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RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS FOR EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK
SECTION TWO
Thursday, August 2, 1956 JESSEN’S WEEKLY Page 13
LACEY STREET THEATRE
STARTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 5th
Pwimount Presents
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BOGART-RAY-USTINOV
Color by TECHNICOLOR
co-starring
JOAN BENNETT
BASIL RATHBONE
LEO G. CARROLL
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PAT DUGGAN • IRVING RAPPER
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NEW EMPRESS THEATRE
STARTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 5th
■ THE BATTLE CRY OF THE
SOUTH PACIFIC...
-STARRING
GEORGE JULIE
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CHANDLER * NADER * ADAMS - BARKER
KEITH ANDES • RICHARD BOONE • JOCK MAHONEY
WILLIAM REYNOLDS • CHARLES McGRAW «JOHN MclNTIRE
■•FRANK FAYIEN • OiwMir JOSEPH PEVNEY • fcnMtobrTED SHEROEMAN
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Extra Special
Entertainment
Held At Park
McKinley Park Hotel features
special entertainment on Monday
nights, and Monday, July 23, was
extra special.
Hotel guests, employees and vis
itors gathered in the recreation
room for such entertainment. The
program was entitled "Queen for a
Day” and was presented by Miss
Imogene Polley.
Emcee was Glenn McDonald who
introduced the - three contestants,
“Miss Lizzie Brown," as portrayed
by Dale Jones, ‘‘Miss Abigail” by
Jerry Herron, and “Miss Jones," by
Charlie Cooper.
Miss Polley reports that after the
audience was sufficiently mellowed
and in tears, the Queen was select
ed. The honor went to Miss Ethel
Henderson, hotel employee for the
past two summers and a teacher
at the Usibelli Coal Mines. She is
presently en route to the States.
Miss Henderson was presented
several gifts, one of which was iv
ory from the other employees. It
was presented by G. B. Hanson, ho
tel manager.
NORTHERN CONSOLIDATED
SAFETY RECORD PRAISED
According to the latest issue of
the company magazine, “The Mid
night Sun,” Northern Consolidated
Airlines has once again been con
gratulated for its excellent safety
record.
Northern Consolidated has had
no passenger or crew fatalities for
the past eight years. The company
employs over 150 persons, with an
Alaskan pay-roll of approximately
$1,000,000.
OIL, MOOSE MAY MIX
A proposal submitted by the In
terior Department to issue oil and
gas leases within the Kenai Nation
al Moose Range on the Kenai pen
insula was given unanimous ap
proval last week by the House Mer
chant Marine and Fisheries Com
mittee, announced Delegate Bart
lett’s office.
The range was established in 1941
and is approximately 24 miles south
west of Anchorage and 13 miles
northwest of Seward.
/Away All Boats' Real Saga
Of Pacific Island Warfare
Like the great sweep of the South Pacific itself, Universal Inter
national’s “Away All Boats!”, the saga of an amphibious war seen
through the eyes of one skipper from the deck of one attack transport,
smashes across the screen of the New Empress Theatre Sunday, August
5th
The skipper is Jeff Chandler, and
the battle-scarred ship is the U.S.S.
Belinda of the best-selling Kenneth
M, Dodson novel which comes to
the screen with all the dynamic
grandeur that Vista Vision and
Technicolor can give it.
In a long career of hard-hitting
| roles Chandler has never been bet
ter suited to a portrayal than that
of Capt. Jebediah Hawks, the rug
ged veteran of a dozen ocean cam
paigns who builds a raw crew of
officers and men into the toughest
and most efficient amphibious team
in the South Pacific.
►
There is not space enough to tell
of the many pulsating performances
in the giant cast, but outstanding
among them is George Nader as
Boat Group Commander. In “Away
All Boats!”, Nadar takes another
big step toward top stardom in he
man roles.
The lone female of the cast is
Julie Adams playing the role of
George Nader’s wife. Miss Adams
brings to the part all the poignancy
I of a sailor’s wife, hoping through a
long war that her man will return
safely to her.
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