The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 26, 1927, Page 3

m_l PICK \-———-——-r- TONIGHT “MADAME A FAST COMEDY wit! JULIAN E an ANN PENNINGTON THE C WHO DANCES ALSO—“ON WITL BOBBY V 0 in appeara he only t Luck™ 1 the f rehead ETT? EXTRA FEATURES AT COLISEUM SATURDAY “Few men appear pictures will | please than Buck J to W Van D, director who /' oho Gentl Wes um on tempestu aturday and in w h LTINGE Ry i :I aily 15t d g his thon most in satisf; cattered HA HARLESTON ¢ » D fy hi by 1 it producer tures. imprc 1 THE DANCE!” ERNON IN “SLIPPERY FEET” Monday ba IS A RIOT OF LAUGHS b 4 Shows Prices: 5( 10¢, 25 AF Sunday Matinee— “THE SPORTING LOVER” g Each Night—— -7 and 9:20 P. M. )3 lurw 60 cents RUPERT HALIBUT PRINCE RUPER Fifty-six thow halibut were sold hor American halibut 1.60 cents 1210 cen PRSCFS .8 irst National Picture hrought 6 Conway Tearle Stars with Barbara Bedford Attractions At Theatres "“MADAME BEHAVE" IS FINE COMEDY Al Christie recently set th tion laughing at “Charley’s Aun thy y disproving the old jfon that the English have of humor, because ( Aunt has been for thir our years pig is Irish. Then he turned to one greatest American stage which was ever written, *f Days,” for his next length come strike. Now he has made good for the allied cause by taking “Madam " a French into v hilarity with J An Penning spasms of tickle the make Greater real In s English | as Paddy's| of thel fare doing ag situati whic |,‘ movie audience and | Laugh Season a " now show in » N 's Aunt" becaus> plot “Madam Behav ing at the P cousin to Charley he romps through the bugsom lady, bese by! two aged suito gons of Lionel Bel Duffy, while Eltin continually foiled in his Ann But how he wins her makes a delightful story. The supporting cast is usually strong one. It among others Lionel Belmore vid James, Tom Wilson and St hope Wheatcroft "’CAPT. ASH 1S NOwW IN VODVIL ACT! ved the pe~ an un includes Da- Capt. George Ash in his and shooting act was well received at the Coliseum last night. His act opened with a shert lecture and motion picture of himself. | His shooting at very small tar- gets from different positions with a rifle and revolver was marvel- ous and one of the neatest piece: of markmanship was shooting pipe out of a man’s mouth and hand. A rope spinning exhibition | was also given, The same pro- gram will be repeated tonight. The, affection of a humble old press room employee on a great metropolitan newspaper for his huge, humming machinery; aud the smashing dramatic cause which brings him eventually to! ‘wreck his beloved presses, form the biggest scene of “The Las ition,” an F. B. O. productior, and the main theme of a smasi- i newspaper story. And what a scene! As interpreted by Ralph Lewis, who again appears in the ing role of an Emory Johnson pieture after too long an absence. it becomes one of the most grip- ping sitnations recently screened There is a fine love story in the & FiTHE SPORTING LOVER" | || I8 COMING To PALACE Wflh &ll its thrills, gayety aml 4] own Hll_llllllflIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIII.'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllilflllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!HIIIIII“III‘IIIIHIIIIIIHHIIII i DINNER MENU Clam Chowlar Chicken Halibut Beef a la Mode Boston Baked Beans Fresh Spinash Pickled Beet Barbara Dedford i ured opposite Tearl 1 cenes show ' D) phed and Quecy picture. in Europe that matter and honorcd h Dorby, held Epsom Downs, ne r from London The cream of quently of Am r this actually d. King ( e are shown No horse racing event or in the world, for by and Onions European and Lettuce and Temato Salad Casaba Blackberry Pie Ceffee “In “The unusual by the year-o Spor situation is brought a entrane of twin in ths Derby by also because the HONESTY JUSTICE Aung rastorday and and Canadian 7 an Steamed Potatces Black Tea BERGMANN dy B "IHH!HIIIIII.IIIII!IIIHIIIIHIIIIIIH R T R ciime BEFOR y Says a report from Los Angeles: “Rumors that Alberto Gug- lielmi was being groomed to succeed his late brother, Rudolph Val- entino, were revived when it was reported that the former had sub- mitted to an operation in plastic surgery. Guglielmi’s face, it was said, has been remodeled on lines resembling those of the late screen idol.” Guglielmi is shown at left; Valentino at right, MOVIE MEN SCAN CENSOR’S ACTS, LIST CASUALTIES IN CARD INDEX LYWOOD, Lty list ve had emotional plot! Cal,, Aug motion pic reel number, 4 tur matfer subtitles shot | o of el » eliminatin uputatod | ndor the ad of Kis sifiled a particularly interesting group of expurgations. For somc on mest of a from the Dancing encs taken apart tat citios hoing Iywood ¢ rd of 11 he sing or by con in varic eign it the H. Hoy oun ilo I Produces banish ar hat creen ‘this ye on the neck Io yields an interest f cards in the index sitle m to be favo ots for the ecensor val producers recently | list of fallen titles read t think the m in how creen huin ture and Distributor pert of tha Hays vho is organizing x of casualtios, organ- | the the them, "t card in fac recital estions as to level of y laughed go hard the con was abandoned - o THE Il()lll Gastineau Mrz. €. E. Ahue: Taku Harbor; H. A Iarbor. the that the number of p nipped by the cense extremely small in’ cor with the thou ed without chan, instances collected 1, when he b tor. TI fer and nce s an index | i very in AT index ogr wes gations under ibduetion, the ¢ { heads as| fire rob and fami'y Berry such cru han gun-play, dancing, eliminated by the state hoard of censors tance, it s tail of a shooting in the index under e name of the picture, gambling, - poison har profanity Ixcursion Inlet irsion Tnlet; P. Martinez, T\ o, city; Alex eissing and lack If a scene New York hecanse Zynda Phillip Kamberg Jr., ha Chicago SERVICE QUALITY SEATTLE FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. For ycur o scrve you twice avenience we have purchased a truck to In a little over six weeks, in which we have been cperating here, we have proved that this merchandize can be handled at a small margin of profit and still give us enough profit to make a living. We are happy to see that cne cof our merchant PEOPLE OF JUNEAU-—WE ARE HERE TO STAY! As soon as the fruit seascn is over we are going to flood this town with potatoes, onicns, all kinds of nuts, figs, dates and all kinds of dried fruits. We have instructed our buyer below to find us an indcpendent house which has no Alaskan agents to sup- ply us with butter, eggs and cheese. These three articles will not be handled as a base for our business but just to keep you in touch with the fnarket price. This concern is an independent dealer and is mot connected with any agent or house in Seattle—oconsists of two partners, onc a resident of Junean for more than ten years, the cther, a mewcomer. After secing the prices Juneau people had to pay fer fresh fruits and vegetables we went into this busi- ness. We want to say that there is no better place to live than in Juneau and no better people to deal with than those here. We appeal to you for your trade as we feel that the housewives are the foundation of every business success and home. WHOLESALE PHONE 1o the Housewives of Juneau: Two Free Deliveries Daily— and RETAIL 186 A. M, 2:30 P. M friends has tricd to duplicate our price: and cven under- ecll us which we kn-w could easily be done long before we caome here as he has other lines with which to cover his loss in fruit and vegetables, After he had tried to trouble the partnership of this coneern and failed, he spread rumers to our custom that we are here only for the fruit seazom to get what mcney we can cut of Juneau and then leave town. e ——————————————————————— Below are our every day prices: Potatoes Dry Onions New Bulk Carrots Solid Cabbage Cooking Apples Local Carrots New Bect: Sweet Potatocs Cantaloupes, 36 size Cantalcupes, 27 sizs Casabas . Honeydews Scedless Grapcs Califernia Gravenstein Anples Washington Gravenstcin Apples Oranges 4 Oranges, larger rizes Pickling Small Onions Pickling Cucumbers . Green Peppers Bananas 150 a lb. Tomatoes 2 lbs. for 35¢ We shall have a new shipment of Peaches and Pears tomorrow, Remember our policy is Honesty and Justice and we’ll never steal your kiddic's candy to satisfy our selfishness or plan any trip to Europe as Uncle Sam has been very good to us. 24 1bs., $1.00 bc a 1b., 6 1bs. for 25¢ 5c a lb, 7c a lb. 3 lbs. for 25e 3 bunches 25¢ a bunch, 5¢ 15¢ a 1b., 2 for 25¢ 2 for 25c 15¢ each 8¢ a Ib. 8¢ a lb. 15¢ a 1b. 50c a doz. 30c a doz. 35¢ doz., 3 for $1.00 40c, 50c, 60c, 70c a doz. 2 2 lbs,, 25c $1.50 a box 20c a 1b. gu(ulnun the famous Fnglish rby comes to the screen of he Palace Sunday and Monday, in “The Sporting Lover,” sturrlm: Conway Tearle. This is ‘an E. M plcture for First Nationa! — E Seattle Fruit 8 Prodube Co; S 00 N 1 | Celery %fllmllllll|IIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIHIII!IIII_IHIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIII;IHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIllilllllmllmllllllllll it THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 ,1927. and AFTER GREEN FINED, SENTENCED AT 7:30—TONIGHT LAST TIMES—9:25 arrest on of the Alaska Weadnesday nigh in the United St s Court this m 4 fined $300 and serve four mon Frank A. Bo Frank John at the d violation of the laws for m Green, who wa violat Law uilt News I'ox Pathe Comedy “THE LAST EDITION” The Thrill Picturz Pa who ndge of wrrested timng allege n w mornin ame prohi was set tomo g (HUTTTHTHTTT G - ARE NATURALIZED v ADDE D ATTRACTION “Capt. George ?fl Ash” IN PERSON Naturalization papers have been ranted to Gust Emil Macki Oma Marti Nykanen, both natives Finland, by Judge Thomas M Reed of the United States Di Court trict - 014 papers for sate at The Empire. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK FRUIT Sharp Shooting and Rope Spinning 10—20—50-—Lcges GO cents SATURDAY BIG TRIPLE BILL GENE TUNNEY in “THE FIGHTING MARINE™ BUCK JO CYCLON VILMA PAZANT in CONCERT R e ! 1 | porrrrss et et LT TR T L A L THTTT 40c doz. 3b6c to 50c doz. | Plums 15¢ 1b., 75¢ basket Cantelcupes .. 20c, 15¢, 2 for 25¢ Gravenstein Evting Apples 45¢ doz .| Cooking Apples 3 Ibs,, 25c¢ B 20c 1h, and 25¢ 1b 8c a 1b. 8c a lh 7c a Pears - Peaches S “THE GENTLE in LUUTBHHE TR T Honeydew Melons Watermelons SAVE ONE DOLLAR Buy a Meal Ticket Cafe. each one purchased. RHODES CAFE VEGETABLES I Tomatoes | Green Peppers 20c. 20c. 20c¢ euch 15¢ (-u(h 15¢ 2 1b, ~5( at Rhodes You save a Dollar on » | Lettuce Egg Plant Green Beans Home Grown Vegetables all for 10c per bunch For information on canning or pickling articles call us up Taku | : | ALASKA MEAT CO. Wholesale and Retail Butchers SEWARD STREET - e —r—-d CALIFORNIA PHONE 39 GROCERY Talent Wanted For the Sixth Annual Fair The Fair tainers for its coming Fair, Association desires to book enter- It is interested in any line of entertainment that would prove attractive during the Fair Days—whether monologist, soloist. song and dance team, quartette, vaudeville team, Any- one having service to offer along these lines should vaudeville skit, or any novelty performance, make application to the Manager or Secretary giv- ing details including time required for the act and compensation wanted for each appearanee. Peor- sonal interviews may also be arranged with the Ap- plications should be submitted before Septemher Manager at his office Third and Main Streets. seventh. FAIR DATES-—September 28, 29, 30 and October 1, 1927 Publication of Premiums offered in the Ladies Auxiliary Department of the Fair will be com- menced in this space at an early date. Southeastern Alaska Fair Associgtion W. S. PULLEN, Secretary J. Hf HART, Manager b !