ENDS ACADEMY AWARD-WINNER BB0BEI1ICK CRAWFGBD
T0NSTE! in a Title of Men Against ihe S’ea! "CP.SSg TO OPPTUWM"
SHOWS FEATURE
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3:05 3:45
5:10 5:50
7:20 8r00
9:30 10:10
CONTINUOUS SHOWS TOMORROW
We Salute the 17th Coast Guard Bisiiici in a Glorious Facific Coast
Premiere of a Siory of a Special Breed cf Men!
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w' BICHARD JAECKEL - MARTIN MILNER • STEVE BRflDIE ' ^acrh
TOM POWERS and SONS OF THE PIONEERS / L°Vjss-. /
Screen Play by Kenneth Garnet -Story by Charles Merqi: is Warren "• Oat /*#/ .. /
Technical Ad/icer-lt. Commander Robert C Can,sm, U.S.C.G.*. j ■ "ALlygO _ '0lt3hl tor , /
Associate Producer-Director—JOSEPH KANE < //, / .
Filmed with the cooperation of the UNITED STATES COAST GUARD , j.j._ v,’>tignl /
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'FIGHTING COAST
GUARD" TO OPEN
SUNDAY, CAPITOL
The "Ffghting Coast Guard,” said
10 be a real thriller, come; to tin
'. pitol Theatre Sunday for a three
buy run, The stars are Brian Don
| levy, Forrest Tucker and Ell i
| Raines.
Every one of the male leads in
the picture has served a lengthy
lnich In some branch of the service.
Brian Donlevy not only went i
: Annapolis, but he served with the
j world famous Lafayette Escadrilic
h France during World War I
Forrest Tucker, who star? v:.
! Donlevy, entered the Army in ihr
! l.v i war os a private and emertiv
; a lieutenant.
The six-foot-four heavy of the
Const Guard drama. John Russell
ri ved a two-and-a-hnlf year hitch
; with the U. S. Marines and par
! tieipated in the Guadalcanal in
I vasion.
Richard Jaeckel, who portray '
ihr famous “chicken” in "O . b
! canal Diary,” has real sea legs for
the Coast Guard epic, havin'? :?
■ the world through a Merchant Mar
ine porthole during the la ; war.
Last, but far from least, is Wil
liam Murphy, who was on ac:iv<
! duty with the U. S..Navy for twi.
years prior to becoming an octer.
:li ARRIVE; 23
OFPSRT ON PAA
Fifty-four traveled on Pan Am
j erica n World Airways yes ter day
wit h 31 arrivals and 23 departures.
! : . i t went through to Cordova.
From Seattle: John Anderson, Hi
IC. Ei-elow, G. Duhsime. I.elmd
■and Roberta Johnson, Fred Kne
el, Dick Kennedy, Max King, f 1 fl
M',e, Cl. Otto. Alvina Peter- on,
II noma;, Townsend, Earl Warren,
Della Alstcad,1 William and Anne
1 Barret. Or on Pit go-raid, tv nine
afonl, M. Karancn, J. C. Jatm
• :i, Jame* Moor. Emih. Muv/ry.
John Rickett, William Star. -n. W.
Oliver and three children.
From Annette: K. Hager, Hugh
Wade,
From Fairbanks: Puiiici,- Ban
yan.
To Seattle: Phyllis Martin, Jack '
Bachman, B. W. Shipper, Mildred
Manship, Julia Stewart, Mr. and
M.s. w. R. Spain, E'.elyn Pa-.juan,
john Weber.
To Ketchikan: James Hurtling.
To Fairbanks: Harold Foss, Da-,
vid 1,-voe, William Twenhofel, V.,
C. Monohan, N. W. Koiatek, Verne |
Wood, Walter Stuart, Harold Mead,
Paul Fudge, Mrs. John Bullock, H.
Benson, Clyde Hoffman, Mrs. H.
Frank.
BACCALAUREATE
SERVICE SUNDAY
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Baccalaureate Services for the
1931 graduating class at Juneau
high school will be held in the
high school gym Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. Boyd Field will give
the invocation and the Scriptural
It cn will be by the Rev. Fred1
McGinnis. The baccalaureate ser-1
mon will be delivered by the Rev.
Waiter SoboM'i -and Major Eric
N'ewLouid will pronounce the bene
diction.
Parents and friends of the giad
uating class are cordially invited to
attend tile service.
Commencement will takA place
Friday, May 23, also in the high
chool gy m at 8 p.m.
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ii.’SiC.. ROMANCE |
One i r filmdon happiest comb!
n .iioi, of talent. and personalities
is coming our way. Bing Crosby
and Barry Fitzgerald, who have not
been to '. (her in a picture since 'he
d<ahiful "Welcome Stranger," are
headed here in “Top o’ the Morn
ing," which arrives tonight at the
20th Century Theatre.
Bing and .Barry are said to be in
rare form in this charming comerly
wifh-music about (of all things!)
the theft of the famous Blarney
Stone from the little town of Cork,
Ireland, where Fitzgerald presides
as a police officer. Bing, hive di
gator for an American firm which
has insured the stone for a fabu
lous amount of money, is sent to
Ireland to solve the mystery. He
and Barry are, of course, immed
iately at sword's point, a situation
highly complicated by the romantic
interest Bing has in the old man’s
beautiful daughter.
Lovely Ann Blyth. as the daugh
ter, .is co-starred with Eing. Berry
and Hume Cronyn.
12 ARRIVE OH PNA;
FIVE FLY WESTWARD
A dozen pass' tigers arrived from
the westward yesterday on Pacific
N' rthern Airlines, eight went thru
to Cordova and five to Anchorage.
: rr. Anchorage: Dennis Reardon,
i) car Hols tad. B. J. Owen, A. De
’ md, Rev. J. Davis, Dorothy Root,
Ion \ Williams, E. Hei.tCl, Mrs. T.
Ratchelder.
From Cordova: Adm. J. Green
run, Tom Parks, Art Lines.
To Anchorage: Marion MacEven,
: ‘ Buchanan, W. Oak, M. Weir,
ol. J. Chapman.
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TO MAKE WREATHS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
The Legion Dupont will be open
nil day next Thursday for the
making of Memorial Day wreaths
tor business houses, for ceremonies
si the dock and at the cemetery,
I he American Legion Auxiliary an
nounced today.
Any Juneau women who are in
ns ted in the Memorial Day eeie
nior.ies and can spare time to os
t it- are cordially invited to join
in the wreath and spray making.
The Du.out will be opened at 10
a.lii. A polluek lunch and dinner,
will be served.
FINAL P-TA MEETING
IS SET FOR MONDAY
Final meeting of the school year
for the Parent-Teachers Association
will be held Monday evening at 8
o’clock in the grade school audi
torium.
Officer > for the coming year will
be Inc ailed and a program in fol
low will honor teachers who have
resigned and are leaving Juneau.
Music will b furnished by the
junior band, conducted by Lyle
Manson, another teach-r who i.
leaving to continue schooling. Two
number will be sung oy the eighth
grade mixed chorus, with Miss Mar
jorie Iverson in charge.
A committee of eighlh grade
mothers w*ll serve refreshments at
the close of tne meeting.
"Old Faithful,” Yellowstone Parks
celebrate l : cyser, spouts at nearly
regular intervals of about an hour.
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Shows 7:25—9 :30
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Show.-. 7:25—9:30
LA-ature 7:49—9:54
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HOSPITAL MOTES
Admitted to St. Ann':; Hospital
Friday were Simon P. Moe and ba- -
by Marvin Notar; discharged were |
Mrs. John Griffin "and Belle Slur- j
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There was no one admitted or;
discharged at the Government lies- :
pital.
ATTENTION REB-.KAI S
Ail nieu’lk'i•; »er;u< • ■ I .■ 1 id
church services at the Nr: hern
Light Presbyterian Church this
Sunday, May 20, at 11 o'clock. Meet
iii church basement at 10:45.8I3-2t
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