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Written by Jock Henley • rufaced by RUDOtTH C. Ps-DTHOW • Directed by P17LS CCPF°CY
This is
MARSHA HUNT
Police beauty who fights
for her life to outsmart
giant shoplifting ring
in
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DETECTIVE"
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JUNE VINCENT
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“HE’S A COCKEYED WONDER” on at
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Opening Tomorrow *- Thanksgiving Day!
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* . STARRING
STEPHEN McNALLY
ALEXIS SMITH
, HOWARD da SILVA • Screenplay by HARRY ESSEX and LEONARD LEE
Directed^ REGINALD LeiBORG • Produced by AUBREY SCHENCK * A Universal-International Picture
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Mickey Rooney
Is at Capitol
Tonight Only
Mickey Rooney and Terry Moore
are starred in the gay story of a
little guy who becomes the biggest
man in town because “He’s a Cock
eyed Wonder," tonight only at the
Capitol Theatre. The Columbia
Picture’s release features William
Demarest in the top supporting
role, with Charles Arnt, Ross Ford,
Ned Glass and Mike Mazurki round
ing out the cast.
Rooney, in the title role, plays
a sad sack, fired from his Job. who
inherits his uncle’s magic act and
decides to turn professional vaude
ville actor.
Universal-International’s Techni
color “Wyoming Mail,” opening to
morrow at the Capitol Theatre, deals
with a little-known phase of Ameri
can history—the desperate measures
taken by the government after the
Civil War to keep the railway mail
service going and to wipe out the
organized outlaw bands who threat
ened to bring this service to a halt.
Stephen McNally and Alexis
Smith are starred in the action
film with a strong supporting cast
headed by Howard Da Silva, Ed
Begley, Dan Riss, Roy Roberts, Whit
Bissell and Frankie Darro.
McNally is seen ip the role of a
barnstorming pugilist who becomes
an undercover agent for the rail
way mail system.
Nakamura Fimera!
Set for Friday
Funeral services will be held at
2 o’clock Friday afternoon in the
Carter Chapel for Joseph M. Naka
mura with the Rev. Walter A. Sob
oleff. Burial will be in Evergreen
Cemetery.
Mr. Nakamura was born Novem
ber 15, 1878 in Japan. At the age
of 21 he went to Vancouver, B. C.,
and came to Alaska in 1898 work
ing in and operating restaurants
most of his life. He lived in Doug
las, Juneau, Killisnoo Harbor and
Angoon. For the past year and half
he lived with his daughter Mrs.
Lillian Johnson of Angoon.
He is survived by three sons, Mack
Joseph Jr., and Frank, all of An-'
goon, three daughters, Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Josephine Chulik of
Angoon and Mrs. Elizabeth Krug
of Juneau add five grandchildren.
GIRL SCOUT TROOP MEETS
Girl Scout Troop No. 1 met Mon
day at the Moose Hall. The presi
dent called the meeting to order
and the secretary read the minutes-'
of our last meeting. Mrs. Johnson
told us about the possibility of go
ing bowling for one of our recre
ational meetings.
We decided that for our. next
meeting we would have our troop
birthday party. Mr.;. Johnson said
she would make a cake for the
party. Two girls were appointed for
entertainment of children in the
chronic disease ward at St. Anns
hospital for the following Thurs
day.
Pat Kadow, Vice-president.
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'Bird of Paradise'
Opening Tonight
At 20th Century
The enchantment of the islands,
the spectacle of volcanic eruption
and the beauty of Technicolor in
the tropics are the combined in
ducements of Bird of Paradise,”
the lavish poetic romance emanat
ing from Twentieth Century-Fox
and opening tonight at the 20th
Century Theatre. Louis Jourdan,
Debra Paget and Jeff Chandler are
starred in the island epic.
"Bird of Paradise,” a completely
new film inspired by the title of
the famed hit play of the early
1900’s, was recently filmed on loca
tion in the Hawaiian Islands.
"Bird of Paradise” was developed
along lines suggested by “Broken
Arrow" in its treatment of native
manners, customs and culture, as
well as the love story between a
white adventurer and island maiden.
Debra Paget is §gain the native
beauty, with Jourdan, not James
Stewart, as the invader.
Whooping Crane
From Far North
Dies in Texas
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Nov. 21—
W!—Howard the Whooping Crane
died last night in a form of food
poisoning. His death took another
gap in the vanishing flock of 32
whooping cranes counted last year,
the only known ones in the world.
He succumbed to botulism at
the San Antonio Zoo, where he was
being treated for the deadly form
of food poisoning. It was an undig
nified end for the rare bird, since
thousands of ordinary ducks die of
botulism every year, Zoo Director
Fred Stark said.
Howard was promptly put in a
deep freeze after he was pronounced
dead, Stark said. The remains will
go to a museum, probably the
American Museum of Natural His
tory in Washington, D.C., the zoo
.director added.
“Apparently,” said Stark, “How
ard found some bad# food or bad
water somewhere in his natural
habitat.”
He also had been treated here
for the broken leg caused by what
appeared to be a gunshot wound.
Howard came from the far north
tq spend the winter on a sun-baked
island in the Gulf of Mexico near
Corpus Christi, Tex.
*< Last year 30 of the long-stemmed
winter tourists with a wing spread
T>f 'some 7'4 feet stayed at the
Aranas Refuge. Twenty-two have
returned this year, and more are
expected.
LOCAL STUDENT LISTED
ON SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Names of students at Shattuck
School, Faribault, Minn., who have
deceived scholastic honobs for the
grading period just ended have been
issued by A. B. Craig, associate
headmaster and director of studies.
Included in the list, is Richard
Dundas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dundas, Juneau.
GOING TO NEW YORK
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Max of Peli
can stopped over in Juneau enroute
to the States. They plan to spend
two months in New York.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Milk delivery will be made on
regular route Thursday, Thanks
Day but only to those with bottles
and tickets out. The milkman will
be in a rush to keep a date with a
drum-stick! JUNEAU DAIRY PRO- j
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Another BIG
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TONIGHT ft I
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DEBRA PAGET and JEFF CHANDLER
(the two you fell in love with in "Broken Arrow") rising to even
greater heights in the picture that will tell you all you will ever know
oI Love, Beauty, and South Pacific Adventure
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SHOW STARTS 7:23 — 9:30
FEATURE at 7:47 - 9:54
Volcanic!
... this call of the
South Pacific!
...this primitive
emotion!
Exciting with
pageantry
and native
joys!
\ THE SOUTH SEAS
( Starring
LOUIS DEBRA JEFF
, JOURDAN ^ PAGET <*> CHANDLER
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