The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1950, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FBI PICTUREIS :""":-""-": TIDE TABLE .[ AT 20TH CENTURY : September 30 SATURDAV NIGHT High tide 4:07 am, 147 ft. of Washington, D.C., Coast Guard Low tide 9:58 a 34 ft from headquarters, three “The Streei With No Name,” com- | * High tide 3:55 p.m., 163 ft > en ¢ o civilians, is |ing to the 20th Century Theatre to Low tide 10:32 pm., 06 ft. morrow is a picture, based on actus e o o o | case histories from the files of th e The pictures which start tonight|FBI It unfolds a story that coul FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950 PAGE FIVE CONGR 1EN DUE TO BOGH-PRICE WEDDING ARRIV IERE TOMORROW Only close friends attended the, —_— marriage last evening of Mrs. Isabel The US. Coast Guard icebreaker | Florence Price and Mr. Clyde Cottle H u B n Y ' | Bogh, 5 Judge Felix Gray otticinted at' Last Times Tonight! the ceremony in the Juneau Hotel. | & Attending the couple were Mrs Beatrice Buchanan and Mr. Web- | ster R. Weeks, DOUBLE BILL BRINGS ACTION T0 CAPITOL LET’S GO =eu=n te a Movie Tonight. ® | Northwind, bearing an official d to arrive at the subport at Saturday morning y and Sat- m to the i : !:'IIHWPM!F oF N o Capitol Theatre. Sl T Hvery once’in @ while an un- TONICGHT pretentious fllm comes along AND the s hu- SATURDAY nd universal in arfs other pictures more costly and elaborate. Companicn Feature B maNEUNT | Across Indian TONIGHT— “INDIAN AGENT” 7:07 — 9:34 \I IPPY McGEE” 120 — 10:47 FOLKS... It’s an excellent show for the Kiddies send them down SATURDAY at our CONTINUOUS SHOWS. TOM and JERRY CARTOONS added specials at the Matinee! ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pefershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 are “Slippy McGee,” with Donald Barry and Dale Evans in the lead rolls and “Indian Agent,” starring Tim Holt. “Slippy McGee" tells a heart- warming story of a sincere young priest and his influence upon a young criminal. The picture is based on the novel of Marie Conway Oemler, It was converted into a stage play which made Broadway for an ex- happen in any city where, with t} breakdown of law and order, the FBI steps in Richard Widmark was selectc to portray Alec Stiles, the scientific | leader of a gang that runs afoul « the FBI because of his remarkab and sensational role as the laughi killer in “Kiss of Death™” which ga him an Academy Award nominatic as the best supporting actor of the year. . peaceful return of the Indians to tended run back in the early Twen- ties and was made into a movi picture in 1922 with Colleen N in the leading roll t The present Republic version pre- sents a modernized story with no | loss of the charm which accounted for its long-time popularity Tim Holt’s picture is a drama of | FBEI's district inspector. the old west and gives him one of | blonde Barbara Lawrence play his most strenuous roles | X eminie role of the killer's w Reduced to starvation by a| nf E\xu‘nr‘ Cnl(l(‘]l (l\r‘ FBI s by joining their r was entrusted with the role of Mark Stevens was cast in the rc Lloyd Nolan, one of Hollywooc busiest and most capable actor the Beautiful the Practically the whole picture was crooked Indian Agent who has been | filmed on location to acquire the selling their food supplies to outside | mtercsts the Indians are on the The scenes are laid in the Depa verge of an uprising. Holt, in the | ment of Justice building m]o of a young rancher, engages in | ington, D.C., and the FBI Acade a bitter gun battle and manages the | at Quantico, Virginia. | VOTE at the City Election Tu: day for Dew | School Board.—Adv. their reservations. It is a big double bill full of ac- HERE’S Clmv?m?nsm AGAINST DIRT, SOIL AND STAINS..., q FOR YOUR \/ALLS SOIL-PROOF VIALLCWERIIIG by IMPERIAL pm\edS ogoinst It's BEAUTY itN ARMOR! Neither dirt, soil nor stains can pene- trate Glendura’s armor-like protection...yet it has the soft, delicate, water-color beauty of the finest wallpapers. Guar- anteed for 3 years to clean satisfactorily when instructions are followed. Vic Power RBorn in Alaska University Trained authenticity demanded by the story rt- in Wash- m} os- Baker for Director THROUGH THE YEARS! AND TODAY’S GREATEST VALUE! e Hesetrge ST ik 3 TRY THIS FINER WHISKY TODAY! 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