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Movie Tonight!
How can they shoot STRAIGHT
when she keeps throwing them
CURVES!
mam
“LIL” was
WANTED i
by the LAW |
and the
LAWLESS/
Starring ,|
/ Yvonne De CARLO 1
Charles COBURN 1
\ W SCOTT BRADY • JOHN RUSSELL 1
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A Unhrtnal-InttriMtiQAtl Picture
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HEAR!:
“Clancy Lowered
the Boom” and
“Frankie and
Johnny”
PLUS: A New “Pal” Adventure
“DOG OF THE WILD”
CARTOON and LATE NEWS
Shows 7:17-9:30—Feat. 8:00-10:13
Continuous Sat. from 1:30 p.m.
LADIES AID BAZAAR
Lutheran Church, Saturday. 1 to
5 p.m. Food sale and needlework
for Christmas gifts. Scandinavian
bread will be served at tea. 6353t
Seattle Auto Wrecking Co.
6150-4th Avenue South, Seattle
SINCE 1922
AUTO PARTS
Used, new and rebuilt
Old ard late models and O. I.
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Ntithin' like it!
Cabin
Still
4
years
old
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ALL
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
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LOUISVILLE. K E N
25 IN, 25 OUT ON
PAN AM YESTERDAY
Fourteen passengers arrived here
from Seattle yesterday via Pan
American World Airways and 11
from Fairbanks. Thirteen departed
for Ketchikan, two for Annette and
ten for Seattle.
From Seattle: Karl Alstead, Hazel
Briton, Richard Congdon, H. L.
Faulkner, M. Ferguson, G. Halver
son, W. A. Johnson, Mrs. John
Manders, Helen Maze and son,
Douglas: Phillip and Mag Spauld
ing, Henry Sormus, and Clarence
Walter.
From Fairbanks: Luther Case,
Neil Miller, M. S. Vincent, A. E.
Anderson, W. H. Angell, Alfred
Grant, Roy Frankhouser, Margaret
Miller, Ann Jones, Dolly Brewer,
and Henry Mend.
For Annette: Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Miller.
For Ketchikan: Julius Heinemann,
L. McLeon, Louis Porter, Margaret
Miller, Ann Jones, Dolly Brewer,
Frank Koep, Laura Shanks, Sam
Odle, Glen Irving, O. Storvold, A.
Blackmoore.
For Seattle: Charles Jones, Edith
Wendt, Pat Richardson, Ray Lewis,
Richard Young, Robert McCrone,
Walter Scholte, Jack Couturn, W. A.
Bowen, N. R. Holden.
COFFEE AND LUNCHEON
Sale tomorrow, Oct. 21, 2 to 6
p.m. at Memorial Presbyterian
Church For Church budget bene
fit. ' , 637-lt
FURS
AMERICAN FURS CAIN
MANY MILLIONS IN VALUE
Prices Higher for All Furs
Since Russian furs have been almost barred from our
country, the advance in prices this coming seasbn will mean
many millions of dollars to the trapper, who is entitled to
the biggest share, and the entire fur industry.
Muskrat showed the first advance of fully 50%, Mink
even gained over the high prices of last year and all other
short-haired furs are sure to follow! Even White Fox, Red
Fox, and Lynx, unsalable the past few years, are gaining in
value and our sales in the last month on Ameripn Fox and
Coyote run into tens of thousands of skins at Higher Prices.
We look for an even better demand with resultant
higher prices this coming season. Don’t sell your furs at
give-away prices. We’ll be pleased to keep you posted on
the latest market trends and our free market reports will be
air mailed. You will find shipping tags enclosed if you want
to ship us your fur catch. We remit by air mail, by check,
money order, or wire money to your bank the day your furs
arrive. No more waiting around weeks for your money.
tEF MAAS ft STEFFEN COMPANY
Standard Writ* Today for FREE Market Reports NawYork
Grading and Undo*
1504 Pine Street, Dept 103, St Louis, 3, Missouri
Sunday
at 2:00 P. M.
when the curtains part you'll
see all the claims for color
come true at last!
SPECIAL LIMITED
ENGAGEMENT
AT OUR
REGULAR PRICES
4 COMF’LETE SHOWS
ON SUNDAY
Attend the early shows
and avoid the crowds!
PARADISE UNTAMEDV
w ...in all its wonder 11
and fury! '
LOVE UNASHAMED
.in all its innocence
and romance!
ADVENTURE
AS NEVER BEFORE I
J. ARTHUR RANK presents
.IEAN SIMMONS Houston
BLUE
, JAMES HAYTER
TjCHNicpS,
Screenplay by FRANK LAUNDER
JOHN BAINES • MICHAEL HOGAN
Directed by FRANK LAUNDER
AN INDIVIDUAL PICTURE
Released by
UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL
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32 CARRIED BY PHA
FLIGHTS YESTERDAY
Pacific Northern Airlines took 14
passengers to Anchorage yesterdaj
and brought 18 here from there.
From Anchorage: A1 Lyons, Mer
rill Coons, A. Z. Plumridge, J. A
Herdlick, Harold McRoberts, Phi
Jeans, B. Sauhlinger, Fred Lindhe
E. Lindsey, Chester Mayasato, M
Benson, George Shaw, Andrew Bar
low, Jr. and Gabriel Ruff.
To Anchorage: J. Connolly, R
Cremo, S. Buckalew, Mr. and .Mrs
Stan Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. B. E
Bell, Fremont Poljewski, Marvin
Nelson, Ernest Dent, Richard
Myers, Lowel Burge, George Hall,
William Sanders, Robert Matson, T.
Robins, Harry Johnson and C. Hal
vorsen.
Elroy T. Hinman, of Anchorage is
staying at the Baranof Hotel.
ATTENTION
A class in photographic oil paint
ing (landscape and portrait i will
be held Saturday from 9 a m. to
10:30 a.m., starting Oct. 21. Fee
$1.50 per lesson. Call Blue 306 af
ter 5 p.m. for enrollment and fur
I ther Information. 32-6t
YVONNE DECARLO
IN CAPITOL'S
OUTDOOR DRAMA
Comedy and music have been
added to the tense theme of an out- ;
door drama in "The Gal Who Took
the West” and the net result is a
very enjoyable motion picture.
The Technicolor movie, which
opened Friday at the Capitol The- j
atre, stars Yvonne De Carlo, Charles
Coburn, Scott Brady and John Rus- i
sell The latter two he-men carry
the action. Yvonne and Coburn
handle the comedy.
Miss De Carlo proves a smart and
entertaining comedienne, easily
keeping pace with the veteran Co
burn in sparking laughs.
The curvaceous Yvonne also
handles her musical sequences in
grand style. Her “Frankie and
Johnny” number is a riot of har
mony and laughs, and one of the
best musical moments she has given
the screen.
“Clancy Lowered the Boom,” also i
in a comedy vein, Is another out- !
standing song sequence.
One of the picture’s chief charms
is the way in which it is unfolded.
IA magazine writer, probing into the
history of the O’Hara family of
pioneer Arizona, gets most of his
facts from three old men in a de
crepit saloon.
But the trio disagrees on the
character of the pseudo-opera singer
played by Yvonne, so each relates
the story in his own way. The film
fades back to the late '90’s when the
central characters take over, against
the magnificent backgrounds of
cactus forests and distant moun
tains.
The singer is brought to pioneer
Arizona by Coburn, wealthy land
holder to appear at the opening of
his opera house. His grandsons and
heirs, Brady and Russell, dislike
each other intensely. When both
fall in love with Yvonne, it appears
their smoldering feud will envelop
.he town in a murderous battle.
Yvonne’s womanly wiles save the
day.
KIDS' MATINEE IS
SATURDAY SPECIAL
AT 20TH CENTURY
Saturday afternoon at 12:30 the
doors will open at the Gross 20th
Century Theatre for a special kids’
matinee that will go on the screen
at 1:00 p.m. The management has
arranged for a special booking of
shorts cartoons and an exciting ac
tion picture, in addition free gum
and candy will be handed to all
children attending.
Scheduled for the special showing
is an interesting sports reel, “Run
ning the Hounds," also on the shorts
program are four Technicolor car
toons featuring your favorite car
toon characters. The special feature
picture, "Unknown Island,” is an
exciting tale of prehistoric monsters
of' an unknown world who invade
our present day land.
On the screen tonight for a spe
cial one day showing at the Gross
20th Century is a picture that has
been acclaimed as the greatest
music picture of all time, "Carnegie
Hall,” whose cast of artists has never
been equaled before in motion pic
ture history. The following is a list
of the world famous artists in order
of their appearance—Walter Dam
rosch, Bruno Walter, New York
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra,
Lilly Pons, Gregor Piatigorsky, Rise
Stephens, Artur Rodzinski, Artur
Rubenstein, Jen Peerce, Ezio Pinza,
[Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra,
i Jascha Heifetz, Fritz Reiner, Leo
pold Stokowski, and Harry James.
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-MENU
For FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Dinners io be served at the New Country Club from
4 P. M. Till??
KAY WILLIAMS
SPECIALS
ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF. .$2.00
ROAST TOM TURKEY and Dressing with Cranberry Sauce.j.. 2.00
ROAST LEG OF LAMB and Mint Jelly. . 2.00
FRENCH FRIED PRAWNS . . 2.50
BROILED LOBSTERS . . 3.00
FROG LEGS .:. . 3.50
FRIED SPRING CHICKEN (Local) . . 2.50
Biscuits — Honey —Tea or Cof fee
DON'T FORGET IT'S THE COUNTRY CLUB AFTER
MIDNITE for any kind of Chinese Dishes prepared by
. your favorite chef.
SAMMIE CONSTANTINO
Floor Shaw Saturday Wight
NEW COUNTRY CLUB
HEY KIDS!
HERE'S A SPECIAL
SATURDAY
MATINEE
FOR YOU!
DOORS OPEN 12:30
Show Siarts at 1:00
HERE ST IS KIDS!
1 SPECIAL SPORTS
“Running the Hounds’’
2 CARTOONS
In Color of Course!
FREE CANDY
and GUM!
4 SPECIAL
FEATURE PICTURE!
PREHISTORIC MONSTERS OF
AN UNKNOWN
WORLD
INVADE
THE
WORLD OF
TODAY!
jt.
h Film Classics. Inc, ,
Come Early ior the Fun!
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HARRY JAMES
TONIGHT
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WITH A GLORIOUS NEW , j I
SCREEN ACHIEVEMENT' if
PLEASE COME
EARLY
COMPLETE SHOWS
7:00 and 9:30
FEATURES AT
7:10 and 9:40
STARTING SATURDAY!
MOST FUN F?R THE ENTIRE FAMILY
SINCE "CHEAPER RY THE DOZEN"!
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Christmas Cards at The Empire
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new selection of dazzling, beautiful
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COTTON SHOP ... the kind of robe
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. ... or cheerily prepare breakfast in
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