The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1951, Page 5

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951 2nd HURRY! HILARIOUS DAY! Ends Tue. [‘ STEWART GRANGER, | . “King Solomon’s Mines" star, l is sensational in this new [ romantic adventure! starring STEWART WALTER DAVID ROBERT NIVEN - NEWTON EXTRA! PETE © M-G-M © M-G-M SMITH CARTOON NEWS S e ————e s A Se— — EMPIRE * vate Ackroyd, i | i GRANGER- PIDGEON j‘ ‘ ns pax "Soldiers Three' Is Gay Fealure Now at Capifo! diers Three,” now at the Capitol Theatre, is Rudyard Kip/ ling at his rollicking and adven- ous best; a double-barreled ac- 1 story of three fun-loving sol- diers and their officers in the Rut- londshire Infantry of His Majesty’s Army. Their adventures, varying from the hilarious to the dramatic in the heat of Lattle with the Indian forces at Hyderalipore and the dis- rict of Mirzabad in the 1890's, add | up to one of M-G-M'’s outstanding | hits for 1951. | Stewart Granger, poriraying Pri cne of the “Soldiers ee,” comes to the role from his smash hit in “King Solomon’s Mines,” and now introduces Ameri- can film audiences to his talent for knock-out comedy characterization Walter Pidgeon plays the battle- scarred Colonel Brunswick, whose chief concern is keeping his ad- | venture-1 troops in some sem- | blance of ogfler. David Niven, who | recently scored in “The Elusive ‘l’m\p(rnc!‘” enacts Pidgeon’s hero- \'(rxshlppmg aide. ‘ Granger’s side-kicks in “Soldiers " are played by Robert New- {tonn and COyril Cusack, who repr ! sent the finest in British and Irish ota Gynt, playing the seductive Crenshaw, has the distinetion of be- ing the only feminine member of the cast. 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Creomulsion {m i stood the test of millions of users. , GREOMUESION 20TH CENTURY THEATRE BLDG | | - ! 2ND FLOOR | In Juneau {cert Association, who is already busy | { making hotel and airplane reserva- || | tions H tour which will begin in Juneau on |is registered at the Gastineau Ho- Concert Arfists Change Planes Tomika Kanazawa, Cesare Curzi and Richard Cummings, the artists who will be in Juneau for the second of the Alaska Music Trail Concerts November 20 were in Juneau briefly Friday while transferring from Pan American to Pacific Northern Air- ways. The talented and beautiful Jap- anese-American soprano said that she and her traveling companions had already been “sold” on Alss)m‘ by Maxim Schapiro who had driven them to the airport in San Fran- cisco the previous day. Only a week ago Madame Kana- zewa arrived in New York from a European concert tour and an ap- pearance with the Stockholm Royal Opera. A friend of Ellen Repp, concert singer who appeared frequently in Juneau prior to her departure for New York and Europe, Madame Kanazawa said that the northwest artist has “a wonderful opera en- gegement in Germany this season.” She was delighted that she would meet friends of Miss Repp m Alas- ka. Madame Kanazawa was accom= panied on her recent trip to Europe by her husband Leo Mueller, con- ductor of the Metropolitan Opera. . Curzi, a leading tenor of the San Francisgo Opera Company, will sing with Kanazawa scenes from “Mad- ame Butterfly” in which they had starred in San Francisco, and from “La Traviata.” The opera bits will be in costume. There will be piano solos on the program by Richard Cummings, the talented California pianist who will acccmpany ¢« urzi and Kanazawa. In Juncau Friday the artists were met by Mrs. John McCormick, pre- sident of the Juneau-Douglas Con- for their southeast Alaska the 20th. 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