The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 28, 1927, Page 3

;.|i|IIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII|IIIIIIIIlIIIHIIIIIIIIII'». | . >, M. Pic I()I\I 1. NEW'S SI‘IC(II/\IA MUSI FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS THE PEPPIEST SHOW! S \\\ D tames the bad men—s in cvery bad man's sid \\\ Yhe She a thorn DON'T BE A CHEAP-SKATE! hour of fine comedy. See LIGE and the Mermaid ccmedians in fact entertainment, “CHEAP SKATES.” 10- 25 50- esett Flower flll l)/\ll\ /\LASI\A cant nn, Alee Fran Gray A Freneh G h toof the include Dorothy Cnmming cis. Jed Proaty, 1 ne hur and the ta Hausman v "COLLEEN MOORE IS i AT PALACE TONIGHT LB Full of prom.: he of the star fall upoa the humble While tain per rivals’ cinen o 6 Orchestra 7:00-7:15 S sphere cannot be disputed work n e foundation of n re in the movies Colleen Moove, star of First tional’ The Desert l'hl\\v\.' lace A with i t 10 can ricori been rthy ()l THE WORLD Nt 1IH “spor- lI\IA NUMBER HENREEHHIn R 1 havine spon nt produ lu.n- constituted heasel! ¢ budding carcers instance, appearing Plower™ i ister ol Lenc Ulrich ar. There is, aiso, a broth o of ‘Tt Schipa Tenor the Metropolity Morrison, a promising player his liberation frow the “extras™ to M perhaps, in this cou nection a bit of sisterly solicitude may hav e ben admixed to her profession ! al judgment, as Clive is her brothor Buby Mty Miller, if continues (o b ' she grows M for her carce “The Deser hor ro virtually for thes For Desert rich, a Bolasceo Schipa, famon Clive ol “hits,” the rank; « Moore - though, Pl m the is mee Ann of she | when thank Miss godmother her debut Louise LLOYD HUGHES and Sho ma n\‘« Flower.” IS AT SATURDAY "WESLEY BARRY COLISEUIM and all heard stories—real of men who have won, bu the men who ve lost? 20 down 18, kno are beaten giving of to the nml’ Such is e Kid in “Battling| Picture whica You've fictional what of those who ing the their best a scrapper Bunyan,” the brings Wesiey next Saturday matinze and Christened Aiken Buny: tered the boxing ring as Red Achin’® Bunion,” and stepped on it and let fly pushers—he was a howl was as funny as his name what a riot he was! Even Molly laughed at him! that hurt most of all. for in her Trish blue eyes he wanted to be he hero. but he knew he was only & “speckled ege” and that he had .| nerve to think any girl like Mol!v would look at him twice! But thero| core wveni n; [ha “Battlin when hej his leather | his fightin: Oh. boyv he's the desert wildflower and e Treat yourself to a half CONLEY, ESTELLE BRADLEY two clever and snappy reels of 60 cents Sunday Matinee—N( “UNDER WESTERN SKii "lII|III|lII|IllIIlIIII|||II|III|IIIII|III|IIIIIIIIIl Loges is nothing to equal the hope of the despairing! With the dogged doterm ination of youth that has always known responsibility bevond its years, the Kid battled to attain his two ambitions —Molly and a partnership in the garage where it fell to his it capable hands to do all the dirty IllllIIIIIIIIlIJIIIIIIithIl iillmu-il“iiiihi s ‘ L T T T O T T T (T T T T T B T T T JRMAN KERRY in Only brop Few Davs Left! in Frye-Bruhn Market ne for New 00 worth chosen Grocery of Groc Fullerwear ~—the All-purpose 'SPAR VARNISH ' / For lasting protection and ‘beauty above and below decks ! FULLERWEAR VARNISH is unexcelled. This tough, durable, elastic finish dries overnight. It re- un, water, heat and cold. it imparts a pleasing lus- tre that withstands abuse. Doesn’t YOUR boat deserve the best? FULLERWEAR is a truly remarkable varnish— Try itl Thrn ’s a Fuller Paint /013 every marine purpose YOU will find here a com- plete line of Fuller Paints and 3 Varnishes. Come and see us! ) f . 1Juneau’Young Hdwe. Co. W. P. FULLER & CO. 20d Ave. So. & Jackson Street Seatile, Washs Branches in 27 Paciic Coast Cities 4 Factories in San Francisco, Los Augeles, Portland Distributors of Valspar on the Pacific Coast old plD.l'l for save at The me.n-. tAllan Dwan, “Battling Bunyan” is a comedy iv| which ~ the tear always lurkin avound the corner of every laugl It is an adaptation of a Saturda Ivening Post story by Raymond Le lie Goldman. UNDER WESTERN SKIES" AT PALACE ON SUNDAY Aliractwns At Theatres In making the big race scenes Westorn Skies,” an Bdward K- Universal-Jow 'l production at the Palace Sunday, Di rector Sedgwick planned to give me-! vie fans something new in horse racing scens | To this end he wrote into the; stocy a b h-taking steeplechase or! hurdle race. It hag about it the thrill; of danger to the riders as the spleu- | did animals, along at fully specd, leap into air Erace. | fully take the hurvdles. Thers ar and shocks in plenty in thi voseene—one of the most | falls yet caught by the camera being the one taken by Nor man Kerry, who plays the featurcd 1ole rrv's fall The horses, Haking the pirst mount ridden by Kerry st alls, Both hesse and ric mingle in the dust of the track. Kerry, who is an accomplished horseman, spent sevoral we rehearsing this scere| before he finally attempted it he fore the camera. The race formel, one of the many thrilling incident of the Pendleton Round-Up of 19 the exclusive motion picture rights | to which were purchased by Uni versal for this one picture. “THE COAST OF FOLLY” AT COLISEUM TONIGHT g From washwoman to smart this last pi il her of Folly,” bridge: ast een hel s Gene The Coas! tonight . “Madame new production, at the Coliseum In the former, she was the famous laundress who became a duchess ant influenced cven the mighty Napoleon. | In the present story she the 1 diant society girl, skimming through butterfiy life of Palm Beach and New York, the idol of modern co and fashion. Paris provides atmosphere of th and culture her, too, when she portrays the C tess de Tauro. “The C t the i early in bunched, when the nbles anl| comes well lurdle of Folly," directed b gives Miss Swanion an opportunity for acting since aside from tne society glamou in which she moves, there are quences of real heartbreak. 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APRIL 28, L A I | n H Ho's h 1o Peter Dull, { th Alaska ] Geoy from bhur Alumeda Allen, member of Seattle law firm Allen and Hilen Juneau for two s left today on the Junean whore medic rttle : ot pital tor w known laska | Froud been in busines Seattle. on the will enter W. . Hellan Scattle where ind 8 which s Mi. Helig rogistered l.mm cist attle who will probably come with him in about two weeks President of Ol ttle on the Nied on ihe A will bhuy his new dru operted nex also emplo iy I north fix Wvos Al store month Q. 0. > F. ANNIVERSARY nowill Odd Pellows (ho familier are a pas-[they are to Al the Odd ¥ {to calebrat Toun A st o Rebekahs and o in mind.ad ssemble this Nows Hall at 8 o'c! the 108t anniy g of Odd el cial invitation ha Douglas momber members ol the announcem it today —— — Friday, the Hoth, Day at Goldstein's DRINK WATERIF holesale jeweler of the his wife, are passer-|America to Wrangell from Sitks extended Rogers all visiti of the Peters Thi Wwer cnroute o cial commitiee al Rog hitn United Sta lie companicd gOUS enroutc on the Admiral Guy Pere 4 pa Sultan 1w hy O the Arms (o Ketehika Romy m and John Now Steanhont 1 a trip to Wran Rog rs. The, on the firs Emporin Admiral to ) on the return met ™ mng g the home Rog on Junes who has in Juncan .m past weel retimed (o her Ketehikan on \\lm. s was accompanied byl Sjursen who w 1 of Sjur n a 1l of Ketchikan, M and two chlidren pian to leave for Ketchikan where they wil their home Mis, Rae H Rogers Sjurs m en with friends John compos Dray Sjur if Back Pains or is Irritated Bladder om Flush your kidne) the lquart of water each day Sigalts oceasionally, says a noted thority, who tells us that too m rieh food forms acids which Stev Ieft on for Seattle. She enroute to St. Louis to visit with hov danghter, Rae, who will g 1ty from Principia this term. Mrs - disvet il Will return morth baralyze the kidneys in their eff in June to expel it from the blood. J . burn, formerly Manager become sluggish and wesken; the Chichagof Mine, and now in- you may sufter o in '-im;:j\:v'lli:frS‘L\x‘l(l?(‘;; ‘TN i the kidney region, sharp \mnf Bl L in the back or sick headache, avanaugh, representing ziness, your stomach sours, ton alla: BLHIWArEI 0o n is coated, and when the weathes from Sitka on the Admirai bad you have rheumatic twin e will remain in Junean The urine gets cloudy, full of s week. before sailing for ment, the channels often get and other southeastemt \yng frrifated, obliging relief two three 'lhu night NS il t pa M bout «a Ketchikan towns M. S you or times Wilson, local broker, e home from Sitka on the A ral Rogers | L. M. Carrigan, representing Ar-!acids; to mour and Co., passed through Ji-iand flush off the body's cau on the Admiral Rogors waste, get four ounces of Jad S: Wrangell. Mrs. Carrigan who hasie o= e e N bheen visiting friends for the past two | 10N Ay pharmacy here. Tak tablespconful in a gl of wa in Juneau, joined Mr. Ca: rigan here. \before breakfast for a few days, 1. Preston, our kidneys may then act f his famous ts is mude from Grocery So.. passed through o) ! " tyat on the Admiral Rogers. acid of grapes and lemon juice, bined with lithia, H. Biggs, one of the nnw of the Gastineau Hotel, is a business trip to $oattle on 10T years to help flush and stimu Ey R AEL sluggish kidneys; also to neutra J. C. Barber, Ketchikan busine.ss the acids in the system so they man, who has been in Juneau the jonger irritate. thus often past two weeks, is returning to Dis' piaddes. weakne: ome in Ketchikan on the Alaska 4 Balts is A. J. 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