The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 5, 1950, Page 3

MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1950 SHOWPLALE or LEAVES TONIGHT! Once she was someone’s wife . . . now she’s just some- one’s luck! A CRAVING BEYOND ALL CONTROL / Barbar: STEPHEN McNALLY LEIF ERICKS N 7:00 Feature at 7:50-9:55 TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY 3 GUYS GO COMPLETELY L'AMOUR! =7 DomoTHY's GAYEST CoMEDY ) SINCE “ROAD TO RI0” //, DOROTHY GEORGE LAMOUR - MONTGOMERY CHARLES lAuGHTON in EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Juneau P " Plumbing ® Heafing Oil Burners , Telephone Blue 737 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. P —————T—— Pioneer of air travel in Alaska, Pan Ame.ican has worked steadily to improve service and reduce fares— ——— CUTS JUNEAay. SEATTLE Fapgs Ono w°y oo Now Round Trip . . Noy For thig new, $66.00 $118.00 ; (PLUS TAX) reduced ajy trave] fare, ca]] BA RANOF Hopg;, PHONE 106 ONLY THE FARE IS CUT! When you fly Pan American, you still get all the Clipper® extras: Big, dependable 4-engine planes...the most experienced crews...fine, free food...and stewardess hospitality. 7O SEATTLE * HAWAI! * ROUND-THE-WORLD * KETCHIKAN JUNEAU * WHITEHORSE * FAIRBANKS * NOME i AMERICAN WorLp AIRWAYS #Tvade Mark, Pan American Worid Airweys, Ins. "LADY GAMBLES" TOPICAL FEATURE, CAPITOL THEATRE “The Lady Gambles,” which is at | the Capitol Theatre, probes the sec- | ret mind of a woman to find the| baffling answer to why she wrecks her life on the roulette and dice| tables. It is a fascinating photoplay, told | with deep emotion and presentedl | excitingly. It touches on a topical| theme, to because gambling,| whether we care to admit it or not, reaches into the live$ of many ot us, | jand involves billions of dollars yearly. i ‘The role of the neurotic g:\mb]or: is made to order for Barbara Stan-| wyck, who gives the portrayal every- thing of her brilliant acting re-| sources. Robert Preston reaches dramatic | heights as Miss Stanwyck’s husband, | who tries desperately to save her | from going off the deep end and | | throwing their money and happiness away. | Stephen McNally gives a solid performance, sharp as a Kknife, m‘ portraying the gambling big shot who loves Miss Stanwyck. i Some of his frank, cynical com- {ments on people who patronize his | luxurious casino could be included |in an anti-gambling sermon. | —_— i | | | FROM ANCHORAGE | | Willlam V. Frisby of Anchorage lis stopping at the Baranof Hotel. | eSS RS { COAST GUARD FLIERS | C. A. Wetzel, Lem F. Tanner and | iJ A, Spumato, of the U. S. Coast Guard Air Detachment, Annette |Island, are registered at the Bar- ‘anof Hotel. | i ENTERTAINERS HERE Mr. and Mrs! Albert Bello of North Hollywood arrived yestercay by Pan American and are guests at the Baranof Hotel. The Beflos {are the new entertainers for the Baranof Bubble Room, and will start their engagement this week. Sewing machines for rent at The White Sewing Machine Center. 52-ti Store your furs with Charles Gold- stein and Company. Phone 102. SOUR MASH | KENTUCKY | STRAIGHT | BOURBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY e —E—— { just the thing for Dad { on Father's Day Dad would be mighty pleased to receive a fine new portrait of his family on Fathexs Day. He’s deserving of such thought- fulness, and we would like to miake the picture for you in our cheerful studio. Joseph Alexander Shattuck Bldg. Phone 303 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ° PAA NON-STOP MAKES STOP FOR PASSENGERS HERE With night skies still light in June, Pan American World Airways was able to accommodate Seattle- bound passengers yesterday, despite a “sick engine” which prevented departure of Flight No. 924. The Fairbanks-Seattle non-stop flight was called in, and left the Juneau airport about 9 p.m, with a ca- pacity load. Inbound, Pan American brought these persons from Seattle: Betty Alexander, Howard Baltzo, Al and Betty Bello, P. E. Binder, James Calvin, Mrs. F. €ole, Roger and Marg Conner, Kermit Guenkel, George Goble, Ralph Haverkamp, David Horton, Emma Johnson, Mrs. B. Lowry, Norman Lurie. Betsy and George Munson, Mrs. F. McGill, Mrs. A. Russo, Lois Smith, Richard Shuman, C. Shat- tuck, Joe Saftich, John Tenneson, Miss H. C. Toner, Luther Ward, Keith Weiss, Lee Whitaker, Art Wolfe, George Parks, Marsha, Ron- nie, Jacqueline and David Horton Boarding at Annette were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Higgens. On Saturdays’ flights, Pan Ameri- can brought 49 passengers from Seattle, including 12 persons bound for the Chatham Straits cannery. Outbound, 19 passengers went to Seattle, two to Ketchikan and 11 to Fairbanks. Due to the special circumstances, an unusually large number of Pan American crew members were in Juneau this weekend. Among these were E. D. Perry, Glenn W. Orf, F. McLaughlin, Marian McAllister, W. W. Knox, R. C. Clausen, Wes Monsen, Earl Lee, B. Laird, N. Ward, Max Raush- man and Tony Gomez. All stopped at the Baranof Hotel. PNA ANNOUNCES . NEW REDUCTION, ‘ | [ FARES WESTWARD Effective © Wedhesday, June 17, fares, one way and round trip, will be reduced between Juneau and Anchorage and points beyond, ac- cording to Robert Pheasant, sales manager for Pacific Northern Air- lines in Juneau. Word of the reduction was re- ceived today by Pheasant from the Seattle headquarters of PNA and will be $7.00 on one way tickets,! which will make the one way fare now $63.000 and $12.60 on round trip tickets, or a new low of $113.40. Pheasant explained the same re- duction, $7 and $12.60, applies for points beyond Anchorage also. " Beautiful model of a great idea! Look, and you see beauty! New trend-making, pace-setting beauty inside and outl Then lgok deeper . . 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