The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1927, Page 3

lllllllll'llllllllIIlllII.IllIIll|IIIIIlllll|Il|llIIIIlIIlIllIIIIIIIllIlIlIll!-lIIIIIIIIIIIlIII-. TONIGHT, FRIDAY and. S XTURDAY lh 2 SHOWS EACH NIGHT AT 7:15 AND 9:20 Showing World’z INTERNATIONAL Series and Other Events NEWS Seen 1czently in “Tell mnumiimummmm [T T T T T T I i WILLIAM HAINES ELEANOR BOARDMAN CONRAD NAGEL JIMMIE ADAMS Priccs—10-25-50, Leges 60 cents It to the Marines” cnd mllll“lllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllll a £ YOU'LL HAVE = LR H D DA T H gt R 'Aurdctions At Theatres ~— l | l e — . “MEMORY LANE” IS AT PALACE TON'GH‘I" & There is as much romance in the family washtub as in a king's castle—if you can get it out. This is the theory of John M. Stahl, film producer, who says | . that he would rather make pic- tures the characters of which acc common everyday folk than thoco | o | o ty. “It is the everyday folk about| us that make the world go round.” he explains. vastly more important than the persons who: stand on top of the| earth and’ ecqnclude that everyene else is hidden in their shadow. NEXT SUNDAY, if ycu have noth'ng to do come “UP IN MABEL’S RODM” ‘IIllllIIIIIIIIlIHllIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlImllllllIllillilllllhlflillflllllllh il ARAEN-< 08 . Kinge..as. - the-. soeinily fllming of outdoor sequenczs of “Hard Bolled,” Fox Films version of Shannon Pife’s gripping story of thé open spaces, which comes '”to the Coliseum theatre next Sat- urday matinee. Qisplaying millionaires and royal- | “All in all, they are: = lHIIHIlIHIIIIIl‘lIIlI LT mmu|mnrmnl_mnmuummnnmmllnmn A GOOD TIME “Memory Lane,” Stahl's la-' test release, which comes to tho Palace tonight for a three day| run, the producer tells a story fite and love in a small tcwn.' Eleanor Boardman, Conrad Nagel| and William Haines head a la cast. It is a First National ple-| ture, presented by Louis B. May- er. | ACROSS THE PACIFIC" | i Ruth, is theé second picture suc- cess on which this trio have col- \ laborated. It is at the Coliseum tonight. | surrection ‘of Aguinaldo- in is Hi = in which TUP IN MABEL'S ROOMT mirror, robe “Up in Mabel's Room.” riage Circle” has now reached the height production farce, which will be c¢n view at the Pa ace Prevost s a full-fledged etar. cause of an autographed which Garry gave Mabel they were divorced. poses as an inhocent bac stead of a husband with a the fun gets i when Mabel is invited to the same | ,house party at |also a guost and at which the two | are “introduced.” | And so Marie Provosi, Harricony estate and disgraced by 1 scandal. e leaves for the T‘hxlm,)mg slands without seeing his sweel = heart, nnd as a private there is instru-| S ! mental in bringing about the cap- \ iture of Aguinaldo by an intrigue' he must gat information |Rain, =|from a native girl by .pretend o love her. has come to the islands with at his father’s suggesti His sweetheart, w a colonel in the army, the affair a real one fad Ed Kennedy, Lorch, Sojin, W 1S AT PALACE SUNDAY ! moved and Prevost has make-up case ne bathing girl who spark’ {in “The Beautiful and Damnz {“The Dark Swan.” ‘“Tarnish,” “Kiss Me Again,” and “The Mar. for in the Al Christ! of the famous in ~ Mabol's 8, “Up Reo: theatre next Suzday, M In the picture Miss Prevost ha: a delighttul time making Harrivoa | anL who plays Garry Ainswroth her cx-husband, miscrable—all b chenri As fast and furid which Garry is 'ord, Harry Myers, Sylvia Bream- ot mixed “Up In Ma i with Mabel’s Room,” ed £/ taining I'Christie secured for Mi:3 Prevost one of theé best film stories of the year. | written Otto Harbach. | TOM MIX COMING e Bulldogging an enraged steer, ‘three species may be bulked un- when you are suffering with | badly sprained ankle is not such an easy task, as Tor: bilx, ace bf Western stars, In M ul Nh‘nn‘kul‘ Carl Gerard, Phyllis Haver, Maud Traux, Wil and Arthur Hoyt, mise, & H Room, In minating c’ delightful result “Up as v, deligh untold thousands and in the screen rights, Mr. “Up In Mabel's Room” was by Wilson Collison and COLISEUM SA" URDAY | | a found - during ths this fast-moving vehicle, in ! which action is the keynote, Tom, "8 as a dashing young adventurcr from Chicago,, make Tony's shoulders of a steer which men- aces Helene Chadwick, is called upon to leap from neck and a desperate back to the cast as i AT COLISEUM TONIGHT ; Marjorie Gregg in the Shannon s X — AR 3 story. Warner Bros.' production ¢f Not so very long ago, whil> 1"Across the Pacific,” adapted bylwnrklng in another Western p'o- Darryl Zanuck from Charles D. ture, Mr. Mix crushed his ankle Blaney’s story, starring ,Mcnte when he was forced to flee to Blue and directed by Roy Decl escape a huge boulder which crashed down quite umexpectedly when the stunt-star threw a lariat around it. ix succeeds in handling the “Across the Pacific” is a melo- steer, but Helene Chadwick and dramatic historical spectal dealing other members of the cast mar- with the stirring cvents of the in- veled at his temerity in’tacklinz the the beast under such circum- “I believe that the romance and | Phillppine Islands which followed “stances. ‘drama in the average Amdrican home eclipses anything that ever oo happen within the gilded i the Spanish-American War. Mun’c' {p'ays the part of a Southern boy | who is t"encheronuly "ubhed of e “MR. PIM PASSES BY” Elks’ Hall, Dec. 2 nnd 3 ndv EAGLES’ Maose Hall BE TZ COLISEUM of fats for A% ? ‘) Three hundred families are ma- THE DAILY ALASKA i | | | i bleads with Mont2; but he cannot | swopf districts of the stated of (tell her the truth. 5 The“;:u:nonlbr;x cmst[‘cnn?m Of Maryland took stock today of the ane nton, yrna Loy, Charlcs| 1 Bivehs, Toin WINGE Walter o fosas. — - ir. winds, falis. 83 Z| Grail, Herbert Pryor, Theodore Rogers and Bdmund Fortune. alter | throughout the eastern states. NEW FORD CA FORD CAR .|American Surveys | | | {RAILRGADS AGAIN THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 19 27. UNDER WATER High Wind and Floods Sweep Several Eastern Sections NEW YORK, Dec. 1—Storm New York, Pennsylvania and floods. December started with cold Hornell, New York, is under from four to tive feet of water. rooned in the upper parts of their PRICES GIVEN DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 1.—The prices of the new Ford show a range from $385 to $570 for var- cus tvpes of pleasnre cars and rom §$180 to $610 variors ifruek typ Prices e 80 by iDe'roit. i (:lnu‘ ] fall H r sedsn § fordor sedan coupe §! port conpe phaetoa roadster up body Harq Wood Forests uea rrom Paze One.) in il look into th possibility of growing rubbar trees in these countries. “A great deal has been said re- | B garding the important rols the| |forests of our southern neighbors !may soon play in the economic| vood supply of the world, particu- 1 of tho United States. n.! vestigations in this field are han- dicapped by lack, of knowladze having to do with the kind. amount, availability and przctiral' uses of the forests there. “At present chaos exists in thej names of given tropical species! chiefly because there aro many of them. Often one kind of tree will bear 20 or more local {pames and sometimes two or jder the same name. Proper iden- titication of these is of first im- portance in such a practical study.” TO RAISE CAPITAL 1r‘onummu from Tage Dnn\ New lgsues in 1928 A new stock offéring by thel Missouri Paclfic is regarded in Wall Street as likely next ycar #s part of plans, now under co: sideration by a special commit tee of directors, to wipe out near ly $50 in accumulated dividendr on the preferred fssue. The | Southern Rallway has $20,000,09¢ in ‘common stoek unissued of the $30,000,00 additional authorizcc late in 1926 and, if business along the line warrants, it i8 probably that this stock will be sold durin th2 coming year. One of the largest stock offer ings this year ‘Was $49,000,000 §- preferred stock of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail road, the proceeds of which were used to pay ofA the war debt to the government and for other| capital purposes, The Canadian| Pacific offered $32,500,000 of new | € ordinary stock to shareholders »* $150 a share and $5,000,000 addi-| tional to officers .and employes. Other stock sales either completed | or in preparation since January 1 -include the New York Central $38,826,000; Baltimore and Ohio, $16,985,700; | St. Louis and 8an Francisco, $15,096,200; . Bango: and Aroostook, $1,761,600, and 01} Colony, $891,700. | British Tans 1u|: Spratts LONDON, Doc 1--British Jack Tars have becoms Jack Spratts. They complait 'that there has been too much fat in thair food: The anti-fat movement startel among the lower deck ratings «f the navy, and spréad all-over the ships. 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