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Thanksgiving Day
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Evening Only Continuous Shows
WOMAN'S PRISON
STORY AT CAPITOL;
4-H CLUB THURS.
“The Story of Moliy X," Univer
sal-International’s exciting film
about the rehabilitation of a bad
girl at the California Institution for
Women at Tehachapi, is showing
tonight only at the Capitol The
atre, with June Havoc and John
Russell in starring roles supported
by Dorothy Hart, Elliott Uewis and
Charles McQraw.
Don'- m semi-documontary style,
the picture is not only a superb
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an amazing combination of straight
reporting and dramatic story-tell
ing. For the first time in the history
of the California penal system, the
camera has been allowed to tear
open the curtain hanging before one
of the most modern prisons for
either men or women in the world.
In the role of Molly, a female
master-mind of burglary who fight*
viciously against becoming rehabili
tated, June Havoc is expert, fiery,
The story alternates between
Molly’s dramatic crime life and the
at-first fruitless efforts of the State
of California to put her back on
the straight and narrow path. The
reason for her incarceration i ■
burglary. The scenes inside the pri
son were actually shot on the spot
and the main theme of the story is
her rehabilitation which is hindered
all along the line by a vicious wo
man who insists on framing Molly
for murder.
The film was written and directed
by veteran Crane Wilbur, who has
managed to catch all the flavor of
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There may be a fortune right under
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about actual discoveries on private
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woman without men and freedom,
ttruggling for new life.
Thanksgiving Show
Starting Thanksgiving Day and
Maying at the Capitol through Sat
irday will be “The Green Promise,"
a wonderfully warm and human
story of a farming family and the
famous 4-H Clubs.
Stars are Marguerite Chapman,
Walter Yrennan, r.c'oert Paige and
Natalie Wood.
Brennan portrays a stubborn and
domineering farmer of tho old
chool, a man who has ruined one
farm by his ignorance and who is
tarting all over again in a new
place. Ruling his four motherless
children with an iron hand, he tries
to break up his oldest daughter’s ro
mance with the country agricultural
agent, scorns the agent’s sugges
tions for improving his farm, and
blocks a younger daughter’s efforts
to join the local 4-H Club.
How the older girl takes over
when Brennan is injured in an acci
dent and sets about straightening
jut the family problems, makes for
.he dramatic progress of the plot.
BRCH ABANDONED
FDR FRED WEICHE
The search has been abandoned
for Fred Wetche and his son. Fred,
of Pelican, who were wrecked in
their troller, the Dixie, last week
on Yakobi Rock, U. S. Coast Guard
hf adquarters reported today.
An intensive combing of the area
near the wreck has been conducted
by a CG plane, cutter Cahoone and
five private fishing craft since last
Friday. One survivor of the tragedy.
Helvig Christinson, of Pelican, man
aged to get to Yakobi Rock and
after three days of exposure was
picked up and brought to St. Ann’s
hospital here. No hope is held out
now for the others.
WANT ADS BEING RESULTS
BRILLIANT CAST
IS IN "RED RIVER"
AT 20TH TOMORROW
Movie fans who like their film
fare set against the great outdoors,
should have a wonderful time seeing
Howard Hawks’ great western, "Red
River," which opens tomorrow at
the Gross 20th Century Theatre.
The film is packed with action,
colorful characterizations and sus
! pense-packed drama.
John Wayne, whose name at once
| arouses thoughts of a rugged and
| vital personality, plays to the hilt
! the heroic role of Thomas Duncan.
| a romantic character whose dreams
! of building a cattle empire in the
1 great southwest, forms the nucleus
j of the film’s story.
Young Montgomery Clift, as his
adopted son. Matthew Garth, also
i turns in a performance that is as
i br.lliant as it is different. Clift, who
! made a hit on the Broadway stage,
; is a comparative newcomer to films.
His one prior appearance in "The
' Search," a film made in Europe,
j earned for him the plaudits of both
| discerning critics and public alike.
Co-starred with Wayne and Clift
are Walter Brennon, playing one
1 of those delightful, crotchety char
acters he has made famous, and a
lovely young star named Joan Dru,
who has already made her mark in
Hollywood.
“Red River" is a western saga
adapted from Borden Case’s excit
ing Saturday Evening Post 5-part
serial, "The Chisholm Trail.” Mr.
Chase also wrote the script in col
laboration with Charles Schnee.
The story tells of Thomas Dunson’s
safari from Texas to Kansas, as the
head of a group of over five hun
dred cowboys who are bringing
north a herd of cattle, numbering
in the thousands, to what they trust
will be a railroad, thus opening up
the entire market of the east to
Texas cattlemen.
LEGION AUXILIARY
COM. CHAIRMEN
NAMED FOR YEAR
Chairmen of the standing com
mittees who will serve the American
Legion Auxiliary for the next year
were named by the president Leona
Lincoln at the regular meeting of
the Auxiliary last evening in the
Dugout.
Appointed by the chairman were
the following members and their
committees: Americanism, Helen
Ottke; Child Welfare, Silva Zen
ger; Community Service, Elsie
Sofoulis; Constitution and By-Laws,
Beth Nordling; Finance, Anna Day;
Legislative. National Security and
Radio, Anita Garnick; Membership,
Anna Bodding; Music, Lillian Har
ris; Pan American Study, Verdiene
Zenger; Past Presidents Parley,
Mabel Lybeck; Poppy, Sandra Zen
ger; Publicity, Agnes Kiefer; Re
habilitation, Edna Polley.
Following the business of the
meeting the boxes for the Gift Shop
in the Veterans Hospital at Port
land, Ore., were packed. There was
an assortment of lovely gifts which
j totaled a value of $185.
j Refreshments were served by
i Agnes Kiefer, chairman in charge
of the Gift Box committee, who was
assisted by several of the members.
A birthday cake in honor of Mrs.
Beth Nordling and Mrs. Mildred
Martin, which was decorated with
candles in the form of a question
1 mark was cut and served by the
honorees.
JUNEAU SINGERS WILL
NOT MEET THIS WEEK
The Juneau Singers regular
Thursday night practice has been
| cancelled this week for the Thanks
giving holiday, it was announced
today. The regular practice sched
ule will be resumed at 8:45 next
Thursday, November 30, in the
Methodist church.
The Singers are reminded that
only three weeks remain before the
date the Messiah will be presented
and are urged to attend all rehear
sals.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
On Tuesday, November 21, Troop
5 met In the Methodist Church.
President Margaret Ann Pyle called
the short business meeting to order.
Cupcakes and cookies were served
by Mrs. Flint, our leader, and Don
na Cash.
Mr. Coe of the Territorial HealT*.
Department showed us two movies.
They were “Know Your Baby” and
"The Littlest Angel.” The informa,
tion we received will help us in
our “Child Care" badge.
ATTENTION REBEKAIIS
Short business meeting and bal
loting on applications Wednesday
8 p.m. 685- It
Isabelle Jorgenson, Noble Grand, j
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