The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1948, Page 3

MONDAY, AUGUST 30 ,1948 SHOWPLALF or . Their Marriage Was Like -~ a Toboggan ..owith Splinters! P . with Edward Evereit Horton Mikhail Rasumny « Gene Lockhart She Had Brains Too - But She Knew When Not To Use Them. FEATURE STARTS at 8:00—19:15 SRRSO OO RCE OO CARLE COMES CALLING FRANKIE and ORCH. MARCH OF TIME DISNEY CARTOON LATEST NEWS Sweden i an average width of 190 miles. e Among state statutes in the Unit- ed States, a total of 28 different grounds for ‘divorce are recognized. Empire wantads get | | | | | results! jancient Roman wild beast shows. O SCREWBALL HIT | 11} 950 miles long and hasi Bull-fighting is a survival of the THE DAILY ALASKA EMP:! L IRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE 1105 HERE, 63 LEAVE /BY ALASKA COASTAL| One hundred-and-five persons ar- CAPITOL'S BILL lnfivr,‘fl here and 63 left Alaska Coas- {tal flights over the weekend as One of the funniest, hilarious and | follows: ‘outrageous romantic comedies “Her|! From Lake Dorothy: W. H. Ir- Husband's Affairs” is now showing!yin, A. E. Jasper, Carl D'Epiro,| at the Capitol Theatre, 'i(}corgc Sundborg and J. M. Mor- If there is anything said againstigan. this new screwball hit which pokes| From Tulsequah: S. HenrysGeorge fun at the advertising business, it|RoLinson, Robert Moore and J. is that the situations are so riotous, Braun. the brittle lines so consistently rib-| prom Pelican: Chris Menohas, M. tickling that much of the dialogue |piness, K, Raatikainen, Don Mil- Is apt to be lost in the continuous nes M. Paul. roar of the audiences’ guffaws. Now,| prom Excursion that’s hardly a criticism at all, but | Thome. it's the only one for this picture | iwhich is tops in performances, writ- | ing and direction. | Heading the well-chosen cast of | the S. Sylvan Simon production are | Lucille Ball and Franchot Tone.| The two stars play a husband and | wife team and together, they form the scrappiest and screwiest duo the screen has presented for some time. Franchot is a high-pressure ad ex- ecutive who gets his brigHtest ldeas{ at five o'clock in the morning; whllei Lucille plays the perfect help-mate | who manages to save her genius pouse when his terrific ideas back- fire, Edward Horton, as Franchot's be- | wildered boss; Mikhail Rasumny, portraying a delightfully eccvntric‘\ invenior, creator of a “miracle”|,ny wife, am to do away with shaving for-{ prom Ketehikan: Carl Carlson, J. and Gene Lockhart, a® aip,yen and M. M. Miller. shaving cream tycoon who is almost |~ pom Sitka: J. Mills, Mrs. M. J. ruined when he decides to back the | \iyer o paxton and Sam John_l Inlet: Robert From Sitka: Charlie Carter, D. B.| LaBounty, Mrs. R. Max, W. Peter- son and Dr. Marcus, Margaret Mor- mon, Don Foster, O. Hemmes, R. Mendel, Billy Andrews and Mrs. L.y L. Curtis, M. J. Fowler, C. E. Var-; nell, John F. Chalker, W. P, Welch, | Joseph D. Fee, Angus Mitchell and | Ed Warner. { From Taku Lodge: Ben Marcolis and wife, Mrs. -E. B. Scott, E. B. Ecott, L. Hanson and M. Conrad. From Hawk Inlet: G. H. Gustaf- son. From Lake Hasselborg: Ross Mill, wife and children. From Wrangell: James Pronger, John Hammond and George Fabri- cius. From Petersburg: A. E. Anderson i “miracle” preparation, round out|c., the featured roles. ! From Hoonah: Ole Reiquan, Pa- b A trick Bean and Joseph Johnson. From Annex Creek: Walter Sinn| and Earl Crass. From Tulsequah: K. Foster, W.| Le! H. Irvine, W. Oleson, M. Rob~} bins, R. Vincent, G. Roy, P. Odynski, A. Church and R. Shisko. PRINCESS LOUISE | HERE SAT. NIGHT The Princess Louise, skippered by |Roehr and Patrick Sullivan. P. L. Leslie, docked in Juneau from| oo gitka: Mrs. Flemming, Orville Vencouver at 7 o'clock Saturday|paxton, Al Lukin and Capt. Loren-| night with 36 passengers for here|gen and sailed for Skagway four hours| mo Ketchikan: Ralph Marsh and later. {W. H. Lilly. { For Juneau, passengers were J,:v To Skagway: {R. Brogan, Mrs. Elizabeth Brogan,|Mr. and Mrs. Haywood. {Mrs. Margaret Berlin, Alexander; To Haines: C. W. Nobiling, Nettie! Beaton, William Belinski, Willxam“McCleod. Molly McCleod and Ger- 1J. Black, Patricia Brown, David aldine Charles. Ed Ehrmann and| S. S. George Washingfon PASSENGER—FREIGHT—REFRIGERATION SAILING FROM SEATTLE AUGUST 31 For Information Call or Write B Phone 879 Juneau, Alaska JIM CHURCH Agent Box 61 WHEN YOU ALASKA . || Skomedal, Linda Skomedal, Robert| To Pelican: Mrs. S. Anderson and ORDER— TRANSPORTATION [ | Skomedal, Mrs. Hannah Thorp, Per- | Scottie Anderson. 3 o - — - 1 SPECIFY COMPANY :Lymg_g Thorp and George C. Arm- | - | SHIP ATCO Pier 57, Seattle, Wash. ; Eso.l, A ; Brown, Joseph Boudreau, Sister| To Tulsequah: A, Beaton, J. Eld- Mary Philippa, Joseph Carrier, Wil- jers, J. Shearer, Mrsl Skomedal, Ann liam Cameron, Lowell, Chamberlain, | Skomedal, Robert Skomedal, Linde John Clauson, Mrs. Wilhilemein | Skomedal, 8. Schmidt, J. 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HOGUE, Manager Family Group Prolection OFFICES—Cowling Motor Building @ Marine @ Liability @ Casualty ® Glass @ Thelt ® Robbery ® Burglary @ Fire @ Workmen's Compensation ! poured were: Mary Sperling Is |FELLOWSHIP MEETING| ANN SHERIDAN IN Wed fo Emest Ey | ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, ‘NORA PRENTISS' On Saturday Night STARTS TOMORROW| AT 20TH CENTURY | The marriage of Miss Mary Sper-{ Fellowship Meeting of the South- Warners' new melodrama titled, | ling and Mr. Ernest Ely was sol-|east Alaska Fellowship of the As- “Nora Prenti with Ann Sheridan | emnized Saturday evening in Lhc‘.xcmhlu-s of God will convene at 10:-{in the title role, is at the 20th Cen- | TIOMCENTURY ENDS TONIGHT Shows at 7:20-9:30 Northern Light Presbyterian {30 o'clock Tuesday morning August|tury Theatre for the final .-;lummu} s Church Miss Sperling is the 31 at Bethel Tabernacle. tonight i ¥ daughter of Mr. Harry Sperling| The afternoon meetings will con-| The film, which co-stars Kent | Smith and Bruce Bennett with Ann Sheridan, also features an imposing cast of supporting players including | Robert Alda, Rosemary DeCamp, ! John Ridgely and Robert Arthur. ‘The screen play is based on an| original story that has been deftly of Juneau and Mr. Ely is the son |vene at 2:30 o'clock and evening of Mrs. Beatrice Ely of Portland, services at 8 o'clock. Oregon | Ministers will be present from Before an altar decorated with|{Ketchikan, Craig, Wrangell, Peters- bright summer flowers and can- burg, Sitka, Pelican and Skagway dles, the Rev. Willis R, Booth read| Pastor Ralph E. Baker extends an the marriage vows. Preceding (m-imwmtmn to the public to attend ceremony, Mrs. Zalmain Gross all of these meetings which willjtransformed into a deeply moving | sang “Because” and “I Love You!continue Tuesday through Thurs- }tilm. | Truly,” accompanied by Mrs. Carol |day inclusive. Set in San Francisco and New Beery Davis at the organ. " . B B R R York backgrounds, the story r(\lnn-xi The lovely bride, who was m-xMOOSE WOME" ARE of a love so overwheiming that it corted by her father, wore a gown | is to eclipse everything in the lives | of Nora Prentiss, and Dr. Rich of white slipper satin made with | ‘Talbot (played by Kent Smith). a cathedral train. Her fingertip | T0 HOLD REHEARSAL veil was trimmed with delicate] The Senior Regent, Women of the i A g : lace and floated down from a cor-Moose, announced today that there BRIBERY VIOLATION onet decorated with pearls, Her|will be an important rehearsal for| A charge of alleged bribery and only jewelry was a double strand all officers, escorts and chaltmen at | vilation of fisheries regulations | mouth likehers is for kissing not fortelling! have been filed in the U. S. Com- | missioner’s Court at Sitka against | Kurt Gustaf Nordgren, captain of | the seine boat Lois W. and the, g¢rew of the boat. | The preliminary hearing on the charge of bribery was scheduled for this afternoon and hearing on | the alleged violation of fisher! regulations will be held tomorrow | in Sitka. it l of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom.|the Moose Lodge Rooms, Tuesday The bride’s three attendants, evening, August 31, at 8 o'clock. wore similarly styled gowns in com- | The Senior Regent announced the plementing hues of yellow, orchid ' following appointments of chairmen and mist green. The dresses were for the coming year: Virginia Pugel, styled with a v-neck line and a Publicity; Lyda Museth, member- double tier of organdy formed ship; Lutie Auld, library; Olive Ton- a collar, while a single tier decor- Kin, Mooseheart ;_\lumni:_ Clamk?ol ated the skirt of each gown. Miss Messerschmidt, social service; Emily Joyce Smith, maid of honor, wore | Pearson, child care; Marguerite the-pale yellow gown, Mrs. James Dudley, Mooseheart; Dorothy Richardson, the mist green, and Spence, Mnosehavcn_: Anna Bodding, | Mrs. Robert Pasquan, the orchid. Graduate Regent, friendship; Flossie They each wore a matching halo Carr, ritual; Mabel Carlson, home- hat, short white gloves and car- making and Edith Power, hospital ried old-fashioned nosegays cen- 8ulld tered by roses. Mr. Harry Sperling Jr., brother| of the bride, was best man, and the ushers were William Sperling, | also a brother of the bride, Robert Pasquan and James Richardson. Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Ely at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Zalmain Gross on Gold Belt Avenue. | Assisting Mrs. Gross were -close | friends of the bride and her fam-| ily, Mrs. Dewey Baker and Mrs.| Stanley Grummett. 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