Opening Tomorrow!
HURRY!
ENDS TONIGHT!
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IRENE DUNNE • FRED MuMURRAY
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Produced by HARRIET PARSONS
Directed by GEORGE MARSHALL
«itiTWILLIAM DEMAREST • ANDY DEVINE • GIGI PERREAU • NATALIE WOOD • PHILIP OBER * JACK KIRKWOOD
Screenplay by LOU BBESLOW end DORIS ANDERSON
SHOWS at 1:35 — 3:33 —
7:34 — 9:37
FEATURE 2:05 — 4:03 —
8:04 — 10:07
5:31
6:00 ^
- MORE LAUGHS WITH -
Lr PETE SMITH in "Bandage Bail1
^ M-G-M CARTOON — LATE NEWS
A isanufel Tree for Yoir Home
-will make it a
Merry Christmas
Reserve Yours NOW
On Sale at the Lot in Rear of
The Catholic School by the
C.Y.O.
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Phone
257 or 181
Black 200
Black 415
Blue 119
TODAY
| CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT
NORTHERN LIGHT CHCRCII
The Sunday School Christmas
program of the Northern Light
Presbyterian Church will be held '
this Sunday at 7;30 p.m. in the
church auditorium.
Mrs. Roland Burrows is junior
choir director, Lois Lawrence, or
ganist, Carol Lawrence, choir ac
companist, and Carla Carter, band
accompanist.
DOM ABEL
Millwork-Glass-Building Supplies
Schorn Paint
PHONE 633—Juneau, Alaska
Juneau Drug Co.
Phone 33-Box 1151
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
• See MADSEN’S for •
• SCHWINN Bicycles-Wagons, •
| • Tricycles, Revere Ware and •
; • Fishing Tackle •
at LUDWIG NELSOWS
Elgin - Hamilton - Gruen and
Croton Watches
RINGS of BEAUTY
RHINESTONES to make her
Sparkle at the Holiday Sea
. son ... and through the year
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FOR THE HOME
China — Crystal
and Silver
These and countless other
choice gifts to express
your thoughtfulness . . .
Ludwig Nelson, Jeweler
Gay Romance in
Feature Coming
Sunday, Capitol
Irene Dunne and Fred MacMur
ray co-star in “Never a Dull Mo
ment,” RKO Radio comedy based
on Kay Swift’s novel, “Who Could
Ask For Anything More?" This
feature opens Sunday at the Capi
tol Theatre.
Miss Dunne returns to the screen
in a gay romantic role.
“Never a Dull Moment," chron
icles the topsy-turvy heart throbs
of a beautiful New York songwriter
who marries a rodeo performer she
has met at a charity performance.
Transplanted to ' her husband’s
western ranch, this sophisticated
Manhattan lass finds life utterly
rugged, bewildering and—ultimately
—delightful.
Her efforts to adapt herself to
the ways of the rural life into which
she has been transplanted, and to
make a home for her husband and
his two suspicious children, lead to
ludicrous situations and untold
mirth. Serious elements are added
by the enmity of a neighboring
rancher and the determined efforts
of a former admirer of the wife to
lure her away from her rough
riding husband and back to the
familiar life of New York.
13 Employees Hit
American Legion
lackpol for $500
There.were 13 smiling faces at
Percy’s Cafe this morning . . . that
is, smiling more than usual.
Behind the smiles was $500 cash
that they received last night from
Auke Bay Post No. 25, the Ameri
can Legion, which was awarded as
part of its campaign to raise money
for a community building at Auk
Bay. Percy Reynolds, proprietor
of the local eating place, and 12
of his employees formed a 13-person
company to back the campaign.
When their name was announced,
it meant a 13-way split of the
award. The campaign netted the
Legion slightly more than $600.
After the awarding, the Auk
Bay Legionnaires held their regu
lar monthly meeting. The first
order of business was to receive a
delegation from the Auk Bay 4-H
Club for girls who presented a do
nation of $15 to the group to be
used for the proposed community
building.
There was considerable discussion
on possible sources for obtaining
a suitable building and the build
ing committee was directed to in
vestigate. Another possibility of
supply of first run motion pictures
was also discussed and further in
vestigation was recommended.
Four new members were initiated
bringing the Auk Bay post to one
'Look for the
Silver Lining'
At 20th Century
Presenting the life story of Mari
lyn Miller, one of the most spark
ling personalities to grace the
Broadway stage, Warner Bros, will
bring “Look For the Silver Lining,”
a lavish production in Technicolor,
to the 20th Century Theatre Sun
day.
Starring June Haver as the
twinkle-toed singing and dancing t
star of many brilliant musical com
edies during the gay twenties, the
film will also have Ray Bolger, cur
rent Broadway dance star, in the
role of Jack Donohue, Marilyn’s
dancing partner in "Sunny” and
Gordon MacRae, popular screen
and radio singer, as Frank Carter,
Marilyn Miller’s first husband.
Warner Bros, went to great
lengths in this ambitious production
to re-create the atmosphere, the
songs and dances of an era of
Broadway shows that many believe
has yet to be matched. The darling
of New York, the star of shows like
"Sally,” “Sunny” and "As Thousands
Cheer," Marilyn Miller became al
most a legend as she held court in
a swank apartment in a Fifth Ave
nue Hotel with chauffeurs, maids
and admirers catering to her every
whim.
2 Longshoremen
Arrested on
Theft Charges
Anchorage, Alaska, Dec. 15—(tfl—
Two longshoremen were arrested
here yesterday by FBI agents on
charges of stealing $11,000 worth
of tires from Gardner-Reynolds,
Inc., of Los Angeles, last February.
John Williams, FBI agent In
charge, identified the pair as Wal
ter Lee Gibbs, 23, and Alex (A1
phonsei Moore, 40. U. S. Commis
sioner Rose Walsh set their bail
at $20,000 each.
The theft charge alleges that
Gibbs and Moore rented a truck in
Oakland and drove it to Los Angeles
where they broke into the Gard
ner-Reynolds plant. Los Angeles
authorities subsequently recovered
$8,400 worth of the loot.
The men are being held in the
federal jail here.
— EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY —
hundred percent of its 1952 mem
bership quota. The new Legion
naires are Donald J. Bishop, Donald
E. Gammons, Leo M. Jones and
Edward G. Petersen.
The post voted to purchase a flag
for the Auk Bay boy scout cub
pack. Plans were also announced
for a Legion Christmas party on
December 22 to be given by the new
Auxiliary unit at Auk Bay.
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EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED
DR. D. D. MARQUARDT
OPTOMETRIST
Second and Franklin • , Juneau
PHONE BLACK 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS
SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000
r/ME
to start
EARNING MORE
on your savings
Right now is the best time to get your savings
invested both safely and profitably . . . put your
dollars to work by opening or adding to your
savings account here. Your savings are insured
to $10,000 and increase with liberal earnings
twice a year. You'll find it convenient, pleasant,
safe and profitable to save here.
We have never paid
LESS than
2Vi%
on Savings
Alaska Federal Savings & Loan
Association
OF JtJNIAU
SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000
ENDS TONITE
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TECHNICOLOR wW ■■ Kj 1^1 7:20 — 9:30
WORLDS COLLIDE"
STARTING SUNDAY
DANCING SINGING and JUNE HAVER
RAY BOLGER
★ (JORDON Mac CRAE *
AS MARILYN MILLER
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THE LIGHTS WERE NEVER SO BRIGHT.. t
THE DANCES SO SENSATIONAL...THE
SONGS SO WONDERFUL— as when the
fabulous Marilyn Miller stepped on stage/
Gordon
SUNDAY MATINEE
THE JUNEAU SINGERS PRESENT
THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SINGING
GRAND OPENING
at 2:00 p. m. Saturday
Under New Ownership
-THE
DREAMLAND
COCKTAIL BAR
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You'll find all your
old favorite drinks
mixed by Les and George
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D-A-N-C-E
to the Music of
Hollis and Jerry
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