald Bowman Y Song—"Hosanna,” by Julia Bed- nar, Georgia Bednar, Trudy Ellis, Elaine Arnold, Elizabeth Pederson. Recitation—“Good Night,” by Marlene Palmer Mymn—*“Joy to the World"—and then Santa Claus. R | It will pay you to shop Home Beautifin! W5 tr . 5 Raked Sugar-Cured Ham, Pineapple Sauce Grilled ish Lamb Chops on Toast with Bacon Turkey Livers, Pan Fried in Butter, Fresh Mushrooms ! > Prime Roast of Beef, Yorkshire Pudding Avocado Salad with Grapefruit, Sweet Pepper A CHRISTMAS ’ L YEBCETABLE... AARON Snow Whipped Potatoes Candied Yams - ROBINSON* L Buttered Asparagnus Plum Puc , Hard Sauce Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie, Whipped Cream Coffee Tea Mints FY r FGOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE ‘ . 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