The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 25, 1927, Page 3

PALACE SUNDAY AND NONDAY NIGHTS INTERNATIONAL NEWS JOHN McCORMACK Prosents Her latest success from the Saturday Evening Post story “DELICATESSEN” A TFirst National Picture LAST TIME TONIGHT CHARLES RAY in “BRIGHT LIGHTS” and VAUDEVILLE NGTE: The Palace Orchestra ha; a license to play any and all copyrighted music not enly for pictures but for concerts. “'BUCK JONES IS AT | COLISEUM 79NXGHT in the one and only True to his par story Buck Jones was the member of the troupe of cowhoys who didn't get a touch of mal demer on a location trip during the filming of the Fox Films pro- duction, “The Cowboy and ti: Countess,” at the Coliseum to- night. This unique Western doals with the adventures of & band of cowboys while touring Europe—and not the t im portant of their experiences hap pen on tne voyage across. So th entire troupe was sent to San Francisco on ono of the big ships that ply between California and the Orient. “The Cowboy and the Coun tess” is filled with dramatic as well as humorous situations. Thera are more than the required num- ber of thrills per reel as the ac- tion takes the audience from the West to Europe. Buck Jones is starred in the “title rols. He is supported by a particularly well chosen cast which includes Helena D'Algy, Diana Miller, Harvey Clark, Jere Austin and Fletcher Norton. photoplav "[“BRIGHT LIGHT" CHARMING AUDIENCES AT PALACE' It ln 50 seldom lhnt a picture possesses that indefinable some- thing called “charm” that it is a genuine delight to recommend the picture now showing at the Pal ace. It is not a spectacle in any sense, though possessing many beautiful sets and some gems of photographic art. It concerns i'- self with the five or six people in the story, and by the end of the picture they seem like old friends. It is one of those pictures that make you want to know what happened after the final fadeout, rather than trying to beat the crowd out of the door. “Bright Lights” is the name cf the pictute, and it brings Charles Ray and Pauline Starke co-star- ring as Tom Corbin and Pansi Delaney, Robert Z. Leonard di- - rected, GOLDEN PRINCESS” AT COLISEUM SUND*V‘ 4 | if you like a forceful, melodm-' matic story, rich in action, drama |, and love appeal, with a strong |/ undorcwrrent of refreshing humor, ~ staged against cotorful back- FINAL ENGAGE oF MACK COMEDY COMPANY SMENT PIANO RAY NOVELTY MOORE “HAPPY MELODY" MAXINE KLINE SOFRANO SOLO MADELINE LAMONT SCHULTZHEIMER” BOBBY MACK Just to Laugh POSES PLASTIQUE MAXINE KLINE Perfection of Physical Vomanhood EXTRA ADDED NUMBER 6 MUSICAL TRIO DANSE : § AMAZON WARRIOR “LA SYLPHE” OPERATIC SELECTIONS 8 MADELINE LAMONT and BARRY CONNOR'S DRAMA “FINDERS KEEPERS" A Play in One Act DOMESTIC o ne Aldrid Aldrid, hi Bob wife Miss Kline a neighbor Miss Lamont Aldric Mack Mrs. Mrs. Hampton, Scene historic California , then you sure Golden Princess,” the Coliscum Sunday Vor this Paramount production, directed by Clarence Badger from Frances Agnew’s Bret Harte stor, of those eiemen i Furthermore, it advantage of the irresistible pr ence ofyBatty Bronson, supported by a distinguished cast, includ Neil Hamilton, Rockeliffe | lowes, Phyllis Haver and Josepn Dowling. 5 “The Golden Princos gold rush of to enjoy | playing | only scenario compounded st mentioned has the addicd Bet- sereen a char- | popular, ty brings to the acter so quantity beautiful that| B 3 O T I S AR RS SRR 1 S 1.1 g THE words alone hor This is her she makes plot doals in the gold leads up to a which she and trapped in a rescue and of the cannot tirst the descr tarrin of adventure ib most her mining camp: mashing clim Neil Hamilion are mine. The « the subsequent mins furnish it. Th with and x| citing cay in thrill aplenty TCOLLEEN MOORE AT PALACE s SUNDAY Hoore s wtured the Palace t ap pearing in “It Must Be Love.” On “Here is a story that might have hee Colle it the f at MOrrow a n written with mind so well do perzonality. It makes of capital out of the tinding love under parental objec tion—the simple kind of hofne spun love so characteristic of the themes of this particular star' pictur Originally it was known as “Delciatessen,” a Satev varn—though unlike its first it is not crammed with properties. In reality it simple little tale of a G family—of hard-boiled who can't reconciled dang independent she runs away, gets job in 2 department store—meets the box friend (the youth who precipitated the family quarrel), mance and the old folks him “It is easy n Moore | uit her | pathos in a of epost title varied s a ‘man | to his ideas. So | a be has her united she marries becomes when and there e sim-| carry it | upon con pertaining of the parent o 's adventurcs | However, it is picture—an | appreciation | strays in its revelation of situations, Morcover is competently acted by Jean Hersholt, Arthur Malcolm McGregor.” to spot is too much footage for plicity of the plot. To out the action relies siderable incident the humdrum life and the heroine away from home a “homely little directed with good and feeling. It its character types and it never from the s Stone T, and TNEW VAUDEVILLE BILL AT PALACE A special extra the last one of the successful cn- | gagement of the Mack Comedy | Company, will be presented at ths Palace theatre Sunday and Mon- | ay night. Two excellent bills | already been given here ani | h final on consists of nine numbers Including a piano-novelty by Ray Moore, new dances in- cluding pose by Max- | ine Kline, funny by Bobby | Mack and operatic, and | selections by Madeline Lamont, the soprano soloist. Sev- | eral of the selecticns are “request | numbers.” vaudeville biy, | | plastique | | The entire company will be seen | in “Finders in one act, Keepors full of good - FEMMER THANKS VPUBLI(' for the coal orders left at George| Brothers, where you ¢ bills. I so residents, coal, delivery always. Phone —adv. DR SRS echam [ LET Almquist Press Your Suit. | We call and deliver. Phone 528. / —adv skefch tuff \ also pay of all| Quick 114 | FEMMER. business wool, ete, DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, ¢ SITE FOR NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL DECIDED UPON Henderson Territorial of Fducation United State t night where he went Wednosday locate a site the Gustavus school building. 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