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

”plcpgg;TT’ PALACE] SUNDAY MATINEE, NIGHT and MONDAY O ERTURE BY PALACE ORCHESTRA | Hodge Podge- Some Sense and Nonsense i | | If you want to see the best comedy-drama ever produced SEl | i i | [seribed, Directed bv SVEN GADE | by Costa Secgercrantz {lesson, ¢ ,comedy drama containing a new idea ! divorce in a most congenial role; | Worthing, | Conti, Hden, Also a Buster Comedy and o “BUSTER AND TIGE A NOSE DIVE” TANIL Last LON CHANEY in fl:ceys Good Times Tonight “THE UNHOLY THREE” But Betier This Time Atiractions an “all- Iy up- by is interpreted that has used portunity to a good advantage The cast includes: Lon Chancy, ’ Moo Busch, Matt Moore, Victor Me- At r’l()(ltres I Hary vles and M [ otz as well as o number of lesser ]lIJHH' 3 | 3 e Great eredit should given the| “THE UNHOLV THREE" AT | ai . i masterful way in director the | PALACE, LAST TIME TONIGH f‘ 1 which producticn has been conceded he ! made. Yet it must be tarted with an out- nl!h'mtllnn\‘ story, Tod Robbins’s popular myst novel, and an extremely good tinuity which is the work of Waldemar Young. ody and it tar cast i | i | | | this Tive Tod “The Unholy ma directed by Metro-Goldwyin-Maycr {antured at the Palace and for the fwo times tonight, can aptly ibed as cne of the best pictur class the screen has a crook r\v) Jrowning for and now ng con- | | the | tast be | sensoned {escr of this wi. rowning has me o large amount of h intoresi tato fhe film and ha ft out the efforts .1d Lromide situations about mort-|girl to make a aucs, snow storms and villaing who |ness werld pay her dividends on an (laim the boautiful young heroine | cducation aequired in an m-huivn[ in lien of cerizin amounts of money | Enropean school, and what happens | owed by poor pareits. when learns that men are m; Ho has filmed the terested chiefly in her feminine! o ivio of museum freaks who unite |charms constitutes the theme of “Any | 2+ a criminal band called “The Un-' Woman,” the dynamic business-and- Three.” There is a fourth men ‘ty drama which Henry King| but she becomes the heroine in|dirccted for Paramount. | carly part of the | 2 ani It will be the main film attraction| out in the arms of an innocent Coliscum tomorrow. lover who has been framed by her Te has the leading which reveals another side of remarkable versatiiity as an ever |, | " “anv womAN” AT COLISEUM TOMORROW of a cold cuceoeded in injoct- veautiful yvoung! American busi- | she advontures of holy oer the at tho Alica s role her act- twhile friends. The picture is not lacking in com- Pttt SR e S B | | | | | | i TO THE MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE PIONEERS’ MIXER We wish to thenk you. our visiting Pioneers a good time at the Elks’ Hall Tonight Music by the Pioneer Dance Orchestra Let all turn out and give THE *ALASKANS There are a few more ticket: left so do nct be backwards in coming LADIES FORWARD—GENTS $1. Pionecr Punch Free | surance {ly gave fof Hforth | coming [ fills it fof it a fand 1To most men home l'HL I)\lL\ ALASKA LW’IRL, SATURDAY, ’\L\RLH 19, of the charact.riza e viously portrayed The fact that the Woman” was written the gereen by Ar the bril A baby positive a st-compelling | plot. Doatrice Van and Jules Furtt. ;") man, widely known scenarists, made | the film adaptation | The photoplay is crowded with in-| 0 cident and action, and is set against the fascinating background of bi husin ioand smart Direc has outdone himself in ihe | mounting, and HI'I ‘utire production repres 8 the last| word in magnificent settings, gorge-| ous gowns and lavish display | The!ma Morgan, Ernest Gillen, | Henry Kolker, Lawson Butt, Jameos | Neil and argarvita Fischer among . those prominently support of Miss Terr heir pect and even it int of no an - inie tanding o s latc ClAnd then [has the ¢ later b has ¢ the society tor Kin matter of stage ha posse, verh ha anse Tho are | greal in | prominent or cast action | AT PALACE SUNDAY: % ()\Ll”" * ]|n.~h.|ml and thre o interesting children, recent his views on the attitude husband and wife toward the home. O'Malley’s ideas were bhrought by the vole he appears in “Wateh Your Wife,” Universal-J wel, | to the Palacc theatre com-! mencing at the matinee Sunday. O Malley is co-starving with Virgima | \'d“! | “The woman,” Pat, “makes | Doer, a b home something spiritual rating with high ide and bulwark against the worr troubles of the outside world is merely a a place to protect him the wind and (h ‘Wateh Your Dife,” such a woman as | while the haps than He is an author wrapped up i his own work that he has forgot ten all the little niceti that ducs a wife. However, he learns such men always do.” Your Wife" " Pt of l.lllul Woman B | outranks of of ing men, sponsored American 1s, make Katherine banlk the of 1 ter rain, “In s just state ted grade made taliing e o'd the wif have hushand s the 50 worse ave man ave | Official hi one of th “Watch is a domestic | sses of o to have Sir Williar picture thseription It is filled with rich humor somewhat of a satire on the problem “Watch Your Wife” is beautifully staged, two cventually striking scen~s being those in a res- [ National taurant and in a roof garden ! Kendal, Among the players are Nat and s modern wh Carr Helen Lee ! her childl vented wife: Al jica on and Nora Fov- | first | Rifth ing ‘l'upm the Aggie Herring, There will also be a Hodge Podi Susan Buste Brown comed oA CHARMING GOwN Madame discusses would seem that one’s | accident, But Madame's STEAM LAUNDRY frrrrrrrrrr s s e rrrrerees z MEN’S SUITS Cleaned and Pressed . Sponged and Pressed .. . $3.004 -1 nuz S e s DU CLEANING ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 15—Work « "“THE BANDIT'S where the hois — — unusual comedy “WATCH YOUR WIFE" ’ = News anWmm o Women:t& ROCIHESTE R fundamentals Madge Kendal Gets Portrait LONDON an official boen connected with the stage sinee seve Avenue | " e has been soiled at an afternoon tea. carding 1t She doubts that the stajn can be removed. Madame is exceedingly regretful. It was a dehightful cos tume—one that she took the utmost pleasure in weanng. It gown will come back from the cleaners as good as new. 1927. i London Theatre i ndal in e honn s not than Whistler's much re BABY EUM TONIGHT Vi turcsque i AT COLIS vian in proud show raspective offsprin % it Riflewoman Tutors Schoolbcys to Title CHICACO. Boys Training high of i Corps at Chicago, have Miss Mary Mo y brother, Stephen, i wionally known vifle hersell a crack cxcellence attested when the school wa proficiency in Olticors Lk delighttul Fred ! 1 e production o Lit tandit's Baby [N () Colizenm theatic when “The Ik ourage to urdened scaped from il veal fun begins! The wrel of monkeys could merriment than the new production: and Fred’ “Silver King” plays a both in the thrilling { CONSTANTINOPLE M the | Mezihe Mouhieddine, Turk [ ing feminist, president and lof the only women’s club [ key., has wndertaken nation wide sur ers with the compilation of on women in industry sions. The survey will of the kind in Turkey and will 1 quirs at least six months for ion, so great are the difficultic gathering accuraie land where stu centirely unknown The women’s club which is un devtake the task has 600 members was admitted last year to mem DAk 1y oiship in the International Federa MOSL o, and Madame Mouhieddine hope: represent Turkey at (he Fodera- tion’s convention at Rio de Janeiro M. del Mastro iy a0 RCLE TRAPPER DIES win e ivics QN BLACK RIVER; BODY | IS FOUND BY INDIAN three of school, an vitle coach, Rl whose aloy ind haby tes herift ja 12 shot, and it who an wit markswon of Tier teaching the rifle awarded n competition rifle corp e with a i pro. | not | ‘O \dl. | city the holastic ; damao lead foundsr in Tur make part, the LA picture and in sequences B 0 B e o women wor statistice and prof be the firet ot in a heen in the way information tistics have P e ank Employee Many Men b Conn heth ¢ employe here. lus in knowledge of higher than has been atiending the Hartford Institute of a class chaptet Banki of to king class 00 per cent ing grades, them nor rank — | The body of of Circle, has Ikiver, about Cirele, Felter, found miles tele of Gov Roy heen 100 trapper | on Black | north ot | m re-| Gieorge | Madge Kendal according (o British ceived at the office ntury, s A, Parks. The dead man was found by by an Indian trapper who brought the | word to Federal authorities at Cirvele | vical | Relter was an ex-service man, ho- | that [ ing in the U. S. Army during th:| it will find it o the | war with Germany. He survived Portrait Gallery. Dame his mother who re in Se-| 78 years of age, ha The cause of death was not definitely known but it was believed | to have resulted from natural caunses there is said to have been nol evidence of foul play | The body, it is expected, will he| brought from Black River to Cirels for interment Dame best loved act- he last quarter portrait done n Orpen. The price of to be paid by thes n, and it is hoped o is visited Amey making hey in New York at th atre in 1889, play in “A Scrap of | appearance was 10d. She 1 occasions, Hartley lu~ll A Dubious Question with her maid the advisability of dis- ovchiest apparel 1s most suscepuible to thrifty Maid knows that ALASKA can remove any stain, and that the forrrrrrrorrrrrrorrrororoce WOMEN’S -WEAR Ladies’ S8ilk Dresses and Lingerie Ladies’ Coats $1.50 up $2.00 up D e e e ] PRESSING alled for and delivered promptly SUNDAY and MONDAY 7 :30— 9:25 T0X NEWS HlNA SHOP” FOX SCENIC “FASTER FOSTER” Telephone Gir wziv No, 11 COLISEUM MELOUDY MEN CONCERT —OVERTUV L Xylophone Solo “The Rosary” ALICE TERRY ; 60 cents 7:30 Preseciption Comedy:— tillery Drama:—"'with as Adem and Eve'— in Machinc gun Melod just w). t iie Doctor orderel'”—Dis- tor Pathos:—"a3 human and a Baby, mixed up a thousand laughs, —LOGE3—30 -CENTS D.M. CUTHWELL Representative——Juneau, Alaska COMING SOON A Large Shipment of t'he Bee Vac Electric Vacuum Cleancrs n Popularly 1 Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. riced