The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 19, 1951, Page 5

B o (3 " > J . . T B " o ot OCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT v <22 24 > o "Hit Parade of 1951° on Tonight at (apitol Theatre Republic’s “Hit Parade of 1951,” which plays tonight only at the Capitol Theatre, presents a delight- ful array of musical, singing, danc- ing and comedy talent headed by John Carroll, Marie McDonald and Estelita Rodriuez. It tells a whimsi- | cal story of mistaken identity, and the laughs are loud and frequent. In Las Vegas, light-hearted pro- fessional gambler, Joe Blake, gets himself into big-money trouble. He loses two hundred thousand dollars to Smokey Saunders, owner of a swank casino, The Last Roundup. 2Great Bands © 5Comedians : Saunders gives Joe 48 hours to pay and loads of ot In Hollywood, Eddie Paul, who is BEAUTIFUL GIRLS! | Jor Blake's double, is the handsome THE JOY MITOF 4 § yyETIME? TONIGHT ONLYY: We've goi Everything You Want!. .. 3 TOP STARS i | cold. The fun then develops. | Tomorrow the Capitol brings the | picture that had to be filmed under | police protection. | T A M T CAPT. WILLIAM WADE ‘LEAVES FOR SCHOOL E ing star of radio’s Hit Parade. | His voice gives the bobby-soxers the swoons, but his feeble attempts at romance with Michele, the Hit It's mammoth! It’s mirth-filled! Music as you like to sing it «..played the way to swing it! Capt. William H. Wade, admin- strative assistant to the adjutant general of the Alaska National Guard, left Tuesday to attend the jamin Harrison, Ind. He is sched- uled to return early in January. Wade will spend leave with his wife and daughter in Whitehorse, Y. T. and Washington, D. C. HERBERT J. YATES presents Parade’s feminine star, leaves her | reserve ofiicers school at Ft. Ben- | 40 Fly on PNA Tuesday; 19 In, }21 Departures THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA "Oliver Twist’ Starts Tonight At 20th Century Forty persons traveled on Pacific What is the 2 1 N Northern Airlines Tuesduy with 19|, go0q v:( ;\E‘XB}?N?:’M%{W“; |arrivals and 21 departures. Lean, who has made five world-fa- | From_ Anchorage: V. Rosenblad, | joys pic s, most recent of Which |H. 3. Ling, L. H. Stanley, Dr. E. C.| 5 «Oliver Twist goheduled to open Albrecht, Jean Strelon, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Marler, S. E. Swanson, | K. Bowman, C. R. Mountjoy, Walter | Walsch, Kathryne Winslow, A. Tor- mey, R. J. Stevenson, A. F. Ober. From Cordova: Robert Perry, Dick Ziman, From Yakutat: Shanstrom. To Anchorage: Agnes Ibnat, Rich- ard Kito, Edwin Fuglvog, Vic Misi- | kin, Alvin Truitt, Ed Williams, Tom | Kristovich, A. H. Boberg, M. J. Kara- men, Marie Edwards, M. Nelson, D. L. Chaney, J. H. Conley, Porter; Yett, D. R. Wilson, Don Bachanan, W. R. Fry, Mrs. J. Skaufel, Eric Tompkins, James Rubio. To Cordova: Carl Schmitz. B. Welsh, A. ‘Hospifal Nofes | Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital |Tuesday were Peter Rasmussen, |Emil Lang, Mrs. Lucille Simen- |stad, C. Bloomfield, Mrs. Bertha | Johnson; dismissed were Mrs. Lu- cy Poling, Loretta Sanford, Harold | Swanson, Mrs. Ted LaValle, Gene| Chilton, John Houts. Dismissed from the Government | Hospital Tuesday was Lawrence | Dick. \Born at the Government Hospi- tal to Mrs. Mathew Lee of Doug- |las at 3:55 p.m. Tuesday, a girl] weighing 8 pounds. She has been named Jeanette Carol. GETTHE BIG #tarring JOHN CARROLL - MARIE McDONALD ESTELITA RODRIGUEZ 75" Firebali” tonight at the 20th Century Theatre. He answe .. the most import- ant task of a film is to depict char- acter and atmosphere.” He therefore found it tremendously exciting to work on this Dickens story, with the wealth of characters, incidents, and variety of backgrounds so typical of the great writer's work. Having read and re-read the book until he was steeped in its atmos- | phere, he then set to work on the film script, basing it on his brief chapter-by-chapter outline of the novel. As far as possible, Dicken's but occasionally an incident had to be altered to suit the demands of the film medium. This cutting of the plot was in- evitable, but it will be apparent, even to the keenest Dickensian, that, if the essential flavor was to remain, certain of the non-essential inci- dents had to be dropped. Robert Newton, Alec Guinness, Kay Walsh, Francis L. Sullivan and Henry Stephenson are starred in the J. Arthur Rank Organization presentation. Newcomer John How- ard Davies plays “Oliver Twist.” Power Salesmén : Checking Possible [ Alaska Markets Charles Baker, chief of the mar- keting and sales division of the Bureau of Reclamation from Washington, D. 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Morgan, director for Alaska, and R. H. Severine, chief of the power utilization di- | | { Arrives with Fishing Equipment Eleven-year-old Don Metler knew he was coming to fishing country and this was evident when he dis- embarked from the Aleutian Mon- day morning. He tightly clutched his fishing rod in one hand and his tackle box in the other. Don came with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Metler of Boise, Idaho. Metler is the new chief architect for the Federal Housing Administration here. He will re- place Roy Swanson who is leaving Sept. 28 for Oklahoma. The Metlers have taken up resi- dence in the Mendenhall Apart- ments. Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers. An election of officers was held by the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening. - Those elected for the following year are: Mrs. Norbert Ottke, president, Mrs, M. G. 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