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h SATURDAY, SEP1EMBER 17, 1949 SHOWPLALE oF APITUL wereae, (2 = SIX-SHOOTERS COULDN'T STOP HIM— BUT THE RIGHT STARTS TOMORROW DOORS OPEN 1:30 AS A WORLD-FAMED PI YOU’LL THRILL TO THE EXCITING MUSICAL SCORE! HEAR: “PLL HAVEHIM . . . COME WHAT MAY!” ¢ WOMAN COULD! ANIST— Beethoven’s “Fur Elise” Rubenstein’s “Concerto in D Minor” Liszt’'s “E-Flat Concerto, and Etude in D-Flat.” SHE KNEW ENOUGH ABDUT LOVE AND LIEE.. BUT NOT ENOUEH ABOUT HERSELF! BARBARA HE GILBERT ROLAND o LENORE AUBERT * MARIA PALMER STANWYCK - NIVEN Otkeer wih RICHARD CONTE DAVID JOAN LORRING PLUS X X Tacoma, Wash.: REBUILD FAMOUS “GALLOPING GERTIE” EXTRA! Do You Remember? TACOMA BRIDGE DISASTER! BRIDGE EXCITING NEWS CAST by WARNER-PATHE Bonn: NEW GERMAN REPUBLIC IS BORN MEET MISS (AND MRS.) AMERICA < < Complete Shows 1:45—3:25— Feature 1:54¢—4:01—6:08—8:18—10:28 ENDS TONITE Complete Shows 5:12 — 7:27 — 9:35 Feature at 5:49 — 7:57 — 10:05 NEWS FLASHES By Warner Pathe CRAZED VETERAN KILLS 13! ODOM IN FATAL CRASH! Shirley May Loses Game — and — eaeased THeY wniTeD astists EXTRA LEON ERROL IN “IN ROOM 303" L] s Walt Disney’s “CATNAP PLUTO” L] L] 5:32—17:42—9:52 X JUNEAU TEACHERS, | BOARD MEMBERS, HONORED, PARTY There was no formal program at last night’s reception honoring Ju- | neau teachers and members of the School Board, but the lack of speeches and music afforded ev-| eryone the opportunity of doing just what the party was for—get- ting acquainted. | Members of the hostess group,| the Business and Professional Wo- men’s Club, saw that newcomers and oldtimers got together in little groups for conversation over v.ea! and coffee and other retreshmems.‘ Nearly all of Juneau's 44 teach- | ers, some accompanied by their| husbands or wives, attended the annual BP.W.C. reception in the Scottish Rite Temple. Sterling Sears, new superintendent of Ju- neau schools, and Mrs. Sears, were among those enjoying the tradi- tional reception. JUANITA DIAZ LEAVING Juanita Diaz, one of Juneau's Fourth of July queens, will leave Monday via Pan American Air- ways to resume her studies at the University of Washington. She will be a sophomore in the School of Business Administration at the University. It’s the service that counts when you buy a car—buy your fur coat the same way. Martin Victor Furs, Inc. 297 1t 1 WAMCAT LEAVES The ACS workboat Wamcat left Juneau - this morning at 6 o'clock for the Wrangell area where she will assist the ACS cable barge Lenoir in restoring cable service. The cable has been broken south | freighter Lucidor docked yesterday of Wrangell since the earthquake several weeks ago. Skipper of the Wamcat is Sgt. Fred Dawley; Cpl. David Walker is crew. FREIGHTER VICTORIA IN PORT, LUCIDOR SAILS The freighter Victoria docked this morning at 2 o'clock from Se- attle with general cargo. ‘The afternoon from the westward with a cargo of canned salmon and load- ed lumber at the Juneau Spruce Co. dock for Seattle. She sailed this morning at 7 o'clock. Both freighters are Alaska Steamship THE - SNAKE PIT! 1t'Co. vessels. EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST . ' Becond and Franklin iy PHONE 506 FOR Juneau APPOINTMENTE Bill Willman FIRE EATER will eat gas, alcohol — or ANY KIND of flames tonight at the : Snake Pit He will also do rope tricks. Tie him up — he’ll escape! g lighter fluid, ———— See Ad on Page 6 |of the pianist. David Niven is her | doctor, who ultimately falls in love |duces her to a brief fling at ex- BARBARA STANWYCK ‘ GIVES ONE OF HER MOST STIRRING PERFORMANCES! \} | gerwork for the cameras. Andre de | parting. | yesterday morning, several Seattle- {Edward W. Allen, who represented | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PF% PAGE THREB STANWYCK, NIVEN ARE AT CAPITOLIN | Wedding Tonight; | IN MUSI - COMEDY "THE OTHER LOVE" Starting a three-day run tomor- | row at the Capitol Theatre, is| Erich Maria Remarque's \‘The Other Love,” starring Barbara Stanwyck and David Niven with Richard Conte, Joan Lorring, Gilbert Ro- land and Maria Palmer prominently | cast. This story of a concert pianist who retires to an Alpine retreat to regain her health, then runs away| with a playboy sportsman for her first taste of riotous living, is set in the Swiss Alaps and French Riviera, one of the first filmizations of postwar Continental social life. Barbara Stanwyck plays the part with her, and Richard Conte enacts the playboy sportsman who intro- citement and romance. In the sup- porting roles, Joan Lorring, who was nominated for an “Oscar” for her role as the cockney girl in “The Corn’ Is Green,” is cast as a fellow- patient in the Swiss rest home; Gilbert Roland plays a Monte Carlo croupier and Maria Palmer is Miss Stanwyck's nurse. For the musical sequences of the film, the famed pianist, Ania Dorf- man, performs the selections for which Miss Stanwyck does the fin- Toth directed the picture which Enterprise Studios presents through United Artists release. 23 IN, 9 OUT VIA PNA FRIDAY TRIPS Passengers carried yesterday by Pacific Northern numbered 32 with, 23 arriving in Juneau and 9 de- From Anchorage, passengers were: C. W. Nelson, Harold Olson, Baxter Felch, James McKenna, C. J. (Sary, Alvina Strom, Harold Lindsey, Carl Dewey. i From Cordova: A. V. Collar, P. Strom, E. Anderson, Tom Paulson, Jack Clements, Carl Husby, Fred Bisner, C. H. Querry. From Yakutat: Harold Heaton, Marion Barr, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Nelson, Harold Barr, T. 8. Brown, Blaine Claypool. For Cordova: H. Harchover, George Walla, Al Chapman. For Anchorage: Gene Klotz, R. W. King, 8. 8. Makely, G. R. Caub, Z. J. Loussac. From Yakufat: Ben Benson. ! SEATTLEITES SOUTHBOUND | The court case which brought | them here having been concluded | ites left for their homes yesterday via Pan American Airways. Among these were Frank L. Mechem of the Seattle law firm of Bogle, Bogle and Gates, who represented P. E.| Harris and Company in the trial; | the Mutual Trap Company, and| Mrs. Allen, and Walter G. Sharpe, | assistant manager of Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc. | CATARRH | sms SUFFERER? FIND CURB FOR M1SERY DUE TO NASAL CONGESTION. Relief at last from torture of sinus, catarrh, and hay fever due to nasal congestion is seen today in reports of success with a formula which has the power to reduce nasal congestion. Men and women with agonizing sinus headaches, clogged nostrils, earache, hawking and sni mis- ery tell of blessed relief after using it. KLORONOL costs $3.00, but con- sidering results, this is not expensive, amounts to only pennies per dose. KLORONOL (caution, use only as directed) sold with money-back guarantee. By special arrangement, readers of this newspaper may ob- tain KLORONOL at a reduced price. Simply send this notice to SUMLAR CO., Dept. A-99, 2700 CHURCH AVE,, BROOKLYN 26, N. Y., and you will receive two $3 packages for only $5, a reduction of $1 from the regular price. Send no money—pay postman upon delivery. Name ... Address City ....... adv. SQUARE DANCI Williams - Twiet Friends Invited Attended by her sister, Mrs. W. P. Green of Fairbanks, Mrs. Fern Williams will become the bride of Mr. Daniel K. Twiet this evening in the Resurrection ' Lutheran Church. Mr. Green will be best man, and the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman will officiate at the 8 o'clock cere- mony to which all friends of the couple are invited. They also extend a cordial invi- tation to friends to attend the wedding reception, from 9 to 11 o'clock, in the Baranof Hotel Gold Room. Mr. and Mrs. Green came from Fairbanks this week, for the wed- ding. The bride-elect has resided here a number of years, having been assistant secretary of the Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Associa- tion. Her future husband is in the fishing industry, and the owner of the halibut vessel Solar. FISH LANDINGS Landed this morning were 21,000 pounds of salmon from the Carol Ann (Art Mantyla) and 8,000 pounds of black cod from the De- fiance (Frank Olson). Loaded out today are approximately 80,000 pounds of frozen trap caught sal- mon to be canned at the Nick Bez Todd Cannery. Another barge load will be loaded out tomorrow for the cannery. These salmon were recently brought into the Cold Storage for freezing when the Todd Cannery was swamped. THE SNAKE PIT! 1t COURLENTURY Last Times Tonight 1- 2 ISIX-STARRED CAST | ROMANCE AT 20TH, M-G-M has distributed its acting talent and melodic resources lav- ishly in its colorful musical, “Holi~ day in Mexico,” which will :e shown { tomorrow and Monday at the 20th ' Century Theatre. The result is a delightfully tuneful and infectious musical-drama in Technicolor against stunning south-of-the- - border backgrounds. L G G lb iR l d ¢ €0 uorcey 1iberi nolan Walter Pidgeon is seen as the suave American ambassador to alld 'he as ihe Mexico who finds he needs all the - ™ diplomacy at his command to pre- B Y B y c K d vent his motherless daughter from ower o s lsco l making a fool of herself over an in in older man with whom she .imagines | herself to be in love. The daughter is played with charm and sympathy by young Jane Powell, and the | older man by Jose Tturbi, who again reveals himself the possessor of a sure dramatic hand as well as of those celebrated keyboard fingers. As a sub-plot is the romantic meeting between Pidgeon and Ilona Massey, cast as a former countess and current Mexico City nightclub star, It is the attraction of her prar, 101 e s o e || Gupmnelay and Monday sey that makes the impressionatle daughter feel herself to be un-| wanted and diverts her attention to | Iturbi, much to the disgust of Roddy McDowall, has young admirer, who; is involved in all the torments of puppy-love. The complications are finally ironed out when Iturbi pre- sents his two grandchildren to the chagrined Miss Powell and brings her*to the realization that young McDowall is really more her type.; “COME OUT FIGHTING" “ROBIN HOQD of MONTEREY" DOORS OPEN 7:00 SHOW STARTS 7:15 and 9:30 Plus: | SELECTED SHORTS LATE NEWS l M What a cast! And what a melodic fiesta! 20 musical numbers! Songs by new star Jane Powell and lovely Ilona Massey! Rhumbas by Cugat! Keyboard magic by Iturbi! There is no more reliability In a | fur coat than the house you buy ! it from. Martin Victor Furs, Inc. 1 MGM’s FOR RESERVAT Ask for it either way trade-marks mean the same thing. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE CO. ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pelershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P, M. ‘Holi INF Yz IONS PHONE 612 TECHNICOLOR! STARRING WALTER PIDGEON win JOSE ITURBI RODDY JANE McDOWALL - POWELL ILONA MASSEY - XAVIER CUGAT AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLUS DOORS OPEN 7:00 SHOW STARTS 7:15 and 9:30 MATINEE SUNDAY DOORS OPEN 1:45 SHOW STARTS 2:15 Tuesday Only ‘“MR. NEMO”° Masternof Magic is * First Transcontinental Tour The Man Who Refused to Play for Hitler i cat “Coke’ You HAve It Wuen You Neep b © 1949, The Coca-Cola Company WESTERN MIXER MODERN DANCING SCANDINAVIAN DANCING Moose Club Saturday — Sepiember 17th NG 10 P. 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