The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 3

e e e 7:30 ——— TONIGHT — 0;95 NEW SHOW NEW ()RCHESTRA Fo \ \'l"u" ) TONIGHT ~———— TONIGHT : 3 LR N i . Officer of the Return Engagement by Popular Demaind ; ik B o : #is et ‘ D“y . g . K wREY, ok i - i t % p F Fox Comedy for Laugh: PRODUCTION i " “ 1 p Fry ‘ B o0 + (XA Thiills-—Contrast-—Speed—Tension “THE VOLGA BOATMAN”| | QREREY 9% Sl R K - <G o PR o o~ Eaiae . and bect of all, Real Drama! with WILLIAM BOYD, ELINCR FAIR, VICTOR VARCONI, JUL!A PAYE and THEODORE KOSI.OFF ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8 0’CLOCK I)oors Open 7———meert 7:30 to 8 P. M. /\dmh unr——]O-_.)-.)() Locn\ 60 cents ———FHURSDAY——— ILLIAN glmfl Here are the prize beautics, Y s ¢f the coun try, who did their best, . just l|;11u|':|ll_\. to perplex the judgos in Cr 66 SIBIRL A blantia Bty phRAE Bruraltoh Dladdatizian . ‘ 4 THRILLING MELODRAMA & Seinte Baciet AR 3 : . RYAT H featuring the three big favorifes by the young Sazcret ice ope 6()th & 9 4 rent the night with their v rator, who so resembles Holden. | althful Of Paclf L g Y e A L e e\ e i e B R L G L KENNETH HARLAN | that startling compiications onl| = - R it g Ao N e W Persian priest, mopping his oyes | thrilling adventure rowd cach | : 5 i with a huge black handkerchie? 3 \1L\[)( E BELL \]‘ and MARY CARR ' other as the tale unfolds. | X worked himself into a frenzy while | 3 he wailed over and over the story e : \VALDEZ GRAND JURY | | miTeHELL : i e i Bets” Colisenm Melody Men PALACE—Where Big Shows Are Presented Il ‘AnpyigEs WASHINGTON| il ~ HEH G g Nbi ALEX FORDES ' : i { | accomplice ofithe villaitiows, Catigh folin i Piano A o A " 2 i A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture Tho * Valdes. Grand Jufy, and of ' hew Hussein, .wandering JAMES D. MURPHY half dead with thirst in the d= Saxaphone and MAXWELL TARP "lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII||II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' e W e :,‘ ol @ e/ : \rt of Damascas, was found by “Clarinet Drums s TIRER investigated and gave a clean bill i .4 the usurpe men and beheaded. ! Stroet’s leading financier, Whoa|or health to all the pablic in- i i . ; it T erelalit il Eorke REAL MUSIC BY REAL MUSICIANS ttract ns “m mistakes. for a poor girl, stitutions in Valdez, the various b ) . J Sl!ito tha Shilte soct, whioh Yefusol R A 10 —— | Federal offices, schools, ete., an L to recognize tie line of Caliphs WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY s the fol . founded by the usurper, 3 “THE SCARLET LETTER" sede s lowin, g mendations t the 3 i | Since the seventeenth cent o o At Theatres | AT PALACE THURSDAY |lowins recomme 8 to the —— : : ALY cen ury‘ MARRIED IN THE Governme.* at Washington: have been Sunnites i GTen eetebrated star ail “We recommend Ut {ho com: ' | | Nowadays some 10.000 Persian TRANSIT” ENCHANTED rl._ g! Lillian Gish, celebrated star of en | Shiitos Teside in Turk i the screen, has just fulfilled an|Pensation of States Cow-| Qlivcr Mitchell, left-handed o i “tully, and the only npp;:fillg;:mh[i HILL"” ]“'I'ME VOLGA BOATMAN" | 'ambition of some six years in play- | ;ms‘slul;m-x llm fixed upon a .mVn‘v'l‘ pitcher cf the San Francisco 4 i the Turkjsh government is, lis and G . “ basis for the reason that undar| Scal: h twirled hi 1 i 5 | Attempt t oput t ) RETURNS TO PALACE | , ing the role of “Hester Prynne . cals, has twiile imself inth D put a stop to the an- / "“ «! in. Nathaniel Hawthorne's class ,lhe prmcnx _rop ystem, the (un:-ltm title of “0ld Faithful” b g . . “mual flagellations of its Persian CANTERBURY 4 We“"n L Bioo 3 romance, “The ‘Searlet . Letter ' s in the outlying p winning more games: for his clu : 2 ¥ NIGHT 'OW'"K to inststeht dems FFor s ears the actress has |cinets receive whoily inadequaie|gince he joined it than any <ther Manager- Spickett will agd "e-| mentally rehearsed the role, hep |compensation, and due to this; moundsman in the Pacific Coasi . # ! e T Bon Falns BoRudn ing that day she would be|fact it s very difticult to | League. Mitchell is working his s | ; | WHO'S WHO | PR Ui yPalace: tonight, one show star given an opportunity to play thejmen of ability and learnin E n for the Scals ani / 3 l).nm s“h W b Ava o Jnuses. VRS YJat 8 o'clock, with concert from gramatic heroime of one of the |fill these imnortant positions. pas overoged 20 games a year. » $ '4ND W"FR“ ‘ ! leaves.on the. Fukon J. e aN 7:30 to 8. The presentation Will nogi famous romances in tiej ‘1t has beeh broughtsto our|He started out as a first baseman. He pitched a year for Cia P | ing for Kstehikan, wisthn SRR ba made with the added features ' yopd. motice (iat the salaties pa‘d | gnnati and signed with the ‘ies" in 1929, | Migs' Ruth Krugness rmunwl’ “l‘;“‘:"'“‘e“ with. the m“;fi& i 1 riors. R0 ——— as when shown last -week. &Y deput arsha ' ey homa Alaska afi da . She expects to - Ay g o siginas.| The fulffiment of her ambition | {EHEY, T PR e e e A sfi'fl"n"‘fl‘ AR s {nincan withls ca Sew T The Volga Boatman,” originai-\ o'y " oo commencing Thurs- |18 far bei he wages pa o the D 3 . i g > v tnspired by the son of that' il D seen commenciig S ire. |commonest labor m Alaska. in| [Pepe M l 18 O T A [ 1. MeDona, agent of the s SR et % vty a3 st tho. Palcs when Metro-LCC0t00, (000 0 ity @R sian Moslems Outwit Tur 8, 'Alarka Steamship at Anchorago, ‘ BARRACKS MAN WEN a love story between an aristocrat, Aty month. We recommend that is a passenger westbound on the : l pAetARI played by Ellaor Fair, and '] "o 106 i the role as|! of deputy marshals he in- Observp Ol(l the of Mournlng Alaska. . He pecently went south {1 M. Nefison, carpositer at” the | Volga' Boatman impersonated by' o Bt yo "0 cesiors, as she | CT2ased (0 p living wage. * [to attend. the funeral of his brofh- | army post ar Chilkoot Barrackw, | Willam Boyd, enacted against the is directly descended from onme of “We recommend that ll)f‘ next | ) e ia a visitor in Juneau this week. i | ‘hatkground of the most stirring e . 4 legislature of the Te: )y ot . RN the courtyard of an ancient has Hrucc Bfown arrived , on the S |Jiads on bis way to TehaKee for evets of_recnt history. jheonigion). Eil (e inly Ay ¢ CONSTANTINOBLE, Oct. 4. -~ hidden in a shadowy corner »iwAlaska from ' a, trip to Seattle, | ; [ trentment foy 'um‘tlsm. fadt i Tamilysnome e gl0ae ¢ parents . Slashing thefr ioreheads and nocis Stamboul, and laying eostly Pe* which fe' fook in connection wiin | Humor aplenty i3 infected intd fiald, Mass., is being maintained o i dith sharp sw ashing #hei- Si3m carpels on the cobblestones ' Yapge Shipment of mink made! BT - the pictiire. by scemes showing by the Daughters of the Revoiu-|! al delinquency of . their (i % arid B vhere camel caravans WCR L 70 v Mol the A) e 4 ’“lll SECd M‘h the re-action of the various cl tion as a museum where tha bl with their palmi, unioad their burdens 1+ tand h'l' 0 by S A | es when announcement is made gjent furnishings and possessi We further recommend thut | vesidents of 8 ctructed an 1 sque Mendenha ur Farm. ¥ that the old -regime has been ¢ the actress’ ancestors are on|& communication be directed | pcceeded in vherein to follow the spectacuiar A'bert ¥ well known travel- | | g overthrown. Mr. De Mille has pro- public display. Miss Gish ‘'is per. jthe War Department at Washing ”. I police and carrying rites. Persians have performed Ing man, for ci rrived unl 4 v ‘l LONDON, ()fl 4_ vided a splendid spectacle, when geif a member of the D. A. R. D. C. protesting against th-|this vear as usual th a g o Femiphy Bk this night for the M‘xrm\lm from & 4 i B ' girls eat more flllll A ed a gorgeous | is the dw 1o fcutting of the government cab urning for iwo men slain 1,501 t centuries in memory of( H. F. Preston, reprcsentative vr' Married Sfiturday. n Balti giris, according to a London the Reds intarrupted gorg The new picture is the dramatic| 4 Hassan and . Hussein randson N ball of the aristockats by the!giory of a Purltan woman who)Which ! srved Valdez and the | - LS 1 thas a8 BrBUbSt, MoAKIRG Erandsons the National Grocery, returned to| more, to Hamilton Smith, Mist| tel =l restaurant mnm . i sians were warne nt Mol . ¢ 3 Qkn i i " shelling and captare of Yuroslav. | carrled a badge of shame through | surround community for #o! oy e duali m;”“'"”t;, wdered. by an nsurplug Caliph, ! JReaU from: . Skagway. on - the| Gladys M. Brown, kaown fll “The American woman .. g oot aan ¥ Joved, | many years in the past. The cu!- CohE e 3 X e o Margznita, Fay Gray, is sceking a di vorc: ust omler a luncheon——no Wore The Volga Boatman,” which'life to shield the man she love i vear to jut a stop to th polize, arriving on the = be. . R L ot Sk | LY. Y he bobg g ot & o et was adapted by Lenore Coffee’ It was staged on a lavish scale, ting 01‘! cable has left thi | demonstration, staged every scene after the barbaric moonlight 1 ) h uN”’X‘» ak “Lw“"‘ on the Kroduch Bt S ik} en,- p %4 g .l‘ fiwi an original story by Konrad | with a huge cast of celebrities, community dependant upon a ra-|year on the (enth night of theleigy was ovet, arrested some YN0 Dhas been at Tenakee for sev-i not realize what was happening o et s, and always . leed Beraoulot. he famous gipey novel- nearly a thousand men, women|dio equifment which has proved |moon in the Mostem month uf d of ie self-wounded, Bleed. €ral weeks, arrived in. Juneau| yntil later fex or iied water,” he says, T 5 ry inefficieat, resulting in soc;. | Mouharrem. H B, thousand A on the Mngnim (In tiohal Newsreel) md that breakfast. d ist. Feaiured players include W.-'and children in the larger scenes, very But th " ¢ 5 h 5 .{ous interference with the tr: o ey gathered secretly i & mnrharfl\ W. I. Lass and mmlly are “The English gir} 18 m liam Bovd, Elinor Fair, Victor and in elahorate settings. An en U SRl o eyt | S bgutih e L of & { [ st aats: hontlti ush Varconi, Theodore Kosloff, Julia'tire replica of America's first Pu- ac‘u\? of hux.neshlhthhm 3 r {more thas a man.” Faye and 1ebert Edeson. i ritan village was constructed for “We rezcommend the District 15w Pu t P S » ! guests t Gastinean from! AR # it Ithe big production. her second|Attorney and. his office for the | nc ures er ua'e ‘ 00 Speel River cnroute to Seattle] . T0C 1t ";"“9‘""“" wio P - &' MetroGoldwyn-Mayer vehicle, “La |efficient, fair, impartial and cour- ) t6: Daide. 3;1"0:"?; % hudnsm nd ?fl' |“ON STROKE OF THREE" T poneme” being the first. HNos snner th yhich g are) Autozst are the P uncture Weed ] | vk wistora, representative ot Gon "yt s o ¢ | SHOWING AT COLISEUM ! conducted proceedings before this | the “67 variotios” arrived in Ju-| poany © AR oish SR e & ;3 _,|grand jury, and their fearless an!| . neau on the Margnita, a & ‘St e v ""”l' N T Tl TG T ::.,mlr):m mannar in administrat- ,____dfii; e et N Miss Ardene Smoke, who ha ‘sh: still "1'1’5.".‘".‘_. lished in the Satyrday Evening; | COMING TO JOLISEUM |[n8 the law. By mg(u SHELBY . il baen demonatmun; the Leon per-' pd Papers tor sure at ‘tne Post as “The Man From Aslia-|1;—— %! : International lllustrated News Staft luna" m later put forth as nn, Edmund Lowe, the handsome FRANK SUFFECOOL ILL Correspondent extremely popular novel under th’ william Fox star whose mastey } { sahie name, was seen at the Col-| of romantic roles has made him| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suffecool,| [J OF ANGELES (I-I-N).—~War has A / Bis seum last night, when the Asso-' one of the leading screen stars of | well knmown Skagwayans, arrived Tt- deolared on the puncture £ ; F A Angeles County is planning £ ; § g clated . Afts production, “On th-!the countfy, has, in the role ofjon the Margnita and are at ”‘"l Stroke of Three” was screcned Cyril Gordon of the U. 8." Secret | Gastineaus Hotel. They came to th t ine 5 4 for the first time in this locality.| Service, one of the most fascinat-|Juneau on account of the healtn| . e e st obd . , / POSITIVE Story, cast and direction make ing roles allotted to a sereem star|of Mr. Suffecool, who recently suf- ”;. 2 or unmake (the motion picture’ in a decade. In “Marriage injfered a nervous break-down. Thoy : if, victim of an . ; 1 ¢ & i ,“On ‘the Stroke ‘of Transit,” which is to be at the|will be in Juneau indefinitely. venge on the 2 o Co A L SEN " hds' the advantages Coliscum for Wednesday only, Mr. Vs R Ry m»mll ve done little \ auperb material in all threo. |Lowe has.a dual role. A than to invent the puncture ik s g Vo B A sterling g of players,| Dis a8 o distinguished Bu.|Y: S MARSHAL WHITE L i headed by Madge Bellamy, Kea-' ropean who has reached GOING TO KETCHIKAN net| rlan Mary Carr in- to buy the ret MIL$M u.:l’i?m .;yd F. Har L:::B t 'I'mmmry’ Departmen* United States Marshal Albert .]fif who ilrected Georgs - .| White will leave tomorrow mora- Arliss In' most of his successful .—:zl ' he ing on the Yukon for Ketchikan pictures, has done Nflhllt wors g R for Richard Johnson who has been ‘,m. u. .‘,‘“‘m of " n"‘ : ; g sentenced to serve 10' months n ‘offered him. The cast ‘that she is marrying the Federal jail at Juneau. Tho e had never seen bo- :1‘ lh:tle:inacu to return on the : mer. g " Gordon midy e : n- h.ln::;u. and also| . CAMPEN IN HOSPITAL . None of the vlnle ltrennh aad ..'.,Qfi marrying a rascal. | ‘appeal of the story has been’ to release her im- ';; m',lfl:::l. _Jost in bringing it to the screen, ! /from her vows. ¢ 8] i ‘for Lonergan, wh> 1 80 stirring a theme on m for medical fisatment, : i X JOH L 04 fihw o8t lfl"’ 3 w.“'.ul: . bufl, usuall t ly resis! Sarrying the burs b 4y which ,w"”l"‘ P o 1 iy 3 4 : ’ y £ R R ::mm...,...-m;;;o:" o R e o S L : 3 5 # o o0 the -pocket! 1 cate the “pun Te's shown holding bhoat mnmv, 15 o St Amvs| e n '3 sity e, that Spread over a cirele fifteen feet in diameter, ai 3 square oot A