JESSEirSftUIEEKLV
SECTION THREE
Thursday, July 26, 1956 JESSEN'S WEEKLY Page 33
ENTERTAINMENT - - ■ MOVIES - - - DINE AND DANCE
RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS FOR EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK
JOINS SAGEBRUSH JUBILEE
Newest feminine addition to the cast of the Sagebrush Jubilee Is
dainty and diminutive TABBY WEST ... a gal. with a sweet-as-sugar
southern voice who made her home in Kingston Springs, Tenn,, and
Tampa, Florida. *
HILARIOUS MARTIN AND
LEWIS WESTERN OPENS
SUNDAY AT NEW EMPRESS
“Pardners", a gagged-up version
of the typical wild and wooly West
ern, brings Martin and Lewis at
their most zany best to the New
Empress next Sunday.
This crazy opus has all the basic
elements of a six-gun saga—gun
play, villainy, chases and rough
and-tumble fights.
The story opens hilariously in
the frontier era when Martin’s and
Lewis' fathers, played by Martin
and Lewis in whiskers, shot it out
with Western rivals and died for
their rights.
This opening sequence is one of
the funniest in Martin & Lewis his
tory. The story jumps then to 1910
and New York, where and when
Lewis' mother, played by Agnes
Moorehead, is a woman of wealth
intent on marrying her son. played
by Jerry, to a girl of her choice.
Instead, Jerry, natively Western
minded, connects up with Dean,
Who’s in New York for the Madison
Square Garden Rodeo, and goes
West with him. En route and after
their arrival all kinds of things, all
funny, happen.
Search Being
Made Here For
Paul Lawrence
The Territorial Police are endeav
oring to locate Paul E. Lawrence,
also known as Paul Crawford,
whose last known address was 1010
Eighth avenue.
Lawrence was employed by Alas
ka Overland as a cab driver. He is
about 6 ft. 2 in. in height, weigh
ing 200 pounds, and has brown hair
and eyes. He is 27 years old.
If anyone knows the whereabouts
of this man they are asked to con
tact the Territorial Police.
Chena-Tanana
Flood Control
Before Congress
Among the five Alaska navigation
and flood control projects, includ
ed in an omnibus authorization bill
now before the House of Represen
tatives. is a plan to divert flood
flows from the Chena river into the
Tanana.
The bill was reported to the
House last week by the Public
Works Committee.
The Chena-Tanana program, esti
mated to cost $9,727,000, would pro
vide an earth fill dam, control
works, a diversion channel 5.2 miles
long, and a 12 mile levee.
Local contributions in amount of
$30,000 per year would be required
to support maintenance and opera
tion. An estimated $470,000 ease
ment of rights-of-way would be
necessary, as well as a cash con
tribution of 3.5 per cent of the
project.
Should the enabling act become
law, appropriations must still be
passed by Congress.
Other Alaskan projects included
in the bill are the dredging of a.
small boat basin at Juneau, 19 acres
in extent; a small boat basin at
Douglas 5,2 acres in extent; removal
of boulders from the Naknek riv
er; and a small boat basin at Dil
lingham.
Reserve Officers
Are Invited To
Take Tour Here
An invitation has been extended
to all qualified Air Force, Army
and Navy reserve officers by Lt. !
Col. Gregory F. Boggs, Air Force j
Installations representative in Al
aska, to take their annual tours of |
duty in assignments with that of- j
fice at Elmendorf in Anchorage.
Colonel Hobbs said that interest- j
ed reserve officers must have au
thorization from their own units
before applying for temporary ac
tive duty with AFIR. He also ad
vised applicants that budgetary pro
visions for duty travel cannot be
, made by his office.
Further information is available
to interested reservists through the
AFIR, in care of the Alaska District,
Corps of Engineers. Anchorage.
SAGEBRUSH JUBILEE
Presents
TABBY WEST
DIRECT FROM RED FOLEY'S
OZARK JUBILEE
With
The Sagebrush Band
• Ranger Russ • Jerry King • Mac & Tony
Also
Rock 'n Roll with Chuck Brooks
and his buddies
EAGLES HALL
THURSDAY, AUG. 2nd
SATURDAY, AUG. 4th
Show Time—8:00 P.M.
DANCE FOLLOWING
Advance Tickets Available at
House of Music
520 Second Avenue
Stage Show
Adults—$1.25
Children under 12—35c
NEW EMPRESS THEATRE ;
STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 29th
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