The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1950, Page 5

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1950 SHOWPLALE 0¥ | The Kind of Excitement that makes GOOD ADULT Fnlc.lamment' WHEN AMAN: .GETS MIxED V] RICHARD BASERART - AUDREY TOTTER — CYD CHARISSE - BARRY SULLIVAN Shews at 7:15—9:30 © Feature 7:54—10:09 TOMORROY 2nd SATURDAY 78 | B@ .cn a TREASON Charge to Cover the RACKETS of Big-Time SATURDAY AT 2:00 P. M. A WHALE ** SHOW FOR THE KIDDIES 1...SPECIAL PREVUE OF THE WESTERN COMEDY "HOME IN SAN ANTONE" with ROY ACUFF (to be shown in place of “CLAY PIGEON") 2...TEEN AGE MUSICAL COMEDY ""Manhaitan Angel” with GLORIA JEAN 3...3 STOOGES in “Heavenly Daze" Remember — 2:00 ». m. GOOD JOE cominy! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA UNFAITHFUL WIFE | FRAMES HUBBY AT { CAPITOL THEATRE Whenever Hollywood wants to {cast a feminine star in the role of ™ a woman unfaithful to her husband, Audrey Totter is paged. Talented Audrey, having recently ‘“stolen” many of the scenes in “Any \ ber Can Play,” enacted the rcle of the wife who preferred Clark Gable to her own spouse, now pl; her most grip- ping role in -M’s mystery- ey, “Tension,” which plays for the la times tonight at the Capi- tol Theatre. This tin she i as a luxury-lovi serts her husband and who sets an involve him in a murder charge in order to get rid of him for good Richard Baschart plays the mild- mannered druggist infatuated with the faithless Miss Totter, with other teatured roles played by Cyd Cha sse and Barry Sullivan. The pic- ure was directed by John Berry and was prnduccd by Robert Sisk SPECIAL ( Ol'!\(‘ll. MEETING TONIGHT A special meeting of the old Ju- neau City Council will be held to- night in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of canvassing the ballots of the election held Tuesday. A regular meeting will be held | tomorrow evening to wind up the current business of the old council after which the council members ‘\\ ill be sworn in for the new term. | MARTHA h()( 4 \lLLT\ ,The monthly business meeting of { the Martha Society will be held | Friday at 1:30 o'clock in the manse |(f the Northern Light Presbyter- { ian Church, Hostesses for the des- sert luncheon will be Mrs, Nels and Mrs. Charles V. Ru- evotions will be lead by | H. I. Allen. Pl\n& will be completed at this 1moe-v.n for the fall rummage sale lu[ the society to be held Saturday, | in which she ' AT MADSEN'S October 21. Juneau Kiwanis i (lub Gefs Two New Members ' Dr. Ted Oberman and Paul Sut- n were initiated into the Juneau wanis Club at a regular luncheon et at the Baranof Hotel yes- Gene Vuille, as installing r, reviewed ideals and ac- lishments of Kiwanis. He 1 that the local club had been nong the first to make a large itribution to the Library fund, t it has provided Christmas din- rs and gifts for children at the jeld Home and installed play- iipment there in addition ind equipment at the school. It has also pro- adopted boys at the hns He pointed out ¢ Kiwanis sponsored the local berculcsis campaign and a Mar- €O ner Girl Scout group, too. We build, is the motto of Ki- inis,” Vuille said, “with- emphasis building and helping youth.” I was announced that $250 had een cleared from the show “John- Holiday" for the underprivileged BIG STARS CLASH IN 20TH CENTURY DRAMA TONIGHT Feur top flight stars are teamed tonight at the Gross 20th Century Theatre in an exciting action drama that is loaded with furious fast moving action. The hard-fisted team of George Rafc and Humphrey Bogart tops the cast of “They Drive by Night,”| which will make it's debut tonight 1 the sereen. These two play free- | lance truck drivers. | Heart interest is supplied by two | of the most beau r\1I actresses on the screen, Ann Sh Lupino. ant o drivers stop for s Lupino, as Alan H . is the cause of most of the n(‘\\nlk which explode in this tense drama, a murder is committed | and the guilt is pinned on Raft until Miss Lupino comes to the witness stand. At this point Miss Lupino | PIONEER OF ALASKA SHOW BUSINESS! (5 LN TURY HERE TONIGHT! AND FRIDAY! FEATURES—7:50-10:00 SHOWS—7:20-9:30 lilgren’s fund with Bob Furst high loses her grip and tells the truth, i{ an in sales for Kiwanians andy an Klassner high for the Mariner | ts. She was awarded a carved vory billikan, Bob Furst was named to repre- ent the club on the Teen-Age club roard, All members were urged to par- ticipate in the blood-typing pro- ram now in progress at the Ju- au High Scheol from 7:30 to 9:30 on Tuesday and Thursday eve- nings. “The Life of Bees,” a science film (r n the Department of Health | was shown. A. E. Jaskar, geologist from the Juneau office of the Bureau of Reclamation, and Pastor Ernest Broder of the Seventh Day Ad- | ventist Church, were guests, LEGAL NOTICE | T will not be responsible for debts | contracted by any one cther than myself or my wife. 623-36 JOHN E. DAPCL\/ICH’ AR (R NS | ‘SCHWINN BISXES AT MADhENb leaving Raft free to marry Ann/ Sheridan. Raoul Walsh directed this h\t moving drama, which is in Warn Brothers best tradition of ent tainment. to welcome friends offer ice-cold Coke SPECIAL Machineless Oil Permanent Waves $8.50 up Cold Waves $12.50 up BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNLAU COLD STORAGE L4, ... DHBBIELIW & 0900A © 1950, The Coca-Cola Company Ololln JEAN ROSS FORD + LEONARD SUES end his Trumpet Self-Appointed BOSS AL WHITE “I ACCEPT YOUR CHALLENGE” (Signed) PETER WOOD SOON! AD\'ENT[ RE . as never befere in the uular film “THE BL UL LAGOON” | Eleanor’s Beauty Shop 304 Willoughb 35 I'here isno subahtute for Newspaper Adverhsmg’ ' e g §¢’s uip to the REPUBLICANS NOW!? Ross E. Rimball . Demeocratic Nominee for Commissioner of Labor invited and later challenged,at last dared the Republican nominee for the same office to meet him in a radio de- bate — then the people can judge who should be Com- -missioner of Labor. Henry refused fo accepl' Now it's up fo the Republicans 1o insist by letter, tele- gram, phone and personal calls to demand their candi- date give an account of himself. . It is the consensus of several leading Democrats in this area that you have popped off just about long enough with your phony charges and wild assertions. These men and women of the Democratic Party have asked me to answer your challenge and to meet you in public debate as to any and all charges you wish to make, either old or new. I have accepted with pleasure and am engaged in research which will yield interesting information about your past and present so that the public can decide whether fo believe you or to believe the differ- ent appointed boards whose honesty you havepublicly impugned. You have offered o pay for the hall. I'll split the radio time expense with you. No admission charge - I want fo go fo work on you hefore a large crowd. Friday, Saturday, or Monday night - Whenever we can get the best radio time. My letter of acceplance was delivered fo you Tuesday, Ociober third, Special Deliv- eryl,I an‘;Il a copy given the Daily Alaska Empire the same day several hours hefore its deadline. NOW ===e==---= You’ve Been Popping Off For a Long Time Vote for mild-mannered, hard-hitting put up or Shut up RO®SS E. KIMBALL (Paid Advertisement) (Paid Advertisement) ¥ g