DOORS OPEN
1:00 A. M.
SHOW at 1 :30
PREVIEW
VAN JOHNSON
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
“THE BIG HANGOVER"
i:\us
TOMTE!
Shows at
7:20 — 9:30
Feature
8:00 — 10:10
M. G. M/s Delightful Comedy
THE SHIPPER
SURPRISES ms WIFE"
ROBERT WALKER
JOAN LESLIE
T 0 M 0 R R 0 W •
AND THURSDAY ONLY
2nd Attraction
1950-51
MUSIC SERIES
MODERN VERSION
OF
PUCINNI'S
«LA BOBERSE!”
WITHOUT A DOUBT THE
FINEST MUSIC DRAMA
WE'VE HAD IN THIS SERIES
A glorious love story told in,
immortal love music! I
....
■*/ yKaxtcL Jom.
y EGGERTH - KIEPURA
___ CARTER . ^
jll A ,r=t » A COLUMBIA PICTURE
with John AbhoU • Marc Platt • Constance Dowling • Milada Mladosa . Isobe! Elsom • Sterling Holloway
NO SEATING AFTER THE
OPERA BEGINS
Doors Open Complete Performances Opera
7:00 7:30—9:30 8:00—10:00
CAPITOL COMEDY
1 STARS R. WALKER
AND JOAN LESLIE
"The Skipper Surprised His Wife"
is the hilarious comedy which ends
Us showing at the Capitol theatre
tonight.
Lovely ^ '■a.'. Leslie and Robert
Walker play the leading roles and
have Edward Arnold, Spring B.v
ington, Jan Sterling in the support
ing cast.
The MGM picture is based on ;
true story which appeared in a na
tional magazine. A navy officer
Commander W. J. Lederer, took
o;er his family’s household duties
when his wife fell and broke her
ankle. By applying navy method1
| for five weeks, he not only cares for
his wife and two small son . but
runs all phases of household work,
including cleaning, cooking, laun
dering and entertaining in addition
to doing a full day’s work at his
i office.
In the play. Walker is the navy
commander and the beautiful Joan
is his wife. Edward Arnold plays
the role of the admiral who is Wal
ker’s commanding officer and
Spring Byington is his wife. There
is lots of fun in the picture.
ALASKA’S
KEY POINTS
ftily hours away by
Clipper* v
• Fast and frequent Clipper
aerviee from J uneau to Nome,
Fairbanks, Whitehorse and
Ketchikan. Clipper flights
daily to Seattle.
Aboard the Clippers you
enjoy real flying comfort
— excellent food, relaxing
lonnge seats, and traditional
Clipper hospitality. For fares
and reservations call i’au
American at...
Baranof Hotel
Phone 106
**>■* *«*. Plm Mm r«rM Axm,
1SB
WORLD’S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE
Another Tom of Your Favorite
COFFEE
AT yj^ LB.
See £ Is e Biggest
CHEESE
!
| ila town at
| GUS GEORGE SUPERETTE
AT LB.
Cut Yonr Own Piece
Guess its EXACT Weight
\
and Get It
II ARRIVE AND 19
DEPART ON PNA MON.
Thirty passengers traveled via
Pacific Northern Airlines yesterday
with 19 westward bound and 11 ar- :
riving here.
From Anchorage: George Vaara,
is. B. Fitzhugh, R. B. Kinsey. Paul
Warber. Dan Goodbody, H. R. Clas
en, Margaret Bidwell, William
j Laughlln.
! From Yakutat: Tom Davis, Cliff
Williams and Pauline Messer.
To Anchorage: Dan Gore, K. C.
Patton, Herb Johnson. John Buch
uiur. A. G. Woodley, and 12 Army J
ivilian employes L und for Whit-'
tier.
To Cordova: Elgin Gregory and
John Graff.
SANTO ARE JUNEAU
mi*m ENR9UTE
KOKOILHU-PELICAN
On her way home to Pelican City.
Mrs. Prosper Gamy arrived in Ju
neau Sunday witn Pan American
Airways. She was met here by Mr.
Ganty, manager of The Pelican
Cold Storage Company who cnrni
north a month ago. They arc visit
ing Juneau friends while waiting
for weather to clear. Monday even
ing they entertained a small group
at dinner in observation of their
nineteenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Ganty’s return north was de
layed by the illness of their daugh
ter Mary Jane who is now com
Dlefely recovered and back in the
classrooms of the Helen Bush
School in Seattle. Their son Wal
lace Is a student at the Lakeside
School in the Puget Sound city
During her stay in Seattle Mrs.
Ganty was a house guest of Mrs.
J. J. Conway.
Mr. and Mrs. Ganty left Alaska
in December for a trip to Hawaii
with a party made up of Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon Simmons, of Juneau
md Laurence Freeburn.
' FROZE UP?
Bring your Laundry to us. Do it
ourself, or leave it with the at
tendant for a small charge.
JUNEAU LAUNDHETTE, 3rd am
Franklin. Phone 832. 750-3
McFARLAND BACK
A. E. McFarland of Anchorage i
hack at the Baranoi, Hotel.
LEOTA'S SPRING
STYLE SHOW DRAWS
CROWDS LOBARANOF
■- i
In spite of blustery Taku winds,
spring came to Juneau Sunday af
ternoon at Leota’s style show in!
the Baranof Bubble Room.
Women of Juneau, always style
conscious, crowded the Bubble
Room and an SRO sign was in
dicated before the program started.
Mrs. Cecil easier was commen
tator for Mrs. Leota Smith, and
her presentation of the 28 spring
ensembles was sprightly and en
tertaining.
New color this spring are mauve
pink and lilac, Mrs. Casler ex
plained, with many attractive cos
tumes as examples. Models wore
the new shades, and sunsot gold,
shocking red. mint green-and navy
—"always popular and dependable.’
Suits, short toppers, • long coats
and afternoon frocks with flower
accessories and matching hats—
many of them flower-trimmed.
Models were Marilyn Henning,
Harriefte Berg, Lois Nicholsen,
Claire Folia Rainery Jean Becker,
Phyllis McClellum, Frankie Wooten
Viola Anderson, Gayle * 'handler
Hah Farmenter, Emily Malice
Joyce Hope, Audrey Fecro i • * Mrs
Casler.
m BSD OPENING
LIKELY W. JUNEAU
HOUSING PROJECT
Some of the preliminary difri
cultie hr.ve been removed for con
struction of 50 units of low-income
rental housing in West Juneau, E
Glen Wilder, director, Alasur
Housing Authority, snid today upon
hi, return from Seattle yesterday
where he had conferred with hous
ing officials and contractors. It i;
hoped bids can go out in May foi
a June letting, Wilder said.
Regarding a 75-unit project foi
Fairbanks, it appeared now tha.
bids would go out in April for t
May letting of contracts.
Wilder is stopping nt the Bnranol
Hotel for several day>.
MINING MAN HERE
H. B, Trapp of the Canadian
luting and Smelting Co. from
/rnsouver, B. C. is stopping at the
Gastineau Hotei.
Prove FREE
Rheumatism Arthritis
Pains Relieved USh
with Doctor’s External Prescription
Make This 24 Hr. Test
Enjoy blessed relief from swollen,
aching joints, arthritis, rheumatism,
sciatica, lumbago or neuralgia—or no
cost to you for trying this prescrip
tion formula called Muscle-Rub, wide
ly used by hospitals, massage parlors
and gymnasiums; also recommended
by doctors, coaches and trainers for
muscle soreness, strained ligaments,
painful sprains and bruises. Don’t
dose internally except under doctor'*
orders.
Here's How
To get safe, quick relief, simply
apply this pleasantly scented liquid
EXTERNALLY wherever you feel
pain—limbs, joints, shoulders, neck,
back Note how much more comfor
table you feel all day, how many
more hours of restful sleep you get
at night.
Sleeps All Night
•Td tried every
thing. with no re
sults. Pain in arms
and legs was agon
izing. Thanks to
Muscle-Rub, I sleep
free from pain. Suf
ferers should keep
It handy.” Mrs. R.
Bekoff. Phil.
Nothing Like Muscle-Rub
‘‘My patients an<? I are more tlian
pleased. Warmth supplied soothes and
produces circulation to carry off many
toxins. Nothing compares to Muscle
Rub for relieving the suffering Horn
arthritic and kindred pains." states
T. T. Connor, physiotherapist, Phil.
Relief Right Away
“I could hardly
walk from rheuma
tism, arthritis or
something until I
used Muscle-Rub. It
was wonderful — a
godsend," Roscoe
Pickering, San
Francisco.
Thanks For Blessed Relief
•'I'm a minister and I want suffer*
era to know my experience. My neck,
shoulders, arms, hips and legs were
so full of rheumatism pains I could
hardly work. I read about Muscle-Rub
and bought a bottle. Results were
immediate: I feel 20 years younger.
P. H. Dorsey, Atlanta.
Money Back Guarantee
No prescription necessary. Get In
expensive Muscle-Rub from any Drug
gist and prove its value. Use one-hair
the bottle and if you are not amazed
and delighted in every way with tha
results—return what's left in the bot
tle to your Druggist, who will cheer
fully refund all you paid without ques
tion. If your Druggist has not yet put
in a supnly. order today from Muscle
Rub Distributors, 3708 South Main
Street. Dos Angeles 7. Calilornla.
Regular economy family, or hospital
size bottle $2.25, or
Special
Muscle-Rub
At YourDrug Star*
ACTION PICTURE
OPENS TONIGHT
AT 20TH CENTURY
White-hot- action riuxca with sul
try beauty and earthy romance
| are the ingredients thac put
1 Thieves’ Highway," the new pic
ture at the Twentieth Century
Theatre, right at the top oi the list
of satisfying melodramas which
Twentieth Century-Fox has been
releasing lately. *
Valentina Cortesa, the Italian
star, who makes her American de- '
but in this picture is certainly an
attractive addition to our screen.
She has spirit, grace and a glam
orous style that win instant approv
al from the audience.
San Francisco Locale
Photographed in San Francisco,
the bay area, and in the fruit-grow
ing country of California, “Thieves’
Highway" tells the hard-bitten
story of the boys who risk flaming
crack-ups on the road as they high
ball down Route 99, hauling pro
duce. >
.Richard Conte finds and wins the
heart of Rica (Miss Cortesa,) an
Italian refugee, living in the Em
barcarderu district of San Francis
co.
' ce Cobh Scores
the jilting fiancee apd Lee J. Cobb,
currently appearing in the Pulitzer
surrently appearing in the Pulitzer
Prize Play, “Death of a Salesman,"
in New York, is magnificent as the
double-dealing produce buyer. Jack j
Oakie and Millard Mitchell, who
head the supporting cast, give out!
with crnckerjack performances.
MRS. FRED JONAS !
PASSED AWAY !N
BELLINGHAM MAR. 3
—
Oldtime Juneau friends will be
saddened to learn that Mrs. Fred
(Bessie) Jonas passed away last
Saturday at her home in Bellinp,
ham. At her bedside were her hus
band, her daughter Mrs. James,
(Genevieve) Bowen and her soni
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. i
Archie Jonas jvho came from their i
home in Halern, Wash, to be with
her. She had been in poor health
Lr some time.
Word was received m Juneau
Sunday that the well known for- I
mer Juneau resident had passed i
away. Services will be held in Bell-1
Ingham.
The Jonas family first came 'o!
Juneau in 1916, left some years I
later for a short time and returned i
again and resided here until about j
ten years ago. Mr. Jonas was em
ployed by the Alaska Electric Light
and Power Company.
Mrs. Jonas was active in civic,
affairs and had many friends on
the Channel. She and Mr. Jonas
celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary last Januaiy,
'IJNEAL' WOMAN’S CUR j
Business meeting, Alaska Light,
Penthouse, Wednesday, March 7,
1:30 p. m.
Harriet Williams, Secretary.
749-2t |
TscIgM and Wednesday
DOORS OPEN
7:00
SHOWS AT
7:20 and 9:30
ONE WAS LONELY . . . ONE W AS LOST . . .
AND THEN THEY MEET HEAD-ON . . .
ON THE LONGEST STRETCH OF DANGER IN
V MERIC V!
Jl \*j i HyH
Bwyyfy '^'y* ,]i}$'ty\Jt& dj 'Jf W ? $y JffllF&^RWfnti ~ H
I Jort fAK,li
tnSSgr« i
A/cf m
ADDED
MUSICAL CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOR
“KITTEN SITTERS”
INSIDE HOLLYWOOD with the “ART DIRECTOR”
Lute World News presents FRONT-LINE ACTION in
Korea plus the new (Relieve It or Not)
FRYING SAUCER!
THE JUNEAU WOMAN’S CLUB
PRESENTS
THE JUNEAU SINGERS
FRIDAY, MARCH 9 — 8 P. M.
20TH CENTURY THEATRE
ADMISSION: ADULTS $1.20—STUDENTS 75c, Tax Included
-o -1
TWO BIG ACTS
ACT I: CONCERT
WELL KNOWN AND MUCH LOVED
MUSIC OF THE MASTERS
ACT II: LOUISIANA HAYRIDE
MUSICAL COMEDY, INCLUDING
HUMOROUS SONGS, DANCERS,
INSTRUMENTALISTS,
* COMEDIENNES
-o -
This Space Courtesy of Ihe
Alaska Electric Light and Power Co.