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THIJRSDAY——FRIDAY and SATURDAY ; = §KENYON i Suggested by g R. G. KIRK'S STORY NITED STATES FLAVOR” It took two years to make this picture and one of the ighest priced of the year. It is in ten reels and our the high lights of the Dempsey-Shar- ~ key Battle and other events makes it a 11-reel show. S ESEEVIRGNENRCERENINI AN RINENCNININCHT) News showing WITH JOY CAPRICE n CHARACTER IMPERSONATION we will start promptly at 7:10 and 9:30 OUR PRICES WILL BE 10-25-50 cents Loges 60 cents Sunday Matinee—LLOYD HUGHES and DOLORES DEL RIO in PALS FIRST LT T L R BT R EE O A B PR E P R T LR PR e T P R PP Attractwns -At Theatres B et “MEN OF STEEL” IS [ HIT AT THE PALACE! & ,“Mml of Steei’ piayed to a fine ouse at the Palace last night and held its attention to the last fade- dut. Milton Sills, playing the lead, and Doris Kenyon, costar, 10 me of the best acting of their reers on the silver sheat. It is spid to be one of the best Mam- oth productions released this sea- n. It will be repeated again to- ght, and tomorrow. 7 A late News reel showing some\ the high lights of the Damp- y-Sharkey battle in New York d other recent events rounds out a big evening’s entertainmert, '“RED HOT TIRES" AT | THE COLISEUM 'I'ONIGHT[ { In “Red Hot Tires,” the Warnor ros. Classic of the Sereen whieh ened yesterday at the Coliseum, onte Blue, the charming herd the photoplay, tells Patsy Ruth iller,. who plays opposita him the feminine lead—“Every time seé.you something happens.” And onte does not exaggerate mat- rs at all. so struck by her loveliness, ne by her roadster and she has o rush him to a hospital, fearing he i5 dead. Together they go to jail and enjoy imprlsonment because Ot their. fliftation, which blossoms into” a; love “that sends him after; her in hot" pursuit when she is kidnapped; and makes him forget he is frightfully afraid of motor cars when he learns of her dai- ger. And finally, after a series of exciting chases, the absorbel young couple ride right into a huge Own-Your-Own-Home board and so onto happiness. “PALS FIRST' COMING TO PALACE SUNDAY | b | i “Pals First,” of the successful novel by Fran- cis Perry Elliott and playad by | Leo Wilson Dodd, featuring Lloyd Hughes and Dolores Del Rio, com- es next Sunday to the Palace. It is an Edwin Carewe productim for First National. The story has to go with three tramps, who pose as the owne: of a ‘Southern mansion and his guests. Their disguise is seen through, however, sudden turn. “Pals First” contains one of the best surprise endings of the se2 son. In “Pals First” Miss Del Rio has the first stellar role of he. career. Her rise to prominence is one of the most phenomenal in the nals of Hollywood. A few T e e T e e e e e O L T T e e R T T T T T bit-s the fiim version and they are! recognized for desperate crooka,l At this moment the plot takes a, (nw«;«w return home to her, Irene Presniakoff, known in films as Irene Preston, is out of Los Angeles jail aiter shooting her husband, Idor Pres- niakoff (inset), former Russian army officer. tlaims her husband wouldn’t work. The husband, who was wounded in the arm, says she fired at him wllcn he rcfused to "The actress __(Internationa) Newareel) day she is on the threshold &f stardom. "WHEN EAST COMES WEST". AT COLISEUM CATURDAY | During the fiiming of “When East Comes West," starring Frank- lyn Farnum, showing at the Coii seum Saturday matinze and eve- ning, Director Reaves Kason, believes” in real action wherever possible, called for a rifle wita real bullets. “What is that for?" | asked Farnum. “Why,"” | Director Eason. “when you raise the golf club over your head as {{f to strike the leader of the gang, I am going to shoot it in two.” “How good can you shoot?” que » tioned Farnum, who was just tok: ing a cigarette from his pack. Fa- son looked at the pack of ciga: attes and said: “Throw up that pack of cigarettes, and if I don't tear it in pieces the golf stunt is off.” Up went the pack of cigarettes, bang went the rifl and Mr. Farnum went without his favorite cigarsttes the balance cf the day. He also held the golf club over his head, and Director Eason shot it in two. Another episode of “The Fight- | ing Marine” will also be shown. —_— - INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT PETER HEAVEY Information concerning the whereabouts of Peter Heavey, wno i3 thought to be in Alaska hag been requested of the Secretary of Alaska's office, by Frank Hea- vey. 33 Gallup St., Providence, R. 1. Mr. Heavey was last heard from six years ago, according to tac letter, at whics time he was in the Territory. Amy informatio’ concerning him will be appreci. .- ed. who | g | women's remarked { club | ) | off-hand | frankly Only One Homely Girl In Movies and None at All With Piano Legs HOLLYWOOI, Cal., Sept. 16.— Therz -3 but one homely girl in Hollywood, and not even that many who have what are tech- nically kuuwn as piano legs. at is the way it men, woman aui children extras. the bu- one the is Marian Mel, nead of department of the eau, says she knows of only girl among the thousands on extra }ist who admits she hiiss homely ,and seeks film employ- ment on that basis. There arc plenty of middle-aged and olderly women who admit it, some ef thes> even consenting to seek work under the cruel classification of “hags.” But there is no rush of homely girls to Hollywood. Some girls classify themselves as *egeentric” ,and are willing encugh to admit they can mal thoemselves up to look homely. But any casting director who told them they ware naturally homely would learn there girl will endure for a job in the movies. And as for piano ‘logs! One casting director made himsel? a lct of grief 'and sevaoral tem- porary enemies by trying to fill, and without stratagea, a call for one with with a typieal pair of piano legs. Not one was listed as possessing - such limbs, but he could remember several whose legs fig- prassed him Jast time he sav them as rather more or less like those of a piano. So he began calling them on the telephone. By the time he had broached the subject to four or five he was ready to quit. They jwere all angrily insulted. Finally ' fined his an acquaintance to whom he con grief came to the l | | ¥ are gome insults no | the sake of girl! i don't 'determined ring on |law allowed. £ '200-mile stretch of isolated ter-; | Allen, pastor of the church. “Call my wife,” said the friend. | She’s the girl you want! ll\l!‘ explain everything to her.’ Jusg tell her it's a chance to pick up fen bucks playing atmosphare.” So’ the piano legs played their part in the picture without seréen credit or embarrassment to the owner. | Among the glder women extras there is considerable affection for John Barrymore. Barrymore likas plenty of unkempt old women in his mob scenes, and the extras knnw it. ——— - — “Cutlaws Converted | To fish Protection PAUL, Minn., Sept. 16.— Outlaw fishermen of the wild north shore of Lake™ Superior,!| who have plied their trade sin the region was captured from| the Indians a century ago, have| surrendered. Hereafter ‘they will| fish as the law dictates. | Tho poachers once believed that Lake Superior conta’neé an inexhaustible supply of fish. But| the hauls have been lean in late years and finally the fishers hawl to join the State inf preserve that which! their livelihood for ST. secking has vears. Now they themselves are war- illicit fishermen. QQule‘ oificlals were quick to accept the ecoperation, for enforcement of laws against poaching always had been difficult in the wild to been {country . Until recently the fishers laid their nots during the spawning season, ignoring game laws, and used smaller mesh nets than the Operating over a ritory, they easily eluded the small staff of wardens and for years dil a lucrative bus’ness, | supplying catches of choice white-! fish, trout and herring to the_ ftinerant schooners that shipper | their cargoes to Eastern marksts | ->o (Rare Records Lost in Rioting at Vienna' alins | VIENNA Sept. 16.—Ownership of property, validity of marriages and divorces, financial settle- ments and many court cases are made doubtful by the wholesale degtruction of records in the, burning of the Palace of Jus- tice during tho July Socia rioting. Several years, it is estimated, will be needed to gather again the ~vidence on file in pending The mannequins will have learn-) Many (€d. how *’Ofil tos wear the newiof Lords is the only representa- ciyil and criminal caszs. 1 oL thege probubly will be dropped, bécause somg documents can not be, replaced. ;Nearly half of the abstracts of, title to Vienna property were burned. = Records of many regu- larizetions cf irregular marriages are gone. All trace of many debt arrangements are gone. The lose! of the records, it is said, will af-; fept, seripusly, thousands of firms | and individuals, —————— LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME CHANGE ANNOUNCEDE Beginning with next Sunday the time for holding the Lutheran Sun- | day School will be changed from 10 a. m. to 12:15 p. m, it was announced today by Rev. Harry ) | seashore | they B‘Y'MiSTA"KE Vera Reynolds, film playcr is recovering at her Hollywoo« home from effects of lysol which, she declares, she toold by mistake. Miss Reynoldd won stardom in role of would4 be suicide in “Feet of Clay.” | (intenational illustrated Newis) —_———ee —— Dressmakers’ Shops -Deserted by Society PARIS, Sept. 16, — Until bad weather drives them from the and the resorts where are resting up, soclety's ;members will not be seen in Parisian dressmaking salons. Ordinarily the newcomer finds as. much interest in the shoppers 'as in the styles. But there a ‘noticeable deayth now of in-} teresting people i) the Rue de la Paix and, the ‘Champs !shops. . Professignal buyers and, bargain’ ‘hunters dominate th> scene. i When the fashionabl2 shoppers Ireturn. to Paris winter collections lnokm will have lost their new after several weeks ‘of “display. mo |I and the ‘tr ne: wml-"J knuwn > It *is Mgfllfimnt thn Parin !dress houses dp not show advance winter styles at summer regorts, d_'of the ‘although each &pring they anpd summer models to winter 're- {sorts. = The well dressed world hates to say good-bye to summer. e, — {Keep Amateur Status, Princess Tells Lords LONDON, Sept. !days ofs professionalism, House of Lords should its position as the hold of amateurs, believes cess. Elizabeth Bibesco. Lord _ Oxford and 16.—In these the retain last strong- Prin- Anqultll (] is| Sadthilediyd [ .nIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIl||M|HlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIHIHIIlmIHIHImIlm i 7:30——TONIGHT L! ST TIMES——9:25 Get 'em while they're hot!—RED HOT!—The laughs _in “Red Hot Tires.” P SEEETENEEEREEAATASHRNIARCNLE o, Ly i S = L) (g | WHERE (OU SEE ANTERTAINMENT M COMFORT FOX NEWS 1 &) PRICES—10-20-50 cents Loges 50 cents PATHE COMEDY Coming Saturday “When East Comes West” | "ll'lllllllllllllllll||lll||IIIIIIIINIHIIIIHIIIIHHIIIIIIIlHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIllIIlIII s oo ALASKA MEAT Co. Wholesale and Retail Butchers PHUNE 39 Just Received One C arload Best Superior Portland Cement Elysees; Juneau Lumber Mills, Ine. | daughter, whose husband recent-! ly was Rumanian Minister in | Washington, thinks the Uppe Chamber wonld not necessarily| be improved by making It aa, elected non-hereditary assambly,! “Surely,” she says, ‘‘the House| tive body that now exmq in the modern world. representative. Candidates are| chosen because of marked intelli-| gence or marked docility. Person-| jality may command itself to the {electors or absence of personality to the party managers. But the hospitality of the House of Lords is extended to all schools of 1thought or throughtlessness. { *Peers are criticized for not attending and not voting. If they neither attend nor vote, what harm can they do? No doubt the House of Lords is an illogi- cal growth. But English tradi- tions are woven of anomalies.” } ‘“‘Elected assembles nrQ rarely S:juestered Church Traded for Emb VIENNA, Sept. 16. — Austrl final.y has a fine new, emba buildihg 0" Most o, hecause Russtan church here was held a sort of hostag~. During the war the Austri embassy at St Petersburg wi plundered and destroyed. Falli to get prompt redress, the A trian Government took pessess of the magnificent church on srounds he; It was turned over to the Bovift authorities the day/ the Government gave the by ing at Moscow to th Au‘lll‘ embassy staff there, . J, THE WOMEN OF M Legion are giving a ¢ P on Sept. 22nd, Moose Hall, at o’clock. Public invited. ;d,t. — e ‘ A happily married worgas is otie 8¢ o Yo Adverim..g wivays pays. Use| .nna co” amns ox Thn Empire. PAen . rr who does not think when it comay to growling a dog s in the pil class long lldu of ‘her meal KitchenAid will do these things 1.—Whips cream in 2 t0'3 min- for ONE CENT - 4.—Chops meat and ldtovorq—-r nuts, raisins, dates, figs, ‘l'y bread and crackera ‘for crumbling. High bowl Ll tects fingers. l n llides with a steamer roller. The men‘m ago the beantifhil star had ext time his horse {s frightened|no thought of entering films. To- | i’rhe first time he sees her he utes. Cold water jacket used when needed. Whips, at proper speed, any liguid of thin consistency. 2.—Mixes and beats mayon- naise. Beats eggs and icings ——mashés potatpes. 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One hour's use a day, in the average family, at a cost of ome cent pays the entire cost (of this modern electrical maid’s board —and the hardest tasks.of, pi paring your three meals have been done. =T bl on BT e u-'mgtfi