The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1927. R ..muuuumuuuuuuumml'uuumuummmmu|umuumm||uum||un..’ Dm,»t Start An thing i | ; You Cannot Finish ,-'%0 _ TONI(‘HT — 925 W'M SH()W VILW ()RCHESTRA FOX NEWS Ofificer of the Day Fox Comedy for Laughs TIMES TONIGHT— REX BEAC] AUCTION BLOCK | TS SOLSAL S S BEN SRIG 5P Sl ) | ‘r IND CHIEF EAGLE HORSE l © THEN Thiills—Centrast—Speed—Tension —Strength — Courage — Enduring PR S »! | Remance—Action—Love—Cemedy— -~ SR ¥ and best of all, Real Drama! o TUESDAY-—Ry Popular Demand A Cecil B. DeMille PRODUCTION “THE VOLGA BOATHMAN” s WILLIAM BOYD, ELINCR FAIZ, VICTOR VARCOMNI, — JULIA FAYE ond THEODORE XOSLOEFR bl Adaptel by LEONORE J. COFEE Fiem tho stary by KONRAD B C —THURSDAY——— " |LILLIAN GISH 1 THRILLING MELODRAMA featuring tie thrce big faworitss | KENNETH HARLAN MADGE BHI.AMY and | I , . ", l-l r C a( I\ Betz’ Colisevm l.ylody Men g | ! CHE‘}S I.BETZ’ ALEX FORBES 1olin " 2 Wt ! JAMES D. MURPHY i ! PALACE—Where Big Shows Are Presented i e e e | S:xaphone and MAXWELL TAR? This t action pictare of the sensatfonal title bout T Chicago shows the difierenco between a slugger and a clever boxer. Clar:net Drams ° A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture Demps2y has ju it he was trying to brush a fly! : LT — - il P e e 1 t lunged for Tunney’s body but the Champion sid:stepped and made Jack lgok Rl' AL MUSIC BY RFAI MUSICIANS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY “MARRIED IN “THE TRANSIT” ENCHANTED o HILL” CANTERBURY A Western that NIGHT is different a two day engagemcr .- — —R open o Horse, the Indian| wrn engagement will be on Tlu-»;-}‘gg‘e“' “would: be of great valu 5 add materially to the pre he Coliseum. ba is the added attraction |day and Wednesday mglh ) from a‘ training standpoint, an Anracnons |the F.B.O. siudios where it wus| B b end last night he was required 4 \pnlqlhly from a strategical one. e dve A } v ———* by both audiences . 1 e first he Wande required to give “Pahjahnan,”| * i By A - He will repeat his vocal prograin again tonight. Mrs. Howe Vance, regular pianist in the Jalace or- chestra, was his accompanist. . to give an o sdacada it o S “Pale Moon” | “MARRIED IN TRANSIT" ng Jew” and| IS COMING TO COLISEUM S SLAYER’S “GIRL” | What the fate of a nation may lepend upon the secret codes ui- wl by iState, War, Navy and Tr ury Departmoer to congeal i o Jortant inted \auion was prov £ “THE VOLGA BOATMAN" | Terin ']f" World “'L\I: when thoa- COME BACK, PALACE oi secret servied mcn of it e . ent every nation involved we: iving to secure keys to mes-| and will A.t Theatl'es ‘:("J!r b.mul. l!{\ eth ( arlan, whn ]mu the featured players. The sto- teals with the Homely now , Ma:sv TCHARLES RAY IN COMEDY AT PALACE pported by ¥ end a good o for the 1 tonight, ‘in ‘The Block,” Hobart Henldy produc good comedy. This op: _'day at the Palace to audiences, bri 'ON STROKE OF THREE” AT COLISEUM TONIGHT Built on a story of more than | ordinary anppeal,- brilliantly direei- | #% ed by F. Harmon Weight, and | Henry P st. In the cast of suw porting players are Eddie Phillips, Owing tnacted by a cast of splendii| e o army of in a to ? o ohn Miljan, De Dahm, Rob s4 iwhio h, | talent, tha first Associated Aris| o\ Dualey & Dawls ot help but please t Spickett et ‘j';’~':l‘: (::T‘yn:wi}. hl?f“?:l production, entitled “On the Stroke | ugp teo%e it is no bad tas a return gangny cot] WP ARG BHG 0 L4 Mod f dead men, ere secured and scian- | mouth aft Volga Boatma with of Fhres,! is 6ne. of the 1 ave ftsfirat showing in this pa: st p h i Many tures which Hollyweod has tur £ ouRtry nis ’ j¢ ture and all audienc sai added fcatures given forf| b of the country tonight, when it p r ed out in recent months. It w : ? tied nights last week. The ists and scholars were constantly e i et S e t work ing new ones, while sther Thud' Down Coes Gene—But He Got U p o holars were constantly at m to find solutions for -ughl to nmko inte & 'K FOR EVERY PURPOSE- TRACTORS p 1 ' CARPENTERS 4 PLUMBERS ' MECHANICS hrough t! cre's. til the World War calied C right the United Service consisted I a small force of men whoze! i ed nr hunting dowa | and secking out #he' Irving Rubinzahl, held in g places of smuz $140,000 insurance murdtr in . gew Ygrllt says he drowned, § Tha work of the Secret Servic: Benny Goldstein to get mone Th I’ l C brouknt. out in ‘Muhled n fof sweetheart, o.yeas.old ontas Hardware Co. Transit” which comes to |he Helen Brandwein, ~ shown . | Coliseum for Wedneaday night on above, iy with md Lowe, the Fox . (laternational Newsreol) 3t in the 1.»m|'ne ro'e. l i o L_. unravelling cf these - LlI..LIAN GISH AT Fi I PALACE THURSDAY | Litlan GisW wix o' seer hé . Palace for a three day ehgage- ment begfnning /Thursday, ; ‘appe: mg in Victor Seastroms nd production of “The Scarlet Le ter.” , The new production, an elabo- rate tilmization of Nathaniel Haw- thorne's classic of -Puritin days, is given an elaborate presentation by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers, Lavs Hanson, the noted Swedish actor. appears in the leading male role, and. the cast includes Henry B | Walthall, Karl Dane, Marcell Codr. | day, (Willlam® H. Tooker, ' Jules { Cowles, Mary Hawes, Fred Her- z0%, Joyee Coad and others of Beginning Monday, Qctober 3, ; . RHODES CAFE Will Cluse at - 12 o’Clock Midnight Except om ko~ 5 c::crl:byh!l‘ (Ccnllmud trom Tage One) assuming of coirse that both are | well trained in the parts they muist { play. Personal association and un- idorstanding iy essential to ac- | com the best uniform results. | “Every opportunity should b. 1mken to’ train” ground officers of all brat as_aerlal gvsefvers. The ho ' Has HArvi fi m«&» knows thelr 2 oty st . siz@) 3 d tnrmn n ensatlo of the Nght between Tumecy p DSmDesy came *lion which he. cherres. ts Lorl tost tltle. The former. titieholder s shown just as ha bas sank : : . L ably e v ev, nogked off his feet. m the Chllldn