The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 1927. FATHF DIES FROM «OCIDENT several weeks' sojourning world famous resort Telearaph- Fditor of The Empire | eaves for South set was being erected. The “Trinidad,” old-time rover to Attend Funeral A. T. Fri of the sevensseas, was chartored and cruised miles to sca Director Flynn “shot” the scenes aboard A unique comedy of the yau will be another feature of 1w program. It is “Madame Myster a Hal Roach <nn picture with no A. I'riend, tele: The Empire, ed cattls last it sailed on the P1 night to attend the Triend 1 ved her's L otelock less a personage than Theda Bara JOY CAPRICE OPENS HEATIgE e |, AU L. the: URRE in the stellar role. The great vam 1| pire’s debut as a comedienns ho AT PALACE TOMORROW | "% at e1v0 - & s @ T tha father been acclaimed as one ho 1| screen triumphs. Jimmie Rinlay 1, Tyler Brooke and Oliver Har head the supporting cast in is said to be the ne plus s/ ultra of hilarious amusement 1 injured Friend was ) vears of had lived was a e 188¢ hi busines LEW CODY and NORMA SHEARER gl and WILLARD LEWIS in had never or forcad to quit busi- “HIS SECRETARY” EDUCATIONAL COMEDY— go when he was the wvics) cf en idental fall from! third floor building he SR 3 e SUNDAY ONLY —=—— 9:25 saaranens o e ics o enjoyed 5 at the while this ;-un(s?mu whil need d TrEeEs STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE SCENIC~ Hula Hulu Dancesin Ulm ait FEATURE— nd, father of Wimer editor of 1t his home in ind the latter Alice Tast ral Mr. of his Ae at 9 throngh a tele from A aph of TTEINITE 1M neess frrne whati Joy Caprice, who Is said to Hn quite an_entertainer from reports :v below, is to make her first ap- pearance at the Palace Sund = levening, Among tha many charac | ters she presents during the en gagement will be the “kid,” “f. mer or rube,” the “wop, or dago.” “Jewish,” “blackface” and many 2 others. On Sunday night she will * " sing on> of the latest somg hit: o of the Duncan Sisters in “Topsy ¢, | 1 Eva,” and for an encore, bt will Never Let Maggle Alon There will also be an education- al comedv, Big Boy in Baggage.” and a Bray s Tonight is the last Colleen Moore in “Ella which pleased local last night. and he age where 233329093 XTTISETITAT 45 ARAIT BIG BOY, Lwcr)hodv s “.I\Ol‘lt(‘q in “EXCESS BAGGAGE” FIRST APPEARANCE OF JOY CAPRICE in Comedy Songs and Character Impersonations unt’l the been ill in T3 e 25 ac t g cf a n on 73755 NIRRT NERE A ILE: I35Y IR, 48 er » g ne and one! Fricnd ent from than two weeks = D . TO WED AGAIN not “Excess time o Cinders, theatrego 1()_25-_50“'1‘5‘ I‘()ges 60 cents Mis. Winifred Sackville Stoner and her daughter, Winifred | Sackville Stoner, 2d, are to search in America and FEurope | respectively fur geniust The Stoners plan to bring their finds | te New York for development. All World to Be Combed e NOTICE T0O MEMBERS ROCKY PASS GUN CLUB: LAST TIME TONIGHT COLLEEN MOORL in ELLA CINDERS There will be a méeting of the e e Tl 3 e S e R cscs"{membership in the office of ; : stein’s Emporium at 7:15 P, ) AR SV B Monday the 12th instant for the q coming to the Palace Sunday and g, A g @ : purposep of arranging our hunt- ? Attractlons Monday. ing schedules at Rocky Pass for At Theatres The sceme concludes the pieture, { ynis gonson. 1t is requested that 3 BRI PRI LT PR BY ELMER CLARK e and Norma Shearer and Lew CodY fthe entire membership turn out International lllustrated News Staff Correspondent appear in it. Hobart Henley ila5 the schedules arranged at this rected the sequence, and it is 0N | moeting will bd final, 5 of the cleverest bits of dual B. A, ROS tomime ever screened. The s A takes almost five minutes to run. | Director Henley believes it is ove of the finest scenes he has eve: directed. “His Secretary” is an original story by Carey Wilson, and has been adapted to the screen by Hope Loring and Louis B. Ligh ton. Willard Louis, Mabel Van Buren, Karl Dane, Gwen Leo | Estelle Clark and Ernest Gillea | complete the ¢ EW YORK (I-I.N}.—If you have any young geniuses in “Mother” In a Gay Reliicking Satire the Etesnal “Vamp!” ELLE, cretary, | N your town, prepare them for the coming of Winifred Sackville Stoner. Mrs. Stoner is planning to embark on an airplane tour of the United States for the purpose of discovering geniuses. What’s more, she’s planning to interest a number of millionaires in her League for Fostering Geniuses, and see that all these young- |, sters have their chance to win fame. At the same time that “Mother” Stoner is conducfing her tests in this country, her daughter, Winifred Sackville Stoner, 2d, will be engaged iIn a similar quest In Europe, All the children thus discovered will be brought back to New York and given every facility to bring out their talents adv. of 15 FRED THOMPSON AT COLISEUM TONIGHT ———-——— Ol4a papers 1or sur. at The Emplre, 9:26 Tho difficulties into which otherwise exemplary young man may be plunged when he masquer- ades as a ‘“Tough Guy" and then falls in love with a pretty school “marm,” are told with scientillat- ing. humor and dizzy speed in Fred Thompson's most recent achievement in western pictures, an Install DEPENDABLE DELCO-LIGHT PATHE NEWS CAR' Morons, in brief, are those who 1009 blindly follow in the rut.” Mrs. Stoner sald that genius was i SER R CUNE FOR TONIGHT! | to recognize. “There is one in- fallible test for mothers," she said, nd that is, to find out if the child WHAT A SHOW “The "Pough Guy" aims to be riot of funmaking and provide many a three-alarm thrill, at th Coliseum, tonight only. of Siver King, a John Barrymore- Harold Lloyd combination in equine form, en more marvel- ohis than ordinarily. Silver has been given some delightful busi IIZ:SS‘ and he performs with that rqalism and seeming understand- ing which makes him the greatesi agtor in the world on four legs. The work | YELLOW FINGERS" AT COLISEUM SUNDAY All of the vibrant romance and intriguing mystery of the are said to be injected into low Fingers,” a Fox Film stirring dramatic photoplay which is to) be the feature attraction at the| Coliseum Sunday only. | Based on Gene Wright's widely read novel, prepared for the screen by Eve Unsell, and directed by f | ‘ _all ol | . i | 1 tropics “Yel.! | | longer of the many benefits of | | eleetric | NOW Do not deprive yourself any light and power. Del- co-Light will providé these for | you and the cost is exception- ally small. A time-payment | plan has heen arranged. for | your convenience. Let us ex- plain it. Telephone, write or " President Nicholas i under her plans, Mrs. Stoner takes fssuo with Murt of Columbia, who recently there are no genuises oliv She cited Lindbergh and two contemporary genuises, SIX CLASSES The world is dividend Into six classes, in which the hyper-mc —otherwise the rank human beings—predominate, cording to Mrs. classes are: (1), Idiot (2), destructionists; (3), morons; (4), hyper-morons; (5), constructionists, and (6), gen- Byrd us rons of Stoner, These a certain note in the scale of C. enius Is unhappy, and suffers terribly. Genius is shown by those who are determined to work out their talent, who have the gift of intense concentration.” She has an ever-growing class of young geniuses, many of them com- posers and musiclans. She hersell leads what she calls her “rhythmic orchestra,” which broadcasts reg- ularly from ene of the principal New York radio studlos. In this or- chestra, “Mother” Stoner plays—the typewriter! | NOT IN FAMILY ‘ Mrs. Stoner denies that she's a . TUNNEY, in Episode 3 O_I tfl'e‘ ’ 13 A e Fighting Marine” SILVEE‘ KING ' iGene Tunney in another episode “The Fighting Marine,” Pathe pws and cartoon are also added féatures of the program makinz itf a show of action and thrills fusés Destructionists include anarch- {sts, bomb throwers, etc, while constructionists are those striving to fmprove their business and in- clude bank presidents, highwaymen and newspapermen. Carnegie Hall when only sixteen “But the world is full of mnum!. Her daughter's apparent brilliance she asserts, “The girl who wears is merely the result of parental | o from Johu furs In summer because it's tlm training, she sa | b New ¥ork| £l 18 a moron. o is the man _Incldentally, she declares that the k who wears & collar in hot weather. cost of educating a genius is but De,[jtxe So Is the minister who preaches slightly in excess of the cust ol the same old stuff fvom the pulpit. raising a moron. Prepare for the coming season ‘by buying your FLOOR RUGS NOW & genius, except In the art of digging | up geniuses. She says Winitred, 2d, | isn't a genlus, either, despito the fact that she published her first book of poems at the age of three and lectured before the savants in Patricia McCann Warren, the “magazine cover girl” of Milwaukee, is engaged to ‘Thomas Dant, Jr, son of a wealthy Portland, Ore., lum- berman. She was recently di- vorced in Chi H. Warren, Lroker.. Cinternational Tlustrated News) Emmett Flynn with a cast ol stellar players including Olive; Borden, Ralph Ince, Claire Adan.s, Edward Piel, Armand Kaliz and Otto Matieson, “Yellow Fingers"” leveloped into one of the highly interesting film stories of the year, Picturesque Catalina Island, off the coast of southern California and the broad expanses of the mighty Paeific Ocean served a he locations where the exterior sequences were filmed. At Cata- all, 10-20-40-—L:ges 50¢ "lllllllllllllllllll"llll"llllll"HIIIII'II "n|mmmunmmmumnmmnl In Search for Geniuses GASTINEAU ELECTRIC CO. [ R Y L“HIS SECRETARY” i AT PALACE SUNDAY | u probably e Iungm seene ever photographed at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios oc cqrs in “His Secretary,” the new Norma Shenror starring vehicle is S T T B 75 T T 1 Lest You Forget! A little forethought now will save you the' U AL T Seattle Fruit & Produce Co. Wholesale and Retail - iPHONE 486 THIS WEEK’S PRICES U. 8. 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