The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1927, Page 3

“DANCE T b £ L L L] THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1927. —LAST 2 TIMES TONIGHT— MADNESS” Suggeltcd by R. G. KIRK’S STORY “UNITED STATE')‘S FLAVOR” It took two years to make this picture and one of the highest priced of the year. It is in ten reels and our - News showing the high lights of the Dempsey-Shar- key Battle and other events makes it a 11-reel show. WITH JOY CAPRICE in CHARACTER IMPERSONATION we will start promptly at 7:10 and 9:30 OUR PRICES WILL BE 10-25-50 cents Loges 60 cents H £ Attractions At Theatres DANCE MADNESS” IS | AT PALACE TONIGHT A few years ago only the Dig dramatic fealures possessed beau- tiful sots, and many of these were E in doubtful taste. Now come- dlcs are preduced with as great attention to detail as the dramas, aud in “Dance Madness,” the ro mantic farce which made its in- itial bow audiences last night the colorful set- New York, Cairo “Dance Madness” is a charm ing comedy which Robert Z. Leon- ard directed for Metro-Goldwyr. Mayer. Coming immediately afte: “Hright Lights,” Leonard’s last directorial effort, it should plarce that director well toward the heai of the list fo comedy directors His timing is perfect, the acting is never forced, and the situations never obvious. |“BLACK PARADISE” AT COLISEUM TONIGHT | e — Harvey Clark, one of the fore- most character (omedlann on the Iscreen, furnishes the comedy re- lief in Fox Film “Black Paradise” at the Coliseum for tonight omly As Hazy, a well meaning gentle- man, who has become associated with the “Murdock Enterprises,’ provides no end of laughable mo- ments to relieve the tensely thrill- ing situations that developed dur- ing the unfolding of the unusual plot. The fact that while he is so proud of the business he repre- sents, he at no time realizes that it is a wholesale liquor traftic, and that he cannot get a satls- factory business conference with his “partner” only goes to make his character the more ludicrous. Edmund Lowe, Madge Bellamy, Leslie Fenton, Paul Panzer, Ed- ward Plel, Doris Lloyd and Sam Blum complete the cast. R. Wil liam Neill, co-author of the origin- al story from which the picture was adapted, direcied Lhe produc- tion. TP idimichore osoe |“MEN OF STEEL" AT [ | PALACE THURSDAY | " P Hailed by its producers as one of the most excellent films of the year, “Men of Steel” opens at the Palace tomorrow night for a three-night showing. Milton Sills, in the leading role, is credited with a splendid performance. Four- teen other actors of ability Fup- port him in the production, mak ing it noteworthy. Seattle Fruit & Produce Co. Wholesale and Retail . PHONE 486 it it It carries a tremendous nury' as well as an appealing drama of love and courage- “It is sure to please,” said Manager Spickett. A news reel, showing high lights in the Dempsey-Tunney bat- tle and other events, and Jov Caprice in her specialities make up remainder of the program. RED HOT TIRES" AT COLISEUM ‘romom’ww; ‘i Movie stars come down from | their dizzy heights on rare oc-| casions to play with ordinary mor- tals the ever-fascinating game of —*“If you weren't what you are,,Chicago Golf Club links at Whea-|treated like clreus elephanis, was announced today by |cording to Miss Ella M. Murphy what would you like to be?" Monte Blue, coming in “Red Hot Tires,” the Warner Broy Classic of the Screen at the Coli- | seum Thursday and Friday, Patsy Ruth Miller, who plays the lead- ing feminine role, hold enviable positions im the cinema world. Yet they too, like lesser lights, have WALKER MATGH PLAY SET FOR CHICAGO, 1328 Golfmg Classnc to Leave| Atlantic Coast for First Time on Regord NEW YORK, Sept. 14. — The lun 1., the United States Golf Association as the course on which the Walker Cup matches between amateur teams of British and American golfers will be played in 1928. This will be the first time the com petition in this country has been held anywhere but on the Atlantic visions of other fields they might 1 coast. have conquered. Monte is a zealous law student, and, if for some reason he should ever leave pictures, law is the profession to which he would tucn. Patsy Ruth Miller has whisper ed that she liked politics, and although she doesn’t know if sho could ever put her knowledge to use, reads a great many books on political science and the his tory of diplomats. Yes, as both these popular play- ers appear on the screen, and thousands long to exchange places with them—since the movie bug! travels far and wide—it seems strange that anything but a life bound by tha click of the camera and the flash of studio lights would satisty them. “Red Hot Tires” is the automobile racing comedy writ ten by .Gregory Rogers, and was directed by Erle C. Kenzon Cid Sweduh Castles Become Institutions S’I‘O(,KHOLM Bepl 14, ‘The knightly splendor of Sweden's his toric castles is a thing of the past, and several of them are be- ing adapted to humanitarian or idealistic purposes. Dr. Axel Gauffin, director of the national museum, has a plan for converting Laeckoe Castle into a picture gallery. For a number of years it has been empty, and a proposal made last year to tuin it into a tourist hotel has been rejected as impious. It was once the country seat of the powerful de la Gardies, a French family that had become enobled in Swed en. The equally renowned castles of Gripsholm and Skokloster on Lake Malaren have already been converted into art museums. Two other castles, Sturehov and Loev- stad, will be made into museums before long, while part of tha once heavily fortitied castles of Vadstena, on Lake Vattern, has' g for some time housed the local archives. Some other castles are finding use as homes for old peo- ple. The Coming of Winter— Means that you should prepare for the sharp cold wind by get- ting one .of the new Fall Over- coats at Goldstein’s Emporium. They are the real stuff in grey plaids, nmavy blues and heather browns, and too the men and the young men will find them priced, 8licker and soft brown hat with based on'! I | | Keen interest in the event was evidenced among Illinois golfers the committee of selection arn nounced, and an offer was r» ceived also from the Bob O'Link club of Highland Park, IlL, be fore the event finally was award ed to the Chicago Golf Club charter member of the orgamiza tion. In all four previous competitio the United States has seen v torious, winning for the four' time at St. Andrews, Scotland, 1926 by the close score of 6% tr 5%. The international matches we started in 1922 and beginning | jed ed build a workhouse and has been promised enough priscners to fill it as soon as it is finished. Th- Dayton workhouse has been clo to all but local and federal prisoners. Five surroundimg coun ties don’t know where to sen: their convicts and have asked Mas fon county for aid. School Teacher Feeds Royal Siam Elephants SHENANDOAH, Iowa, Sept. 14 ~—The royal white elephants of the King of Siam Iike to be ac- of Shenandoah, who has combin- school teaching with globe trotting. She stopped in Siam on 4||4l aof the world and, peanuts, she said she king’s clephants bits cane and tossed them pick up. Buying r a hair frc e L the animals, Miss Musphy ‘iad inlaid with gold and made | a cir lacking fed th of sugar coins to mEERE aiD |8 1924 it was decided to hold the 'mv-' at intervals. -+ PRISONERS PROMISED two year MARION, Ohio, ion county has Sept been 14.—May asked to Mrs. Coolidge catches six large trout at Lake Yellow- stone. 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