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SECTION THREE
Thursday, August 23. 1956 JESSEN’S WEEKLY
ENTERTAINMENT - - - MOVIES - - - DINE AND DANCE
RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS FOR EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK
TORRID NEW DANCER
Newest sensation at
the Rendezvous i s
beautiful, fiery Ilona
Garda, who has Just
danced her exciting
way through Europe
and the Orient be
fore making this
special engagement
at the farthest north
entertainment center
in the world.
‘The Proud and Profane’ Scores
As Frank, Searing Love Drama
The compelling, frankly-told love
story of a hard-bitten Marine Raid
ers Colonel and a society-bred Red
Cross girl—a sensational best sell
er in book form—has been filmed
by Paramount and titled “The
Proud and Profane.”
Cast with four of the screen’s
top stars in the lead roles: William
Holden, Deborah Kerr, Thelma Rit
ter and Dewey Martin, produced by
William Perlberg and directed by
George Seaton, the team who made
“The Country Girl” and “The
Bridges at Toko-ri,” the Vista
Vision drama will begin its local
run next Sunday at the New Emp
ress Theatre. It promises to be one
of the year's major films, and as
daring and powerful a love story as
the motion picture medium has ever
presented.
The setting for “The Proud and
Profane" is the South Pacific is
land of New Caledonia during
World War II. There, in the back
wash of war, Holden and Deborah
Kerr, two violently opposed and
hostile personalities at first meet
ing find a love that overrides all
restraint and prudence.
Thelma Ritter is seen as a dy
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namic Red Cross supervisor who
tries to hold them back from the
edge of disaster; Dewey Martin as
a Marine driven to attempted mur
der of Holden by his protective love
for Miss Kerr; and William Red
field as a sensitive young chaplain
who has to fight disciplinarian
Holden's implacable enmity toward
anyone who “spoils” his men for
combat.
Filmed in the Virgin Islands and
Pureto Rico, the screenplay, taken
from a novel by Lucy Herndon
Crocket,, is by George Seaton.
Oscar-winner for "The Country
Girl."
JOHN HUBERS WELCOME
BIRTH OF DAVID GEORGE
Mr. and Mrs. John Huber of
1617 MaryAnn became the parents
of their fourth child Monday when
their son David George, was born
in St. Joseph’s hospital at 4:04 a.m.
and weighing 5 lbs. 14*4 ozs.
Huber is owner of Northland Elec
tronics. The couple’s older children
are Lee, 14; John, Jr., 9; and Julie,
5. Paternal grandfather is Alfred
Huber.
Cost-Of-Living
Survey To Be
Made In Fairbanks
Fairbanks is one of five Alaska
cities in which a special cost-of
living survey will be conducted by
the Alaska resource development
board, it was announced late last
week by A1 Anderson, executive
director of the board. The announce
ment was made in Juneau.
The other cities are Anchorage.
Juneau. Ketchikan and Sitka.
Anderson said the firm of Joseph
B. Ward and Associates has been
hired by the development board to
assist in making the cost-of-li'ving
studies. The firm has made numer
ous similar surveys in various Pa
cific Northwest and Hawaii cities.
“The survey will be divided into
two major parts,” Anderson said.
"One part will consist of pricing
major items which go to make up
the cost of living. The other part
of the survey will involve personal
interviews with heads of families to
determine the monthly amount
spent on these items.”
6Woody9 Jepson
And Family Move
C. H. "Woody” Jepson, assistant
sales manager for Pacific North
ern Airlines in Juneau the last five
years, moved to Seattle with his
wife and two children late last
week to assume a new post with
PNA.
Jepson. who was chairman of the
Golden North Salmon Derby prize
con.mittee this year, has been ac
tive in local affairs during his five
year stay in the capital city.
His wife, Helen, was president
of the Women's Aeronautical As
sociation and a member of the Ju
neau Homemakers..A few years ago
she was den mother of a Cub Scout
pack in Douglas.
The Jepsons resided at the Bear
Creek Apartments in Douglas with
their children, Vicki, 3, and Mark,
11.
DINING - DANCING - COCKTAILS
YOl'R HOSTS:
Frank Caruso
Jack Tiemeyer
“Satch” Bianchi
3 - Big Shows Every Night - 3
* ILONA GARDA
(RECENTLY COMPLETED EXTENDEDTOUR OF EUROPE AND THE ORIENT)
DIRECT FROM CONTINENTAL TOUR
★ np M CMA PICK POCKET EXTRAORDINARY
Ul\. INCIVIV,/ AMAZING FEATS OF MAGIC
Television, Stage and Night Club Favorite With World-Wide Reputation
HELD OVER - The Old Skipper - ELTON LEWIS
Make a date to catch this fine new show while eating one of Betty and Jack
Maitland"s Fabulous Meals in the dining room.
Make your plans ... call your friends ... make up a party and
"Make the Rendezvous Your Place to Rendezvous"
AUTO RACING - SUNDAY - TIME TRIALS 1:30 P. M.
THE FINEST
FOOD A DRINKS
+
The Only Full
Scale Stage Show
in Our Town
Your Very Best Bet
for a Full Evening's
Entertainment
World’s Farthest North Entertainment Center
1 MILE STEESE HIGHWAY (North of City) PHONE 6458
LACEY STREET THEATRE
STARtS SUNDAY, AUGUST 27
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AND 2nd BIG HIT!
Executive Producer
PETER BOUOOURES
Produced end Directed by
GREGG TALLAS
Released by
20th CENTURYTOX
NEW EMPRESS THEATRE
STARTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 27
THE GREATEST LOVE STORY TO COME
OUT OF THE. WAR...TWO OF TODAY S MOST
BRILLIANT STARS IN A DRAMA THAT PROBES
DEEP IN THE HEART OF A WOMAN IN LOVE!
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Proud
and
Profane
WILLIAM •
as Colin Klack... love to h
meant merely passion!
DEBORAH
as Dee Ashley.. love
her was tenderness
£fhe emotional masterpiece of the
producer-director-star team that
i&ave you The Qountry Girt” and
|*The Bridges at Toko-Ri"!