The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1927, Page 3

SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:30 OCLOCK SUN‘JAY MONDAY NIGHTS—7:15 AND 9:20 KINGGRAKS OFPENS THIS SHOW and then the thrilling feature I T T T T L T T LEWIS STONE B/\RB ARA BI' DF()RD —TFU LLY MA ALSO A COMEDY CHARLES PUFFY m “JIMINY CRICKETS” UL LRI Adm—lO 25, 40 Iaogu 50 cents LAST 2 TIMES TONIGHT “SHIPW RECKED” mmnmuumnnmmumummmmmmrnu|mmmmnummummgn THIRR e TR Attractions At Theatres S 5 \“THE TRAFFIC COP” | AT COLI‘EUM TON|GHT essence of | Beaumont's ightful story Ibeen captu by the produc |in this rolli(kmz romance uf The very are aplenty with erately, drive: down a mountain That )mpp) Pro of mka In.ml sitet 4 runaway motor bus cach succeeding vehicle a bit bet-|filled with children. The yawning ter than the last appears to have cliffs are just below. Heo puts on become an established routine m‘full speed, races slongside thc the recent career of Maurice Ben-|careening vehicle, leaps on to it nett Flynn, F. B. O. star whose jand checks its onrush. This thrill. latest conledy - dramatic effort, [ing episode may bstter be secn “The Traffic Cop,” was revealcd than described for in it Flynn I'l”‘ thero for the first time this afternoon touches a high point of realisw: |, at the Coliseum. and skillful showmanship. Most desirable of all gifts— BULOVA Watches ouU m;esrchmg, per- chance, for a truly fine gift for some loved one. How natural, then, to choose a BuLOVA WM as beautiful, as dependable, as true friendship mcll' l In our fascinati mas assortment of wVA ¥ Wnclumheunfluurtnt gift for " or “Her"”, = which 2| by | scene from f “SHIPWRECKED" IS AT. o AT | PALACE, LAST TIME THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDAY DEC 17, 1927. S i Py 7:30 STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT 9:25 all who lik lhrl[llng L our advice is mot to miss “Shipwrecked,” a new Me* n feature picture foaturin £ Owen and Joseph Schild kraut, which . is being chown the Palace with emphatic su ry scere in this great mar photoplay is worth while. This i especially true of the hurricanc scenes aboard a clipper were actually filmed of he coast of Californ™ during oic of the most severe storms ever known in that localitys i3 interesting, the action dramat! nd swift-moving o effect decidedly invigorating. The ork of the players in the produc tion is unusually clever. Palace tonight for the las two times. b “WHY GIRLS GO BACK | HOME” AT COLISEUM "From the obscurity and peti ness of Winesville, to the fa and luxury - of Broadway—and back again. That is the path that Patsy Rath Miller, as Mari Downey, takes in Warner Bros' production \Vh\ Girls Go es Flood and Mon small-town York, contel Jehn Foss, YHara, and looking for 3 e of marriage and quict | Then one ni A_m mxl ugitats with the ati nesticity ford Dudley § n’k ut a pl,n in his vanity ¢ passionate lov: producti the * playing ed ! o him, f a sthige carec fol'ows the She is befr Sally in the g ipe to New Y wded by th» JleflvA (| m]y of his reputati mnl nee 1, and ebtains through Sally in a revn>. this point op a good siory is de veloped. | “OLD LOVES AND NEW" AT PALACE, TOMORROW | 010 Tovek and New" is 'en adaptation by Marion Fairfax of “The Desert Healer,” the latest of the celebrated E. M. Hull nov- els to reach the screen. It is a* the Palace tomorrow matineo anl night and Monday night. Lver since tha )mvels uppenr ance, mot so long ‘ago, and immediate: leap into the best :p.l or class, film producers have sought the rights to the book for film purposes. But it has fallen to the lot of Marion Fairfax, emi- nent screen writer and executive who recently turned producer, tn realize this purpose. Miss Fairfax, who is releasing 0ld Loves and New” through First National, made her own adaptation and is presenting it with a cast headed by Lewis Stone and including Barbara Bed- ford, Walter Ridgeon, Tully Mar- shall, Katherine MacDonald, Ar thur Rankin, Ann Rork and Albe:t Conti. In printed form “Old Loves anl New,” with an estimated book and serial circulation of more than 8,000,000 readers, is sald to overshadow Mrs. Hull's first nov- el, “The Sheik,” both ia literary quality and public favor. "MAE PAULY GOING . TO TAKE VACATION Mae linist and leader orchestra, will leave on the Prin- cess Mary Tuesday for Seattic where she will yisit her parants Pauly, popular vio- relatives and fricnds for severa’ weeks. 3 Miss Paillly has been at the Palace one year last Thursday night and has never missed ¢ matinee nor evening since com: ing to Juneau, which is considerc? some record. She will appear in the pit for the last time tonight prior to iaklng her vacation, WHY SURE! % PRESDENT Will be otit ter. warm and comfortable., Just Phone 2567. —adv. Bur'mi-ur 1& E‘c’;fl John r’hcm '473, ar for any odd " jobs. —adv o hi4 yo Holler. WIJ Watch this space and you will be surprised. ——adv. \ + | 1 The story | the genera!| This production will be shown | by | un | of the Palace {} AN ENTIRE CHANGE—DIFFERENT THAN THE MATINEE PROGRAM In New York she wa: the tcast of the town; in her home the 1oast of the scandal mongers, | 4 | | whiE You skt TR AINMENT M COMFORT | FOX 2,0 HOME | PATSY RUTH MILLER #CLIVE BROOK Yiarting the (.omvdy Series— “FIGHTING HEARTS” wizh ALBERT VAUGHN PR GH TONIGHT ONLY O “The Traffzc Cop” !D/iHO Epsode No. 7 #10-20-90—L-ges 50 cents FORGET of Pioneers’ Home at 18th — Doors open 2 at 2:30 P. M.—No ad- mission charge—Give what you wish., o | ! ] FGX NEWS % CARTOON- DON’T Benefit for Poneers { Sitka—Sunday, Dec. o’clock—Show starts The Standard Gifts for Christmas Candy, Cigars, Tobacco There’s no question ¢f the appropriate- ness of Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes or Pive Tobacco as Yuletide remem- branecs for your friends. These articles | ere welecme and inexpensive, Our Special Christmas Stocks Offer a Wide Selection of the Famous Pig & Whistle Chocolates in pound, 2-pound and 5-pound Christmas Package:. All Standard Cigars, Cigarettes and Smoking Tobaeco. Pipes of all makes end shapes at pmm to suit you. BURFORD’S CORNER “ For Christmas ‘" GIVE AN o ,ImzmToilet Set W ‘ ¢ —0;11 Aw” and &I‘) TING DESK SET us to nave you. s for suggestions.. " . JEWELER .IIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||I|IlllfllmlllllllI}HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIlIllIIIIIh. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF JUNEAU' The Coliseum Theatre is giving a matinee tomorrow, Sunday, December 18th, the proceeds of which will be given “to the Pionccrs of Sitka Home and divided equally among them as a Christmas gresting frem the public of Juneau. A new program will be chown just for this- occasion and there will also bé added attracticns cn the stage. There is no fixed admiesion p: the public can give as mueh as their pocket beck al Remember we want to put Juneau over the top. Every city in Alaska is giving a benefit fer that purpese. Let’'s make Juncau's Pioneer Benedt a success and bring happiness ty the old timers who weat cver the hill so that we could reap the harvest. DOOR3 CPENS 2 P. M. SHOW STARTS 2:30 P, M. An Entirc Change of Picturés for Sundey Night L e L T e T T T T T T FOX NEWS “Salute” An F. B. O. Comody NI, SPECIAL BENEFIT 3. ATINEE Dxo:3 Open 2:00—Show Starts 2:30 P. M. "IIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlulllIIlIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIllllIIlllll!lllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII nununeRnmmnn HI e NortHERN LicitT PrespyTERiaN Churcn Rev. 0. A. StiLLMAN, Pastor MCRNING SERMON AT 11 0'CLOCK. Subject: “The Great- est Gift.” A Chrigmas Sermon. BIBLE SCHOOL AT 12:15 EVENING SERMCN AT 7:20 P. M. 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