The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1951, Page 5

TOMORROW Vic Powers Store Nov. 9 and 10. 5t SHOWPLALE o ( luhea API'I'I‘.II. SOON oo the streen As Elwood that lovahle able - characte | | | This . is Harvey, 6-foot fall invisible pal . ..i now you « now you don't! " THE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1951 TONIGHT ONLY THIS IS A TRUE STORY, IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY -EVERYWHERE. That is why you may have knewn a girl like Carol and a boy like Guy . . . but never before has the screen so bravely teld the emotion- chargzed story of their love! it's no.good~-I'm no good —=1 can't be' & woman , ., the kind of woman yot want me toibel" THE FILMAKERS present YOUNG LOVERS" An DA LUPINO Production sla'vmz Sally Forrest « Keefe Brasselle « Hugh O'Brlan + Writter for the Screen by Ida Luping and Collier 'm . Dlm:md by 10A LUPINO Produced by COLLIER YOUNG + An Eagle Lion Films Release ‘This is a true story. You may even know a girl Iike Carol. SHOWS AT FEATURE AT " o 9:30 8:05—-10:10 Pius: THE CAPITOL VARIETY HOUR — Music Sperts ———— News There is no sukstitute for NeWSpaper Advertisingi |to» THE WAMZELLE SHOP 310 S. Franklin Street——Phone 463——Juneau NICE SELECTION OF SUITS Asserted Sizes and Celors ONLY 24 53 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA I'Young Lovers' Is Feature Now af Capifol Theatre Ida Lupino tells why she made “Young Lovers” now at the Capitol ‘Theatre as follows: “Where there is human courage there is drama. When everyday people fight for life and love, you have the very essence of heroism. These are the real life ingredients of “The Young Lovers.” “Because, I saw this story happen . . . because it thrilled me with its truth and hope . . . that's why I wanted to bring “The Young Lovers” to the screen, photographed where it happened. “Naturally, I was also encouraged by the enthusiastic support American public gave to “Not Wanted.”. It proved to me that most people do want something dif- ferent out of Hollywood. “These are the reasons why I am proud of “The Young Lovers.” I sincerely hope this intimate story of the heart will have a lasting meaning for you.” Mrs, Jimmie Bolfon Honored at Shower A baby shower honoring Mrs. Jimmie Bolton was given last Mon- day evening by Mrs. Tyra Newell and Mrs. Earl Boles at the Channel Apartments. Mrs. Bolton was very eeting her as she thought she | was to spend the evening with Mrs. Newell planning a party for some- one clse. Those attending enjoyed playing | appropriate games with prizes going to Mrs. Victor Morris, Mrs. Edward Springer and Miss Karen Bartness. | The guest of hongr received many gifts, and refreshments were served from a stork-bedecked buffet table. Those invited to the , Maxine McCoy, Della ¢ Folette, Callahan, Grant, Lou Hilda Krause, Peggy Leigh-| velyn Cargin, Karen Bart- n Page, Fay Morris, Fern ne Olson, Wilma Jen- Ann Pat Stock- Wood, | LUTHERA! |70 MEI ! The Lutheran Ladies \xill meet 1ES l\ll) in the church parl | Thursday, November 8, at 8 pan. The ho: ses for the evening will bo Mrs. John Bratner and Mrs. Dav- The devotions will be 3 98 ,m Phillips. ONLY |led by Mrs. Bert McDowell. Members and friends are invited to attend this meeting. thej j ersburg killing one passenger and { injuring surprised to find a roomful of uumlsi Alaska Coastal Named in Big Damage Suit A suit asking $126,924.93 from the ka Coastal Airlines for alleged suffered in a plane crash 49, was filed in U.S. Dis- trict Court today by attorneys for David F. Dreibelbis, a passenger in the wrecked plane. Also seeking damages in the suit are the Burroughs Adding Machine company and the Hartford Accident and Insurance Company, co-plain- tiffs. Dreibelbis was an employee of the Burroughs company at the time of the accident. It was stated in the petition that the insurance company had paid Dreibelbis over $8,000 in compensation and for hos- pital bills since the accident, and is asking for that part of whatever! Jjudgment Dreibelbis receives. ska Coastal plane crashed avy snowstorm on the above date at the mouth of the Stikine river between Wrangell and Pet- five, including the pilot. ‘The petition filed by the Juneau law firm of Robertson, Monagle, and Eastaugh states that Dreibelbis suffered spinal and leg injuries and cuts and bruises in the plane crash which have made it impossible for | him to work. Among the items listed for which the plaintiffs are asking damages are s' ()00 for pain and suffering, 50 for his alleged 50 per- | Linen Shower ‘Honors Pat Sey shower were | Prather, ret Aid Society | | Miss Pat Sey was honored at n' linen shower given last evening by | | M ant Logan and Mrs. Earl Cr Jr., at the home of Mrs, Grant, Earline Logan. Miss Sey is to be married Ulcd to leave tod to Mr. Stanley Beadle on December 15. | ““Gootie” was played during the | |evening and the hostesses served refreshments. Miss Sey was present- {ed with many lovely gifts. | Those attending the party or | sending gifts were Mesdames Eric Anderson, Ed Crowe, Fred Orme, J. Gerald Williams, Russell Beadle, ‘C A. Knight, A. F. Knight, Jerry | Perkins, Joe Kendler Jr., Terry Pegues, L. D. 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Colored and Quarier LOCKER SERVICE 15 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK ONLY ONLY ONLY | farce, Musical Farce Opens Tonight At 20th Century Danny Kaye, Gene Tierney and Corinne Calvert form a triple-threat star combination in “On the Ri- viera,” the Technicolored musical farce which will be the feature to- night at the 20th Century Theatre. In this Twentieth Century-Fox production, Kaye plays a dual role, that of a French lover and hero and an American entertainer in a French night club on the Riviera, giving him the opportunity to sing, dance and make love to both Miss Tierney and Miss Calvert with equal abandon. The complications which arise from Kaye's look-alike roles are the basis for the swift-paced story. The plot of “On the Riviera” gives Danny Kaye ample opportunity to indulge in his whimsical tomfoolery, | quadruple scat singing, nonsensical | jargon, pantomime and lygical | jibberish that has made him the beloved comedian of people in mnny lands. Sylvia Fine, Danny’s wife, wrote‘ four songs—"On the Riyiera,” “Popo the Puppet,” “Rhythm of a New Romance” and “Happy Ending” — especially for him and Jack Cole devised dance routines that set a|, new style in choreography. Kaye also does some of his famous im- personations in this lively musical singing in the manner of Maurice Chevalier, Sir Henry Lau- der, Jimmy Durante and others. DELTA CHAPTER MEETS Delta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, held its regular business meeting in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel Tuesday evening. After the business meeting, Dor- een Hogins and Gloria Fraiser con- ducted an interesting discussion on “personality.” KERR GOES ON TRIP F. Leigh Kerr, equipment main- tenance technician for the Alaska Department of Health, was sched- ay on a month’s tjp to Anchorage, Seward and Fair- banks. Your portrait is the perfect gift for those spe- cial people on your list. | So make your appoint- ment today. Joseph Alexamler Photography | Phone 303 Shattuck Bldg.| : O:LCENTURY THEATRE »+ WHERE HITS ARE A HABIT! TONITE AND THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY Here is another NEW — BiG — HIT that will set you bouncing with its songs, dances and luscious peaches on the beaches of "THE RIVIERA" Show Starts 7:23-9:30 — Feature at 7:54-10:04 The Gals and Sights were never fairer... The Fun and Songs were never rarer! (...and ze' Bathing Suits were never YOU WILL ALSO ENJOY: “HIT PARADE OF THE CAY 90'S” Song Hits of Bygone Days DAFFY DUCK CARTOON and _THE LATEST WORLD !IEWS DR. TED OBERMAN OPTOMETRIST PHONE OFFICE 61 JUNEAU, ALASKA 20TH CENTURY THEATRE BLOG 2ND FLOOR Attention DEMOCRATS We have the OFFICIAL CALL WITH smoking materials can for CONVENTION Let’s Organize Along the Lines ‘Best For Alaska. MEETING TONIGHT JEFFERSON - JACKSON (CLUB EVERYBODY COME AND BRING TWO FRIENDS! _TO THE MOOSE CLUB—8P. M. be very unfunny. 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