The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1951, Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1951 SHOWPLALE oF Cnpmu usrnea, COLUMBIA PICTURES presents JAST or TuE BUCCANEERS starrlog PAUL HENREID - sacxoarie also "HOLIDAY IN HAVANA" Starts The Intimate Story of Lily James, Who Teok New York By Sterm ... And Clave Her Love io the One Man She Couldn't Have! CONTINOUS SUNDAY FEATURES AT 1:43—3:41 5:49—T7:47 - 9:50 - M-B8-M's sparkling hit starring SUNDAY! 3 SHOWINGS and brilliant supporting cast TOM EWELL - LOUIS CALHERN ANN DVORAK - BARRY SULLIVAN MARGARET PHILLIPS « JEAN HAGEN LLELL Extr“ smmaw Tom and Jerry CARTOON COMEDY ;. WORLD NEWS ' VIA AIR EXPRESS! Lana Turner Has l 'Life of Her Own" | At Capitol Theatre | The big film news of the week is Lana Turner's return to the screen | after an absence of two years! Co-starred with Ray Milland, the more glamorous than ever Lana has a tailormade role as the hermne‘ of M-G-M’s “A Life of Her Own,"\ which starts Sunday at the Capi- | tol Theatre. The part of the small- | town girl whqo fights her way to success as a New York model give: the dynamic Miss Turner not only ' an opportunity to reveal that famous face and figure in a dazzling series | of tomorrow’s fashions but also af-| fords her the finest acting part ur‘ her career. In the picture she is seen as Lily ‘ James, who crashes the gates u(‘ one of the big town's best- nn\\n‘ nodel agencies, gets to the top fast | | nd then finds she has to fight off | he “wolves.” In the process she also finds out what happens when 1 beautiful model tries to burn the | candle at both ends, in the person of the fading Mary Ashlon, who jumps to her death from a hotel| window. Lily, determined not to re- | peat the mistakes of the unfortunate Mary, is able to ward off the amor- ous advances of the latter's ex-boy | friend but meets her waterloo when | she falls head-over-heels in love with the attractive Steve Harleigh. The hitch is that Steve has an in valid wife. Lily's resolve to ts Steve away from Nora, the d | matic meeting between the n\n' women and the resultant clir nwm (which we won't give away) m: for a story that captures and hu]us‘ your interest evi 0ot of the way. Clara Maag | Honor Guest at ' Linen Shower To honor Miss Clara Maag, bride- {elect, a linen shower was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Bixby in the Evergreen | Apartments. Miss Maag, whose marriage on| {Oct. 12 to Mr. Arne Stenbaken was recently announced, was the recip- and ll‘uiuli ient of many beautiful gifts. Imvrd gue: Jam r mnns‘ William Bentler, Tom Paul, Jr., Bernard Hulk, William lhxs(»n,j Charles Jenne, Gerald Allen, Joseph | McNallen, Ralph Browne, Hazel| | Hope and Miss Gloria Frazicr, Fight Dope. By the Associated Press included the Mes- | 1 ! At New York — Walter Cartier, | 162, New York, stopped Billy Kilgore, 161%, Miami, Florida, (8). | At Hollywood Bobby Jones, 147Y%, Oakland, Calif., outpointed i Charlie Salas, 1462, Phoenix, Ariz., (10). — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — In Seattle, It's Paul R. Geriz and Co. for Homes, Lofs, Farms, Business Opportunities and Insurance Write or Call- Konrad Eriksson, Sales Mgr. 7111 Woodlawn VErmont 7710 ITRATICY STRAITSVAND. _ )mmm STRAITS m :-um OF STOPS VARIABLE = 3T0P MAY 88 OMITTED (F_TAAFNE SP» DOES NOT WARRANT X ARRIVAL TIME VARIADLE) L3 STHURIPAYS Ofex . | Cleveland | Philadelphia | Neil, | work. J. W. Leivers, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— League Standings By the Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 83 49 ' 629 86 51 628 Boston 9 52 603 Chicago 73 63 537 Detroit 63 ' 72 467 Philadelphia 57 19 419 Washington 53 78 405 St. Louis 41 01 31 New York NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet 86 47 647 82 54 .603 68 63 519 65 67 492 65 70 481 58 78 426 29 57 79 419 30% 56 179 415 31 Brooklyn New York St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet 98 66 .598 93 71 567 6 80 512 14 83 494 17 86 476 20 GD Seattle o Hollywood | Los Angeles 84 Portland 81 Oakland 8 San Diego 76 88 463 22 San Francisco 74 80 451 24 Sacramento 72 92 439 26 PFC. LAWRENCE BLACKWELL ON LEAVE FROM TEXAS DUTY Pfc. Lawrence W. Blackwell, son of Lawrence C. Blackwell, is home in Juneau on 30-day leave. Blackwell has been on duty the past year at Biggs Airforce Base, 1 Paso, Texas, where he is an arm- e | orer. The young man arrived this week by Pan American Airways and will remain here until Sept. 25. EASTERN STAR DINNER. Home coming dinner, Juneau Chapter No. 7, Tuesday Sept. 11th, 6:30 p.m. for members, escorts and visiting members. Reservations not later than Saturday Sept. 8th. Phone Hazel Mantyla, Carmen Mc- Lucille Stine. Regular meet- ing follows 8 p.m. 905-3t ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communication Monday evening” at 7:30 o'clock. Enfertain- ment and refreshments. No degree 4 | public 214 | Gary Coope Secretary. JUNEAU, ALASKA Love Scene Sizzles In Fountainhead,’ ‘|Screened at 20th The ¢ tined tc famous love scene des- 1ve the whole moviegoing ing as never before in inhead” is enacted by and Patricia Neal and whole day to film. And strictly closed to visitors understandably so — for I nature of the scene re- ost privacy. “The Fc took one the set w that day the tor quired u That readers novel e scene that millions of { the best-selling Ayn Rand mnd at least half of them have written to the studio inquiring about.it — in which Roark comes to Dominique in the dead of night and makes love to her — against her wishes though she utters not a sound It was on Stage 1 at Warner Bros.' Burbank, C , studios that Di- rector King Vidor called together his principals and a crew of 50 for the vital scene. Patricia Neal, as Dominique, is clad in a black negligee and Cooper is in the rough clothes of a stone quarry worker. The beautiful heiress had been riding her horse near the quarry which she owns and she had invented thin excuses for the worker to whom she was unaccountably at- tracted to come to work at her house. The scene starts at her dressing table late at night. Dominique is startled though ° thrilled to see Cooper in her mirror as he comes through the door. SEPTEMBER 9 tide 1:29 a.m,, tide 17:57 a.m., 11.2 ft. tide 1:22 pm., 64 ft. tide 7:36 p.m., 145 ft. Low High Low High 1.7 ft. SEPTEMBER 10 tide 2:59 a.m., High tide 9:47 am., Low tide 3:06 pm. 6.6 ft. High tide 9:17 p.m., 146 ft. e e 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 ft. 11.5 Low OIL DAY or NIGHT Diesel and Stove PRINTED METER SERVICE— PHONE 707 Foster’s Transfer & Storage Warehouse - 9th and Capitol Netice LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Saturday-Sepiember 8th PAY An Evening of Fun and Frolic w o DANCING TO 2:00 A. M. g Music by Langdon and Larman W-A-R-N-I-N-G TO OWNERS OF DOGS, CATS AND OTHER PETS by CITY OF DOUGLAS KEEP YOUR DOGS ON A LEASH, ACCORDING TO CITY ORDINANCE 31 A Professional Exterminator is placing poison bait in many places 1o clean up rats. Care and cooperation is needed to protect your. pets. : CITY OF DOUGLAS, ALASKA (Signed) Mike Pusich, Mayor SAT SUN MON. * PAGE TIIREE OCENTURY THEATRE «~ WHERE 'HITS ARE A HABIT! SHOW STARTS 7:19-9:30 FEATURE STARTS 7:36-9:47 —— s u N D A Y M A T l N E E—I)()Ui(h‘ OPEN 1:30 — SHOW AT 2:00 MONUMENTAL BEST-SELLER! TOWERING SCREEN TRIUMPH' *No man takes what’s mine!” b < R EMOTIONA[ EXPLOSION! He's ROARK who lives by na rules except his own! She’s DOMINIQUE. ~— the only kind of woman for his brand of man! A HIT TO REMEMBER rros Wasner Bros! ; .mmwfi lOdK AlflfiAD TO THE THRILL OF THE CO STARRING PATRICIA NEAL wit RAYMOND MASSEY KENT SMITH ROBERT DOUBLAS HENRY HULL RAY COLLINS ALA ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER COMPANY