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c? CHALLENGE TO LASSIE
STARRING
ip. EDMUND GWENN - DONALD CRISP
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; - Screen play by WILLIAM LUDWIG • Based on the Novel "GREYFRIARS BOBBY” by ELEANOR ATKINSON
Directed by RICHARD THORPE . Produced by ROBERT SISK . A METRO- GOLDWYN - MAYER PICTURE
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FALL PARISH MEETING
OF HOLY TRINITY IS
AFFAIR ON SATURDAY
The Church of the Holy Trinity
will hold its Fall Parish meeting
Saturday night beginning with a
supper at 6:30 pm. served by the
men of the Church.
The two special speakers will b«
Bishop Gordon of the Missionary
\ District of Alaska and John C. F
Mejrifleld, a [prominent layman
| from Portland, Oregon.
| Mr. Merrifield is one of 2,300
; laymen who are covering all Epis
1 conal churches throu<?es the Un
ted States to present the latest
. plan of action of the Church. ±i.
is prominent in civic as well as
church affairs in Portland, and
during World War II he was a
commander in the United States
Navy.
i Bishop Gordon will be present
1 at services on Sunday morning,
confirming a class of candidates
and will preach at the 11 o’clock
service.
SCHWINN SiKEe AT MADSEN’S
TIDE TABLE
October 14
High tide 3:32 a.m., 17.2 ft.
Low tide 9:23 a.m., 1.3 ft.
High tide 3:25 p.m„ 19.7 ft.
Low tide 10:03 p.m., -2.8 ft.
A NEW STAR
IS BORN!
KIRK
DOUGLAS
KIRK DOUGLAS
Winner
of the
ACADEMY AWARD
for his role in
"CHAMPION"
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FILM NEVER
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ON OUR SCREEN
SUNDAY!
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C A PITUIA
ROAD COMMISSIONER
IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Work, then play, is the plan of
Col. John R. Noyes, Alaska Road
Comnlissioner, on his trip East. He
is in Washington, D.C., to appear
at Bureau of Budget hearings on
appropriations for the 1952 fiscal
year.
Later, he will take a short leave,
planning to return to Juneau No-.
| vember 1.
FROM SEATTLE
M. R. Lillengreen of Seattle is
registered at the Baranof Hotel.
SCHWINN mn.ES AT MADSEN’S
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LASSIE IS STAR
DURING WEEKEND,
CAPITOL THEATRE
“Challenge to Lassie," M-G-M's
new Technicolor drama, opening at
the Capitol Theatre tonight for this
weekend, gives the popular collie
star, Lassie, his first “character
role,’ 'that of a devoted dog who
rocked Scottish legal circles nearly
a hundred years ago.
While Lassie has been noted in
previous pictures for his remarkable
agility in swimming torrents, scal
ing walls and saving human beings
from certain death, his part in
"Challenge to Lassie" is actually a
character study. Marking a new
■first" for the collie, who already
has set a number of celluloid rec
ords, Lassie now enters the select
circle of stars who have brought j
historical characters to the screen.
Edmund Gwenn and Donald Crisp
portray the humans involved in the
case, which created worldwide in
terest and which Is now marked by
a monument set up in the heart of
the city of Edinburgh, Scotland.
The only deviation from recorded
fact is in name. In the new film,
Lassie appears as Lassie, whereas
the original canine hero was called
Bobby.
ALASKA BOY SCOUT
EXECUTIVE BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT, B
1
Meeting tonight with Juneau
members of the Alaska Council's
executve board for the Boy Scouts
| is J. H. Browne, deputy regional
executive, from Portland, Oregon.
Browne is on the final leg of a
i two-weeks visit of Alaska scout
ing. He helped with leadership
training courses in Anchorage and
Fairbanks prior to coming to Ju
neau.
Tonight's meeting starts at 8
o'clock in the Goldstein building
: with those attending requested to
! enter the building by the side
door. The executive board members i
attending the meeting under the J
i chairmanship of Alaska Council
j President George A. Parks are
Charles G. Burdick, G. E. Cleveland,
j Rev. R. R. Armstrong, Dr. J. O. |
Rude, M. J. Whittier, Kenneth S. j
Clem, Dr. James C. Ryan and Cur-:
I tis Shattuck.
Scout executive Maurice Powers is
secretary for the board which
numbers 41 Alaska men from 13
! communities.
i At tonight's meeting, Browne will1
1 review work of the Alaska council
during the past year and makj
suggestions for improving its el-1
I fectiveness. Powers will report on I
j his recent trip to the Interior and 1
| ether board members will discuts
the various phases of the Boy Scout J
! program which they head up.
Burdick is Alaska council com
missioner, Cleveland, tucasu.er,
Clem, chairman of the Alaska-wide
organization and extension commit
\ tee, and Shattuck, camping and ac
! tivities chairman. Plans for the
i forthcoming finance campaign in
Juneau and Douglas will also he
discussed briefly, Powers said.
MEANEST THIEF j
SWIPES DOUGLAS
FIRE EQUIPMENT I
—
The Douglas Volunteer Fire De
partment reports that a particu
larly unneighborly thief has been
at work.
A routine inventory revealed that
the portable spotlight had been
taken from the fire truck as well
as the blanket from the emergency
first aid box.
In an appeal to the culprit's bet
ter nature, Chief Arne Shudshift
pointed out that these are emer
gency items for the protection of
the public and urged their im
mediate return with no questions
asked.
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BIG SHOW WEEK
STARTS SATURDAY
AT 20TH CENTURY
Leading off what is termed as ■
the greatest single week of enter
tainment to be offered at the Gross
20th Century in some time is the
Technicolor production, “Fighter
Squadron,” which offers thrills and
action zooming across the screen,
starring Edmond O'Brien, Robert:
Stack and John Rodney, and start
ing tomorrow.
This is the powerful saga of the j
Army Air Force struggle for su- j
premacy in the air over Europe in [
the months before D-Day. Seton,
I. Miller who produced and wrote i
this stunning action film, conducted
extensive research in Hollywood I
and in Washington, before sifting
the material down to a dramatic
treatment. It is considered one of
the finest scripts ever turned out in
Hollywood.
Second program of the 20th Cen- |
tury’s greatest entertainment week, |
starting Tuesday and through Wed-1
nesday is the glorious Technicolor!
musical and dancing drama that!
rivals the technical and musical j
perfection of "The Red Shoes." It1
is M-G-M’s “The Unfinished ■
Dance.”
On Thursday the Juneau Douglas
Concert Association will present the j
world famed Luigi Silva, cellist |
from the stage of the theatre. j
To end this big week of top
bracket entertainment is a special
booking for Friday only, "Carnegie 1
Hall,” which is acclaimed as the j
greatest musical masterpiece ever;
produced. It features all the top I
names of the musical world includ- j
ing "South Pacific’s” Ezio Pinzo.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
I
Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital
yesterday were: Mrs. Gordon Under
hill of Pelican, Raymond Brown.
Norman Herbstreith, Jesse Zam
brano, Mrs. Maggie Harry, Mrs.
Jerry Powers and Betty Bates.
Dismissed: Jerry Matthews and
Terry Hawkins.
Admitted to the Government hos
pital was Paul Esau of Tolavana.
Dismissed were Agnes Strong of
Haines and Alfred Bell of Chitina.
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Making a great story greater! Out
secret Army vaults - nevor-boforo
shown scenes ef never-say-die
combats, photographed by flying,
fighting Air Force cameramenl
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OUR GREATEST WEEK OF
TOP ENTERTAINMENT!
Tues.-Wed. "THE UNFINISHED DANCE"
In Technicolor-It Rivals “THE RED SHOES”
THURS. JUNEAU DOUGLAS CONCERT ASSN.
Presents WORLD FAMED CELLIST Luigi SILVA
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