The Daily Alaska empire. [volume], April 13, 1945, Page FIVE, Image 5

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ROY ROGERS IS TOPS! In this musical melee of
riotous romance and breathless thrills
...the greatest melody ,
adventure of all time!
ROY ROGERS
KING OF THE COWBOYS
TRIGGER
SMARTEST HORSE IN THE MOVIES
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MARY LEE aa4 DALE EVANS
JOMNIWMMD eUIM|-a,8S**IUI»NS
FUZZY KNKHT
BOB NOLAN and
THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS
KIDDIES'MATINEE
SATURDAY—1:30 P M.
EVELYN «■
GREAT ALASKAN
MYSTERY CLUB
GAMES
CONTESTS
PRIZES
-PLUS
CHAPTER ONE
"Secret Service in
Darkest Africa"
2nd Feature 7-9:40
SIMONE SIMON
KENT SMITH
JANE RANDOLPH
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DOUBLE FEATURE
BILL IS OPENING,
CAPITOL SCREEN
“The Cowboy find the Senorita"
and “The Curse of the Cat. People’’
are the two features for tonight and
tomorrow at {.he Capitol Theatre.
Roy Rogers is the star in the first
feature, a high budget western musi
I cal.
Lavishly produced, beautifully
costumed, and filled with music, the
picture has rated raves from critics
wherever it has been shown, and its
tunes, action and cast appeal to ev
ery type of audience.
Rogers has as his leading lady,
the lovely Dale Evans in the role of
i the Senorita. Mary Lee, Republic’s
'diminutive singing star, is seen to
advantage in the action filled photo
play, while Guinn “Big Boy" Wil
lians contributes his own inimitable
brand of comedy in another of his
famous roles as “Teddy Bear”, Rog
ers’ well-meaning sidekick.
Thrills and suspense feature "The
Curse of the Cat People," RKO Ra
dio’s latest shudder-picture. Revolv
ing about the mysterious manifesta
tion of a dead woman who comes
back to life to rescue a little girl
from a fearful fate, the offering is
said to be one of the year’s most
^Tipping films.
Simone Simon, Kent Smith, Jane
Randolph and little Ann Carter head
the cast.
Empire Vtant-ad* bring results/
Victor
presents
JOHN
CHARLES
THOMAS
singing the inspiring
Cord's
grayer
*
Inspiring words, set to beau*
tiful melody! Hear The Lord's
Prayer, sung by John Charles
Thomas.
To this glorious expression
of faith, Mr. Thomas brings
reverence and fervent sincer
ity. His magnificent baritone
is warm andvibrant, perfectly
suited to the music.
On the reverse side ho sings
the beloved "Just for Today.”
Ask for Victor Red Seal Record
1736.75 cents, exclusive of tax.
♦
Alaska Music Supply,
Inc.
Corner Second' and Seward Sts.
YOU ARE INVITED
TO THE
HOTEL and RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES'
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
ELKS’ HALT
SATURDAY—APRIL 14,1945
Bob Tow’s Orchestra
REFRESHMENTS
ADMISSION: Service Men 50c, plus 10c tax
Civilians $1.00, plus 20c tax
"CLANCY STREET
BOYS" IS TONIGHT
AT 20TH CENTURY
Credited with being the liveliest
comedy story of the East Side Kids'
career. “The Clancy Street Boys”
opens at the 20th Century theatre
tonight for a two day run. The
spectacle pi lively Huntz Hall, mas
querading as a girl, is one of the
highly diverting aspects of the pro
duction.
Added on the program is a Tech
nicolor Musical featurette of Para
mounts, “Caribbean Romance" star
ring Jimmie Lydon, the Henry Aid
rich character, and a cast of beauti
ful girls and musical comedy stars.
Of extra interest is a new Bugs
Bunny color cartoon, “Hiawatha's
Rabbit Hunt.”
DOUGLAS
MEWS
MILLER HEADS D. V. F. I).
Earl Miller was elected President
of the Douglas Volunteer Fire De
partment last evening at a regular
meeting. Miller will take over the
duties of Former President Tauno
Neimi. Other officers elected were:
Joe Reidl, Jr., Vice-President; A. J.
Balog, Secretary; James Manning,
Fire Chief; Arnie Shudshlft, Fore
man; Mike Pusich and Tauno
Neimi, Trustees, and Earl Miller
also as chief truck driver.
It was agreed that all firemen
will congregate at the Natatorium
Monday evening. April 16, at 1
o'clock, to assist In putting the hall
in first-class condition for the
coming Annual Firemen's Dance,
which is to be held April 28. All
Firemen are asked to take hammers
or brooms.
NEW STORE FOR DOUGLAS
A new store will open in Douglas
Monday, April 16. under the name
Douglas Variety Store, located next
door to the Douglas Postoffice. The
new mercantile establishment will
feature baby goods and childrens’
wear of all kinds; also ladies’ and
mens’ clothing, and a good line of
every-day household needs. The
store is to be opened on a trial
basis, and if found to be satis
factory by the community, will be
enlarged and additional stock put
in. The store will be managed by
Mrs. Leigh S. Qrant.
JUNIOR PROM APRIL 21
The Junior Class of the Douglas
High School is holding the annual
prom on April 21. As usual, it will
be held in the gymnasium of the
school. Douglas Juniors on this
year's class are: Helen Isaak, Lu
cille Goetz, Curtis Bach, Louis
Bonnet and Richard McCormick, Jr.
Miss Ruby McNeill Is class advisor
and decorations for the prom are
being done under her supervision.
HARRY, FRANK CASHEN HERE
Cpls. Harry and Frank Cashen,
better known as “the Cashen twins”
arrived by plane yesterday after
noon from a Westward base on a
21-day furlough. When the fur
lough is over, they will be trans
ferred to a new base in the con
tinental United States. The “twins”
are sons of Mrs. Sadie Cashen of
Douglas.
HOSPITAL NOTES
A baby girl was born to Mrs. Ann
Mierrejewski yesterday in 8t. Ann’s
Hospital. The baby weighed 4
pounds, 2 ounces.
Little Topimy Abbott from Haines
is a medical admission at the Gov
ernment Hospital.
Miss Lorraine Kuna is a medical
patient at the Government Hospital.
WEATHER REPORT
(V. S. Weather Bureau)
• • •
Temperatures for 24-Hour
Period Ending at 7:24 o’clock
This Morning:
o o o
In Juneau—Maximum, 46;
minimum, 36. Precipitation,
trace.
At Airport—Maximum, 48;
minimum, 31.
0 oooooooo
TOMORROW’S FORECAST
• • •
Rain, with wind 30 to 25
m^lts per hour tonight and
Saturday. Snow or rain Sat
urday night.
1 Temperatures; Lowest to
night, 3®*; highest Saturday,
42°.
FORESTERS BACK
Assistant Regional Forester Well
man Holbrook, accompanied by Ad
ministrative Assistant Harold Smith
and Forester Knox Marshall, have
returned to Juneau from the Sitka
area, where they have been en
gaged in land classification work
for the Forest Service. They ar
rived here last evening aboard the
Forest Service patrol vessel Ranger
VI.
MRS. DILG FLIES WEST
Mrs. Clara Dilg, accountant with
the Territorial Department of
Health, left yesterday by plane for(
Anchorage where she will spend
the next 10 days on department
business at the Anchorage Branch
Office.
TONIGHT and SATURDAY!
YOUR FAVORITE CARTOON STAR
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*BIVVY
-in
'HIAWATHA'S RABBIT HUNT'
IN TECHNI COLOR
AND THEN
^ EXTRA! ADDED! ^
IN TECHNI COLOR!
'CARIBBEAN ROMANCE''
with A PARAMOUNT
JIMMIE LYDON MUSICAL FEATURETTE!!!
Also Other Short Subjects
HI - KIDS! Don't Miss Ii!
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TONIGHT and SATURDAY!
He’s a RIOT...As
An OOMPH Girl!
When Glimpy plays a
dame it’s the wildest
panic in film history!
THE EAST SIDE KIDS
A BIG
LAFF
SHOW!
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