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“GALLANT BESS” on at 8:14 — 10^41
ATTENTION-ALL MIDDIES
INDER 14 YEARS!
JUNEAU ELKS LODGE NO. 420
invites all of you to be its
guests at a wonderful show
at this theatre—
T0H0HE0W (SAT.) Boors Open 12:30
Show Starts 1:30
SEE “GALLANT BESS”
SANTA WILL “Goldilocks and the Three Bears”
BE HERE TOO!_AND OTHER CARTOONS!
ELLIS AIR LINES
DAILY TRIPS JUKEAU TO KETCHIKAN
via Petersburg and Wrangell
With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg
Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M.
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Our Christmas present for you
“LOADED WITH LAUGHS!
starts Xmas Eve
(Sunday)
CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 1 :.’5() P. M.
EVENING SHOWS ONLY ON XMAS DAY
AND TUESDAY
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WESTERNS MAKE
EXCiTING DOUBLE
FARE AKAPITOL
A double bill of exciting western ,
entertainment comes to the Capitol
Theatre tonight for showings Friday
I and Saturday.
First, there is Bess the wonder
1 horse, returning to the screen in
M-G-M’s “Adventures of Gallant
Bess.
Co-starred with Bess in this
j Cinecolor spectacle are Cameron
Mitchell and Audrey Long.
In "Adventures of Gallant Bess,”
the wonder horse plays the role of
a wild horse, captured and trained
by a young cowboy, who becomes
greatly attached to the mare, only
to have an unscrupulous rodeo
owner steal and exploit her.
Other feature on this double bill
of western fun stars Jim Brannon.
He is the Red Ryder of "Roll Thun
der Roll.”
This is the second in the Red
Ryder outdoor action series, with
Jim Bannon as the new Red Ryder,
aided and abetted by the same cast
playing the parts they portrayed so
well in the first film.
The Cinecolor adventure picture,
which advance reports say is packed
with even more hair-raising episodes
than the first picture, is the second
feature at the Capitol tonight.
FLIGHUSSISTANCE
DEMONSTRATION BY
(AA ON JANUARY 20
A team of Civil Aeronautics Ad
ministration specialists will give a
flight assistance demonstration at
the Juneau High School auditorium
the evening of January 20 at 8
o'clock. , .
The demonstration is a product
of an eight year program to increase
the value of federal airways facili
ties and services to the flying pub
lic. Years of research and personnel
training have evolved a nationwide
system of flight assistance services
designed for safety and convenience
of civilian pilots.
The demonstration will include
examples of preflight, inflight and
emergency services furnished by the
CAA communication specialists,
weather bureau forecasters and traf
fic control units. Examples are to
be worked out and life and realism
are injected by sound effects. Spe
cial prepared lantern-slides are also
to be used.
After the demonstration, flight
assistance personnel will answer
questions from the audience. After
the question period, interesting
movies will be shown.
All airmen and the general public
are invited to attend the two hour
show and demonstration.
A special showing will be given
for the high school the afternoon
of January 19.
P.0. PARIELPOST
WINDOW OPEN SA1.
DELIVER PACKAGES
The Juneau public is reminded
today by Postmaster Crystal Jenne
that the parcel post window in the
local postoffice will be open tomor
row from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All package mail arriving on the
Baranof last Tuesday is on the
shelves and ready for delivery. Post
master Jenne said her staff wished
the people of Juneau a Merry
Christmas by working for two nights
until late hours to make ready for
delivery all mail in the postoffice
in plenty of time for Christmas.
The Postmaster called attention
to the fact that the postal rate
for mailing cards in an unsealed
envelope outside the city is two
cents. No correspondence may be
contained on the cards. A three
cent stamp will give the enveloped
card first class handling, as letter
mail. Envelopes should show a re
turn address. %
Recently the postmaster said
cards in unsealed envelopes bear
ing a one cent stamp each and
addressed to destinations in the
states W'ere dropped in the postof
fice, with no return address show
ing. Fortunately for the sender they
were traced back. However, the
Postmaster pointed out, such a for
tunate occurrance might not always
be the case. In the event cards are
mailed bearing insufficient postage
and with no return address and the
postoffice can find no means for
identification of the sender they
could not be sent through the mails.
SEATTLE VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McCall of
Seattle are staying at the Baranof
Hotel.
Old fashioned Romeanc»ers at
Nina’s Nick Nack. 689-2t
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BIG WEEKEND IS
PLANNED FOR 2CTH
CENTURY PATRONS
A heavy weekend of entertainment
is scheduled over Christmas at the
Gross 20th Century Theatre. "Rose
of Washington Square,” starring Al
Jolson. Alice Faye and Tyrone
Power will open tonight for a two
day run. Opening memory’s gate . . .
those unforgettable melodies that
bring back the past you want to
remember are sung by Alice Faye
and the one and only Al Jolson in
this grand musical romance. Here
are a few of the songs that will
be heard in "Rose of Washington
Square." "Avalon,” “California Here
I Come." "Wild About Harry." “I’m
Sorry I Made You Cry," “Mammy,”
"April Showers” and many others.
The regular kiddies matinee will
be shown Saturday with the doors
opening at 12:30 and show start
ing at 1 p.m. For mothers who have
a rush of last minute shopping to
do, here is the ideal spot to leave
the children. Two features will be
shown at the matinee. 'Inner Sanc
tum Mystery.” and "Castle on the
Hudson,” plus the usual assortment
of shorts and cartoons.
The big first run Christmas show,
"My Friend Irma Goes West,” will
begin showings on Christmas Eve,
continuing the hilarious story of
Irma's attempts to get her shiftless
boyfriend Al to settle down, the
latest “Irma” comedy takes its char
acters on a trip west. The reason for
the trip is that a Hollywood contract
is waiting for Dean Martin. Every
thing happens on the trip, includ
ing the discovery that there’s no
movie contract. Romantic complica
tions develop, a clever chimpanzee
proceeds to make a chump out of
comic Jerry Lewis and many other
laugh filled events take place.
Corrine Calvert, the French eye
ful. joins John Lund, Marie Wilson,
Diana Lynn and Dean Martin and
Jerry Lewis in what preview audi
ences have acclaimed as the years
funniest picture.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
MIDNIGHT SERVICE
ON CHRISTMAS EVE
The Lutheran Church, corner oi j
Main and Third Streets, will hold i
a special Christmas Eve service be- |
ginning at midnight to celebrate
Christ’s birthday. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all interested
persons to be present.
The Senior Choir under the direc
tion of Miss Marjorie Iverson, and
accompanied by Miss Dolores Mat- j
tila will sing the Christmas can- ,
tata, “Childe Jesus,” which is ar
ranged and in part composed by
Joseph W. Clokey and Hazel Jean
Kirk. The music for this cantata is
drawn from many national back
grounds and from many historical
periods.
The Junior Choir under the di
rection of Mrs. Eunice Nevin and
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Wyller will augment the above
cantata with the following special
anthems:
“Angel Voices Tell” an arrange
ment by Oscar Overby: “Gloria In
Excelsis Deo,” from a mystery play;
“Bells of Noel” by Schloss; “Sleep
Little Jesus,” an arrangement of
W. B. Olds, and “O Holy Night” by
Adam.
Members of the Senior Choir are:
Sopranos: Margaret Berlin, Ann
Gehringer, Charmane Gross, Hazel
Hillerman, Esther Kassner, Eunice
Nevin and Mary Peter.
Alto: Avis Aamot, Dorothea Eide,
Winnifred Hanna, Betty McDowell,
Lucille Stonehouse, Amy Rude.
Tenors: Edward Dick, Ray Nevin,'
Bill Orme.
Basses: Herbert Hillerman. Bill
Passey, George Rogers and Joseph
Rude.
Members of the Junior Choir are:
Dolores Addleman, Joanne Erbland,
Darlene Gross, Timothy Hillerman,
Alice Johnson, Ardene Kassner, i
Linda Kassner, Linda Lavold, John
Nielsen and Jim Strohmeyer.
Members of the Junior Choir
Sextet are: Ruth Bloomquist, Donna
Eneberg, Heather Hollman, Anne
Livie, Nancy McDowell and Vir
ginia Nielsen.
MOTHERS...
LET THE KIDDIES
ATTEND OUR
SPECIAL NATINEE
SATURDAY
WHILE YOU GET YOUR '
LAST MINUTE
SHOPPING DONE!
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SCHOOL CHRISTMAS
CONCERT PRESENTED
AT 8 THIS EVENING
The annual Christmas Concert,
will be presented by the Chorus and
Band of the Juneau Public Schools
at 8 o’clock tonight in the High
School Gymnasium.
The concert was presented be
fore the Douglas Schools in the
Douglas gymnasium and the Ju
neau Schools thfe week and the
singers and bandsmen are in com
plete readiness for one of the fin
est concerts yet put on by the
students, according to reports of
the previous performances.
Director of Music in the schools,
Miss Marjorie Iverson, directs the
Chorus and the Band is under the
direction of Lyle Manson.
Accompanists for the Chorus are
Elizabeth Wyller, Virginia White
head, Ann Henning and Nancy Mc
Dowell.
The attractive stage setting for
the concert, in the holiday theme,
was erected by the Industrial Arts
Class under the direction of Gun
nar Roos, instructor.
ACS STAFF CHRISTMAS
PARTY IS HELD TODAY
The personnel of the Alaska
Communications System held their
Christmas party at one o’clock
this afternoon in the headquarters
offices in the Federal Building.
Staff members from the Glacier
Highway station joined in the
festivities.
A lighted Christmas tree was
the main decorative theme and
holiday refreshments were served.
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MUSIC BY BUDDY HUNTER S ORCHESTRA
Make your reservations now — A splendid opportunity
to entertain a Mason Friend and his Lady. '
; Reservations with checks attached will be accepted in '
sequence. Make checks payable to
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