The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 3

"ll!IIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"' | PULSE AND CARD READING | ! tions answered, past and future. | 538 Kennedy, corner 6th. Phone | 4403. l pomtme.lt | RIPALACE b FICTORIAL NEWS OF TODAY “LITTLE PECPLE OF THE SEA" “CUPID’S VICTORY” If it is A, * PICKETT’ Last 2 Times Tonight Da of Life AND THEN JOSIE SEDGWICK in the Blue Streak Western “DARING DAYS” Aiso WANDA WILEY in Secrets versal i on for the final Daring Days town comes is aceepted i one comes A Comedy cold outside, the Palace iide—Come in and en- and the movie bill. theilt s 1.»'!1 i monnt players surrcundoed COMING THURSDAY “THREE WOMEN" oy — Marie Pervost—- ATPiE PAINTED LADY” AT COLISEUM TONIGHT iline Frederick with Lew Cody et Dorotl Lady” —t Business or any kind of ques- ! g cha acting Home readings by ap- innoce = Attractions At Theatres "“DARING DAYS" Ig noethe 8 are ring Stre 18 apened ot that advertised for such a person hefore employed in the round het Doy ore by every one. It il Edward Tlen mavor of heads W Supporting players, the routine Eaden W coming to the atre tonight sen an tensely nee Miss Ricksen play nt k want of life al Western in (- Margaret human roles ESDAY, Frederick THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WD ¢ They fast i g arty at g B Lew Gody and falls a As Mrs. Mabel Wilton prey in the hrutish fa of the Sea « g an Wolt e was much Her terrible experiencs the st of heradpuirers. ap Valture,” her of ‘great she can ai amatic i ¢ goes om her first auling Coast roadh ahser on hooner yititul cmotional hom o her turn where of he Lew € dawn mother, the frive plays one whose poignant drama mont He turey esist The SHOWING AT PALACE enacted of 4 McWade, as the mother, up to big chance in this scene, and the cqually biz one when her big faring son return: home, and she expives in his as he vows to pursue unto the ends of the carth the Wolf who ruin ed Alice The Tour tract 11 charm a thrilling five reel which Un starring Josie Sedgwick the Palace last night and wo times tonight tells the story of a 4 lady mayor and The ad who is Eve from P fully lives of 8¢ locale ¢ of the ne is the present, dramatic with one of the mosi blems of modern society s in the cast of this luseh” the comedy at- d McAvoy, Marie with the feature Pierre Gendron, Willard # Mary Carr is New and the one absorhir anted spat family in “The Royal i Eve Underhill, a4 newsy chance to 1 life town that adve From that of thritls out of 1 and only love offer i and shon hand a laugh at one : Prevost per office. Loni and of office . - “IT IS THE LAW" Universal delight on COMING, COLISEUM & I° Confection which | ¢ s | Junean affair Willlam Fox's sereen version of _ lodrama 1t aw’ will b feature at senm for Friday night only Hohl is the featured star in production and Mimi Palr leading woman NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Commissioner’s Court for the Territory of Alaska Division Nuw- clean, ild he out a and he anmusement Arthur | this the m, & atamoant Car ™ so who recall the play, whicl the rival town of Cata Thoss Swio) maenlltlia 1 which had a six months’ run on Broadway the splendid list of Ak will remember the plot centered upon it which Universal has o that phase miscioner and ex-Officio Probate Judge Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of JOS EPH A, GIOVANNINNI, De code| ceased ddiniot NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ths the undersigned was, on the day of November, 1926, duly pointed administrator the « of Joseph A, ( All persons having claims the estate of said deceasad will pre #osent them, with proper vouchers duly verified, to the nndersigned at 124 Goldstein Building, Juneau, aska, within six (6) months from the date of this natice of the criminal which provides that a man be twice prosecuted the crime. This plot furnishes no small factor in the main theme of the feature an dall movie fans will en joy it for s ninni, dece the Willidm iox feat George O'Brien and uill, in Painted m the- Rick- e in- Lovers of th creen will b them to know that (wo of their favoriies sr | appear in the new st Lubitsch Dated at Juneau. Alaska, production, Women,” which her L1926 the Palace tre Y as H. L fortunate First publication, tomorrow. 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