The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1949, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1949 SHOWPLALE or TONIGHT! 2nd WIC’IZMJ EXCITING STORY OF PHILIPPINES DURING REVOLT IN THE SPANISH RULE! win SIGRID GURIE RAMON DEL 6ADO AN EAGLEAION FELEASE A RIOT OF SLAM-BANG FUN IN BEAUTIFUL COLOR! “CURLEY”’ with FRANCES RAFFERTY “CURLEY” TCMORROW and SATIJBDAY The Wild West trembled when “MONTANA MIKE” came a=callin’! A RIDING FOOL.... A GUNLESS WONDER ROBERT SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SATURDAY—2:00 P. M. SEE—"CURLEY" and 3 Dlsney Carioons AUK BAY RESIDENIS HAVE MEETING; PLAN TWO IMPROVEMENT Residents of the Lyr: (ual vot- | ing precinct met last nignt in the Chapel-By-The-Lake to give con-‘ siderationi to the proposed installa- | tion of a community water system. Nearly half of the permanent resi- | dents of the area were present at | the meeting. ‘William Norton. Rural Electrifi-| cation head, was elected temporary | Chairman of the organization until | more definite * plans are formu- lated. Floyd Ogden was elected tem- | porary Secretary. A committee was chosen to in- vestigate all phases of securing an | adequate water supply for the uen\ and to find what government assist- ance may bé had in financing, sur- | veying and organizing whatever is tound Msary Norton, Ellsworth Seaton and Irving Noble were chosen to work on the committee. | 'Some discussion was held on the possibility of organizing either a second class municipality or a pub- lic utility district cut no definite decision was made pending the re-| ; ceipt of further and more accurate | information. A survey, mace vy Norion, re-! | vealed almost 100 percent enthu- | siasm for the project. He inter- | viewed the residents of 66 homes, mlsslng only a few. The total popu- . lation of these permanent residents, except for those not questioned, amounts to 144 adults and 110 children. The proposed district covers all roads from the Engineer’s Cutoff, Loop Road and Fritz Cove | Road to a point near the-Howard Stabler summer home. It's area i§ | estimated at five square miles. JOINT MEETING Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union and Vessel Owner’s Association, 8 p. m.,, Friday, Sept. 16. Important! 99 m INSIDE And Plenty of it!! If you are a painter and want work Rain or Shine see McCLELLAN 374———DOUGLAS after 5 P. M. 697——JUNEAU 8 AM. to 5 PM. PHONES WORK You Have It WheN You Neep lr 1 i EP% Your best bet for quick o+ fast, dependablf service by Alaska Coastal, «t low, economical rates. Your letter or wire te your merchant, requesting delivery by Alr Ex- press, assures you of having your merchandise when you most need it QMKW%‘“ i Wm&o«fim delivery Is Alr Express FILIPINO STAR MAKES DEBUT IN Filled with heroic adventures, pestuous romance, “Sword of the Avenger” will be shown again to- night at the Capitol Theatre. Ramon del Gado, famed Philip- | can debut in the role of a leader ish oppression in the days of the ‘Ls a lithe, handsome young man [who speaks English excellently and |is perfectly suited to his swash- buckling role. Sigrid Gurie is cast | opposite him as the sweetheart, de- |prived of her lover just before their| ;weddmg who takes to the hills to lead a band of patriots. The story moves from one dra- matic highlight to another as del Gado is confined to jail for eight | |vears. While in prison he meets an aged priest who educates him and gives him a clue to a huge treasure. The Filipino star sscnpes {finds the money and returns disguise to revenge himself upon his Spanish uppressvrs VIOLIN AND VOICE [FEATURED IN FIRST CCNCERT OF SEASON With two artists who began their careers in Juneau, the first con- cert of the fall season in Juneau will take the stage in the 20th i Century Theatre tonight at 8:30 o’clock. Both Sylvia Davis, who will make here violin sing, and Matilda Holst French, whose mezzo-soprano voice is described as “haunting,” to Juneau for this concert after careers which have established them as outstanding in their arts. Miss Davis has a contract with |the Buffalo, New York, Symphony Orchestra, which is conducted by William Steinberg. Miss Holst is wellknown on Pa- cific Coast concert stages and has performed on the radio as well. Miss Ddvis will be heard tonight playing, among other numbers, “Rondo Capricciosi” by Saint-Saens, “Tambourin Chinois” by Fritz Kreisler and “Danse Espagnole” by Manue] de Falla. Mrs. French’s program includes “Christopher Robin Is Saying His| Prayers” by H. Frazer Simson, “Ver- borgenheit” by Hugo Wolf and “If Thou Wert Blind” by Noel John- son. companist. Tickets are on sale at hotels and drugstores in Juneau. Following the concert here to- night, the two artists will go to Ketchikan for an engagement there at the First Presayterian church sponsored by the church choir. SPECIAL WECS MEETING A special meeting of the W.S.C. S. will be held at the home of non Apartments tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. Members and friends will meet to sew for the bazaar. Refresh- | ments will be Aerved HARRY RACE, CAPITOL PICTURE| brilliant swordsmanship and tem-| pine movie star, makes his Ameri- | of the Filipino resistance to Span- | last century when the dons ruled | the islands of the Pacific. Del Gado | return Carol Beery Davis will be the ac-! Mrs. Claude Turner in the MacKin- | PRINCE MATCHABELLI WITH THE PURCHASE OF' Stradivari COLOGNE PARFUMEE ‘Triangle Corner THE DAILY AUASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ACS OFFICER ON LEAVE Lieut, Delbert P. Applegate, offi- cer in charge of the Juneau sta- tion, ACS, takes off tomcriiw for a 30-day leave at hi ‘e in Caldwell, Idabc Lieut. 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