The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 3

Sy THE DAILY ALAbKA H\fll’lRL. THURSDA L4 e Tthe vounduy s at the broal | 24, o LEB 77 1927 ffast table I In fact, Boek is th omplete 4 1 [erner. He has a raveh of his ow 7:30 FTONIGHT*AND FRIDAY —— e 9:23 not far from (he edge of Hollywood fon which he raises blooded hors FOX NEI'S N for lis own use and for sale : 3 st Rt it R 3 TN el i x o IR " » | T“SILGE” COMING TO of BITZ : ) | PALACE ON SUNDAY i S s T 7' I Musical P i A - el e 7 ki n Goneert and Specie! Musteal Progiam Faney the hero and herc ot al son People frc el ———e S—_— ST - ' e ss ittt ik ———— THURSDAY —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Umotion-picture getting marricd ot from P = i the first reel! ' 1 [ fhacs ihe almost unprecede onted |, A = the UniversalJewel lnch honr - tiyet with i ho ; 4«""’ I T RN . S :\ilr’;i}ui;n Vall - and Il-iugnl-:‘n;. O'BrieiL | your plates. In any case i A | A 5 :‘ & thents YU Fe &t u \f.- \*'\‘In'liln comes to the Palace mext|,,jic are MmTorder. There is liltl @i . | Sunda of a disconcerting o =2 s g The story has its locale in a i LV oric v ; ¥ and know all about how to typical New England mills town.] o fhoc bt : e handle the prety ladies— [ with an avistoeratic, conventional! : ; i < | Tumily of that section as the prin IR i L 58 “/"l" cipal figures ! Firat ave off th Il cin ¥ v OLL | How the family attempts to tame | OUIES: wants g i et 1. fthe wife brought home by one of |Promincnt member e 5 el | its members is graphically told | STPOCE s famiiy iy e |this realistic picturization of Samuci]® be? s it = | Hopkins Adams® novel, which Svend | Baddil w5 P Gade divected 1 ae e SRR P SERTac S | ) | Virginia Vali plays the young wite, |3 - Bebtasde ! " X K Bugens O'Brien 15 her tushand, and [ o= SEEEEEE CEEE S S i, Mayy Alden 5 ssen as-thesdomtnant, {2 (S8 S SERERT R R gl B ; X cruel ruler of the family i Gl R, i § T | The strong supporting L i Gt ¢ il | | cludes Mare Mac-Dermott IRy e e . Burnham, Ha Lorraine, ileien | a0 ‘;x. II".m town nhattan g % A Dunbar and others i I R It street, a distanc ix mile sk el » | TP CC SRR s SR v more. 1 v a LEWIS STONE \ 3 {lof smali 1 I { e the establishments of m SHIRLEY 3503 ! News il Viegus o o DAVID TORRINCE ! 'N‘f"\ {1 comy wi BARBARA BEDFCRD ! w ) SER Ul conimnay andiconl BIG CA ! 0 flmewfig& $ soction Soh) A = {|tion” arouna X Ad:pted from the gieat novel by g T Dt B e Lady Mayoress Sets ible v taatial --lu_\‘]i!'” GRI \ND New Styles in Paris ! ighbor, 1} : Lady Blades' Russian boots at- [boen partiy respor Y 1anband tracted moie attention in Paris than | ed development of June Mathis, Editorial Director the mayoral ermine frimmed robes, dacksen said, but the golden chains of office and the of the latter can ) i 1 | ¢ i th [SH] QACK WHITE PRODUCTION 5 DA ihree corncred hat of her husband, | ). e 30 MINUTES I'sir Rowland Blades, lord mayor of | vehiculur f\ FARES { London. This fact dawned upon the LAUGHS lord Ler Paris where | city and state British newspaper dy Blades credited in 1 Russian o the lady and returm they Re mayor their Iy Or don PLEASE" Al St.dohn {SRMAID COMEDY D A\l |« to from th were gu ding b showed by v‘\ s of that La with in JOHN Cucalional Giclun wirs ar hoot craze Paris that perts and piqued (l: should have 1 left to an F it SENDAY MATINEE lish wonman to introduce so practicul ! SENDAG VINEL a note in owtdoor winter footwea N [ spondents said fashion ex urprised Shows—T7:15 and 9:20 10-25-50-Loges 60¢ were : | TN “ Fi VIRGINMIA VALLL and /G Woman Writer Turns PR To Detective Field A8 Mis. Marshall newspaper R TR A STt 1 AR SR L R 1T 005 I s N TR a Fone, a former become o of with a has managcy Okla.. write and s Blackwell, tective an staff ‘tice |at pose h iy opt ¥ duainiance has resulted i such pop-) 2 o ,4. » : wiar pictures as “our Leading Cit | “M5 Aldruaction “iCHidie Hlome o Arble; ayt] COTe i 4 ]I : ther author friend of Meighi an | Noted Pricon Worker Al wealtres i sth Turkington, considered by ! paces Loss of Place | iy to be America’s foremost Writ-|* “pusare of o proposed law by (ha s i T P A dong e the sar has|poneral assembiy of Colorado aboi- been trving 1o induce Tarkinglon 0, jsping the state board of correction s EIGH te an « wl story for him 'OUwill anean the passing from public : coLt 1 TONIGHT iy in on the screen. AU last thejiga of Mrs. Helen Loring Grenfell. | 1 fomous wnthor consented, with oSt Mrs Grenfell, following the expira frobat ) atifying vesults, The story s “Picdjon of her third consecutive term ar i i Yiper Madone” Lois Wilson s thelyg graie superintendent of public peopl o puh! T il instruction, was med commissioner M han. 1 trib i ied Pipcy Malone” will I lof the state penitentiary, reforma 1hle 1 onaki ol adl ROV Bt Coliscum theatre 10 tory and state insane asylum, in Far.mount | i nd gomorrow | charge of the management of funds, philoi ¥ 1 bl ; ., [and controlling affairs of penal in pleyers, author : WHAT FOOLS MEN" 18 {stitutions, the first woman to holl are proud to 1 him a AT PALACE TONIGHT lsuch a position. Since that appoint their friend ment in 1969, Mrs. Grenfell has heen John M i S Lowis Stene is a|connected with some board or com- alove iviend of han ' e mission directly in control of the A5 #HO0N wWear arange i him in his latest reen opus, | beniteniiany’s controi. Day as miss one of th Vhat Fools Men. at fhe Palace| In 1918 she was a membor of an McCormack ¢ v e tlibatea il be convinced, |Amcrican mission invit.d by wititin com dist it. A f tHionie Gilise aain] sovernment (o speak on war Pinchur N, € durin L E of Hag. contrihut ,|‘l.‘ nes and investig r condition governors conferet ttended by o fit of mankind--{it Englznd and France. wery State in Union, Meighan Kiione oth (hines he has ju.| Women Sweep Streets who was there {or a s souzt Covead | of Constantinople out by the troated, o o distance naval gun | Tumble betrousered Turkish wom them to a pra-rek g of hif A new iridescent peach-blown | €M Were sweeping the streets of Con newest pictu stantinople long before their more The friendship of han and A itols pe th penetratos neyw | cultivated ters could ecven waik' George Ade IS 5 osidt ln: | thereon reet cleaning was the Sth el sohen g BT\ Shes ERnar making posaible | first civic position open to women, | masculine lead com U anufacture of fine linen from | Who during the war replaced men “The Coll ~l“l‘ wasta o ipmu:»l\ despite the fact that wom- y it was dur run m"'u iia £ tiivae | oleniitie - nohitvad A0 -of: ithe nppst and middle cla se play that Meighan met Frances Riug, oo 08 080 0 onie trio| Were stlil secluded In harems. Sinc also a member of the cast and now umphs, it you will) were scored by!tHe Wwar, many women have been Meighan. The Meighan-Ade :mm. R Ordar: b e RavaIN A “‘r'mmml by returning soldiers, but tiu eless,” the pott man. | WO scavenger is still a common F ufacturer in “The Middleman” anq |S!8Lt. Most of them are old, as the SAYS RE | pEppER”ldmww,m“w"mWww.y.wammmpwwmmw $10 month do not attract girls in The fingl and greatest invention|® 44¥ of factories. “EAT QTOPS PAIN (and his finest impersonation of a|,cenal MOOSE TRICK | Al & visionary of mechanical bent) is the| AS CATTLE ON RANGE flax separator. Peopie seeing the Shatie ¢ it e HerlC ponobs 300 ) e past two mild winters the moose B S B ) ot fimeer oMK |on Konai Peninsula have thriven and Rhenmatism, lumbago, meuritis, o 0, 08 00 T L cheese, | CMerge this spring in fine condi- backache, stiff . sore muscles,’ o I:nn aul.ll District Game Warden strains, sprains, aching joints, When| g 0 (4l)n|t-4|‘»":.1"”‘.; Cadwallader, to the suwum1 ou are suffe ou can hardly N e ta aain | G8teway. :;-9;‘ around, Red ]'“”"".:::"‘li,”:'uI‘l‘x‘|li;;|nlvha.‘l::’r‘ ]':‘I:::m" Is said ' continuing the question, the Gate.! Rub. | A At 3 way says found the moose as Nothing hos . such . conosntintad:|es ; . lmick as range cattle. There are penetrating heat and'’ BUCK JONES REAL *lmany fine bulls and the calves and e anistra . WESTERNER TYPE | COWs are sleck and fat indic into, pain and ¢ T . O R ] P that they have wmttl-red well. | comes at once. ! Buck Jones, the William Fox star D,""“ s w',m :111:.51‘ ’T‘md} “h""' Just as soon as you apply Red|gp - n...‘,.m of the Bad Lands,” at the :,:m"‘ 'm"" ":“ ;‘ml l:l'w;m" hlu‘ ‘\ Pepper Rub you feel the tinsl'ng. Coliseum Saturday, is a perfect speci- m’f‘ ‘”n..‘-“n:‘“ io8h it u'n,“";n ':': heat. In three minutes the 0T men of (he Western cowpuneher. | jower posions % s spot is warmed tarough and through e stands well over six teet, is ikny '{MI of decimation of the| and the torture is gone | broadshouldered, strong as an_ ox,|iards is groundless, but on the ”" Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made can ride with the hest of th-m!,um the n.m.,nlu appear more “ll froim red peppers, ¢ little at any shoots with deadly accuracy and! erous ”._m‘ ave ot drug store. Get a jar at once. De knows everything there is to know > roping, branding and r1gning “nunim k Hose for ladles avd! Re s as mnch at heye cn‘ml'dren at Jarman's Store. ady. | sure to get the gemuine, with the about name Row'es on every packagc mh.;cfil\.e. por or " 11 . ) i I |} l retard acks id. i i s tone . Seen in Centry ark ) g m. amid A and ehil tom Liperature, a thin e bespectacid osscountry runner, drossed in lis 1 uit and doing o good clip along the pavement Cuare for [ omnia? e footlights of Broadway 1hatrc by these days, but (hey still co bacl ot g tage. Francine Larvinors is one of {the recipients, An admirer of the 1 it e actress said it with a corsage Jjust 3 I gton! before a inee recently Lt aaing: et | America’ ¢! 1 G L < 8 You won't have ed to e this pic ! PRESENTED BY ADOLPH ZUKOR & JESSE L. Booth Tarkington OM Booth MEIGHAN arkington! The leading start and foremost author! amd to he coax ture WE HAS BNOW EVER ol Coniing Hatu l)urumi of the - oo The # L Stu PHONI 257. It's a palzce car roomy 7 enger sedan comfort and reasenable rates oo Fric the 25th, is Remnani IJay at (i advy TRATION Aimee Semple McPherson, Los, | Angeles evangelist, waved MU dsisays prvei Btk bl . n Looks for registering of Luml bye 1o Chi ago as she left St Mi Sal tlon 1o for revival meelings in ()hm. o AR donierisia Rt 1 the City of Juacau, April ah . will open on March 2nd, 2 SELZG..- GRILDREN DROWHN 1927, and will be closed at 6 o'clock » m. Hat ¢il 2nd, 19 wWh pleving in a boat off shor I'he 1id reg books will near vie Sunday afternoon, Febli, open o eaci ( excepted) 13, two sous 'of Mrs, Seminoff, a between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m widow, residing at lovia, sged and 12 noon and 1 o'clock p. m. to 14 and 16 respectively, w 5 o'clock p. m., at the City Clerk's drowned and third bo; iged 12, Office in the City ifall Bullding lo- whose name could not be learned, cated at the corner of Ath and, and who was in the boat when it Main St i sunk, was recuscitated by Dr. Lane H. 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