The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1950, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950 TONIGHT Shows at 7:20—9:30 Feature 8:09—10:18 SATURDAY @hu\\\ at 1:35—3:08 Let’sGoTo A 5:12 — 7:21 — 9:30 Feature at 1:52—3:56 Movie Tcmcght.' : 6:00 — 8:09 — 10:18 A GREAT STORY THAT COMBINES HEART WITH SUSPENSE! LASSIE HAS NEVER BEEN 'SEEN TO BETTER ADVANTAGE' A NEW STAR IS BORN! KIRK DOUGLAS of the for his role in Sllfl WPLALE or et ST OS5 R “‘“‘me @LASSIE THRILLS |N TECHNICOLOR' m BY n\e u\W‘ b A Winner ACADEMY AWARD “CHAMPION" RUTHLESS in the Ring.. HEARTLESS our OF nl M-6-M presents ) - CHALLENGE TO ASSIE STARRING ‘fi EDMUND GWENN- -DONALD CRISP 2% GERALDINE BROOKS +~> LASSIE Screen play by WILLIAM LUDWIG « Based on the Novel “GREYFRIARS BOBBY" by ELEANOR ATKINSON Directed by RICHARD THORPE « Produced by ROBERT SISK o A METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER PICTURE 5 oSS0 MM S80S e ad ——— MORE JOYOUS EXTERTAINMENT —— “FOUR BEARS BEFORE )} WOODY WOODPECKER Sing and Be Happy THE MAST’ CARTOON! with Cute Cub Bears in one of and the most novel and amusing FINAL 2 GAMES "My Favnrlle Girl” | of WORLD SERIES! ’uu PARISH MEETING OF HOLY TRINITY I AFFAIR ON SATURDAY The Church of the Holy Trinity will hold its Fall Parish meeting Saturday night beginning with a supper at 6:30 pm. served by the men of the Church. The two special speakers will be Bishop Gordon of the Missionary District of Alaska and John C. F. | Megrifield, a |prominent layman | from Portland, Oregon. | Mr. Merrifield is one of 2300 M laymen who are covering all Epis- copal churches throuses the Un’ ted States to present the latest fl plan of action of the Church. H: is prominent in civic as well as B church affairs in Portland, and during World War II he was a commander in the United States Navy. | Bishop Gordon will be present at services on Sunday morning, confirming a class of candidates and will preach at the 11 o'clock service. subjects shown. PAUL STEWART n\ml ROMAN, ALBRIGHT ’ | Plumbing © Healm 0il Burners Telephone Blue 737 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. 12th and E Street FIGHT m FILM NEVER 4y SURPASSED IN REALISM! ON OUR SCREEN SUNDAY! SHOWPLALE or. & ROAD COMMISSIONER IN WASHINGTON, D.C. :SCHWINE Binco aT MADSENS i ) ...atDon Abel’s Contractors and amateur carpenters alike find ALL their Building Supplies and Hardware at one convenient shop . . . Save time and money when you buy from DON ABEL. 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Lillengreen of Seattle is 2 | High tide 3:35 pm., 197 ft. |registered at the Baranof Hotel. i® Low tide 10:08 pm. -28 ft. ® 'e e o o 06 o 060 o o ol SCHWINN BINES AT MADSENE e ——————————————————————————————— e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA |B|G SHOW WEEK STARTS SATURDAY | AT 20TH CENTURY| Leading off what is termed as| the greatest single week of enter-| tainment to be offered at the Gross 20th Century in some time is the ‘that of a devoted ddg who | Technicolor production, “Fighter rocked Scottish legal circles nearly lSqu'uh-un which offers thrills and 1 hundred years ago. action zooming across the screen, While Lassie has been noted in|starring Edmond O'Brien, Robert previous pictures for his remarkable | Stack and John Rodney, and start- | agility in swimming torrents, scal- |Ing tomorrow. ng walls and saving human beings| This is the powerful saga of the| from certain death, his part in{Army Air Force struggle for su- Challenge to Lassie” is actually a premacy in the air over Europe in character study. Marking a new the months before D-Day. Seton | first” for the collie, who already I. Miller who produced and wrote has set a number of celluloid rec-|this stunning action film, conducted | s, Lassie now enters the select! extensive research in Hollywood circle of stars who have brougm‘m‘d in Washington, before sifting historical characters to the screen. | the material down to a dramatic| Edmund Gwenn and Donald Crisp treatment. It is considered one of portray the humans involved in the the finest scripts ever turned out in case, which created worldwide in- Hollywood. Second program of the 20th Cen- tury’s greatest entertainment week, starting Tuesday and through Wed- The only deviation from recorded nesday is the glorious Technicolor fact is in name. In the new film, musical and dancing drama that | Lassie appears as Lassie, wherem'rivx\ls the technical and musical the original canine hero was called serf@c“‘m of “The Red Shoes.” It! s Bobby. M-G-M’s “The Unfinished| | Concert Association will present the | br:gke:ngnwm:::ln:gmwf: ka (:fpectl(:: MEETS TONIGHT, 8 — |Dance ALASKA BOY SCOUT ‘world famed Luigi Silva, cellist booking for Friday only, “Carnegie | LASSIE IS STAR DURING WEEKEND, - CAPITOL THEATRE ‘Challenge fo l.assie M-G-M's new Technicolor drama, opening at the Capitol Theatre tonight for this ckend, gives the popular collie Lassie, his first “character terest and which is now marked by. a monument set up in the heart of the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. On Thursday the Juneau Douglag EXE(U'|VE BOARD from the stage of the theatre. Meeting tonight with Juneau. members of the Alaska Council's: 8reatest musical masterpiece ever | executve board for the Boy Scouts'Produced. It features all the top !is J. H. Browne, deputy regnonal'“"“‘e* of the musical world includ- | executive, from Portland, Oregon, ing “South Pacific's” Ezio Pinzo. Browne is on the final leg of a two-weeks visit of Alaska scout-, ing. He helped with leadership | training courses in Anchorage an Fairbanks prior to coming to Ju-l neau. Tonight's meeting starts at 8 oclock in the Goldstein building | with those attending requested to, enter the building by the side door. The executive board members attending the meeting under the' chairmanship of Alaska Council | President George A. Parks are \Chmles G. Burdick, G. E. Cleveland, | |Rev. R. R. Armstrong, Dr. J. O. Rude, M. J. Whittier, Kenneth 8. | Clem, Dr, James C. Ryan and cur-| | tis Shattuck. [ | Scout executive Maurice Powers is HOSPIIA[ NOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital yesterday were: Mrs. Gordon Under- hill of Pelican, Raymond Brown, Norman Herbstreith, Jesse Zam- { brano, Mrs. Maggie Harry, Mrs Jerry Powers and Betty Bates. Dismissed: Jerry Matthews and ) Terry Hawkins. Admitted to the Government hos- pital was Paul Esau of Tolavana. Dismissed were Agnes Strong of !Haines and Alfred Bell of Chitina. secretary for the board which numbers 41 Alaska men from 13 Yo“ H seon communities. meet At tonight’s meeting, Browne wm review work of the Alaska council during the past year and make suggestions for improving its ef- | fectiveness. Powers will report on| ‘hib recent trip to the Interior and' ‘cther board members will discuss v.he various phases of the Boy SLouc; | i | | GOOD JOE program which they head up. ; Burdick is Alaska council com- | missioner, Cleveland, tieasuver, | Clem, chairman of the Alaska-wxde orgamzation and extension commit- | tee, and Shattuck, camping and ac- | tivities chairman. Plans for the | forthcoming finance campaign m! Juneau and Douglas will also Le| discussed briefly, Powers said. " MEANEST THIEF SWIPES DOUGLAS FIRE EQUIPMENT The Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment reports that a particu- larly unneighborly thief has been at work. 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