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ROACHES-RATS-MICE-RATPftOOFING
Roach Work Guaranieed Two Years
Twin Babies Hard
To Get in Film
How at Capitol
The memorable search for a
Scarlett O'Hara in “Gone With the
Wind” recently had its riVal in the
search for a “new face” for "Fa
ther’s Little Dividend,” M-G-M's
hilarious successor to “Father of
the Bride.”
The “new face” had to be under
a year old, dark-haired, fat, rosy
cheeked and look like Spencei
Tracy. He also had to be twins!
Director Vincent Minnelli and
Producer Pandro S. Berman spent
six solid weeks between the hours
of nine a.m. and five p.m. inter
viewing an average of 60 babies a
day for the part of Elizabeth Tay
lor's son and Tracy's and Joan
Bennett’s grandson in the new
M-G-M picture, currently showing
at the Capitol Theatre.
It was a Beverly Hills baby pho
tographer who spotted the winners,
twins Donald and Donna Clark. In
addition, eight babies, all under
three weeks old, were needed for
the picture's opening scenes. And
for these eight babies, the casting
department had to sign up ten
pairs of twins! Twins are preferred
stock in Hollywood's infant depart
ment because of the limited time
babies are allowed to work.
Luckily, tiny Donald Clark was a
Matthews, Whitlock
ire in Ring Tonight
PORTLAND. Nov. 20—Harry
(Kid) Matthews of Seattle and
Dave Whitlock of San Francisco
swap blows here tonight in their
second scheduled 10-round main
event of the year.
Once again Matthews, 28-year-old
slugger gunning for a shot at the
heavyweight or light-heavyweight
title, is the favorite. He defeated
Whitlock in a bout at Boise last
August.
ATTENTION
SLEDS—SLEDS—SLEDS. Many
sizes at Madsen's. 969-6t
born mimic. And he loved Spencer
Tracy. But this, too, presented a'
problem. In the script of "Father’s
Little Dividend,” Donald was sup
posed to cry, not coo, whenever
Tracy came within camera range.
So the star had to pull a trick or
two on his pal. In order to get him
to cry, Tracy would slip into a
prone position. Donald didn’t like
that and protested vocally.
If Tracy finished his scenes early
while Donald was still on call, so
was Tracy. Donald wouldn’t act
without his buddy around. As a
consequence, Tracy found himself
playing straight man to a six
months-old film newcomer.
“And out of camera range, at
that,” Tracy was heard to mutter.
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Juneau High to
Play Alumni in
First BB Game
The Gastineau Channel basket
ball season will be unofficially
opened Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
when the Juneau High School
Crimson Bears play the Alumni.
Tentatively chosen as the first
string for the high school team are
A1 Carlson, Herb Martin, Elton Eng
strom Jr., Dick Forrest, John Hu
dert, Greg Ripke, Bill Orme, Ralph
Treffers, George Graves, Gerry
Wade, and Ken Kadow Jr.
Those playing on the alumni team
are Denny Merritt, Jack Pasquan,
Ivan Scott, Les Hogins, Bill Graves,
Linn Forrest Jr. Dudley Smithberg,
Ke nThibodeau, Rod Pcgues and
Harry Aase.
Referees for the game are to be
Grant Ritter and Tom Powers.
The high school band and yell
leaders will entertain before the
game and at half time.
It is requested that the Sixth
street entrance to the gymnasium
be used by those attending the
game.
The basketball season is to offi
cially get underway Nov. 27 with
double-header games scheduled for
the Juneau and Douglas high school
gyms All games for the Gastineau
Channel League are to start at
7:30 p.m.
Playing in the Juneau gym on
opening night will be Juneau High
against Mike's Place and Columbia
Lumber squaring off against the
Country Club. # »
In the Douglas gym will be the
Douglas High playing the Coast
Guard Cutter Storis and the Alaska
Road Commission against Imperials.
The entire playing schedule is as
yet not rounded out but the balance
of those games to be played in the
Juneau high gyta are:
Nov. 30—Juneau High vs Colum
bia Lumbermen; Storis vs Imperi
al^; Dec. 4—Juneau High vs Coun
try Club; Mikes vs Columbia Lum
bermen; Dec. 7—Juneau High vs|
Storis; Columbia Lumbermen vs
imperials; Dec. 11—Juneau High vs
Alaska Road Commission; Colum
bia Lumbermen vs Storis; Dec. 18—
Juneau High vs Imperials; Colum
bia / Lumbermen vs Alaska Road
TJo remission.
Those games scheduled so far for
^e,Douglas High gym are: Nov. 30
{-Douglas High vs Alaska Road
Commission; Mikes vs Country
Club; Dec. 4— Douglas High vs Im
perials; Storis vs Alaska Road Com
mission; Dec. 7—Douglas High vs
Country Club; Mikes vs Alaska Road
tCommission; Dec. 11—Douglas High
Vs Mikes; Country Club vs Imper
Dec. 14—Country Club vs
[Storis;" Douglas High vs Columbia
j Lumber; Dec. 18—Mikes vs Imper
ials; Columbia Lumbermen vs
1 Alaska Road Commission.
FOLKATEERS TO DANCE
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The Folkateers will meet for their
usual folk dancing in the grade
school gym Wednesday, November
21, due to the concert tonight.
The' Folkateers meet the first
and third Tuesdays of each month
in the grade school gym. Any one
I interested in this activity of folk
dancing is invited and urged to
attend. Spectators also are wel
come.
Do you know — The Oklahoma
Mixer, Irish Waltz, Glow Worm,!
Black Hawk Waltz, Road to the
Isles (Scottish), Spinning Waltz
(Finnish), Eide Ratas (Estonian
mazurka), Hambo (Swedish), and
others?
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Second Alaska Trail
Concert Tonight
At 20th Century
Included in every season's musical
entertainment in cities over the
world opera performances play a
major part. In presenting the Opera
Duo, Tomtko Kanazawa, soprano,
and Cesare Curzi, tenor, here to
night at the 20th Century Theatre
as the second concert of the 1951-52
Alaska Trail series, will be offered
two scenes from the favorites with
all opera audiences, "La Traviata”
and "Madame Butterfly," the artists
appearing in costume to further
carry out the colorful picture.
Critics say of Kanazawa’s But
terfly, “She doesn’t act Butterfly;
she is Butterfly." Equally well ore
her other roles and concert num
bers sung.
Cesare Curzi has Just finished a
busy season with the San Franctsco
Opera. A fine young singer who is
favored by Gaetano Merola, Director
of San Francisco’s opera season,
and given many roles which he
sings with great purity of tone, per
fect diction and dramatically ex
citing.
Mme. Kanazawa has Just returned
from her engagements with the
Stockholm Royal Opera where she
is always a popular star.
The program to be sung here by
the Opera Duo will bring back
many favorites of light opera as
well as the two mentioned. "New
Moon," “Merry Widow," "Roberta”
and "Showboat" with ■ the most
famous duet from A:ach. Solo
groups by Mme. Kanazawa and Mr.
Curzi will complete the program.
Richard Cummlng, young Ameri
can composer and pianist, will ac
company the artists.
Auke Bay Auxiliary of
A. L. Has Election
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary, Unit No. 25 of Auk Bay
elected officers, at the monthly
meeting held in the home of Mrs.
Robert N. Druxman Friday night.
Those elected were: President, Mrs.
Clarence Mosher; Vice President,
Mrs. Lloyd Coe; Secretary, Mrs. J.
C. Dodd; Treasurer, Mrs. Carl O.
Seegert; Chaplain, Mrs. Ervin
Hagerup; Sergeant at Arms, Mrs.
George Cantillon; Historian, Mrs.
Robert Druxman.
Committees were appointed to
plan the Christmas party for Auke
Bay Legion members and their
families on December 22. ■ The initi
ation and installation to be held
in January were discussed.
Mrs. Axel.Nielsen and Mrs. Haff
ncr were welcomed to the group ai
new members.
Pie and coffee were served by
Mrs. Seegert and Mrs. Cantillon.
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CONCERT TONITE
FEATURING
TOMIKO KANAZAWA and CESARE CDRZI
LYRIC SOPRANO TENOR
STARTS WEDNESDAY
‘BIRD OF PARADiSE*
"Bird of Paradise,” eagerly await
ed poetic spectacle of the islands,
from Twentieth Century-Fox, will
make its local bow at the; 20th Cen
tury Theatre on Wednesday. Louis
Jourdan, Debra Paget and Jeff
Chandler hold down the starring
spots in the Technicolor romance
filmed on actual Hawaiian island
locations.
EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED
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