The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 3

i I COME EARLY Al T AT Tilibibitig 'l'()\'ll;ll'l' AN 2 Shows Each Nicht JRIAL, NEWS PICTURES OF FIRS AND Presented by JownCFunn VADE IN One cof the funniest PAULY AND THE OR! PRICES—Loges Adults Youths—12 to 15 years Child¢ren—Thursday ni{m Children—1'r; rday SUNDAY MATINET I lilillfl!!” MHH!MIIHE'{ il Ju] litt! k. Al:‘ mclions At Theatses Pl “ROCKING SON" MAKES GOCD Moon,” Metroyeiitn pictvure finest le ad a action on its first pre Palace theatre I details the romane 1 rentures of un womsn owns the largest blue fox Alaska and haffl the fox atiempt to sieal her valuabl op” of furs. Ther is v Ly aplenty in the film which holds wtention from the first scenc to the last. The na deoided- 1y worth seceire Lilyan Tashman and heal the cast u[ play o most whiie Las o ntatic night Proy the =t story vl m in poache: one donces are John Bower nd render ance, and Rockeliffe characterist? the most Selbic ir seen of which they Luke Cosgrave and are also ideally c ior the feature direetion of There it night in make Evelyn role; mu s played under th audicnees satisfaction the audi- picture, made at The com year and two large general Sc 5 in lo: e of th see were iors. one the in a street hand last knew the out door Sitka and man pany was her half ago enroutn Snow, who app was given int about n Sto Joe seene, a good night. Lloyd Hamilton brand new comedy nature, cntitled “The there was almest a of laughter. “Rocking Moon™ ma.ndcr of this nigld!ly. is also seen in of an exception=] Mo ani cortinual gale week, two RESA e e pee |“THE BORDER LEGION" | | IS NOW AT COLISEUM a true sto ced on ""“The Border by Zane Grey and Legion” p night. hllliiliIHHIHIIIl!IIHli!IIHII!HIiZiiiii AND AV OID Tlik RUSI Of AMILTO COMEDIES SHOWS ALWAYS AT AT PALACE | | location. | is on for the re- shows the sereen, opened at the Colisenm last There is a mighty fine cas precenting this feature in which ap- l) SA I‘ \\ A .nul ‘).2() THE DAY THEN with LILYAN TASHMAN, JOHN BOWERS, ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWES and LASKA WINTER Adapted by Jack Cunnin; ind Elli from the novel By BAs'uizfl';?‘wnfgfilcflm METROPOLTAN Directed by CEORGE, MELFORD' PICTURE ALASK A comedies of the year N’ THERE WILL BE 2 SHOWS EACC - i SPECIAL MUSIC HAS BELN A\Rh/.u(mu i u! ) CHESTRA PL /\‘(‘ AND M. BoTH 60 cents 50 cents 30 cents 20 cents 10 cents inny Hines’ IV WIRE" i greatest show Mareno, Fellowe: Helon and ¢ Antoniio Rockliffe ney the or story * being away at a time cmployer needed | ted by his a N 1o; etheait in a haff to prove n e join ftor Keils, the h cabin. In + her, Joan shoots im b I istant band prepar hut the ride. Legion pents and him ptured by 1 1o ) embrac wants 2 mining betraye them. Cle reach the away. Th caped Joan and h for her, s and in the i raeone cures Joan and they the who carrying the band Kells Gulden cut wins. Cleve that follows Ke Joan who to freedom cize cards rides a and happin ave Cleve "Tl:lE LIVE WIRE” AT PALACE ON SUNDAY of com all lies the that spontaneously Johnny cver made, ie Live Wir is the cor ian's initial tional starring production, It starts out continue its “sixty-mile-a-m ciip until the final fade-out. Opening with the circus sequ which Johnny is cast as Marinelli,” who aring I wire, thrill at the begi serics of comic perfect laughs Firs prize. surmounts thrill sequences from supported by a cas Idmund Breese, Barney Sherry, Parke Flora Finch. jture v adapted from | Washburn Child's novel, * of Lizght.” and was directed by (les Hinc ‘The Live Wire” [t the I ce Sunday. Fs jir R 1 e '|“THE RESERT'S PRICE” AT COLISEUM SATURDAY | ) '}‘l};x.as~—uu.{pcnahbram’lfl U ANDY {LASK A LEGISLATURE LTI . Clev. bad Lhow bad he L band of outlaws and leader attempt- | et % to health the wife Hines takes (he! with a bang ani! foatures ad slide gown a sixiy foot inning and then begins a that beginning Mildred Bradley The pic- Richard llIl thriiling combincd Price I),\IL\ \L mak William Buck been Elert's =l duction =|comes (o Coliseum and nigh The story is in the West the owner of tleman [ through il atinee h Jif + foud between 10 rides a rang uud o she ranch and his exciting a Buck some very cene through other n his way chavacteriatic 1 fichts ory Florence G ir - Houseman, Montag Butterworth and I Van Dyke dirvected the Jones are Love, n Marion. W. S production. Auother episode of “Gallopin’ Hoofs” will also he shown and this chapter another thrilt ing is said to be one B rrrrrrrrrr e rrrrrera) Texas Woman Heads Chamber of Commerce CORPUS CHRISTL, Texas.—A long | established precedent was broken in Corpus Christi when Mrs. Lovin Jones Spoonts, who believes that an individe debt to a community only paid by public elected president of the Chamber She was the unanimous a board of directors com men. Her term of year its bestowal wi the ident Chazab d man's he service,” was of Cominerce. | choice of posed is for a the greatest civic honor could confer upoa a1 issued I of oftice and statement of Commerce a last baliwick, s hound to b all right s elected by the men themselves ; and proud Spoonts, the Jones, pionecy Southwest T in club sl it said hut becanse was and they ace their choice.” iter of W of [k boen long has active 1 civie work African Native Wives Use Lizard Porridge LEICESTER, can native wives have in lizard porridge vant husbands, according A. S. D. Ranger. who has home after many years missionary work in Central Africa. He says the native women whose hushands have strayed from the pati of faithfulness dry 1 in (he sun, pound thewm to @ powder and put it in their huws band's por The women have a firm belief the cfficacy of this remedy bec of the homing in stinct, Central — Afv a firm be food for fo the as a Rev returned re in ause State Lahoratories Directed By Woman LOUISVILLE, Ky anti-toxing to combat discases in Kentucky under the supervision by women. Dr. Linllian director of the State laboratories and has heid since the department was cred 1911, She L former vice pnn.l.lu, of the American Medical Wy the first woman to hold n o addition to her other s business munager of the Ken {tucky Medical Journal. Her husbandd lis . il. Tye, a lawyer, and she has is w3 time to care for her home L T T T R R U U T T T e T T T T L T T L L L L L] and Serums communicabe are prepared of 1" a South i the office AS80¢ i , il | duties she Women's Interest in Politics on Increase OKLAHOMA CITY, homa women are taking ing interest v politic to Mis. Mabel Russctt, missioner of charities itions who lcd Lie election appli 4 . but over wh Okla an Joan He increas. tate a ocratic Mrs) not i oruedl dis questions “Do not theiy co ticke Ia Joun is ihe vemi declaved men in citi They talk political mterest think that the cam, | ballots without v ©duing,” said Mrs. Ba m voting are informe who ' d to w trict Keil Gut #ivl, The of do men women knowing cast what so- | Are el of th the best men voters attack e an'l Gulden figat | gives his life to rrr s e rrep s b srreed NEW YORK, March 10. brigh. lights of Broadway have not lonly dimmed but extinguished the Was brilliance of a time honored institn- iy 'I" tion of New York's most fashionahle ¢ Na.|homes known as the servants’ ball. Once a year in the old days the | house was turned over to the help and the rigid caste lines of below stairs were forgotten. The might even dance with the scullery maid, and the cook with the booi- boy, or the master and m might join in the festivities. Today, declare mistrgeses of man-| sions large encugh for ball rooms, domestics are “theatre mad,” and want nothing but theatre tickets and a litile extra money for a et afterwards for their annual outing. A “homel evening,” even with music and dancing, in the house they have clean in the morning nothing but boredom for funny i inute" ences, “The his right are| to t that Game Char- comes There ms to be an insatiabio demand for taxis at the hotels, The drivers wait in line at the entrances .| withont shutting oft their motors T |in fact, scurcely halting their wheels, but rather creeping vmxymunnnlv g3 nearer and nearer &3 if on dna of the action | cadless belts in Hewry l‘onls factory. The | butler! SKA EMPIRE, { fabulous FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Fiafgeran dontly may in nowstorm led upposed ites wh ay the of T dinnert n Judging of those Broadway pays check from orders most riain re tant a ime, appetites uppre wie fare ol nd and coffee, or a thaft that of irls at noontim cat any m thiein their midnight o+ ake reater the One shop they it 1} ‘GRAND IGLCO GF !the | Thrift wonan | board of heal b the office. | Oklz according | com only | they | “Mosi | well informed | ALASKA PIONEERS TO CONVENE HERE Pioneer’ will meet toni to make 1 arrange the Grand lgloo in Jo Thur requested to b will the The neaun Hall for nent in the ZANDER, I COMNG NG starts sessions noxt day 17 present Maren All members are tonight as it prece b G mecting ding 1l Women's Auxiliar Pionecty and 1 and » Women's Auxiliary F. J. Hunt and M as representatives. 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