The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 27, 1927, Page 3

TUESDAY and THE WEDNESDAY Lindbergh Lands in Payis THIS IS A ART in hi “THE SPECIAT AC U RD “S’"'I NEWS REE! late IND LET GEORGE DO IT COMEDY night all ch Attractwns . ‘At Theatres | [“THE SET up” NOW 1S AT PALACE Art Straften, falls in lo with Tt owner of a horse t Her father C 3 of ihe i thrown the fely in the bu returns from capt eriminal the To! last two tin 1]\4 arrival of Lind “UNDER THE ROUGE" COLISEUM TONIGHT | The coun the rouge. G show that mor baxes of cosn all this amount of roug a band of red threa which would extend from York to San Francisco. But ane is likely to try this, we'll the old L.Irl.e with all some arc plainly evident, ardent glow their endeavor all im the & complexion. Being “Under the Rouge” its dangers sometimes, as th core piciure of that title, will be the feature of the program at the Colisenm trmlgllt. }LON CHANEY AT | PALACE TOMOHRO\N Lfln (h'mcy has. found hi hh thuu sand-and-first face.” And it is a face that might grace a Conrad Nagel or a Johu Gilbert. !The celebrated character aétor ‘ a¢hieved the strangest disguise Lc eyer attempted—and appeared n the likeness of a romantic young hero—a veritable matinee idol— for the prologue of “The Road to Mandalay,” his latest starring wvehicle. This film is to be secu| at the Palace for three days be- ginning ‘tomorrow. At the opening ' hand.” Francise ( John Kin John Popo Arnold, Ketchikan John WECGRATION | latest Wilfrid A of Transport v one of this are of stippled and ceilin, and gold t in a pink starfisn Dolphing' heads adorn the painted silver wood witn t upholstery i gold wooden bed is in »f a shell. 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