The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALA SK.f'\ “MPIRI, FUESDAY, J/ -‘ NOTED DUTCH ACTEESS \II()\\ 15 and ‘).20 UP TO DATE NEW'S REEL Spectacle iBeauty and 'Daring/ from the famous stage success that ran 5 years inLondon - 3 years in America WANDA WILEY in “GOING GOOD” COMING THURSDAY “Clothes Make a Pirate” [his translation | One Arabian You will der Oviental you in nificence of “Chu Chin vith it = Baba's cave WHEEL” AT | - Nigh Oscar spectach all the the Fast Chow™ will astern Attractions At Theatres Aseha's woa presented 1 profuse ma One fore cen astound re plendor, ST |“THE DEVIL'S CARGO" COMING, COLISEUM A wiie thritling Ham Golden of remount picture, “The D a Vietor Pleming lapted from Charles K s story. “The River h.lhl‘rln: Pauline Starke, Wal v, William Collier, Jr., and Adams in e principal roles a two day run ai the Coliseum day story s vemas i the il Colisemn 16 Margarci wling players in ho newest all ns i ni Claire Adams and A two S n, Yo of cspeciail mod Claire naad - The feminine zon for this pr nost of supcrnumer der voze A meost Thu The Iy California sk a colorful tale gold days, dealin activities of the vigilante law abiding eitizens and bring about deportation of the ow s wied in the h the wds Mans turl pizited hos little amount of excitem 't of the world's famous kings were use The maddening the capped climax near the leading horso nis jockey under the of the trailing bine to make roup of bond v holes ouglier Here's vou've together Ho ale aqne clement.” that different been waiting Hatton heads 1 B kind of tor! in pic the hair-raicin 1 line when th and catapult race, by finis stumble: pornding hoo contenders PIRATE CREW WILL INVADE CITY these scenes mos thore ounters bhetween Hahlon Iawmii and villain Harrison Ford lon. Hamilton, M Dav.d Tor Georgie Harri ture roles of the ‘persona fiarrison Ford g the leading fa concorned, for the circus Lecon B ol comedian, is coming to the Palace with a nd of pirates compares with anything with the ¢ *prion iephants. The picture is Make the Pirate.” =+ In the pirate crew hall. James Rennie, George Marion Their vietims are three famon v reen beanties, Miss Naldi and Murphy Clothes the the novel of (! is only and that i famous stag with Kids natioi there ti ival Mab-{ i and | foa Claire / ar Clara 2 cast prod m in; m sereen Hor in day the wetion fame .| ciren of te “Clothe C.1U CHIN CHOW" AT loth PALACE TONIGHT Chin (¢ tor Tully Mar. = are ‘hu pens at th alace 1ilm play which ran for London 1 three in America consensus of opinion calli it greatest of all spectacle i neiture has beon said to even pass the play for gorgeons cnd thrilling action Jeautiful Betty Biythe, of “Queen | of Sheba” fame, is seen as Zahrat the desert flower and the much-de- | sired” slave gl Never has Miss| o o0 Blyihe appeaied more radiantly | il 3 N | gother dinner beautiful than in the wonderful Ori Seauts Swill ental gowne she wear mong them on» made cntirely of Fehr s pearls. Wit | : e hall. This the fifth a g her, in the role of ('Im all. This is the fifth annual of China, : Chin Chow | o™ kind given by the Wl be seen Herbort Lans-{gooup mickets are now being prini Jey, English aclor. Thow| g ang o sgle will be ateged sands appear in the great cast, with | its many dancing ITarem girls weak or the & the committee in When you “Chu Chin Chow” —ee you will once again be back in the| For the man who can't give up hi realms of the age-old theme, Milgull long encugh to take a Paba and the Forty Thieves, thelcuttery stores are featuring “mixies, story that has ceme down thronghjor sixdinch, silver stirringspoc the mis's of Aucient Arabian le- made in the form of mashies. mends and was presented to a won — -, ,——— dering western world by Burtcn in Ola papsis 10r 3210 as The Empire ow” C T the ht production | Gish, five ar, i the the the sun Faina Muke from Pirate™ adapied by 'DAD’S DAY DINNER HELD NEXT WEEK SCERCs “Dad's of the held Day” Juneau be Friday affai this h\ charge. Inotel } | | peated 1o 1 i Hamoas Frenel Ftheatrical bi { grandtather | liv be | ford to Boat,” of the who the town's ideal Dorothy Thur. - whose in the | the | famous | Nital was Holman | { ‘ BY LOCAL SCOUTS get-to- Boy night, 6 o'clock in the Moose late first of next week drink, pro- | [ | | § [« I {admirer | congratula RETAINS AMSTER w2 veteran Theodor Bouwme has retir fro.m tiil hey amond o Pithlic per crowd and the ©a retaing popularicy jubitee rece Holl: 1 throughout enthusiasni W her formang re mor pulled b ers r cartiage to her Dutch Sarah The Bernhardt, he call and it w divine Sarah which is temperamental who tr letter woman i a ions she rec L irom (i gedienne in 15911 Hard Scheoling Mann od Fred i elebrate ding Had “Theo 1 to ¢ Ie a well known time, celebrai Sh was tra h nt-day ¢ when the pres ed o who wore for y ny 1l eling atri classed more “roguss and va Paul Hevvieu, the ¥ cist, excl ol she a Frenc man oot thonds med Th Thinks Theo's grand part in Dumi The French Dumas, Sardou, of their time fully, but she native Dutch drama roles of 1hsen \\\'\14‘1 m of upon ey 1 pold i O'd preforence dramati of M fady 5 that ma Pailler attract e did not peared in In 1886 King conferred of Lol merit, a rarc IFor the h velvets ‘eighties she regard “Those frains declares inetic vy worn in the ill has a ntiment.:) gowns, with their splendid in them! he one could act comparing ith modern clothic holds tennis famining which are only good for in D A series of 1 Scholarshiy iprocal Rhod which well ending seholars from the Unite tudy at Oxford, the R Trust will cend Englishmen from O tudy Ju ates to tablished [ Electri _POPULAKR s Chaplin, s this picture in ko O LIGHTING d PLANT s purcha tinean his Fox Farm new Mendenhall Glacier plant leetri Co Th tlie a product ¢ th Gasting e fo made by e new heing distributor Irig au s well a th 1 which 192 h,u g anf Am@w o: *Women: 5!@‘ milding of good oman. She i I the only voman mem Hilea colloagues say in the wh wod makin roud Wi oid fashioned Washington them be and clut mothe ciub Th neeting six de and them Chic Safe o B for A e radio Copranos of no o tation anos was fore WEBM of But Lois at the in Chica White as a Wit sing, had programs un high voices through the tenor heard home town urzed her to Chi Stom T omor a vear tation Kell her ind when heard he Sopranos been from station £ that their roowell opera in hey b, and came Iy by Landed accidentally n Husband Lady Whil Leave, Stays Thomas English musician, his mative land and United < in protes of oper an wife I May Geacham i Beacham threatens to live 1 against dese in Lady is cul more assidi and has no intention ngland. Her fing Cre ai, his Amer London soch v han ey t leaving F h 10 mansion venor St philanthropic work classical musical entertainment Beacham old England family of her ancestors D Thomas Welles M in Colonial Qay centey and Lk belongs o an one ng Governor husett ot Miami Takes Rank as Real Sport Capital of America With Schedule Featuring Headline Games and Races ' FAST BOATS 14 CLOSE FINISH SARAZEN ON 45 DAYS O The most varied and elaborate program of sporting events ever scheduled by any American winter resort has been arranged for the recreation and entertainment of visitors to Miami this season. With the exception of bob-sled parties, skiing. skating, snow-balling and similar frigid diversions. Miami seems to have put on its program about everv sort of outdoor sport and recreation on the calendar. One of the big attractions for sportsmen generally {s the 45-day racing meet of the Miami Jockey Club. There the cream of Ameri- ca’s racing stables will compete, for nurw« and_stakes aggregat- ing 5,000. From mid-January unul March the Hialeah track will be a center of interest for Florida visitors, For those who like fast fisti- cuffs, two fight shows weekly will be staged. Mr. Gene Tunney, the etudent chamfilon who outfought Dempsey at Pl ilndelnhh. will look in on some of these bouts. Gene will be there. however, as spec- tator, not principal. Among those RACING scheduled to participate more di- rectly are Tendler and Britton, Pinc and Leto. Mandell and Osner, the Shekels boys Young Stribling, Gar Wood. Carl Fisher, W. J. Connors and other owners of crack speed boats will go after new records in a series of motor- boat races. Although better than 70 miles an hour has been made by a sea sled, Wood's auartet of “Sunshine Babies”. equipped with Hispano airplane engines. and crack boats entered by other con- testants, are ‘counted on to rival even this record. Golfing, of course, has been given oroper emphasis as a fa- vorite recreation with the winter vacationists. Full opportunit§ for either match or tournament play has been provided at the dozem courses now accessible ih the greater Miami area. With the new courses now available, no de- votee of driver and niblick need go without his daily shot at Bogey. Walter Hagen, Gene Saraze Bobby Jon 0 Diegel IIJ and perkaps |son. l™ charonshie TENNIS 1S PLAYED Willie Klein are among the golfing stars who will test their skill on the Miami courses during the sea- Big Bill Tilden. Jean Borotra and other tennis stars of first mag- nitude will fcature the plav on the taped courts. There is a possibil- ity, too. that Suzanne Lenglen and others of C. C. Pyle's professional racquet artists will exhibit their gkill at Miami in February. Polo. bowling on the green, fai alai—even horseshoes. checkers and chess—a game for every taste —is provided in the official sports schedule. Swimming, too, of course. 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