The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1948, Page 5

“SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1948 ENDS TONITE! ABBOTT & (OSTELLO "The Wistful Widow of Wagen Gap" g#’wxwww@w@j g SRR RS Women have been shot for less! Roaring guns their past. .. Wild pursuit their present. .. What— their tomorrow? | + A MIGHTY WESTERN * TECHNICOLOR 'DELUXE PRODUCTION “RELENTLESS PURSUIT IN THE HIGH SIERRAS™ ROBERT YOUNG - MARGUERITE CHAPMAN WILLARD PARKER - AKIM TAMIROFF And Special CAPITOL HOUR M. G. M. Traveltalk in Technicolor "“CHICAGO THE BEAUTIFUL" TOM and JERRY “KITTY FOILED" LATE NEWS COME EARLY! Feature Starts 1:45 — 3:48 — 5:51 — 7:57 — 10:03 " jl £ = £ £ via Petersburg and Wrangell oo 388 always a pleasure FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL«JUNEAU AIASKA TOP TECHNICOLOR ACTION HIT FOR - CAPITOL THEATRE In Columbia's “Relentless,’ Rnlnr( Young and Ma and coming t re Sunday, movie tans c st Color ky Technicolor is said to enhance the rugged IJL\\\(\ of Arizona, where “Relentless” was filmed Young, role, portr wanderer who essaying his lirst cow- s a happy-go-lucky | entire existence is| hanged as a result of a murder (¢ \e-up. He becomes a desperate | ive fleeing ¢ his lite, and in turn, red him. From ¢ rips to a scorching s wn climax, Miss Chapman, as an Mlllld\l loutdoor girl in Llue j be- Young and then qids him grim ttle to stay alive. Her ful rale calls for her to drive| agon general store about | nd mining country, sell- y pots and pans du\\'n ])l‘n))xl\:\l\ I addition to the stars, Wdlzndi Parker, as an honest sheriff and Akim Tamiroff, playing an un- | supporting roles. Barton MacLane, Mike azurki, Robert Bar | Paulette e | Arleen W the pursuer | s | win him back scrupulous gambler, have the chiet | ROMANTIC LAUGH FEATURE TONIGHT AT 207H CENTURY comedy, P ly It's Spring h Century tonight y run. The film star: ard and Fred Mac- | cdenald Carey and ¢ i the prinei- | A new nount's | Murray, w pal featured roles. “Suddenly It'’s Spring” deals with | the strained maritef relations ween MacMurray and Miss Captain Lonely- 1 a WAC expert on domestic affairs, who returns trom oversea o find her husband in love witi another woman and anxious tor Paulette to sign divorce papers. But 3 upon a campaign to resisting his every tricks, to get The film is the third co. venture for Miss Goddard a Murrs having Room Onl the comedy, D i DOUGLAS - NEWS BABY BOY FOR KRONQUISTS | Clem Bevans are also import cast. MATINEE SHOW 1S FOR JR. AUDIENCE| Tonight at 8:00-Then Sunday, Monday With the first chords of the “Warsaw Concerto” Joyce Hope, |one of Juneaw's most promising young roller skaters, will go on the ! flocr to open the first perform- ¢ ince of “Rhythm on Rollers” this | { ternoon in the A. B. Hall. First audience for the | skating show will b hool cl dren who will se al matinee cerformance beginnin: at 2:30 o'clock. ning ¢hows will open at 8:00 o'clock, with performances at the evenings. Jack Lee, another young skater who has developed a fine techni- que in free style skating, is on the program in a solo number. Among the soloists who have | spent long hours practicing for j several months are Margaret Burgh, | Dale Hillerman and Shirley Cas- person and Frances Paul. Judy er also on the program. | Mary and Jim Meyers, veteran skaters, who have spent time in instructing members of the Roller Skating Club, will ap- pear in a free style couple dance. Mary Meyers will also skate a free style solo. Composing the elementary dance group are: Lee Nance, Moore, Dale Hillerman, Shirley James Sofoulis, Mclntyre, Jack Boddy, Ann Par- son, Bobby Hildre, Erna Stander, Ken Hildreth, Darlene Adzero, In the advanced dance group are :Don Moles, Margaret Burgh, Don Wingerson, Sandra McCrea, Jack Lee, Frances Paul, Jim Meyers, Joyce Hopc ______ PSSR FORMAL CHRISTMAS BALL PLANNED FOR Parsons, Plans for a gala formal Christ- mas ball will be made at the regu- lar monthly meeting of. The Ameri- can Women's Voluntary Services Wednesday, November 24, at 7:30 bers, City Hall. urged to attend. ned to hold the ball sometime dur- ing the week between Christmas and New Years, for members, their escorts and guests. S CREATIVE WRITERS - MEET MONDAY NIGHT The Creanve wmers will hold Mrs. Trevor Davis, 114 Sixth Street, 1Y Mrs, Arne Shudshift that her neph- i | bal 3 RollER RHYIH“ ‘Pd after their former home town, Douglas Lee Kronguist. Mrs. Kron- (First Evening Performance| Tonight, the first of three eve-| same time Sunday and Monday | | Trimbkle is a six-year-old star skat—‘ much | LaVerne | Casperson, Bruce Casperson, Arlene | Sylvia | HOLIDAYS BY AWVS p. m. in the City Council Cham- | All members are | It has tentatively been plan-| their next meeting at the home of | Word has been received here by | ew, Glen Kronquist and Mrs. Kron- | quist were the parents of a new baky boy, born on Nov. 1, and nam- |quist was formerly Lucille Gay nf‘ Elensburu Washington. The cou-| now make their home at Rese- [da California. | GET TOGETHER TONIGHT Commun'ty residents are remind- jed that they are invited by the | Douglas Island Womans Club to| | Get Together this evening in thd | Bagles Hall to get acquainted, to [have fun and maybe win their | Thanksgiving turkey as well as other prizes. - | There will be games for 111 [ IO CENTURY "7 PAGE FIVE STARTS TONIGHT Complete Shows at 7:18 — 9:30 NO WONDER THEY CALL IT SPRING Cause the Boys All SPRING when Pauletic Goddard comes around! Only 24 hours to win her hubby k from that and - hunt ¢ redhead . . . And wait till you see her in action! Paramount Presents %« Paulane Gsddard it Macadhald Caféy Arleen Whelan » MITCHELL LEISEN prooucron Plus Sportlite Carfoon Air Express NEWS ldren and adults, and also bridge | ——— and pinochie tables on the upper| floor, Refreshments and the turkey!| laward will be made at 11 o'clock. All roceeds of this evenings activities be used for improving the pub- school facilities, which is an an- | nual project of the Womans Club. | |This year the Club is working to- {ward improvement ofsthe sound ef- fects of the stage properties in the auditorium. | { | [ SWANSONS TO LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swanson were to leave today via P.A.A. for| Washington State where they intend to make their home. They came to | Doughas several years ago, and were | operators of the Douglas Crab Can- |nery for two years, with no opera- |tion of the plant this season. Re- cently Mr. Swansen has been con- nected with the Channel Bus Lme&I IT———————":| | | REMEMBER The Concert | Tuesday Night | November | JuNEAU | crry BAND (AR MOOSE For Members and Their Ladies AT THE MOOSE LODGE SATURDAY NIGHT-Nov. 20 10:00 p m. t02:00 a. m. A See how gzy and beine:{ul your new how well it an be mmmd with the all- electric kitchen to make & beauti- ful, livable room! Here electricity is the setvant, and you're the *boss”'! Attractiyg G-B electric . sppliances do the work while you selax. The all-electric laundry— planged about basic “work cent- ers”—has 2 G-E One-Control ‘Wringer Washer,* a G-E Tum- blet Dryer, and the wonderful sew G-E Flatplate Ironer! AETY -wavan for the I"&&m G-CIMH The all-electric kitchen is planned about basic “'work ceaters”, too . with a2 G-E Range, GE Dub- washer, G-E Disposall, aad G-B Refrigerator! Whether you're planning to build, buy or remodel, it's easy to own an all-clectric kitchen m!hundq You can build the complete room; or modernize each “'work center” by easy, bud- geted steps, Come in and talk it over with us! Time-Saving Service Watch Repalrmg Miss Ada Thomas at 7:30 e'clock Monday evening. i Anyone interested in creative | writing is invited and " welcomed | to attend these meetings. 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