The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 12, 1950, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA *** PAGE FIVE MYSTERY STORY WITH COMEDY IS " BILL AT CAPITOL '! GB"E(- HT L2OMENTURY ik Complete S'now. 7:20 and $:30 The s now one of l 1 is told in “Not Wa Century toni row. 1 In Jack Benny’s initial film pro- duction, the trigger-happy mystery | comedy, “The Lucky Stiff,” which | opens tonight at the Capitol The- | atre, there’s a definite change of | film pace. In this uproarious film, | based on the popular Craig Rice | whodunit, it's the women who get | more than their share of rough | treatment, while the man in their | lives, handsome Brian Donlevy, is reated like the proverbial Kking. The women are Donley's co-stars, | Dorothy Lamour and Claire Trevor. i Miss Lamour plays a night-club inger who is not only accused of | mnurder, but tried and sentenced tc i die by electrocution. Poor Dorothy !is sent to prison where she dons 2 i dull prison gown, gets the tradi- im)nad “hairdo” and, finally, makes | the grim march to the chair. Later, | in the interest of the unique plot, | she comes back masquerading as a | lovely ghost. | As for Claire Trevor, she plays { the role of Brian Donlevy’s long- suffering secretary in the film. She’s in love with her boss secretly and | has to coddle him while he carries {a heavy torch for Miss Lamour and >ther lovelies. On the other hand, Donlevy, as the astute attorney-detective, John J Malone, has a fine time. \Fashion Show Next Saturday, Elks Hall Girl Scouts and Brownies are planning their spring outfits to | arade at the Fashion Show and program Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock in the Elks hall, Miss Judy Green, general chair- i man, said today. Tea will be serv- | =d following the review with par- 2nts, friends and the general pub- ic invited to attend. Models for the fashion show are Freda Greenwald, Judy Goodson, Susan Blanton, Marjorie Alstead, Joan Williams, Evelyn Hollmann, 3andra Boehl, Mary Lee Cashen, Judith Trimble, Elizabeth Cheney, Patsy Sweeney, Dorian Gross, Ger- aldine Cheney, Marjory Kleingbeil Ida Lupii ducer Anso for this f and THURSDAY DOORS OPEN 7:00 Shows at 7:28 — 9:30 Feature at 7:48 — 9:50 d Bond-—said t} i exactly what ne and wa 1 were eking in th duce pictures on ¢ And so “Not W Classics is reles the cameras, with Eimer ClI | recting. “When we read the s Lupino said, “it h % h CRAIG RICE'S Exciting Gangland : MYSTERY MIRTHQUAKE! STARTLING SUSPENSE THAT PACKS A COMEDY WALLOP! | SOME DAME IS OUT TO GET HIM ...and of course she'll be beautiful /), thought thetic stol PAY AS YOU DRIV E— mildred Thrawl, of Chicago, demonstrates a coin meter for the ignition system by which a buyer pays for a car. Six quarters a day keep it runnin;. nocent lives onest pic 2 | sen, Walter Karczewski, Roy Meyer. ! theme but without any was planned and it may be seen in| poyal O'Reilly, Lief Thortildsen, { overtones. We hope Devlin’s window in the next 1ewW|greq Wager, Douglas Wahto, Edger { suided our every pr days. White, Ted Wold, Harold Kjorli. The star, who Election of 12 new candidates i9| geattle to Fairbanks: Anne Evans | the picture membership was completed and the | gam Godgrey, Richard Lauder, Wil s of maternity h initiation ceremonies will be held at | jjam Leitner, Joan Litka, Dwight | pitals acquiring the next meeting, which will be|gchneider, Thelma Smith, Mrs | terial. Tuesday night, April 25 at 8 o'clock | Charles West, Barbara West, Caro: | i i in the Parish Hall, West, D. A. White. BETTY FORWARD, 11 After business was disposed of, APPLY FOR MARN the Rev. Louls Mestdagh, S.J.,| Boarding at Annette for Juneau BEFORE . ‘GOMM IS showed his very interesting moving | Were: Douglas Layman, Harland, oY ¢ t pictures of his eventful trip to Roche, Thomas Armstrong, Charles Betty A.* For America, and this was followed by | Whalen, Jack Lang, James Frank. dq“"my" gl refreshments. Annette to Fairbanks: Joe Hong, | “=5¢ * Marie Williams, Lowell Brown, An- | 1. Forward, pioneer Juscau gelo Paglia. | dents, made applic 1y S : ; | afterncon for a 1 pRESBv‘.ERY OF ik g Whn,ehorse:_R. JMk_f with Fred L. Birch Original story by Pavl Jarrico and Malvin Wald + Screanplay by Paul Jorrico and Ida Lupino son, C. Hunt, V. A. Ekins, Louis Yo ok , Fith CIASSIES, INE. AI.ASKA To MEE]‘ Sineckal. Juneau to Fairbanks: Thor ::::‘ Gbrc{:r e C ; > 4% St . Riveness, Jack Molyneaux, Glenn | XA\MSS Y‘:nlr\\': A v o v d TRAVEL ADVENTURE Franklin, H. Vornos, T. S. Batch- attefided. Bohool in S @ty T 0“ APRII_ 19-2‘ elder, E. P. Virden, Mrs. W. Zim- | SO, 35 merman, Warner Zimmerman, Mr. Roberts, George A. Norlander. PNA GUESTS An nual SeSSion at N |_ On flight 924, Juneau to Seattle ~ and waypoints were the following: Charles W. Hall of Presbyferian Church— | o seattie: Bama DeArmond, Betty | Fdgar White, both conne: % Riley, Mrs. James DeMers and in- | Pacific Northern Airlines, Prommem Speakel’s fant, Heinie Berger, Joseph Kanosh, | gistered at the B: Paul Bell Jr., Ruth Tyler. To Ket- e chikan: Richard Tripp and Lee F. IDA LUPINO presents % i ttold Producton with SALLY FORREST - KEEFE BRASSELLE - LEQ PENN ity IDA LUPIND s ANSON BOHD.- ucus, ELMER CLIFTON | - —eoo——— COMEDY ST WORLDWIDE NEWS— Bader Accounting Service Monthly Accounts, Systems, Secretarial Service i 1 Tax Returns Prepared Room 3, Valentine Bldg. Phone 919 and little Miss Susan Stevenson There are busy days ahead at the BASE] e e viemiiaiseails. Northern Light Presbyterian John:’m. Moose Clu at 8 Church which is the host church for — o'clock, 1 who "ALASKA U.S. A’ | e snnuat meeunss of the Pres- | wish Moose DR. ROBERT SIMPSON " Ju Hs bytery of Alaska and the Alaska|SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S| Lodge—pl 76-1t DR. TED OBERMAN F“.M 0" TONIGHT Presbyterian Society, from April 19 — e Otoueteists to April 24. % AI HIGH Seventy-five delegates are ex- las‘ Rlles 'or SI |} Simpson Bldg. Phone 266 for appt. pected from the Presbyterian aan wsfi v e s o e e e SCHOOl Churches of Southeast Alaska and w'(-w-“ ———————— B AR et o3 0 the '‘meetings will be held daily from 9 am. to 4 pm. i Popular public meetings, to which |l the public is cordially invited, wiil be held at 8 p.m. daily, during the period at which national leaders, Dr. Price H. Gwynn, Director of Lead- ership Education, and Dr. Walter Barlow, Director of the Department of Faith and Life, both from Phila- delphia, will speak. The Rev. J. Earl Jackman, DD, Secretary of the Alaska Unit, Board | The film “Alaska, U.S.A.” arrived | by plane this afternoon and will be shown as per schedule at 8 p.m. tonight in the Juneau High School gymnasium to residents here free of charge, it was announced by o i Ralpe Browne, assistant manager ot DOROTHY : the Alaska Development Board. LAMOUR The board had the color and sound film made last year and this BRIAN HILDRE SAND & GRAVEL Formerly R. J. Sommers Construction Co. Lemon Creek Plant Washed Lemen Creelz Aggregate and Sand Plaster and Moriar Sand . WE DELIVER EXCAVATION OF ALL KINDS $ ? Juneau,Office Phone 129; Residence Phone Blue 540 5 showing will be its world premiere. D 0 N L EVY After showings throughout the Ter- : CLARE Irene Hervey Robert Armstrong David O. Selznick’s “PORTRAIT OF JENNIE” COMING SUNDAY! There is no substitute for GOOD Plastering For expert, distinctive plastering . . . with the plaster that INSULATES . .. call ritory, copies will be sent south to be shown throughout the nation. George Sundborg, board consul- tant, arrived with the film from Seattle. He has been in the east on business for approximately a morith. (DA MAKES PLAN . FOR BUSY DOINGS An unusually active business meeting was held last night by the CDA and plans are well underway for the coming activities which in- clude two ‘card parties, awarding of the handmade quilt, initiation of new members, and the annual national breakfast. The date of the first card party 15 yrs. experience uY nll:E Phone Douglas 21 {|Was changed from April 21 as pre- viously planned to Friday night, April 28, in order not to conflict GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 357 with the high school band concert. ‘The second party is still set for May 12, at which time the elaborate Glacier Construction Co. New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work Plastering — Concrete Pouring Sand and Gravel Hauling applique quilt will be awarded. The door prizes that were decided on for this series of card parties will be something different and both intriguing and valuable. In addition it was decided there would be, as before, twelve prizes awarded for e e e e e Y T of National Missions, and the Rev. R. Armstrong, Field Representativc) in Alaska, Board of National Mis- sions, will also be evening speakers. This will be a special treat for all persons in Juneau to gain inspira- lic is cordially invited to attend all these meetings. 2 14 PASSENGERS FLY VIA PAN AM TRIPS YESTERDAY tion for continued service. The pub-l ] | Northbound flight 905 yesterday |[i of Pan American World Airways |} from Seattle brought 18 passengers to Juneau, discharged 12 at Annette Island for Annette and Ketchikan and carried 11 through to Fairbanks. Six passengers boarded the plane at Annette for Juneau and four for Fairbanks. 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