The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 6, 1927, Page 3

IHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1927. Shannon D; who plays Qi » in “The Star Dust Trail.” \ Fox production, coming Saturday matinee and evening to the | eum, does an unusually of work ‘with a part girls would not consider de sShe is cast as that most PICKETT PAILLACE o | sirable. I pathetic of girl out of a job. {shabby and illfitting, and 1 applie in a which com- ¢ submerges her natural charm {Even at the end, she is not allow to triumph, but I the man she | lloves, and nas befriended. But still | |Shannon doesn’t care. In fact she ih like: 4 P i1 TONIGHT . AND SATURDAY AROUND THE WORLD WITH OUR NEWS REEL she said, “that| acting much more worth | wn straight roles. It certaiuly gives one better training, and that's what I want.” So far Miss Day has received nothing but character parts there hav: been plenty of though her picture A First National Picture SPECIAL ienc. e played almost every type known to .o the silver sheat. “The Star Dust iginal story by Fred Hatton, rring Bryant Washburn has the masculine role and Richard is the designing villain. TO PALACE ON SUNDAVJ‘\ | Probably the old gistent human de municate with the dead. About this desive Director Browning has written and transl to the screen a thrilling ¢rook drama which exposes the methods of ed medi flecti with nd nost per- is o com Robert I'razer, Johnny Walker, Clara Bow, Gas- ton Glass, Walter MeGrail, Robert Edeson—that’s a cast that guarantees a big show. (HHTHTT OUR COMEDY “Beware of Relations” sect or individual, Director Browning has gained much fame among the millions of pictura fans as author and director of thrilling underworld films foundad on the machinations of banded crooks. Only a short time ago he gave the picture-goers the unique and much admired film, “The Unholy Three." In “The Mystic Browning 1 created and filmed a y that w go a long way toward crooked inums who pr NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: I have applied for license for the Palace Orchestra to play all copyrighted pieces of music for presentation with the BIG FEATURES that will be shown in the future at the Palace Theatre. JOHN T. SPICKETT, Proprietor. TWO BIG SHOWS TONIGHT- BRRREEERRRRBRRRROREERD REERREERRRRRRRRE LR RN I T 7 and 9:20 grief-stricken public made il their almost hysterical desire to com- ||} Adults 50¢ municate with departed loved ones ([} Youths, 12 to 15 0 30¢ ~ “Millions of people, s Brown- f Childr . ing, “are duped annually by thou- |{ pares. 20c sands of crooked mediums who (|} Children—Saturday Night Only 10¢ pretend, through psychic or spiritisti || Loges 60c influence, to be able to gather all|fi ks A WS S L P sorts of information from the spifit | v FRe world, Vast sums of money are lost [}l annually through stock market in-| vestments made at the instigation of | crooks who are cut in on the win-|f s made possible through dup- (| SUNDAY MATINEE 11 E THE MYSTIC” G xS e e s ot PP “The " to be seen at the Pal- ace { HINHII‘Hflul"I""IIIIIIIIIII""I""I Ilhr\ magnificent scencry unfolded upon the silver sheet; we shuddered with=horror at the plight of the hero NOTICE TO CREDITORS jand heroine, and we gloried with th-|In the United States Commission {lovers in the culmination of thelr| er’s Court, Ex-Officio Probate Nes Court, for the Precinct of Juneau | ldom have we seen a picture Territory of Alaska. Vi such a spell about theiIn the Matter of the Estate of John s and held his attention fo| Scanlon, deceased. | e is hereby given by the| gned, administrator of the entitled estate, to the credit-! Attractions ‘ At Theatres cat credit is due to the splen did work of the cast. Clara Bow i3|® mitable as the flirtatious daugh.|ors and all persons having claims| of General Kinnard; Robert Fra-|agai sald deceased, to exhibit| as an cducated Indian, forgettir ; | them with the necessary vouchers| lood barrier in his love quest,|within six months after the first| a startling performan Rob-/ publication of this notice, to said | is excellent |adminictrator at his office in the| | Valentine Building, Juneau, Alaska.| Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April 15, 1927. Harcsi Bell W Son of His F it under th: directic x. Paramount, h t picture production a nt story of our West injert Love, Warner !cible s and ars sup-|suitor llatton, Ity . Billy 1genc Al of the!N i cast and vod support good i Love od comedy GROVER C. WINN, Administrator. First publication April 15 1927, publication May 13, 1927. inder of the cast, including Walter rail, Gaston Glass, Helen Fer- Ruth Stonehouse, Martha + and Flor much out of hi lement as a figh ont of water is Clyde Cook in 2 eailor when he takes a plunge in th uncharterad sea of matrimony Should Sailors Mas shown. A News am. The above * which was ons th will be on last time this P m cvening. [ - | THE SCARLET WEST" BIG PRODUCTION AT PALACE “Atter seeing T which opened ye: ay at he b ace for a throe run, onc feels . new respect for the motion pic ture art, for here is cntestainment par excellence. Our blood ran faster as.we heheld the mighty battles between Indians and American soldiers, with thou sands of combatants taking part in the battles; we gasped with awe at | M other’s Day QUICKLY SOOTHED Sunday, May 8th WITH SUI.PHIIR Not enough for her are flowers | Her life is so bent with ours Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream, 3 will soothe and heal skin that fs Th“‘. in all we dare and do irritated or broken out with ecze- She is partner, through and through; ma; that 18 covered with ugly rash . A or pimples, or is rough or dry. No!h-v su”?"'"g w"'en we sl'tfier p‘:""’ ing subdues fiery skin eruptions so Happy when we smile again; Living with us, night and day— That is every Mother’s way. FIERY, ITCHY SKIN quickly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment tiis sulphur prepara- tion is applied the itching stops a.udi after two or three applications, the eczema ie gone and the skin is de- tighttully clear and smooth. 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