The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1927, Page 3

THEE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, o —————————— e —————- ..~ e - e e e .. < e e | )AY, JAN. 19, 1927. l Hunting Good in Lunnon; Cupid Bags 18 at Once ! | s Tonight “PEACOCK FEATHERS” With JACQUELIN LOGAN and CULLEN LANDIS and George Faweett, Great Character Man. s Bluff Unele in “Peacock Feathers™ THE BIGGEST A0 CENTS WORTH YOU'LL Gil IN SOME TINE ASK THOSE WHO SAW 1T LAST NIGHT THURSDAY. FRIDAY cnd SATURDAY tancously at the Church of St. George the Martyr, the church immortalized by Charles 3 Dickens, in London, The brides are shovwn signing the register, Direct from its Sensational Broadway presentatiory David To:rence, character com- arc the part. o b | t: Ra- other mode fnve edian curti the 10le of a French soldier in a sh i n toues fon the camera, sels, pr historical Western Addor 1 B 1) 4 0l lother metion pictur offers his young son, lan, in n rector Micha 5 ; ; ING PHURSDAY Nine brides and an equal number—thank goodness!—of bridegrooms were married simul- g2 Vi 5 ,_gQ ;-;9] AN & hlue lass at the un, clouds and in the studio he 10 looks across sets in the same way for the first on re luring | ‘Wings.' Harry across Jields, and STROHEIM'S <4 Production,, to study light value tiei bitien . Noverrs {the filmin Becau Perry. head forbidden 1o remaia | 500 yurds of the line of action of explosive Meighan Calgary Thomas poreh nea epped onto a | il Mis She ortin®; Miss | cameraman, wa Guaranteed by th GASTINEAU ELECTRIC “NOTHING TOO IZITFICULT"™ Lower Front Street Canada, early in Jember viy opened a door and Gerina ior wother war pie- s shot the sequence with (h- | bin, Three weeks \ an electric switeh, Tho e ra was protecied by steel and electrically driven PRICES Lcges i 60c Adults 50c Youths 2 800 & o 1o Childien (Thursday and Friday) 20c £ (i Children (Special Saturday if accompanied by parents) 16c = L T T T H L U T TR E AT TR AR studio. Alvin Island 1 had 1o rems xact te ool Villians hav cameraman Phone 418 much light st d acro: of Gard ann wii roe Wallace 1 for 3 5 ol s PO mateh @ year ago, und i SR G and e e SEVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES™ R Iayed. o tho wetltine Wiage: s ‘ivte b - pleupmiting o FRYE 2 R”HN (}fl JNENRY DAMAN, Manager to make the studic U T T H Salten - My Aoy favornile ve ol i s ade dife of T Barnum. Adolphie Mc SEWARD STIREET | i | Chaacterizatior at :‘ S Mldgsrin Thone 38 Residence Fhome 589 also roles in which they are am J s @ s to appear in the future, Here f weh en a doz | = B == ) Attentton-—--R A0 BUGS l 4 |to tauen over among their past characte and bring t and cqually as eas picture became a star ¢ At Theatres | 1 ; =W fh TTomM MIX IS NOW on the SHOWING, COLISEUM | are support i 4% e Lila Lee. Lish price cn this article is frill and velve ¢ ’ v . ; p- g i sl handled sword “GREED” IS COMING y and chaps, | TO PALACE TOMGRROW ‘ [ E - e 3 & Power Co. Bt it requit topraled youms Tuesf oo e S TR R ,..‘ i A 4 < g Ccleph G, Jansaw, Aleska 1L highwaynian, opencd @ two day rin All « [N Mix thoili fights ri apiti fess suspen We have a new Majestie A aad B Ba inater that we with sell at a b ght or nine years Dick Turpin,” 2 \im noclas creen version of William lite of the « rector found licing company | with sufficient to back him in the picturizatiol I this 1o That was t mpany poworful e Metro Goldwyn orfu', heantiing | g or Stroheim was a aten actor. H M and immediately was fired bition to produce the his own lack of di nee, he hopad at that t some producer in and confine his work to writing the scenario or, in words, making th | ‘his object in cither to purchase tain an extensive HUNAN PROCRESS Zroush Hhe AGESSY The only tea whose flavor is completely protected - - - kept fresh and fragran: from tea-garden to tea table. Five kinds of protection — ail exclusively Schilling — for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted - - - the iR S only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf. Lled that the film i had bees (2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your «offee) sold, and the matter in litiza-| i =Bt sealsd other adaptation. Wil | attemptod or ob option onit. After somi Alan THald Twpin's hi in (he James Mary . Philo Bull Mon aeiile Fay Holderness, Kathleen Myor MeCillough, | £ - “PEACOCK FEATHERS” IS NOW AT PALACE Palace thoatre is senting one of th» iruly comedy-dramas of (he sea cock Feathe 1 Universal-Jewel which cqueline Logan and Cullen Landis have the stellar roles 4 he picture is unique in that it it e screcn premier of Prinec Youcea Troubetzkoy, a member of o Russian nobility, production on American 50l of Svend Gade, noted Danish direc [ The story is from the novel oy Tople Ba being adapted by demes O . former dramati editor of t York Times. All of these facts were blended by Carl L mle to give one of the finesi achievements of the current seasc There is not a dull moment in the pie.ur When the plot hesitaies in s evaseless trend, a bit of comedy | is imjected to round uot a comple play which is a splendid family pic- ed others in! .+ Edwin | rane, King, Asggic Herring ant! ymond. “mmett ™ FlioLD HOME WEEK" AT COLISEUM THURSDAY "L0l Home Week” the P picture, headed by Thomas Mecighan and Lila Lee ¢ to the Coliscin Thursday and Friday nights and it is advertised as a sure cure for the blues, a highly amusing entertain. ! ment. The original story hy George Ade and the screen v cn s easy (of a man drinking a glass of wine | before he obtained the effect want- When Miss Myers attended the film | tion Later von Strohcim was suc his efforts to in “McTe and t creen version was w i will appear a1 the laac y. Friday and Saturday name of “Greed.” > - under the| * MOVIE SIDELIGHTS imeone hurled a wine glass in hite pe 1 French ¢ 1t} d of a patron. Al shower of 2" followed. 1 was Bebe Daniels in the Pa aying the pari fighting of s of tumblers. goblets and wine ! made of melted and molded | candy were shattered. { So long has it been since the a:n" of hoisting a wine g in this coun | try was common ,pra . that Eric| Von Stroheim recently took 20,600 | feet of film for a single closeup | | ed. | Von Stroheim accused the actor of | getting a vicarious thyill from the | wine hofsting. Often a widow but never a bride, | is the movie fate of Carmel Myers. | wedding of Norma Shearer and Lew | Cody, in “The Demi-Bride,” she re-!| marked that she had been a widow. wife and divorcee, in the pictu but never had worn a wedding vei} in her screen career. Believing the Torcenes famiiy has done its bit in ccnedy and shounl]: ‘lux'n its attentica to more ser,ous ~Viz. HOT at its most aromatic moment. (3) The world’s on'y w52 key-wind vacuum tin for tea - .- with a Snug Cover - - - to protect it even after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling’s. (5) Your grocer protects you --- he returns your money instantly if you don’t believe it the finest tea that has ever You Lep the s, Qrange Pekoe, Your money baclz. if you don’t like ’ Schilling’s best. leaPsil 5 INMORTAL POEM de- in which :nsmitted a century ago. SItIous way TOUPAY The Asscciated Press with its network of wires can transmit a message such as those laboring riders carried ca that famous day the world over actually within Read a few minutes! Che Assoriated Jress dispatches daily—with your local news in Daily Alaska Empire Office