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DAVID ROBERT
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'Soldiers Three’
Is Gay Feature
How at Capitol
“Soldiers Three,” now at the
Capitol Theatre, is Rudyard Kip
; ling at his rollicking and adven
turous best; a double-barreled ac
tion story of three fun-loving sol
diers and their officers in the Rut
landshire Infantry of His Majesty's
Army. Their adventures, varying
from the hilarious to the dramatic
in the heat of battle with the Indian
forces at Hyderalipore and the dis
trict of Mirzabad in the 1890's, add
up to one of M-G-M’s outstanding
| hits for 1951.
Stewart Granger, portraying Pri
vate Ackroyd, cne of the "Soldiers
Three,” comes to the role from his
smash hit in “King Solomon's
Mines," nnd now introduces Ameri
can film audiences to his talent for
knock-out comedy characterization.
Walter Pidgeon plays the battle
scarred Colonel Brunswick, whose
chief concern is keeping his ad
j venture-lovir* troops in some sem
i blance cf o^ler. David Niven, who
i recently scored In ' The Elusive
Pimpernel,” enact3 Pidgeon’s hero
worshipping aide.
Granger’s side-kicks in “Soldiers
Three” are played by Robert New
ton and Cyril Cusack, who repre
sent the finest In British and Irish
j acting.
Greta Gynt, playing the seductive
Crenshaw, has the distinction of be
ing the only feminine member of
the cast.
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pliavti Coughs, ChHt CaMt, Acuta Bronchllte
Concert Artists
Change Planes
In Juneau
Tomika Kanazawa, Cesare Curzi
and Richard Cummings, the artists
who will be in Juneau for the second
of the Alaska Music Trail Concerts
November 20 were in Juneau briefly
Friday while transferring from Pan
American to Pacific Northern Air
ways.
The talented and beautiful Jap
anese-American soprano said that
she and her traveling companions
had already been “sold" on Alaska
by Maxim Schapiro who had driven
them to the airport in San Fran
cisco the previous day.
Only a week ago Madame Kana
zawa arrived in New York from a
European concert tour and an ap
pearance with the Stockholm Royal
Opera.
A friend of Ellen Repp, concert
singer who appeared frequently in
Juneau prior to her departure for
New York and Europe, Madame
Kanazawa said that the northwest
artist has "a wonderful opera en
gagement in Germany this season.”
She was delighted that she would
meet friends of Miss Repp in Alas
ka.
Madame Kanazawa waj accom
panied on her recent trip to Europe
by her husband Leo Mueller, con
ductor of the Metropolitan Opera.
Curzi, a leading tenor of the San
Francisco Opera Company, will sing
with Kanazawa scenes from "Mad
ame Butterfly” in which they had
starred in San Francisco, and from
“La Traviata.” The opera bits will
be in costume.
There will be piano solos on the
program by Richard Cummings, the
talented California pianist who will
accompany < urzi and Kanazawa.
In Juneau Friday the artists were
met by Mrs. John McCormick, pre
sident of the Juneau-Douglas Con
;ert Association, who is already busy
making hotel and airplane reserva
tions for their southeast Alaska
tour which will begin in Juneau on
the 20th.
Mrs. McCormick joined others who
met the Alaska Music Trail artists
on Juneau in declaring Miss Kana
sawa fascinating and predicted a
=rowd for her appearance here.
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An accomplishment not previously
matched in the re-creation of the
tireless battle and personal potg
nancc of World War II is achieved i
by the great Twentieth Century-1
Fox drama, “American Guerrilla in
the Philippines," which opened at
the 2Cth Century Theatre yesterday.
Tyrone Power and Michellne Prelle
are the stars of this Lamar Trotti
production, which shoots for and
succeeds in setting a mark not be
fore touched in realistic spectacular
drama centering on the recent con
flict.
For one thing, the cast is superb
Power, the rugged world adventurer
of many a noteworthy project, is at
I his best in the clean, crisp part of |
Ensign Chuck Palmer, caught no
less in the Pacific war and its peri's
than in an adult, vital love affair
with a woman married to a Filinino _
who is a victim of the warfare.
Miss Prelle’s beauty and depth ol
acting ability shine through.
There is a fine supporting per
formance by Tom Ewell, erstwhile
Broadway comedian who opens for
himself new and unlimited horizons
for screen portrayal. Robert Barrat
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Tommy Cook. Juan Torena, Jack
Elam and Carleton Young.
’Fairly Severe’
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NEW YORK. Nov. 12 — iff) — A
“fairly severe” earthquake centered
about 6,300 miles away was recorded
today on the Fordham University
seismograph.
The Rev. Joseph Lynch, univer- ,
sity seismologist, said the direction
was not indicated. He said the .
first shock was recorded at 3:21:53
a.m„ and the second at 3:32:15 a.m.
(EST).
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