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THE ROAD TO ROMANCE
WAS NEVER SO ROCKY.
SO ROLLICKING...
SO WONDERFUL!
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GUY MADISON
DIANA LYNN i.
IT’S RARE INDEED
WHEN WE ARE PRIVILEGED
TO OFFER TWO TOP FEATURES
ON ONE PROGRAM!
YOU'RE SURE TO ENJOY
EVERY MINUTE OF IT!
Ii's LOADED with
ACTION! LAUGHS!
ROMANCE and MYSTERY!
MHE MYSTERY OF THE
li JEWELED MADONNA!
with
' JAMES DUNN
ilk me; CHEKHOV • Florence BOTES - Lionel SLANDER
Ofisl Witlinm EBAWLEY . Maraaret HAMILTON - Bwee KABNS
“MADONNA OF THE DESERT’’
7:05 — 9:36
TEXAS, BROOKLYN & HEAVEN’
8:15 — 10.46
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SATURDAY GONT. from 1:30
“MADONNA” at 2:03-4:34-7:05-9:36
“TEXAS” at 3:13-5:44-8:15-10:46
WANTED
YQUR favorite !
HUSBAND and WIFE
JOKES
*
Send them to the
CAPITOL THEATRE
Deadline—
SAT. MIDNIGHT
—October 28
Guest Tickets to Those
Entries We Can Display
in Our Lobby
In the climax of “ADAM’S
RIB” Miss Hepburn tells
Tracy, “There’s no difference
between a man and a woman.”
“Are you kidding,” he says.
“Well, there might be a lit
tle difference,” she admits.
He retorts, “As the French
say, ‘Vive la difference,’ —
hurray for that little differ
ence.”
"ADAH'S RIB"
Is the Funniest Picture
in 10 Years
and comes to your
CAPITOL THEATRE
SUNDAY!
DOUBLE FEATURE
AT CAPITOL FOR
iOlOHT.JATURDAY
Two features, both good ones,
open tonight at the Capitol Theatre
for the weekend. One of the features
is "Madonna of the Desert” and
the other is “Texas, Brooklyn and
Heaven.”
Refreshingly different in plot is
the new Republic drama, “Madonna
of the Desert.” Starring Don Castle,
Lynn Roberts, Don Barry and Shel- j
don Leonard, the story revolves
around the priceless, centuries-old
statue which gives the film its title.
The action is laid in the northern
ranching area of California and j
the script has a new switch. The
writers have cleverly woven into
their plot some of the customs and
habits of the foreign-born citizens
who settled and developed that sec
tion of the state. Thus, there is an
intriguing and pleasant old-world
flavor, welcome and diverting, main
tained throughout the film.
A polished, big-time thief reads
about a bejewelled madonna in an
art magazine and resolves to acquire
it.
“Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven,” is
the film treatment of Barry Bene
field's best-selling “Eddie and the
Archangel Mike,” with Diana Lynn|
and Guy Madison in the key roles.
The story itself, starting in the
city room of the Dallas, Texas,
News, moves rapidly to that area of
legend and humor, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
and the tale of the two Texas young
sters w'ho can get in more scrapes
per minute than Leo Durocher winds
up in a bit of heaven on earth for
them.
The film is lined with laughter
filled incidents.
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“The thinhing fellow
Calls a YELLOW99
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SCHOOL PLAY TO BE
GIVEN NOV. 10,11;
LANGE CAST SELECTED
The three act comedy, “Seventeen
Summer," adopted by Anne Mar
tens Coulter from the novel of the
same name by Maureen Daly, was
chosen by high school dramatic di
rector, Miss Rhoda Mae Zwickey,
as the school play.
After a week of tryouts, the casts
includes the following J-Hi stu
dents: Mary Nordale, Sandra Mc
Crea, Amelia Cesar, Karen Jones,
Donna Woods, Sylvia Davis, Sherry
Gray, Rudy Maier, Johnny Harris,
Bob Secrist, Dave Graves, DOn
McKinnon, Ray Hegstad. j
“Seventeen Summer," will be pre- •
sented November 10 and 11 at'
8 p.m. in the grade school audi
torium.
J-Hi students turned out in full,
lorce for the organization meeting:
of the production staff for the j
play.
Chairmen for the various back- |
stage crews are: Don McKinnon is
stage manager, Joe Ninnis is assis
tant stage manager; George Hend
rickson is house manager and Mari
lyn McDonnell is the publicity
chairman. Connie Williams is as
sistant business manager.
WEATHER TO DECIDE
HAINES ROAD (LOSING,
CONDITION GOOD NOW
Traffic ;s moving without trouble
on the Haines Highway, according
to word from Forrest H. McGowan,
Alaska Road Commission construc
tion engineer stationed at Haines.
However, contrary to reports from
other sources, McGowan says that
Northwest Highway System officials
have no plans for keeping the cutoff
open beyond November 1.
The Haines road will be kept open
as long as weather permits, they
informed the ARC man, but no
effort will be made to maintain it
after Wednesday.
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SEEGOORUK DRAWS
LARGE CROWD HERE
The showing of "Seegooruk"
(Eskimo Winter), a colored movie
by the artist-photographer, Fred
Machetanz, at the Catholic Parish
Hall last evening brought a good
crowd for the double showing, and
was well received.
The film is an outstanding docu
mentary job of winter from freeze
up to breakup in Unalakleet, an
Eskimo village on the Bering Sea.
It is artistically recorded with a
fine running commentary by Macfi
etanz and the type of film that
presents a true picture of Eskimo
life. Many of the shots were taken
under difficult circumstances of
poor arctic light and extreme cold.
The film is in a class with “Seal
Island" filmed by A1 and Elma
Millotte, formerly of Ketchikan
and other Alaskan towns.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital
yesterday were Willis Grant, Lucy
Langdon and John Siirilla.
Dismissed were Joseph Heath,
Mrs. Maggie Harry, Ruth Posey
and Rosetp, Zamora.
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THE BIG SHOW STARTS AT 1:00
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74 CARRIED THURS.
ON ALASKA COASTAL
Passengers carried on Alaska
Coastal Airlines flights yesterday
totaled 74 with 12 on interport, 22
arriving and 40 departing.
Departing for Sitka were: Geo.
Stragier, William Crawford, Otto
Ehson, Pete Mehland, Pat Verney,
Vaughn Blaaikenship, Dan and
Hose Blankenship, Mrs. Meland and
two children; Blanche Hunter, Win- |
cna Carter, Frances Thorias, Leo
Brown, Robert Kennedy, Leslie
Burnette, Alfred Wood, Mary Tit
lik.
For Haines: Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Schwamm; for Skagway: Mr. Mun
ter, Robert Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Blanchard, Munvil Olson, Ed .
Dull.
For Ketchikan: Major Aldrich,
Ella and John Jackson, Paul John
nie, Elizabeth Vandal, Joseph |
Heath; for Hoonah: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Austin, Bill Cook, Sophie Tarr;
for Pelican: Ian Ogg, F. G. Baxter;
for Funter Bay: Guy Russo, Har
ry Johnson.
Arriving from Hoonah were: Art
Walker, Roy Peratrovich, Donala
Errickson, Adam Greenewald; from
Pelican : Oscar Dobers, John Siivila.
From Skagway: MLr. Munter;
from Sitka: W. W. Knight, J. Cush
ing, Mrs. M. Jacobs, Serge Artumn
off, Dr. Mark Koehler, Robert
Mackay, June Wheeler, C. Taylor,
Dan Jack.
From Angoon: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. A1
DeAsis; from Tenakee: C. H. Hoff
man, Carl Ross.
SA RAMENTO CLUB
SC D TO MULLIGAN;
STRING ATTACHED
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Oct. 27—
<#)—'The Sacramento club of the Pa
cific Coast baseball league has been
sold to Eddie Mulligan, former Salt
Lake City club owner and a San
Francisco resident, subject to a final
audit of the books.
The sale price of the 1950 PCLI
cellar-dwellers was reported to be
slightly less than $220,000 for 55
percent of the stock. Mulligan said
he paid $5,000 down. His partner in
the purchase is Jack MacCarthy,
| San Rafael businessman.
Mulligan said he expected to sign
I Joe Gordon, Cleveland Indian sec
| ond baseman, to pilot the Solons.
1 He also said he would take over
the duties of Joyner (Jo Jo) White,
business manager.
Sewing machines for rent at the
White Sewing Machine Center.
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SATURDAY SHOW
FOR YOUNGSTERS
AT 20TH CENTURY
Another special kid’s matinee ha
been scheduled for showing tomor
row at the Gross 20th Century The
atre. The doors will open at 12:30
and the first short subjects will
begin at 1 p.m. Regular prices will
prevail, all children under 12 are
admitted for 15 cents. The special
feature attraction to be presented
is the Academy Award winning film.
“Sergeant York," starring Gary
Cooper.
The current regular showing to
night is “The Last Days of Pom
peii” and “She.” These two spec
tacular motion pictures will end
their run tonight.
Starting Saturday for a special
one day engagement the manage
ment announces the Bing Crosby
Technicolor musical, “Emperor
Waltz,” which is a lavish Para
mount production in which Bing
sings five tuneful song hits. It is a
rollicking, frolicking musical, rich
in romance.
Bill Liddle, organist will again be
presented Saturday evening from,
7:00 to 7:20 p.m., at the console of
the Kimball organ in the 20th
Century Theatre.
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• Low tide 8:59 a.m., 3.8 ft. •
• High tide 2:53 p.m., 17.1 ft. •
• Low tide 9:31 p.m., -0.5 ft. •
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