The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1948, Page 3

~ " PAGE THREE i — , RN e JUNRREEARANRR — T T TONIGHT! ht “The Stranger” is being| GROSS, i Siarls ‘ \[Z0"CENTURY Tomornow | SCHEHERAZADE' AT . ;523 5 BILL (HANGING " X " | Capit 'l'lu-mrl-- A { THESTARNGER™ 1l CAPITOL THEATRE v TANDBERG | AT 207H CENTURY with LORETTA YOUNG ORSON WELLES te f the west to the west of | m at the '.‘U(h‘[ Pretty, bl costume and Holl in plen players ir de Yvonne Wood, ace i wardrobe people got . of overtime to outfit the TOMORROW! Evening Shows at 7:25—8:30 The Enteriainment Treasure of the Ages! EW YOWK, Jan. 10—®—The " t only. The feature "Murray, with' Anne st and intro- Troubadour Burl § e is in Techni- ‘Song of Scheherazade,” -International’s romantic ., y_the Ol Fatdieg laxim adison Square Technicolor extravaganza coming m fight in Madis q Sundaj n last night. 15 4 can't fight and Maxim can't|IV€ | The swashbutxiing adventure film, color which co-stars Yvonne De Carlo, A uolqen opportunity wis offered Brian Donlevy and Jean Pierre Au- th and they both missed the Univer: a good dueir o the Capitol Theatre i | | (! 1: Matinee Sunday at 2 P. M. | | | § i i mont, is an 1865 story in a Morroc- even though the Clevelander " can port, with Russians, Spaniards ., . split decision. i R st AL MBGER s DHACHEIONRVRITEES, & oy ot 10,000 Wha. contibuL- |1oF “Fox | TEENS WITH 14 i ALL THEIR nd Monday. | ZIP AND story of a mad- ¢ whose lively imagina- JOY AND ship on which Donlevy portrays the & - |tion sets her family's life topsy-turvy | captain, and Aumont plays the not- Annual business meeting, Tues- s being called the most ‘ LAUGHTER... yaary 13, 8 o'clogk. Joint s series of sequences flim- | fon with Masons, Monday, ed in a long tme i oo — SEE... The exciting Bull Whip Duel of Death! ed composer, Rimsky-Korsakoff, dur- | Ther: many t!u'l‘lh\ng and also 3 the story telling which is a thriller Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad. ! : TEAM IN BIG TOURNEY ry 12, 8 o'clock. 4 [/ & 4 SEE... The sensuous dances of Arabian girl entertainers! R X YVONNE DE CARLO IEAN PIERRE AUMONT | ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 10— | m - = |P—One of the Anchorage women | 2 |bowlers when a team leaves here in | SEE... = g |April for an International Tourna- By Swashbuckling rogues BRIAN ONI.EVY {ment at Dallas, Tex., will be Mrs. PEGGY ANN 1 in the Native Quarter! . {Roma Sco five times winner { (3] P of Pacific championships. GARN ER i ¥ | She bowls regularly in two women’'s . leagues here each week. She apologizes for her average {of 135, saying “I'm afraid my average s not too B AL 05N ICHAEL DUNNE < FAYE ARLOYE-ONA FEEMAN 9 e T S S S - T < ] ] - - - y more. It must be old age sveam 5, GEORGE SEATON 20, lcreeping up on me.” rdurs WILLIAM PERLBERG R | s rted bowling in 1902 and a ball presented her in 1912. She is most proud of a prize she won in the Pacific Coast Doubl- s Championships, with a 50-game f 162, Plus Lousiana in the Springtime . . . ""Service with a Guile” Ye rwofm& by N e wdd !1;‘ s | EVE ARDEN - PHILIP REED — 40 > Charles KULLWAN * John QUALEN age is also sending men's cems to the ABC Tournament at Detroit April 14 and the Dallas ! |meet April 17 new Bmoim - B o ) - - Latest Air Express NEWS . SKINGDOPE \—rowrenT oLy SHOWS at 7:25 — 9:30 ONE MAN’S LOVE OF DANGER . .. . [x Am<fi;’h‘m& , % S S S 5 A Y S e S T S S A S T L . S S A . kLo —A‘DDEI)— s b — LATEST NEWS | | Skiers will find from 6 to 8 inches [ You'll find “Counterpoint” utterly unlike any biassiere * |of new powder snow at the slalom | Everything from dhotis to dun- \ gross gate of $43,670 booed film versic garees and sailor suits to Schehera- bout at intervals, Much of the fensation )i ade skirts had to be created bY ;o was fought at close quarters. 'S for 2 Wood. Most of the male prin- R th Century cipals are seen as members of ‘the Tk crew of a Russian Naval training ATTENTION EASTERN STAR 8 ) 6:15 — 8:18 — 10:15 | VIA AIR EXPRESS PR A tortsly Fnterlocld less© | hill area this weekend. This.should h you n be ts ingeniously interlocking scamlcss - { TR ORGSR RRCRORR OO * reast.sections adjust themselves to the exact requisen s bing the bes. siing found thus tar ONE WOMAN’S LOVE OF A MAN! ARG RR RN R AR RO R SRR R AR AR AR AR AR RSP RRRRORRS "‘W”“"""“"‘""W\?? i oxfoy?i::(ll’?'i;'inr;(}bfs:::fl:firljcc::::l?}ilfnl—s{a: d:{:f::;&;,m::; (;ru :{;‘:i.“gsfi?sr:id "’lw opera ‘:’8 ::1); Wi]l James' v @ @ ot Well. try on "“Counterpoint” . . . because i;ou really have 1) 0. (;' b S ad m"“d]‘t‘s”:g;"pm;u : » » 3 : g g st i d 3 g | Announcing . . . . . | B e D T B T o CSMOKY*’ ‘x ! 4 g‘ | "Counterpoint” combines Satin and Nylon Marquisette . . . ling by Sunday. |areas on the downhill and uphill - - i 6 2 | in Tearose, Whi lack, si , 34, 36, 38. | E r g Ii i; ALASKA MERCHANTS’ BUYERS WEEK /é *There is a Mar’dein TI':)‘;: \}/or'egvzlr; ’};l":a':;;;:m/' ?-‘i;“l;?gg;;:kl“:;“O’L;?;:‘;bm:”}:gx Starring — FRED MaCMURHAY | i In Thrilling Technicolor i | | ! Al % ; ; B 4 i gy 5 ;lrail:i. 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