The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 2, 1927, Page 3

«lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIHIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIlIII\i'IHHIIIIHHIIllilli"II’IiI'nIH'IIIHI COMING THURSDAY A feature that should be as popular and as lasting as “Abic’s Irish Rose” “HIS PEOPLE” A Scnsational Drama of the Modern Gencration that has whole country talking and will make Juneau sit up and take notice. et the LAST TIME TONIGHT 2 SHOWS—7:15 and 9:20 “PAMPERED YOUTH” It's a big laugh from start to finish lIlllIl|lIMII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIII|llIIIH!IIIIIII!’IIIIIII" ,\\Iml comes to the Attmctwns gl 0 1 At Theatres | score of e ;- the technica scene for tevior still ph and draw were mac New York Ghetto. | art director at h tue atmosphiere for [ ings | scenes in the e | "“SCANDAL PROOF" IS NOW AT COLISEUM s urhl iined his | Pus rt peddler that saw Shiv | bearded old zentlemen latest starring | housewives filled th at the Coli-|the picture wa | Rudolph audicnce ner selm thee opened fo Schildi two day me of the s heer itar 1o in her lon With a highly emotionai role, Mis Mason did herself and, witl he assistance of a capable cast, pre sented some of the most potent dra hat has been ceen on local scre The story of “Scandal original one by Charies hat of a girl who, falsely nurder, clears herself with th of a man whose love she Supporting Miss Mason anc well known sereen leadi Frecman Wood, as the villain | Howell, Fr Raymond King, Kdw Martindel, Striker, Billy and Clari wane, . witnessed | er in the pictuy it | was as real s dittle | seen in the Schildkraut | featured part | cluding Arthur haffey, Rosa I al George Lowi orer Babb, « lano credi Proof,” and other Kenyon = > » . WHO'S WHO AN accused o win L3 Hazel tuth seph ; Sel, minu o pd man from Ax south on tl [ |“PAMPERED YOQUTH" NOW AT PALACE v han oterinhy et proimisal toria for (h fentur in x..pmu i Buzzelle left 1) i i morning fo wttie. Th clic's are plannin make (heir Scattle in home in rictor of the P ! Mavket, in tain when it is said iz ont who had chars ) for this pictin: wiclded the {dii o Blood,” the super-sp cial vwhich f W HeTaY hay the work of the same produce David Smith “Pampercd Youth” deal ily living in a small interior who e great pride in the display of their wealth, The Amborsons mall fortur on iheir build both inside and out, and “went Deputy in th for magnificence rather than t 3 fog, laft .of end harmony. With all their splendor stcame f his morning the sets in the pieturc sometime heautiful, and th 1 haml and artistic camerarin wore te all their There is a Cordovi with Iy niee wough Juneau thi Victoria for will ma a short wning north ssistant Ma by 1 mind, dett il rintendent ¢ fine, accom on the Vi wgment of ex wired o d by beauty to the toric this thrilling fire Aprons T“BELOW THE LINE" AT COLISEUM TOMORROW elow the Line,” th Bros. Classic of the is coming to the Co day for a two day eng Rin-Tin-Tin's fifth s tion since his film ¢ b dog, wonder was introduced to the pictuie world in “Where the North l.:L.m . followed by “Find Ycur Man. Lighthouse by th» Sea” and * ed in the Snow Country.” In “Below the L pears as a snarling, v wio develops into a la ABLO friend of the treated Jhim with kindn ture is said to be the the dog star has yvet had. June Marlowe and John Harron | play the two principal haman roles, and the cast ineludes Pat Hartigan, Victor Potel, Charies (Heinie) Con- klin, Gilbert Clayton, Edith Yorke and Taylor Dunca Herman Raymaker who directed Rin-Tin-Tin in “Trackzd in the Snow handgled e megaphone for “Below the L * which is an origi- ' d adapted to A. Logus. Warner witici Thurs ment, mark Rinty ap- us animal and cour- who has . The pic- | most thrilliu IS PEOPLE" AT PALACE THURSDAY (nmplete even m ()u mm.nml r way tracks, a strcet scene more than a block long, represen 1 section | of the New Yo & ide, was | built at Universal for “His l’(n‘ ple,* the Universal-Jewel productivn ! This is the first photograph to arrive in this country showing the dama death and destruction to the Madcira Islands. port several ships were sunk, the sca wail demolished and the wireless stafion disabled. ance was believed fo have caused the wave. . THE DAILY /\SKA EMPIRE, ‘WEDNE A Wohat Makes Siars Sium' One Fiddle of Huh awood bride nursed in nd Wwa directo : viti tamil With i tistry he contider Recentiy h memory alm i on oo uropeai ( lifferent peal is found in t Poushkoreff ha Chane He doevot four k » him. Meanwhii he h perfecting his 1 ship dock Soni ent u,.‘ nmakeup for the Chi tosome l nese «! racter of | Vu. It f her possc ithat earried i ssion unnam iook thin rointo the serc hot on ecach | \lmu' I)u ecior vaps His By | | | | Ail Details HOLLYWOOD, al ¢ ON . | Mic |1 | When He Was4 | i i \ ' incidents are example Marnan to 1! details of ki h try, try again iven b prihle | Cook Serves | With News il View QF') Woimnen Poetry Pa For Colle d heldle wh i ning throus r Moine Sine Hou more than 500 p ) ich | “Women of the Soil the major prize among 5000 cairi in the Naitonal Wit promiz 1 of letters, | and hooks and pl ( a Paris With Complication Wemen Work Ilere is how George Young, conquerer of the Catalina Channel, looked at the age of four—thirteen years before he hoped to get the $25,000 prize and about the time he ., . objecled strenuously to water, '), ployment p 1y if mixed with operd soap behind the ears. wgy o (International Newsreel) -~ 1 for the The Minfistry had an unhappy | hand s when o | von promotion and hecame hei | Another row ot and da h me the collab husbards and fathers in in Pari office Premier governmen Poincars 1 There has deved t temptation for a fuue | w <> Marine recently unarrel on it Jarman's for dresses $25.00 from chiel This shows the dam: (International Newaresl) | | elo | | | the | the French U Anderson dova; D poctry |y Smith, Skagway vequirements o | ¢ White Braner Mrs. Anna C. M. Tillinahast, the mother of two children and a pastor of the Universal- ist Church, was named Com- missioner of Immigration for tic port of Boston, hushand was where hoe iransfey came un woman. Hi o b ed i VO crica™ Finds ial Return know th title “Mis: o would of th the reigning year, Smallwood fix the The money may Ider ranging man used by wome Vst year tid, “booking of the adver nted me (o de wanufacturers Kinds of toilet article, numerous producers of and Undor mo'ion pictures Long Houschold who ha One A ook witl family has been tound in wn of Bonres, Her She for Edouard ¢ never marricd - o been w3 year L nanme AT THE HOTELS Gastinecau wmson, City; Ross R, Peebler 1y Mon lich, Cor ! trom, Cordova, Middlem v s Angele W Set. and Mps Hoif Chilkoo M. Sw arero Barr iottseliall ty; L. 10 L lova Alaskan n, Rob Haines Helen € ity; Joe Kor Horse ay; M. C. L Hud: Skagway L1 g Skagwa kagw Bruney . 0. Russc aines; M. 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