The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1951, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1951 ENDS TONIGHT! EDDIE ARNOLD in “FEUDIN’ RHYTHM"” and LAWRENCE TIERNEY in “BODYGUARD” Here TOMORROW! CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 R e THIS MOVIE MINCES NO WORDS ABOUT BIGTIME COLLEGE FOOTBALL! The lowdewn on the “kept men” of that Saturday Afternoon Racket! The story of a boy who beat the body-buying system — and the girl who made him a man. g i tan wi SR st [ SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.... JACKSON UNIVERSITY! ‘THE FOOTBALL STORY THAT'S NEVER BEEN TOLD BEFORE b From the calebrated . ' mo.:mnu Columbia Pictures presents serial read SIDNEY BUCHMAN's Production of by miltions. SATURDAYS HeERO ¥ Senator THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA "Saturday's Hero' Opening Sunday af' Capifol Theatre One of the year's most important films — and one of the most en- tertaining — arrives on the screen of the Capitol Theatre tomorrow in “Saturday’s Hero,” Sidney Buch-l man’s new production for Columbia Pictures. Starring John Derek and Donna Reed, “Saturday’s Hero” is the story behind college football, a) glamor-stripping lowdown of the! body-buying system of the bigtime schools and their “kept men” of the gridiron. John Derek, the fastest-rising young star in Hollywood, has an entirely new and simply wonderful role in “Saturday’s Hero.” He plays a star high school athlete who wishes to climb above his family’s station in life and jumps at the Ichnuce to play football for an ivy- | covered college. Derek quickly discovers that he is only a “Saturday's Hero,” cheered wildly one afternoon a week because of his spectacular football-playing, but otherwise shunned by the fra- | ternity boys. Too, as a football- { playing commodity, he isn't ex- 1 pected to try too hard for the edu- ication he so desperately desires. It is a good football story. {15 Arrive on PAA Friday; 32 Depant Pan American World Airways carried 47 passengers Friday with 15 arrivals and 32 departures. From Seattle: A. D. Burris, John Durney, Mrs. R. Isler, Ann Jamenez, V. H. and Agnes Leak, Edwin and’| 1 Laurel Madsen, Bruce Maxon, John | satre, F. P. Vetterick, C. F. Whittit, Fr. R. L. Whelan. From Annette: Harry Halvorson, Cloe Clark. To Ketchikan: Karl Carlson, 'B. McKinley, Mike Femmer. | To Seattle: Clyde Sherman, Olen Rhodes, James Gavilaro, Floyd Barney, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamasak, A. T. Coleman, David Devoe, Harry Tucker, Ralph Jackson, Jack Jen- | kins, Lou Hudson, D. L. Sherrill, George Murray. | A. C. Studsgaard, Mr. and Mrs.| <jembr 1. Musical Feature With Cagney Is At 20th (entury Warner Brosd.’ star-spangled mu- sieal extr: ganza, “The West Point Stor: opens today at the 20th Century Theatre. Starring James Cagney, in his first musical role since he won the Academy Award for “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” Virginia Mayo, Doris Day, Gordon MacRae and Gene Nelson, the comedy romance is laid against the background of the great Acad- emy. Cagney portrays a hard- boiled Broadway director who jour- neys to West Point to stage a revue and finds himself enmeshed in the vigorous routines of that military establishment. Sammy Cahn and Julie Styne, top-notch screen tunesters, wrote the musical score. Alan Hale, Jr., heads the featured cost of the film directed by Roy Del Ruth Mrs. Bertha Ellinger Refires After 22 Years, Indian Service After 22 years in the U .S. In- dian Service, Mrs. Bertha Ellinger, education specialist of the Alaska |/ Native Serivce, retired today, Dec- She will leave in a week of 10 days to make her home in Salt Lake City, Utah. Entering the Indian Service in 1930 at Gallup, New Mexico, Mrs. Ellinger was a demonstration teach- er in the Zuni and Navajo schools of New Mexico and the Ute schools of southern Colorado. In 1932 her was extended to include the Indian schools of Oregon, Ida- ho, Washington, Utah, Montana, Wyoming and nothern California. In 1934, Mrs. Ellinger was ap- pointed associate supervisor of ele- mentary Indian education in Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Ore- gon, Washington and Nevada with headquarters in Salt Lake City. From 1935 to 1938 she was on a special assignment at Washington, D. C., whre she assisted with ele- mentary education supervision and personnel management. She return- PAGE THREE 20:LCENTURY THEATRE * WHERE HITS ARE A HABIT! SHOW STARTS 7:18 - 9:30 FEATURE AT 7:40 - 9:52 = DANDIER . ¥ “YANKEE DOODLE DANDY" | HULBRIGHT A. Solomon and family of five,led to her former position in Salt Says: Linda Harris, B. Maddock, R. W.|rake City in 1938, remaining there oL Slater, C. Field, E. Murphy, M. J.|until 1946 when she was appointed Doors Open 1:30 It shocking Weatherbie, Elmer Alvin. education specialist in ‘the Port- ; ¢ practces e, e 1 e ST Indian Ser- bl SR Lt _ i Show Starts 2:00 = N’ N vice at Portland, ‘Ore. AN e G ot From Portland, in 1948, Mrs. Ell- Plus — CABTUUN and LATEST NEWS i Called Communication of Mt. Ju- neau Lodge No. 147 F. and AM. inger came to Juneau as an educa- Monday 7:30 pm., Scottish Rite | tion specialist of the Alaska Native | Service. Tomple, Work & e P\C‘_.Degree. Specializing in rural school edu- cation, she received her AB Degree lirom Ohio University and her MA 'Degre from Ohio State. Her Master’s |thesels on “A Method of Evaluat- 8ing the Vocabulary of Textbooks” R was one of the first studies of its kind and is still used as a refer- ence by experts in the field of edu- cation. Shows at 1:55 — 4:27 — 7:00 — 9:30 Feature at 2:20 — 5:03 — 7:35 — 10:07 — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — e LY Thereis no substitute for Newspaper Advertising! COLLINS PLUMBING & HEATING 308 S. 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