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

FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1949 Many Happy Returns of the Bamsteads on their 15th Wedding Anniversary IT TAKES THE CAKE ... AS THEIR FUNNIEST PICTURE! SHOWPLALE oF TONIGHT and SATURDAY —_—m—— BOSTON BLACKIE at 7:08—9:37 BLONDIE at 8:24—10:53 Continuous Shows SATURDAY ""&3».. With squlrrels who know their nuts the best...it's Dagwood 10 to 1! COLUMBIA PICTURES presents _Blondie’s" Anniversary Based upon the comic strip “Blondie” created by CHIC YOUNG with Penny Arthur Larry SINGlETBN LAKE - SIMMS Marjorie KENT - Adele JERGENS - Jerome CONAN and DAISY — Plus — This TENSE MYSTERY THRILLER £3 . ms' 'rO'\lORRO“' AFTERNOON—DON'T MISS Chapter 3 of “SUPERMAN" YVORNE FORBIDDEN lc CARLO . flll N PLEASURES! % Ruled by ROGUES . . Gloried in ..., PETER LORRE - A mum TOREN b nmnm: DUNHAM DANCERS ‘«W FAIRBANKS BOND VOTE Taxpayers of Fairbais wul vote 32 GRADUATES AT U. A. -‘I The largest class : of the war will graduate at th:jszoouoo worth of bonds for ths University of Alaska on May 16. purpose of constructing and improv- Thuty -two will receive d:plomas img the city sewer syslem For Eshmaies on lllal New Basement, House or Fireplace—PHONE 416—Evenings We have enough PUMICE and CONCRETE BLOCKS for several houses EARL CRASS AND SON eee A GRAND OLD NAME /N CANADA AN AMERICAN BLENDED WHISKEY Availstie in: QUARTS 5 QUART PINTS 1/2 PINTS MINIATURES CORBY'S RESIRVE II.IIIID WHISKEY 86 PROOF « 68.4% GRAN 'NEUTRAL $SPIRITS JAS. BARCLAY & CO: I.I'M‘FD « PEORIA, ILLNOIS since the end June 7 on the question of issuing ~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FILM "BLONDIE'S . ANNIVERSARY,” ~ CAPITOL THEATRE i | It's many happy returns of the merry Bumsteads as Blondie and Dagwood celebrate “Blondie’s An- niversary,” Columbia Pictures’ newest and most hilarious film in |the popular series which opens to- |night at 'the Cap’mfl Theatre. | All the old favorites of the past | “Blondie” pictures are back in this jone with the addition of that |champagne blonde, Adele “The Eye- {ful” Jergens. There are Penny | Singleton as Blondie who believes | marriage is for keeps . . . so she |keeps everybody howling; Arthur |Lake as Dagwood (with squirrels |who know their nuts the best . . . i“'s Dagwood 10 to 1) ; Larry Simms, |Marjorie Kent and Daisy rounding |cut the Bumstead menage; Jerome ‘U\\\au as George Radcliffe, Dag- |wood's long-suffering boss; and !Grant Mitchell, rememtered as |banker Samuel Breckenbridge with | the horse-betting wife in “Blondie’s ‘Holidny." | Miss Jergens, whose screen forte |is depicting the other woman, por- |trays sirenish Gloria Stafford who :rcmphcates the lives of Blondie {and Dagwood. | As an added feature there 1s aiso Trnpped by Boston Blackie.” (ONDITIONS OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS. !«tures at various Alaska points, | 1so on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 {a. m, 120th Meridian Time, and \ released by the Weather Bureau, | Juneau, follow: 19—Cloudy .. 33—Rain % . 36—Rain . 30—Partly Cloudy X 40—Cloudy 43—Partly Cloudy ... 41—Cloudy —Missing . 41—Rain . 41—Rain . 39—Rain 33—Fog 36—Partly Cloudy Barrow Bethel ....... | Cordova . Dawson .. | Edmonton | Fairbanks | Haines Havre . | Juneau mort i | Annette Island | Kediak . | Kotzebue | McGrath Nome Northway | Petersburg ‘Porthnd s Prince George .... | Seattle | Whitehorse Yakutat ... . 31—Cloudy 41—Fog 54—Partly Cloudy 35—Partly Cloudy 52—Partly Cloudy .. 34—Cloudy Weather conditions and temepr- . 33—Snow, Rain _ 39—Drizale ' Juneau high school's 42 piece concert band will give its final per- formance of this school year, this evening in the high school gymna- stum at 8:30 o'clock. Doors will be open at 7:45. lows: The Vanished Army i Herizon Overture Marimba Capers . Song of India Deep South Rhapsody Intermission Lady of Spain Fantasy for Three Rucinstein-Walters The Syncopated Clock Anderson Old Comrades March Teike The following students compr.se the band's membership: Joan Willlamson, Fred Wyller, Marilyn Crooks, flutes; Roberta Messerschmidt, Jack Hermle, first B-flat clarinets; Bill Forward, Jo- arne Sabin, Edward Dull, second B-flat clarinets; Elton Engstrom, Adah Friersen, Mildred Brown, third B-flat clarinets; Dorotny Rgerards, Clair Dunlap, bass clarinet; Clyde Jensen, Donald Dull, alto saxo- iphone; Carl Weidman, tenor saxo- phone; Sue McMullen, baritone {saxophone; Bill Sperling, first trumpet; Robert Sommers, Cata- lino Barril, second trumpet; Virgil Klinkhammer, Norman | Lister, Terry Pegues, Belinda Clark, E-flat alto horn; Sylvia Davis, french horn; Ernest Polley, bari- tone; Gary Hedges, first trombone; Art McKinnon, George Messerschmidt, second trombone; Dale Osterman, third trombone; Lee' Nance, Bobby Secrist, bass; Katherine Bavard, Darlene Adsero, Sylvia Sherry Grey, Esther Lavold, per- cussion; Carol Jean MacDonald, timpani; Ann Henning, Lois Lawrence, marimta; Shirley Elstead, Joyce Hope, drum majorettes. Altord Buys Isaac-Lilya Evans alto clarinet; SHELDON LEAVES FOR NEW ORLEANS MEETING R. E. Sheldon, director of the Unemployment Compensation Com- mission, left yesterday aboard Pan American Airways, bound for New Orleans and an annual meeting of the International Asociation of Public Employment Services com- posed of Employment Security Agency personnel from all over the United States. The meeting to be held May 16- 19, will be attended by Washington officials in the employment field and specialists in employment se- curity. Sheldén will return about the end of May. 1 PIONEERS’ PINOCHLE PARTY | May 13, Odd Fellow Hall. 75c. 93 St Community Piano Fund. HE beautiful new /4 " new “51” gives you an entirely new idea of pen value and writing ease. 'HiGH SCHOOL BAND, IN CONCERT TONIGHT The program scheduled is as fol- 1 Caneva | .. Rimsky-Korsakov | Lister, | (15C0 KID, ALSO C(OMEDY, FEATURE AT 20TH CENTURY Unrestrained laughter greeted RK() Radio’s comedy-mystery film, at Work,”. at the 20th tury Theatre last night. Wally rown and Alan Carney are star- red, and Anne Jeffreys, Lionel At- will, Bela Lugosi and Marc Cramer head the featured cast Brown and Carney have the roles stars of a radio program en- titled The Crime of the Week, written by Miss Jeffreys. The three are a sensation because they often beat the police to the solution of rnm('\ They are aided in their *ductions by a noted criminologist, ed by Atwill, during a wave killings perpetrated by & mys- man, “The Cobra.” 1s tery Miss Jetfreys is determined to unmask “The Cobra,” but the two zanies, Brown and Carney, ase only sted in preserving their skins. nse reaches its peak when it s announced that the identity of ‘The Cobra” is known and will te evealed on the program. In spite of the hilarious bung- lings of Brown and Carney, “The | Cobra” gets his deserts, but not before Miss Jeffreys is arrested for murder and the two boys undergo harassing experiences in a torture chamber and narrowly escape death from poisoned darts. A note of ro- mance is present when Miss Jetf- s falls for the lieutenant ot police played by Cramer. The other feature of this double bill is “King of the Bandits,” and Gilbert Roland has the role of the Cisco Kid. Emblem Club Calls Special Practice A special meeting of the Emblem Club was called for next Tuesday evening at the business meeting held last night in the Elks rooms. | | Members will practice for initiation ‘0 be held May 26. Two Emblem Club members were to leave today for Skagway to in- stall officers at ceremonies there. Leaving today were Daisy Fagerson and Marian Hedges. On the refreshment committee for the next club meeting will be| Nell Biggs, coairman, Claudia Brown, Ida Brust, Margaret Burke, Lillian Babcock, Esther Cole, Alyce Dalziel, Ethel Davis and Mattie Da- is. Now is the time to put your fur coats in storage. We have the only cold fur vault in Juneau. Com2 1n to our office. Chas. Goldstein CARGO TEIS TRIP YAKOBI HAS CAR . | The cargo aboard the mail boat| Yakobi this trip ranges from gro- ceries to a Crosley car destined for Petersburg. .The car belongs to Mary Robinson, who recently taught the University of Alaska Extension| workshop. course on upholstery. Mil | Sperl, skipper, said he will have| the boat back from the Petersbu Port Alexander run next Monday. | Trollers Attention: Stop at Mad- sen's today for your supplies. | Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc, at re- | duced prices. 179 & (20 enromy STARTS SATURDAY DENNIS MORGAN ARNER # BRJS. IN COLOR BY M TECHNICOLOR! 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A, e EMERGENCY FLIGHT BRINGS EXPECTANT MOTHER TO CARE ‘i ns DOORS OPEN at 6:45 e LENTURY LAST TIMES TONITE SHOWS START 7:00 9:30 DOUBLE BILL NO.1 Wally Brown Alan Carney GENIUS AT 'WORK NO.2 The Cisco Kid KING OF THE BANDITS with Gilber! Roland SELECTED SHORTS ALWAYS LATE NEWS BY AIR BOYS AND GIRLS (Fifteen Years or Under) Cartoons -~ Cartoons Plus Feature ROBIN HOCD OF MONTERY SATURDAY MORNING KIDS' MATINEE BIG AWARDS DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 CARTOONS and FEATURE at 10:00 For Each Dollar Spent at the Stores listed foturn in at The 20th Tot-to-Teen Shop Warfield-Drug Sugar Bowl Cafe below you will receive an Award Voucher CenlurySM'lllllLY MORNING “KIDS MATINEE" Parsons Electric Co. Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Gus George Grocery Nance 5-10-25 Store Fred Henning-Complete Outfitter Juneau Marine Supply, “I. Goldstein” , An expectant mother was brought Jn’to the Government Hospital on an early evening emergency flight yesterday by Alaska Coastal Air- lines. She is Doris Cook, brought | from Hoonah at 8 o’clock last night on a plane piloted by ACA man Joe Niemic. W F GOODIE SALE, to94 2t | HUGH SUTTONS IN TOWN FROM STONKADE POINT Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sutton ot Stockade Point on Taku Harbor brought in their five weeks old baby, Patricia Beverly, for a medi- cal checkup. They were to re- turn on their boat Tejan last night. ' Trollers Attention! Stop ot | Madsen's today for your supplies. Sat.,, May 14, 11 a.m., United Food | | duced prices. Spoons, plugs, sinkers, etc, at re- 176 tt PASSENGER SAILING SCHEDU“ ALSO FREQUENT FREIGHTER SERVICE For turther in‘ormation contact il E. GREEN, Agent — Phone 2 SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND i S.S. Baranof | S.S.Baranof | 5. S. Denall I May 22 May 17 May 22 | for for Seward | for ‘Wrangell Ketchikan | Seattle L | | Petersburg Ketchikan Seattle STEAMSHIP COMPANY Alasla ALASKA S "\0(‘7 4l