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La gaceta., 1941-10-16

mas la luz del sol nj a animarse
con las risas y las conversacio-
mes de las geutes felices, pare
cia cambiado.
Ahora estaban siempre de
par en- par las maderas de los
BALCONIES, humeaban las chime
meas de las grandes estancias. v
por los corredOres amplisimos,
por ell hall, por ell office, pOr q
parque y los garages, Sc notaba
"a gran animation y Ell continue
If y venir de la numerosa seryi-
aumbre que evOcaba los dfas del
esplendor pasado,
La servidumbre, no hay que
decirlo, habia sido informada
de que "esta nina, Celia, era la
MIA del sehorito Pedro y la Sc
-lorita Maria de la Cruz"
Era la hercdera de la casa.
Los marqueses, en- los prime
ros dias, no habian Querido ex.
NADIA m&s aeerca de los o.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
OEPORTES
TERRIERS CONTRA
DIABLOS VERDES

Hoy por la noche, a las ocho.
en- Phillips Field, los Terriers
del Institute Hillsborough sc
batira con los Diablos VerdeS
de st. Petersburg.
La primera "patada" Sc da'
dara a las ocho.
Spurgeon Cherry anuncia es-
ia Inca de batalla: Touchtoni
Banks, Sinardi, Adams, Delis-
lie, Tompkins, Wilson, Cant,
Kerr, Greco y Darlington.
Resistiran ell ataque de los
tampenos: Taber, Kaptur, Elk
ms, Moore, B. Hudson, Pounds
Nowling, Reynolds, L. Hudson
It. HudLon y Nicks.
La semana pasada los Dia'
bios lie dieron con ell radio en- Ia
nariz a los muchachos de Orlar
do y los apabullaron. Ell ano pa
sado aplastaron a los Terriers
de manera vergonzante. con a
notaci6n de SO por 0.
Los Terriers tienen en- su ha'
Der, en- esta semana, una victo'
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
al Retro.

ANSNAANs
-Bueno, pues vamos al Re.
trio. Ito Rodolfo tambien vie
ne.
u Tambien vienes til?
-Tambien.
La marluesa Sc levant6 para
comenzar q arreglarse, y los cua
tro nihos la imitaron.
En- Ell palacio de Rio Verde,
en- aquel palacio de la Castella-
ma que tan bien conocen nues-
tros lectores, y donde empez6
esta historic, que no es sine la
historic de una gran DANA ma
drileha del alto mundo, volvia a
reinar ahora la algeria y Ell con-
tentO.
Una semana escasa habia
transcurli lido desde que regreSa-
ran de Caspe los marqueses con
los ninos, y va este immense y
severe pdlacio, donde parecia
que no iba . penstrar nunca
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
LLEGARA HOY Eli GRUP
DE ATLETAS DE ERSKIN

Procedentes de Carolina &
ur arribaran on u tor'o
hoy los atletas del Colegio Err.
kline, que mahana pOr la nocht
jugaran, en- PhilipsField, cor
los Espartanos de la Universe
dad de Tampa. Sc compone l.
,xpedici6n del coach" y 20 ju
gadores.
Todos los estudiantes tienel
eparadas habitaciones en- ell HI
lei Hillsboro.
Flucie Stewart tiene la espe
ranza de conquistar la victorif
'isipando asi la mala suertC
raida por la derrota a mano'
&c 10 sCaimanes.
La Inca de batalla de los Els
rartanos es igual a la que 81
utilizara para el partido con lo'
Hlracanes.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Los peritos dc II Gale Frank
I'm opinan, luego &c habcr estu-
diado eli case que el tampeho Go
NEE pondra q dormir, el venide
70 lunes, al espahol Jsime Sofa,
cue en- un tempo parteneci6 a
la categoria "mcjiana", en- su
pals.
ST es cierto * que de Sofa sc
dice, la victoria de Gomez no Sc
"a facil. Ell espahol podra defen
derse bien de los punetazos de
su contrario.
Pero 5. Jaime esta "borracho
2 fuerza de golpes", 81 ha perdi-
10 su antique Dominic, entonces
Il sollado lie derribara en- los
primeros asalt0s.
Gomez trata de recuperar ell
terreno perdido. en- el concepto
popular, cuando Buddy Scott,
luego de haber ganado 81 los
rrimeros asaltos, lie puso a dor
mir. Entonces Sc dijo por los
"expertos" que ell exceso de
"buen tempo" habid ac9stado
a Tommy, no los puhos de Bud
dy.
Gomez Sc esta ejercitando en-
| Campamento Blanding y lie
lyuda Luis Smell, uno de los en-
renadores de Jose Luis. Smell
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

to mi coraz6n y mi vida entera
lie estan agradecidOsl
y yo tambien-anadi6 Pu-
rita.
va ireis a verlo-repuso ell
Camarada-. Sabiendo tus SEN
timientos, lie he anunciado tn vi
sta, Gustavo, Y 81 me ha dicho
que Sc alegrara mucho de como
Aerte y de hablar contigo. i'm
Buen senior! Ahora tiene al fren
te del establecimiento, que es
tambien de cOlOnialAs 5, a dos hi
jos suyos, va homh les hechos y
reChos. Una fs nilia encan-
wal...
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
J HNNY SWENSKY CON
IRA CHARLEY GRABME-
YER
F'ammer Sc batird con CaddOc

Ell campe6n del peso ligero
complete, Johnny Swensky, ven
0 a Charley Grabmeyer, ell r.
tador. Primero lie dispar6 una
'erecha a la mandfbula Y lie .
cost6. Despues al recuperar Ell
conocimiento, lie aplic6 una "ba-
rrena de a~eroplano" y lie derro-
to.
Johnny Plummer, ell herrero
Y obrero de los astilleros, ven
clio a Babe CaddockS Ell excam.
pe6n del estado de Florida. Ocu
rri6 la caida de Babe a los 3S
minutes de acci6n.
Pat O'Shaughnessy, Ell irlan'
DIES, fue descalificado a los IL
minutes de violencia acci6n. Cy'
clone Burns sac6 con la victo,
ria.
Babe Kasabowski y Bill Cor.
by lucharon 80 minutes y Sc hi
20 un reparto de tablas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
TEAM DE POLO VISITARA
A MEXICO

New York, oct. 16.-Cincc
'estacados polistas de los Esta
'os Unidos iran a Mexico para
'ugar ALI tres partidos, en- e
nes de noviembre.
Haran ell viaie Mike Phipps
Henry Lewis, Cecil Smith y Ha-
rry Evinger.
Llegaran a la capital azteca
Ell IA de noviembre y jugaran
los dias 16, 20 y %.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
La pelea del tarnpefo Gomez
contra Ell espaGo, jaime Golj

peleara aquf, Ia semana que vie
- con eli gigantic negro Dixie
Lee Oliver.
Esperase la llegada de Sola
para la tarde de hoy. Es ami9c
'eg6n Santana, del gallego Clau
dio Villar.
Ia nueva "Arena" del Coli
eco cuenta con unos 5000 asier
tos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

mGsico y testimoniarle su afec.
to y su adhesion moral, luegc
de su rehabilitation de aver.
Cuando Sc acost6 esta noche
Gustavo, ell dulcisimo ensueno
que era esta realidad tan sabro-
sa, tan p~rofunda, que lie lena
ba Ell alma de tantos encantos
Y frescuras, lie habia puesto va
por los labios una sombra de
sonrisa que va no estaba tan
impregnada de amargura como
la que entreabria sus labios en-
ell horrible penal de Santoha.
-iAd6nde queries que vaya-
mos?-dijo Ia marquesa de Rio
Verde al terminar de conner.
u Vais a venir con ~nosotros?
-inquiri6 Celia, que va tuteaba
a sus tics pOr imposition dulce
de don RodolfO y dona Moves.
Isl Quereis vOsotros, ST la
Quereis iri
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

ria sObre los recOge-6resas d.
Plant City.
Cruzaran 81 puente. en- comps
ria de su "once', mas de mil 10.
venes de la ciudad de allente e
puente.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Quick

Thousands who suffered from tho tortunng
pa,ss 81 rheurnatism, seiahca, ldmhago, ne1-
fafGa and neurtis-are certainly happy over
thldr discovery of NURITO. Nov they hay.
found a ouick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO is trustworthy and dependaole
contains no cpiates II YOU want to feel again
the 10y Of relief from pain-soy you can work in
pe zee and sleep ir comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironciad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do lot relieve that cruel
pafn 70 your satisiaction--yor moAeY WI. De
refunded, Don't suf6. Ask your druggist TO-DAY
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La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Los Gigantes, futbol profesio-
lal llevan obtenidas cuatro vic
orias y ocupan ell primer lugar
n la division Este, Liga Nacio-
al de Futb il.
FL domingo jugaran los Gi.
yantes con Ell Pittsburgh, en- Pc
% Grounds.
En- un recientejuego con los
Redskins, ell Pittsburgh luai6
nuy bieu, pero fu6 derrotadc
on anotaci6n "a por 20.
Aldo Donelll, de Duquesne,
IS ell nuevo instructor del ION
e" de la Cipdsd del Humo.
lDirije a los Gigantes ell nota-
oilisimo coach Steve Owen.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Tornado por los fanoscs futho-
ltstas Tommy Harmon y John
Kimhrough.
Harmon fue Ia estrella Gle Mi
chigan y Kimbrough del Texas
Agie.
La situaci6n financiera de la
Liga Americana ha sido mejo-
ada. Tn sindicato sc ha consti-
uido para hacerse del "once''
'eoyorquino.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
Ell PARTIDO T ROLL
ms Y MIAMI

Coral Gables, oct. 16.-Ma-
mana por la noche Sc batiran a.
ruf los "tars" de Rollins y los
Hurricanes de la Universidad de
Miami.
Presenciaran Ell partido mas
de 10000 hombres.
Rollins mandara una repre-
sentaci6n de varios centenares
de estudiantes
Los dos tendran que usar no
vatos en- ell curse del partido.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

ST, senor, compre la
pinturs Is. L. p. Sofa
mente Sc vendC EN- Kint
Hardware, ga. avenids
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

New York, oct. 16.-Patsy
Giovanelli, peso ligero del East
Side, venci6 aver por decision a
Jose Silva, de Philadelphia.
La pelea Sc verified en- el
Ritgewood Grove. Pesaba ell ga
nador 1852 y Silva 1874,
Joey Stack, 1854 libras, de
Philadelphia, perdi6 una apre-
tada decision frente q frankie
Rubino, de Ridgewood, en- ell Sc
mifinal.
Joey VarOff, del East Side,
superb a Wilus Johnson, 1929,
en- cuatro asaltos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
Jugardn Harmon D KimbrOugh

Ell venidero domingo, en- ell
estadio de los Yankees, en- New
York, jugara ell team de futbol
PROFESSIONAL New York contra ell
Columbus.
Sc presentara ell New York re
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

r R "A
SILVA
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Ell FUTBoL PROFESSIONAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Betty Ann ReIexes

Betty Ann Bowser OF Crosse
Pointe. rushing chairman, re-
Taxed from her numerous duties
10 tango like mad with Lieut..
Robert Smith Of Grand Rapids.
Another girl from the same
home town. Jane Bailey, asked
EyerntEEillx of Seattle MaShy
10 be her guest.
Two Crosse Pointers. Mardi
Almiale and Jack Moran. were
there with Betty Gail Wells and
Gordon Jones of Detroit.
On the same night. Santa
Claus was the guest OF honor at
the Alpha Omieron Pi sorority
house When every one got IN
the Christmas spirit with for
NAL party. Three Detroiters,
Donna Tubs, Ed Maxi and
Marifyn Disque, inspecting
the holiday decorations while
Carleton MorehouSe of Lansing.
Martyrs date, pried around the
Il-fiiied stockings hanging on
the mantel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Tscky Party Friday

Que of the most promising
patttes Of the cariy hoiidoB sca-
son IS no further oC0B than Rcct
Friday.
MS the tdciy party Which cute
little KiHy Mackenzie iCW Giyc
Ia her home ia Canterbury dyirc,
and the mdjoritg Of the quests
wW he teachers and students
from Liggett School.
Pyi.cs toW be drnrdcd IN the
worst looking quests, with NorB
EHCu Mcad and her brother,
Jojn, as yHd9CS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Detroiters Present

Mr.. and Mrs. Walton p Rog-
ers came up for the affair from
Detroit and so did Bill Kennedy,
who was with Annabell Pink.
Other couples -en-the floor.
were Dorothy Jean Osgood of
st. Johns with Robert Shrine
of Detroit and Margaret Ann
Kronbach. another Detroit lass,
who was squirrel by New Yorker
Michael Dietrich.
Claiming 10 have zone foot in
heaven and, the girls of
Campbell dormitory held their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Mrs. Frantz Reservations

Mrs. Emerson Frantz has also made reservations
So have Mrs James Scrpps Booth Mrs. Henry Beyster
Mrs Walter f. Tan Mrs. Henry T. Myers, Mrs. Walter f.
Simmons Mrs Lester F. Hobson Mrs John Leland Jones and
Mrs Norman A. Henwood
Others include such c. T. c. enthusiasts Mesdames
Carl e. Huyete Enfield Thompson, X. NJ Trendle and Ed
mund Keinschmit.
Mrs. Arthur w. Sempliner (who busy the we'll
known bee when last her the ST. Pauls
will be hostess Mrs Allan A. Wales Robert Wilkin
Mrs Herman d. Scarney Mrs Galen b. Ohmart Mrs George
H. Pratt Mrs Reginald f. Given and Mrs Frank j. Bohan
Three charitable young matrons have cooked up nifty
idea:
Mrs Robert Edgar Mrs Alonzo c. Allen and Mrs Robert
CONTINUED Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Kinqswood-C ranbrook Play

Now that their long-lookcd-
forward-to play See My Law
yer has become happy history,
Christmas vacation can't come
too soon for the boys and girls
at kingswood and Cranbrook
schools in Bloomfield Hills.
But they will long remember
the thrills and the gayety of
their Friday night performance
and the weeks of preparation
that preceded It,
Taking an active part were
Dick Keller. Howard Fitzgerald,
Charles butcher Peggy Zeder,
Ann Ballantyne, Mary Lou Chap
man, Marion Mum, Patty Ward
son. Marion Mum, Patty Ward
and a number Of others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
1lJ& Becomes Bride of Lieut. George 11a,c Burn,
WdrdeHs Ballroom
Transformed Into Bower
or Greeney and Palms

~ ATHERINE WOLFE and blond daughter Of
u Mr. and Mrs Bliss Wolfe Of the Canadian Shore and
the Wardel became the bride of Lieut.. George Marc
W Burns of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Burns OF
Darlington road, at eandle-lit ceremony Saturday
afternoon o'clock.
The ballroom of the Wardel transferred into bower
Christmas greenery and palms with white chysanthemums
white gado at the impovised altar where the Rev.
Berton lowering oficiated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

term dance Saturday night in
a surrealistic setting OF cotton
,lanlg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Mrs. French TO Present

For instance:
She Mrs John H. French will present Charles Collins
Tuesday and he'll show the girls how to wrap those
Problem Packages.
(M-m-m-m- OUR problem doesn't happen to be how to
WRAP them
That day. Mrs Godies bridge luncheon guests will include
Mrs Howard Boomer Mrs Samuel Mccall Mrs Clarence NJ
Booth Mrs John B. Farr Mrs Frank Weber, Mrs Edmund
Jackson and Mrs. Clinton Scharf.
Mrs French has invited Mrs. Joseph G.. Hamblen, Mrs
Oliver w. White Mrs William r. Wood and Mrs. Milton r.
Watson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Tea Dance
OfAuoit
Dec. q

TIVE annual Au Fait tea dance
i has become. after five years,
a traditional Christmas feStlvlty.
December u is this years
date, and the place is the
Esquire Room at the Book-Cadll-
lac Hotel.
On the Woodworking commit
tee are Eileen Risdon. Betty
Eileen Krause, Pat Hogan, Mar
Cuerite MclnernY Jeanne Mar
tin. Pat Blake, Pat Kelly and
Rosemary La Joie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Betty Proctor, another De-
troit girl, was there with Bob
tfiekson- of Pontiac dHd-she- IN
Vited her sister Jean Proctor
TO come up for the affair
Mary Elaine ChildS looked
her angelic best with Bob Over
holt of Williamson, and they
doubled with Kay Foster of De-
roit and Glenn RanneN- a-llni-
vcrsity of Michigan man from
Eaton Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
East Lansing
T ones Down
Just d rifle
EAST LANSlNG, Dec 6.

EAST LANSING, Dec. T.
WITh the threat OF final
exams -haNering on the
horizon, Spartanyille party plans
hit a new low this weekend.
Four formal dances, q iellza-
poppin' party and several radio
dances kept the students from
their studying. however.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority house was all ahlaZe
with light Saturday night rs
the sisters put on their Fail
term formal The chapter preSi-
dent. Lenoro Warner OF Detroit,
invited a Michigan man, Glen
Robinson, also from Detroit, for
the event and they whipped
around with two other De
troiters, Suzy Vokes and Dick
Shler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Beige Woody Dress

The bride chose a beige wool street-length dress,
original model with touches of gsening gold In
the buttons and at the belt.
Her hat chic and fattering Ga combination seldom
SEEN might add beige off, the-face with beige flowers to
the side of the front and back.
flowers brown orchids and her accessories
brown, we'll.
cousin, an-haired Anne Collins her only attend
green with matching hat and yellow
orchids
Father Best Man ---====z
Mr. Burns his sons best and the bridegroom, we
say, dashing in his dress uniform
her chlds wedding, Mrs Wolfe chose beaded brown
Dress green feathered turban veed and flaming Bird
OF Paradise flowers corsage bouquet.
Burns appeared in black crepe with black velvet
hat and nodding purple orchids.
Following the the guests drank to the
health of the young couple before they motored of in the
direction of Old Mexico which they hope reach before they're
called back by military requiring the bridegroom
report either in Texas Louisiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Red Cross
Corps Well
Dressed
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But we could use 40 more,
Miss Rumney says. THAT 10
really our greatest need"
All of the girls are tremen-
dously interested in their work
and Janey speaks for all of them
when she says:
81 think ] was bored To death
and didn't know Il before 1
started this. i look back and
wonder what on earth i did with
my time"
After January /, one Ford
dealer in each district will open
a course in motor mechanics and
these are available to any
woman who cares 10 enroll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Betty Proctor There

Virginia Moore, Detroit junior,
dreamed the whole idea.
Jean Lumsden and Wanda
Awrey were right IN the midst
of the gayety with Jim Nalrencc
and Bob Carrier, all from
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Mrs. Richard Toffe
Due From East

MRS. RICHARD TOLLE will
return at mid-week from New
York City where she is the guest
of her SUn-tn-taW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Eric AinsWorth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Alpha Debts TO Dance

The dan after Christmas cW
be- rcyH, ucry duH for picmV Of
ms. int not Jor tho cIcrcr hifiC
Alpha Delta Rios.
Theg hare chosen TINT unto for
hCb torBtoi dance at DcarbotH
Inn.
\ Young crowd that has been
going about together for four
or five years and who calls ~
self The Glen Dune IS having
reunion this weekend al a
house party over at Port
Franks, Ont.
The girls and their dates
include Katy Scallen and Jack
Hoffman, Mary Jane Ward and
Johnnie Gierson, Pat Blake and
Jimmy Secor, Aileen RiSdon and
Dick Ford, Helen RiSdon and
Keith Blake and Marguerite
McInepy and Dick LcaSa.
r. q. P.s tciH take in plcdgcs
for n formal party on Dcccm-
bCr IL.
Uorac Mason, president, and
Tho committee W charge arc stW
scouting 0boU' for me piocc.
ErcyV spoe minute ont of school
IS bCiBG spent planning this gaia
by NWgc and hcr aidcs. Nancy
Dillon. Ua,B 10 Ciork oJd Joan
bnnmQnItncL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Mrs. Newberry Holds Sway

December IA the date set for the candeght dinner and
Christmas carols program the Colony Town Club that
gracious interchangeable Mrs John S. Newberry will hold
And the twentieth, the youngsters will have their
innings Mrs Charles c. Beechng and her committee will
that and what with the and the gifts and Santa Claus
himself, well, it ought to be Perfect Bedlam.
- Mrs. Frank W. Colde general chairman of Activities
for December yknow and she's whiz Arranging Things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
KeIIers Give Dinner Party

Mr.. AND MRS. SAM KEEL
LER gave the last in the series
of three dinner dances Saturday
evening atthe Crosse Peinte
Yacht Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24
THE WEATHER

the s. Weather U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU 9:47 FORECASTS TONIGHT ONLY: coudiness change
 
 Juneau and vicinity Increasing oudess with degrees tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24
POWELL AND DREW ARE 0-5TARRED
 AT 10TH CENTURY
"Christm as in July" | New Hilarious Comedy
 Opening Tonight

Christmas in July which opens tonight at the 20th Century Theatre co-starring Dick Powell and Ellen Drew, is the second pie ture to be written and directed by Preston Stuges. His first picture was The Great McGinty," a poll tical comedy that was hailed with enthusiasm throughout the country as masterpiece.
 His current picture is another equally hilarious farce developed from simple story of boy and girl in love trying to get enough money ahead to get married. The hero is addicted to solving na- tional contests as a short road to fame and fortune. He has never won one, but figures that every one he loses makes his chances SC much greater the next time.
 Some practical jokers send him a wire announcing that he has won the $25,O00 slogan contest for 8 nationally known brand of coffee. Taking the wire to the president of the company he collects the check. although the committee judging the entries is still trying to make up its mind about a win ner
 Armed with the check he goes on a spending spree, buying presents for everyone, even the neighbor- hood children. The department store is unable to cash so large a check but let him have the mer- chandise on credit. The coffee com- pany president finds his mistake, notifies the store and both proceed with haste to his home It is inn possible to get the presents back, but the coffee executive does get his check and tears it up. How they get out of this embarrassing situa- tion makes one of the funniest pie lures of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24

Tom and Jerry Batter at George Brothers. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-24
THIEF OF BAGDAD' ON TOMORROW AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE
Arabian Nights Romance, Breath taking Adventure
 Filmed in Flaming Color

Spectacle, at it's most brilliant, and exotic scenes, of Arabian 1 Nights magnificence, are unfolded in the Royal Procession sequences in Alexander Kordas Technicolor adventure romance, The Thief of Bagdad," which is slated to start run at the Capitol Theatre to- morrow night through United Ar lists release. Directed by Ludwig Berger and Michael Powell, The Thief of Bagdad" stars Sabu, Con- rad Veidt, June Duprez and John Justin.
 Miss Duprez, who is starred as a gorgeous Eastern princess, is naturally the highlight of this pro- cession, which was reproduced for The Thief of Bagdad" exactly as it used to take place in Basra hundreds of years ago. The process sion moves dramatically over the Basra Bridge, preceded by twelve native archers, who run on ahead of the entourage to shoot those who fingered too long-for it was the ancient custom of the city to in- flict immediate death upon those who dared to gaze upon the beauty of the Princess of Basra.
 
 Next came Is native riders who ride madly across the bridge at breakneck speed, and as the dust disappears a beautiful sight is re- vealed-sixteen barefooted Indian musicians dressed in white and playing weird native instruments herald the approach of the Prin- cess. Four giant negroes carry a howdah in which sits the cheetah, an animal the sic zof a leopard, wearing a jewelled collar; dozens of donkeys, carrying gilded cages of parrots; horses with lovely girls carried in decorative panniers; and a pink elephane.
 In the back of the pink elephant rides a Mahout and the lovely Prin- cess, garbed in silken robes and a pink turban. At the elephants tail walks a baby elephant, followed by thirty girls carrying fans and galley colored poles topped with real peacock plumes.