The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 13, 1949, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA T A c SHOWPLALE of Cfuiend TONITE and THUR. ONLY! EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH AT THIS THEATRE AS ANOTHER TECHNICOLOR TRIUMPH HITS OUR SCREEN Every welt a symbol of betra .. unleashing a vengeance only the wild fury.of the sea could match.. only the glory of oolor could capture’ Her eyes. .. her lips . .. her arms — all offered love. but promised treachery! J. ARTHUR RANK presents COLOR BY . MICHAEL REDGRAVE * jcaN KeNT - 10AN GREENWOOD RICRARD ATTENBOROUGH s FRANCIS L. SULLIVAN + BASIL SIDNEY Complete Shows 7:25-9:30—Feature 8:00-10:05 mn! WOODY WOODPECKER CARTOON "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN" n IS GOING TO Pamc JUNEAU WITH LA“GHS! RI i T $7500 SITKA-SEATTLE That's the NEW Fare via ACA-PAA beginning April 20, 1949 ! [+ : DAILY SERVICE-EACH WAY EVERY DAY! 0 The Airline that has given Sitka 9 YEARS of Daily Scheduled Service S couttea AIRLINES "THE SMUGGLERS' COMING TONIGHT, CAPITOL THEATRE Michael Redgrave will be seen to- |“The Smugglers” a | technicolor drama. | The role of Carlyon, captain ot the 16th Century smuggling ship, The Good Chance, taps every facet of his acting ability. Redgrave re- sponds to the challenge with a truly inspired portrayal. From his opening scene, spectacular where he accepts jcommand of the smuggling band |to his dramatic finale inside Lewes | Jal | The others in the cast rise to the joccasion and almost equal Red- |grave in acting brillance. Partic- | ularly effective are Richard Atten- corough, as Redgrave's weak-willed ward, whose ¢ y betrays the band to the King's customs men, and Jean Kent, exotic confidante of the Crown Prosecutor, who offers the youth a rendezvous if he will dare identify Redgrave in court. The swa: kling action rang- ing from. 0 the shore and sack again is particularly effective Vwk‘en aided by the magic of tech- | icolor. > |COMMUNITY CHOIR | 15 GIVING CANTATA | CNFRIDAY EVENING A Community Choir under the | direction of Ernest Ehler wiil sing “The Crucifixion” by Stainer on Good Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the High School gym. Every effort has been made to make this a worthwhile coopera- dve community project. Singers Icheir and they have worked faith- fully to make this sacred cantata | truly interpretative of the spirit ot the Lenten Season. Soloists on the program include | Director Ehler, Frances Paul, H. E. j || Salisbury and G. B. Schmidt. The gym is being appropriately | decorated for the occasion and a |large audience of Juneau folk is | expected to attend this program on Friday evening, April 15, at 8 o'clock. ‘The final rehearsal of the choir |gym. The choristers have been in | weekly practice for the past two | menths. - e FROM ANCHORAGE Anchorage residents who regis- tel include Margaret Burnett, Drew 1 D. Waldron, | J. D. Stone. | will be. held tomorrow night in Lh(.‘ Inight at the Capitol Theatre in! from all groups are included in the ' | | EASTER BREAKFAST IMETHODIST CHURCH {our savior.” tered yesterday at the Baranof Ho-| Edith Mael, R. E.|tine. Clark, James C. Phillip, J. R. Carr,! days. STARTS OBSERVANCE An Easter breakfast, cooked and erved by the men, will bezin Easter Day at the Methodist Church this year. Following the breakfast, the Sunday School is presenting a 4 motion picture on the life of Christ, entitled “My Beloved fon” The Primary department is telling the Easter story in action with a & ire background, and he Beginne ng their own Easter services. At the Morning Worship Service, | * le Senior Choir is presenting three anthems, “Open Our Eyes,” “Sheep ind Lambs,” and “Were You There.” The Intermediate Choir will siny the Call to Worship, “Jesus, Stand Among Us,” and the Youth Octette of senior youth will ing “He Is Risen.” The Junlor Choir will sing the -le-lu-ia" response lu the hvmn Christ the Lord is Today.” New mem- sers will received. in the evening the sound mo- ion picture will be shown again or the benefit of those who were unatle to attend the morning show- ing or wish to see it again. The breakfast from 8-9 am., fea- turing ggs and ham, will be “manne by Harry Deland and Ron Lister, cooks; and Uvall Mocdy, ass't. cook; A. J. Alter and Maurice Powers, pearl divers; Les Sturm, Andre Robinson, Bill Matheny, wai “host” and Jack Popejoy, Charge de Affairs. A free will offering is being received at the breakfast to 2o toward paying off the last of the debt on the church. - SERVI(E ON HOLY THURSDAY HELD AT LUTHERAN CHURCH On Holy Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the anniversary of the in- stituton of the Lord's Supper will be otserved with the administra- tion of this sacrament in the Lutheran Church. The pastor’s sermon for this service will be titled, “The Most Sncred Fellowship” and the Senior Choir will sing Sateren’s, “Behold, e MANGANS TO SKAGWAY Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mangan will tomorrow for Skagway. on| Olson’s boat, the Valen- They will be gone for several Mangan will transact busi- ness while in Skagway. |( k2. Thortle . . . you chould have sexved (Fruit Cake Indeed yes, madam . . , for Fruit Cake by Blum's assures Blum's Special Fruit Cakes [T the success of the most soigné of gatherings. Assures your social success so completely that the most sought-after of gilded invitations will come flocking fo your mailbox. Also, madam ... your husband will be more easily launched m'o the realms of “big business” when your every feast is capped with the climax that is Fruit Cul(e by Blum'’s of san francisco. They shipped us too many! Blum's Spenal Plum Pudding Regular $3.50 Size: NOW 2.50 Regular $2.50 Size: NOW 1.50 THIS WEEK ONLY e O THE N UGGET sHoP M of san franciges. Henry Leege, | department is hav- | Ppartic | God, My God, why hast Thou for- IBISHOP GLEESON IS CELEBRANT FOR HOLY WEEK FOR CATHOLICS The Most Reverend Francis D.| Gleemn, S.J., Catholic Bishop ot | Alaska will officiate at the Holy | Week Services at the Catholic Traditional “Three Hour” ity S'amng at Noon o y and Holy Saturday, Bishop leeson will e the Celebrant of the Mass. He will be assisted by Father Robert Whelan, as Deacon and by Father Alfred Brady, as UNION SERVICES BE HELD GOCD FRWDAY The traditional “Three-Hour" Service which is held Friday from 12 ncon until 3 p. m. will take 5 z Sub-deacon. place with the following churches : First Church of God,' Th€ following are the times for Lutheran, Presbyterian,jHoly Week Services at the Catho- 3 {lic Church: Holy Thursday: Mass at 8:00 a.m Holy Hour from 7:30 to 8:30 p.n Good Friday: Mass of the Pre- | sanctified at 12:00 noon, to te tol- lowed by the Stations of s. Stations of the Cross a :45 pm. Holy Saturday: Ceremonies begin in the Church at 7:00 a.m. Mass| will begin about 8:15 am, Easter Sunday: Masses will bej| {at 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and 11:00 a.m.| ‘The 11:00 o'clock Mass on Easter| Sunday will be a Solemn Ponti-| fical Mass cffered by Bishop Glee- {son. er of the Three-Hour ser- vice at the Church of Holy Trin-! ity, with meditations from thej Seven Last Words is as follows: 12:00 Noon—Introduction. Rev. A. McPhetres. 12:22 P. M—First Word. “Father |, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” Rev. G. H. Hiller- man, 12:45 P. M.—Second Word. “To- day shalt thou be with me in Para- dise.” Rev. H. E. Bey? 1:07 P. M.—Third Word. “Behold th behold thy mother.” Rev. Robert Treat. 1:30 P, M.— S. Fourth Werd. “My >+ saken me?” Rev. S. A o e o/ [ARDINALS BLANKED | thirst Rev. W. R. Booth, w"'H FouR H"» GAME 2:15 P. M.—8xth Word. “It Js) finished.” Rev. G. H. Hillerman. 2:38 P. M.—Seventh Word. “Fath- HQUSTON, ’Iex April 13—(® er, into Thy hands I commend Bob Rush fashioned the best| my spirit.” Rev. Robert Treat. |pitching job of the Chicago Cubs 3:00 P. M.Three-Hour Service exhiiition tour last night by blank- ends. | ing the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 0] All residents of Juneau are cormwim a four-hitter. dially invited to attend the Three-! puey now is prominently con-: Heur Service, for the entire #me ggered along with Dutch Leonard ! if possikle, but attend if only for a [to pitch the season opener against to commemorate the Supreme Sac- | next Tuesday. rifice made by Jesus for the salva- tion of Mankind. | ,e- FROM PELICAN i(:ne game aplece. They lost the first !declsion Monday, 7 to 1. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. White of Peli-| - > can are registered at the Gastineau| Lauson 4-Uycle Air-cooled Out- | Hotel. ‘oards. New A odeis. 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