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20th Century Theatre Blpo. Phone: Office 61
2nd Floor Juneau, Alaska
'Hit Parade of
1951' on Tonight at
Capitol Theatre
Republic’s “Hit Parade of 1951,”
which plays tonight only at the
Capitol Theatre, presents a delight
ful array of musical, singing, danc
ing and comedy talent headed by
John Carroll, Marie McDonald and
Estelita Rodriuez. It tells a whimsi
cal story of mistaken identity, and
I the laughs are loud and frequent.
- In Las Vegas, light-hearted pro
fessional gambler, Joe Blake, gets
himself into big-money trouble. He
loses two hundred thousand dollars
j to Smokey Saunders, owner of a
swank casino, The Last Roundup.
Saunders gives Joe 48 hours to pay
; off.
In Hollywood, Eddie Paul, who is
Joe Blake's double, is the handsome
singing star of radio's Hit Parade,
j Hi; voice gives the bobby-soxers
the swoons, but his feeble attempts
at romance with Michele, the Hit
Parade’s feminine star, leaves her
j cold. The fun then develops.
Tomorrow the Capitol brings the
picture that had to be filmed under
police protection.
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( APT. WILLIAM WADE
LEAVES FOR SCHOOL
Capt. William H. Wade, admin
strative assistant to the adjutant
general of the Alaska National
Guard, left Tuesday to attend the
reserve officers school at Ft. Ben
jamin Harrison, Ind. He is sched
uled to return early in January.
Wade will spend leave with his
wife and daughter in Whitehorse,
Y. T. and Washington, D. C.
• EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY •
40 Fly on PNA
Tuesday; 19 In,
21 Departures
Forty persons traveled on Pacific
Northern Airlines Tuesday with 19
arrivals and 21 departures.
From Anchorage: V. Rosenblad.
H. J. Ling, L. H. Stanley, Dr. E. C.
Albrecht, Jean Strelon, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Marler, S. E. Swanson,
K. Bowman. C. R. Mountjoy, Walter
Walsch, Kathryne Winslow, A. Tor
mey, R. J. Stevenson. A. F. Ober.
From Cordova: Robert Perry, Dick
Ziman.
From Yakutat: B. Welsh, A.
Shanstrom.
To Anchorage: Agnes Ibnat, Rich
ard Kito, Edwin Fuglvog, Vic Misi
kin, Alvin Truitt. Ed Williams, Tom
Kristovich, A. H. Boberg, M. J. Kara
men, Marie Edwards, M. Nelson, D.
L. Chaney, J. H. Conley, Porter
Yctt, D. R. Wilson, Don Bachanan,
W. R. Fry, Mrs. J. Skaufel, Eric
Tompkins, James Rubio.
To Cordova: Carl Schmitz.
Hospital Notes
Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital
Tuesday were Peter Rasmussen,
Emil Lang, Mrs. Lucille Simen
stad, C. Bloomfield, Mrs. Bertha
Johnson: dismissed were Mrs. Lu
cy Poling, Loretta Sanford, Harold
Swanson, Mrs. Ted LaValle, Gene
Chilton, John Houts.
Dismissed from the Government
Hospital Tuesday was Lawrence
Dick.
'Born at the Government Hospi
tal to Mrs. Mathew Lee of Doug
las at 3:55 p.m. Tuesday, a girl
weighing 8 pounds. She has been
named Jeanette Carol.
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'Oliver Twist'
Starts Tonight
At 20th Century
What is the essential quality of
a good film? Ask Director David
Lean, who lias made five world-fa
mous pictures, most recent of which
is "Olivei Twist,” scheduled to open
tonight at the 20th Century Theatre.
He answers “ . . . . the mast import
ant task of a film is to depict char
acter and atmosphere.” He therefore
found it tremendously exciting to
work on this Dickens story, with the
wealth of characters, incidents, and
variety of backgrounds so typical of
the great writer’s work.
Having read and re-read the book
until he was steeped in Its atmos
phere, he then set to work on the
film script basing it on his brief
chapter-by-chapter outline of the
novel. As far as possible, Dicken's
but occasionally an incident had
to be altered to suit the demands
of the film medium.
This cutting of the plot was in
evitable, but it will be apparent, even
to the keenest Dickensian, that, if
the essential flavor was to remain,
certain of the non-essentlnl inci
dents had to be dropped.
Robert Newton, Alec Guinness,
Kay Walsh, Francis L. Sullivan and
Henry Stephenson are starred in
the J. Arthur Rank Organization
presentation. Newcomer John How
ard Davies plays "Oliver Twist.”
Power Salesman
Checking Possible
Alaska Markets
Charles Baker, chief of the mar
keting and sales division of the
Bureau of Reclamation from
Washington, D. C., is making a
two or three weeks trip through
Alaska
He is investigating potential
markets for the Eklutna hydroel
ectric project, near Anchorage
now under construction. He will
also look into market possibilities
on the proposed projects of Lake
Dorothy near Juneau, Swan Lake
near Ketchikan, Blue Lake near
Sitka, and the Wickersham project
near Fairbanks.
This is his first Alaska trip. He
will be here until next Sunday
when he leaves for Anchorage and
the Interior. He will be accompan
ied by Joseph M. Morgan, director
for Alaska, and R. H. Severine,
chief of the power utilization di
vision here.
Young Fisherman
Arrives with
Fishing Equipment
Eleven-year-old Don Metier knew
he was coming to fishing country
and this was evident when he dis
embarked from the Aleutian Mon
day morning. He tightly clutched
his fishing rod in one hand and
his tackle box in the other.
Don came with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Metier of Boise,
Idaho. Metier is the new chief
architect for the Federal Housing
Administration here. He- will re
place Roy Swanson who is leaving
Sept. 28 for Oklahoma.
The Metiers have taken up resi
dence in the Mendenhall Apart
ments.
Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers.
An election of officers was held
by the American Legion Auxiliary
Tuesday evening.
• Those elected for the following
year are: Mrs. Norbert Ottke,
president, Mrs. M. G. Perkins, 1st
vice president, Mrs. John Dapce
vich, 2nd vice president, Mrs. Hen
ry Harris, chaplain, Mrs. Alfred
Zenger, Sr., historian, Mrs. Olaf
Bodding, secretary, Mrs. Bert Ly
beck. treasurer, Mrs. Eric New
bould, sergeant-at-arms.
The new executive committee is
Mrs. Homer Nordling, Mrs. Edna
Polley, Mrs. Agnes Kiefer.
Committee reports were read at
the meeting. Joint installation of
officers will be held with the Am
erican Legion Post on Oct. 1.
MOUNTAIN GOATS
PEER DOWN ON CITY
A report that mountain goats
were sighted on Mt. Juneau this
morning brought out all manner
of field glasses, spy glasses and
opera glasses. The number seen
varied from one to three, accord
ing to reports.
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SHOW STARTS • FEATURE STARTS
7:20 - 9:30 7:42 - 9:52
7 Still on Sick
List from Picnic
Food Poisoning
YAKIMA, Wash. Sept. 18——
Seven "still pretty sick” victims of
Yakima’s mass food poisoning re
mained in hospitals last night but
physicians said their condition was
not critical.
The seven were among 230 stricken
Sunday at a newspaper picnic spon
sored by the Republic Publishing
Co., publisher of Yakima's two daily
newspapers. The victims were em
ployees of the newspapers or mem
bers of their families.
More than 100 of them spent Sun
day night in the hospital but only
seven were kept for a second night.
— EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY —
VISITOR FROM KETCHIKAN
H. L. Fleming of Ketchikan Is
stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
FROM SEATTLE
D. J. Schmitt of Seattle is reg
| istered at the Baranof Hotel.
AT THE BARANOF HOTElT
Mrs. Dorothy MacNlcol of TrjiU,
B. C. arrived here yesterday fMm
Seattle on PA A and is stopping at
the Baranof Hotel.
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