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to the famed
"Count of Menle Cristo"
by Alexander Dumas!
LOUIS JOAN
HAYWARD BENNEH
GEORGE SANDERS
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The GREATEST MOVIE
BARGAIN you've ever had
in Juneau!
For 3 days the CAPITOL
will be ihe scene of
more LAUGHS and
EXCITEMENT than has
been seen in a long time!
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'Monte Cristo' at
Capitol Theatre
Tonight Only
A picture with sweeping spec
tacle, dramatic grandeur, smooth
dialogue, breath-taking suspense,
down-to-earth romance and thrills
galore will be presented at the Capi
tol Theatre tonight only when Ed
ward Small's "The Son of Monte
Cristo” is brought back by popular
demand.
Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett and
George Sanders star in the story
of a grand duchess who is held cap
tive when she uses her influence
in an attempt to overthrow the un
scrupulous dictator who rules her
country. Unknowingly she enlists
the aid of the son of the fabulous
Count of Monte Cristo.
Cristo, played by Louis Hayward,
falls in love with the duchess, played
by Joan Bennett, and joins the
conspirators against the dictator,
played by George Sanders. Con
coaling his identity, Cristo becomes
one of the most daring enemies of
the tyrant.
31 Arrive on “ Am;
14 Fly lo Seattle
Forty-five passengers flew in and
out of Juneau yesterday with 31
arrivals and 14 departures.
From Seattle: Oscar Bergscth, A.
W. Brindic,Steele Culbertson, B. Sr
Davis, Oscar Erickson, Merle and
Ida Enloe, II. B. Friele and H. B.
Friele Jr., Larry Freeborn, P. F.
Gilmore, John Grebstad, H. G.
Heaton, Vern Hilliker, Tom Johnson,
William Kerns, Dr. and Mrs. B. Mc
Brayer, Douglas Payne, T. A. Ryan,
Joe Ron::. Pat Stearns, George
Too-ley. fllanley Tarrant, Doris
Tc:rplin, C, P. Turner, Frank
V. right, Jeanice and Robert Welsh,
Ted Vahthen.
From Annette: N. L. Losk, J.
Murphy.
To Seattle: Marion Livingston,
Hobart Hyatt, Mart Flanigan, C. J.
Ehrendreich, Thomas Coimeiy, Helen
Monsen, Mrs. T. Greg, Bert Wright,
Don Wade, John Jenson, Jack Hard
ing, W. E. Stone, R. A. Evanson.
ATTENTION REBEKAHS
Business meeting tonight at 8
p.m. Election of oificers, entertain
ment, refreshments. 65-lt
BERNA WEST, Noble Grand
MARTHA’S COUNTY FAIR
Desserts and handmade articles at
the Northern Light Church at 7:00
P.m., Friday, November 1G. 64-4t
VISITORS FROM SITKA
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Enloe of
3iika are stopping at the Baranof
Hotel.
Gloria Frasier Will
Become Bride of
William Sharp, Dec. 8
Miss Gloria Fraiser will become.
the bride of William D. Sharp at
7:30 the evening of December 8 at
the Methodist Church with the Rev.
Fred McGinnis officiating.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion will be held in the Gold Room
of the Baranof Hotel and the
young couple will leave the fol
lowing day for a honeymoon in the
states.
Miss Fraiser is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraiser of Hard
isty, Alta., and came here eighteen I
months ago as a laboratory and X- |
ray technician for the Juneau clinic. I
Mr. Sharp is the son of Mr. and i
Mrs. Carl Sharp of LaBelle, Mo., i
and arrived here eight months ago j
to become manager of the Al- j
ask a Credit Bureau.
They plan to make their home in
Juneau.
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ARC District Engineer
Resigns io Take Job
h South Pacific
The resignation of Kenneth F. j
Gocdson, district engineer at Fair- j
banks, was announced today by
Angelo F. Ghiglione, head of the
;VhiT.ka Hu.id Ct;-; l li ni-.'-kiil.— —
“It is with regret that we make
this announcement,” Ghiglione said.
Goodson’s resignation will be ef
fective Dec. 15. He is leaving the
Alaska Road Commission to accept
a position as projects manager with
the E. V. Lane company on a con
struction project in the South Pa
cific.
Goodson has been with the road
commission since March, 1949. He
was formerly stationed in Juneau
as construction and maintenance
engineer until his assignment to
Fairbanks in June, 1950.
Ghiglione says a replacement will
be announced soon.
Hsrfui Holm Leaves
On New Assignment
fo Oregon School
Martin N. B. Holm, Alaskn Na
tive Service education specialist,
leaves in about a week on a transfer
to the Chemawa Indian School at
Chemaw'a, Ore., where he will be
superintendent at the school.
He has been with the service the
past three years and said that he
regrets leaving Juneau. Mrs. Holm
will leave with him. She has been
working in the medical division of
the Veterans Administration.
Predatory Control
Work Carried Out
In Wide Area
Lethal stations for wolf poison
ing wore put out in a large area
on Prince of Wales Island as far
as Ratz Harbor, according to Mau
rice W. Kelly, supervisor for pred
atory control in Alaska for the Fish
and Wildlife Service.
Kelly recently returned from a
field trip to the area. He was as
sisted by Hosen Sarber and Doyle
Cisney, of Petersburg. The poison
stations were placed along the
Wrangell Narrows and on the east
coast of Prince of Wales Island
from Buster Bay to Ratz Harbor,
Kelly said.
The trip was made in the FWS
vessel Black Bear. A severe storm
prevented the group from getting
as far as Ketchikan, as was the
original plan. Kelly told of plans
to concentrate land and boat oper
ations of predatory control work
around Kuperanof Island.
He said that exetensive use of
planes for wolf control in Southeast
Alaska is scheduled. He pointed out
that this would be the first year
that airplanes have been widely
used in this area for this type#of
work.
ATTENTION REBEKAHS
Business meeting tonight at 8
p.m. Election of officers, entertain
ment, refreshments. 65-lt
BERN A WEST, Noble Grand
EltO'TO ANCHORAGE
Oliver F. Folker, Jr., of Anchor
age is registered at the Gastineau
Hotel.
'Coll 45'in
Technicolor at
20th Century
"Colt .45,” one of the most Import
ant Western drama films produced
by Warner Bros, in recent years,
begins its local engagement tonight
at the 20th Century Theatre.
Filmed in Technicolor and star
ring Randolph Scott and Ruth Ro
man, and featuring also Zachary
Scott, “Colt .45" is the story of the
six-shooter, the first weapon that
came into the west with the forces
of law and order. Up until that
time, men fired single shot guns.
Randolph Scott plays the role of
a Colt salesman who brings two
pairs of the weapons to a certain
town in Wyoming. When one set is
stolen by outlaw chief Zachary
Scott, it falls to Randolph to buckle i
on a pair of the fast-firing “equal
izers” and go after the bandits.
How he succeeds forms the greater
part of the new action film. In
dians appear throughout the film,
this time on the side of the law as
R. Scott enlists their aid to stalk
the lawless gang.
In the middle of all tne hard rid
ing and shooting comes the lovely I
Ruth Roman. As the wife of one
of the outlaws, she has more than
her share of the action in the story.
MARTHA’S COUNTY FAIR
Desserts and handmade articles at
the NoTtnem trghc ctiuretr at’Ireo j
p.m., Friday, November 16. 64-4t j
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