The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 23, 1949, Page 5

SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1949 B THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF—JUNEAU ALASKA % ™ PAGB FIVB 1 m————— THE |ADY FROM 723 “TOBACCO ROAD” ontinaos Shovin IS COMING BACK APIT A CAPITOL SUNDAY 10 20TH CENTURY o Road returning to |lumbia drama starring Rita Hay- I Century theatre for a man Tfl”.orraw - |worth and Orson Welles, is coming in st g Sunday. The DOORS L A S ‘!' SHOWS = % to the Capitol Theatre Sunday. 1 roles are taken by Gene * There’s Principal featured players are and Dana Andre OPEN STABT » 4 Everett Sl'oar‘w and Glenn Andgs. Tobacco Road” was first T ' M E S 715 d FATEFUL FASCINATION e vy i T e n M MO NITE a0 and ¢ Welles is reportey o nave t n\ns and is Dln}ing return en- | 7 00 9‘30 ments at IA)Puh" demands. ki it o i B e P B S e B 1 , ff'- E@?é‘”’ | pouBrE BILL realistic ion crowded a wealth of color, |detail and shrewd character ‘ BOLD INTRIGUE . . . i L |into this story of a sailor When the notorious & g lads. Theres s tasy Tumhel pel Mrs. Bannister : i 1 o esioar ¥ Feature No. I thence to |a smouldering Ilo yworth ang Weli ful mu r minating in a e with a that has ncisco. There's story between . and there's a Meets An Adventurous : & Man of the World. . . oy in the BOLDEST MASQUERADE Two Lovers Ever Dared! (A ™7¢ | e x "l: | Wesath: con 10 temper- | at various points | 4150 on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 1 m, 120th Meridian Time, and by the Weather Bureau, | follow: | 5 JPER PATROL-—B, Hayworth, who plays a ter; 118, warns Beavy rious woman of the world, has el e been given a new bob, topaz blonde ing i Mento Park |bair and a wardrobe befitting her slinky personality. e part is a radic: from her previous “Down to Ea a musi- cal, although the o .nlll!ul star does sing the sultry ballad, ‘Please Don't Kiss Me,” in her role as “The Lady. from hanghal,” 31—Partly Cloudy with : BART McLANE 38—Par loud; > DQUGLAS FOWLEY y 18—Partly Cloudy : DOUGLAS BLACKLEY / f W also created exciting ! f new type of role for himself as the 20—Snow | § " CURT BOIS _ § ‘? lusty Irish mariner out-of-his-depth 35—Partly Cloudy | 1 DUNCAN RENALDO § in the comp and the othe completely ~ despi Miss Hayworth’s hushand, |warped both in mind and body, | while Anders’ portrayal of his role Dirmced by i A PETER STEWART A H"DD!’( ® . A Screenplay by Whitman Chombers ¢ Island ... 40— Partly C . b ] O o by S e ne po'm\vs al ble personality | § | A Pine-Thomas Production }is a fit companion-piece in villainy. ! RRp— R, r1-cloudy Featuwre No. 2 ¥ The United States has about 40,-‘ Ao . g Cioug\ \ grEsen 000 new car dezlers, Portlan 55 oudy | X < MU TIWRES Pl e S Seattle ... 48—Rain | Thrill Threat - Cowpoke Whitehorse 20—Partly Cloudy | | Yakut e JIMMY WAKELY - | samp poiNT T0 RANGE RENEGADES R%O@IQSAAY?;YAEW SUKDAY and MONDAY DOORS OPEN 7:00 ~—— SHOWS START 7:15-9:30 e ‘ Egyp'l" Beauhes | 1y W IRED — Ed Donegan is WASHINGTON, April 23— (®— the envy of his young friends in g g i & g n Brooklyn as he weats s $0:onned | The Navy confirmed today that its GENE hat radio with an earphone, » | Sand Point, Wash, air station wil | be kept as an active installation in- T'ERNEY , HANGHAI I CT—— Complete Shows at 1:45—3:19 e S PN ety stead of being turned over to the 5:23—7:20—9:37 h¢ A Musical Featurette v LIFE LOST AT PT. GRAHAM Naval Reserve. D NA Feat 4 St { 1452. 3:56 -:*;'\ “LET’S MAKE RHYTHM” i swept through the home of | Instructions had previously been | 4 FAIREORIaR 4 v i o g GAZING with interest at exmmt.s]m A NRHs Niar AR &b - ued to make the station, on the 6:00—8:07—10:14 DISNEY CARTOON and LATE NEWS | are Princesses Fawzia and Faiza, \p,s Grapam recently, taking the shore of Lake Washington, a re- ANDREWS gisters of King Farouk of Egypt life of their two o 5 ¢ ¢ ) -year-old daugh-~ serve establishment. as they visit’ miniafure world iy | T fair at Cairo. Fawzia recently re beth’s Hospital in Washington, D.|the Commission’s Local Secretary, i g *| married after King of Iran di (Ivll SERVI(E C., and in the U. S. Public Health | Ethel L. Hockman, at the Post vorced her. (International) Service and Marine hospitals| Office in Juneau. EXAM!NAIIGN{ hroughout the United States. 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