The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THUKSDAY, DEC. 22, 1927 " Wants His Face Re-Made | So He’ll Be *‘Beautiful’’ tial eviden and the of nature. 9:25 FOX NEWS JUNE MARLOWE and JOHN HARRON —STARRING— PARIS” IS FEATURE ' glg KETT’ . i T 4 AT PALACE TONIGHT PAIL.ACE : Playing with an —even for a motion pic s like playing with a ratt ke according to Douglas Gilmor i screen actor. He sustained painful wound during the produc tion of “Par Edmund Gould Ing's new v production, when he sta; Apache quarrel wford. Miss Craw slipped, and the knife ce in the neck. But later on, they did their Apache dance, awford had an accident | resulted in a sprained ankle The new story, coming tonight e, is a vivid drama of underworld, with v playing an Amer enmeshed in an Ap , Miss Crawford as an Ap. and Douglas Gilmore Cat,” underworld ruler of Others in the cast include Rose Dione, Michael V. Jean Galeron and others of Goulding directed it from own original story. STARTING TONIGHT UpP- T()-D ATE \I ll Metro-Goldwyn- M a yc PRESENTS uu(l JOAN CRAWFORD PARIS EDMUND GOULDING’S Production A GORGEOUS FILM OF APACHE LOVE! He thought that Apache love was “the bunk” when Miss that CHARLES RAY he 'l he Puris. | Mme ) aroff, note. } Im \ v RTAINMENT, PRICES 10-20-50-Loges 60c CUR GANG in GOOD CHEER A Pathe Comedy "“THE BLUE EAGLE” IS AT COLISEUM SATURDAY . O'Brien and Janet featured in “The B zzt Cry A STORY OF PIONEER DAYS AND THEIR BATTLE AGAINST ODDS re ' Fox Films version of G —and then ke fell for a fascinating maid in the most notorious haunt of Paris! and WANDA WILEY in “YEARNING FOR L()VP” 10—25—50—Loges 60 ccnts SATURDAY “THE BLUE EAGLE" wars in a great city, which comes to the Coliseum Theatre next Sa‘- ,u.ua\ John Ford directed the prodaction, The cast includes | Margaret Livingston, William Rus- ell, Robert Edeson and other B ISP o AORRSES “Sr TR ¥ of opinion between George DAn\ (Internntional Hlustrated News) Gealering. sbout s differbuost - - LUTHERAN CHRISTMAS ‘ , FINE FAMILY FUEL tor those wise encugh to ordeér PROGRAM ON SUNDAY The Sunday School of the Re- surrection Lutheran Church wiil give its Christmas program § day evening in the Odd Fellows’ Hall at 8 -o'clock. A fine pro- ram of recitations, dialogues and ongs heing prepared by the members of the Sunday School. One of the main features of the evening will be the pageant “White Gifts for the King” which QUR CHRISTMAS OFFERING JOSEPH M. SCHENCK PRESENTS NORMA TALMADGE <KIKI*’ with their coal and kindling here. Have us deliver you &t yous address and note how mueh better heat and. cleaner fArey you have. Wouldn't ask you to do this it it cost more. It 'doesm’t. Xt really costs less and the trial will prove it. We carry a full ine of Feods. D.B. F FMME,R Phone 114 e T T L L i Christmas Specials RAYON PAJAMAS in nile, pink, canary, orchid, black and peach—all trimmed in contrasting shades . SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST $3.95 RAYON VESTS All Colors Special, 95 cents Louis Wolheim (center lower) insists on havmg his “map” re modeled because he wants to look as “pretty” as Jack Gilber! (left), and Jack Barrymore (ns,ln‘ But pmduccrs won't 1et him dol! up. . and Big Tim Ryan, the strife in- volves pretty Rose Cooper, tiny Baby Tom, Father Joe and others figure prominently episodes. O'Brien, as George s come of the most iking scenes of his motion pic ture career. There is one fight, in cular, which will go down in creen annals as- one of the most realistic bits of action ever photo- graphed. The stalwart figure op- posite O'Brien is William Russell RONALD COLMAN tas Big Tim. Both men love pret- SCREEN STORY BY HANS KRALY y Rose and bhoth fight tiercels Based on the: Stage Play, “Kiki” written by Andre Picard | ""C" e final award is at hand. and Adapted by David Belasco = PR R RN S A | “KIKI” IS CHRISTMAS A SUPER SPECIAL FEATURE | FEATURE AT PALACE Vi ) ) )i ) i | nor 3 11 Beaumont's gripping story of i: > American Navy d gang who in the Ilis face is his fortune, Put he's going to tempt fate by having it made over! lh it's the announcement of Louis W ulhcnn actor, who ha a “mug” that makes children flee in terror at the very sight o it, and makes even strong men tremble, Wolheim has_become tired of his caved-in nose and othe facial errors. ery time he shaves he breaks out in a col sweat. So he started arrangements to have a little editing don | will be given by the older mem- on his countenance, bers of the school. The congre- When his managers heard of his desire to be beautified u; | gation will sing the good old fav- to a par with Jack Barrymore and Jack Gilbert, they threat |orite Christmas hymns. Thers ened an m]umlmn At least, the press agent says they did | Will be plenty of room for all | Wolheim's an interestingicharacter. His nose was smashe | and the public is invited. playing football. He was gar several years a professor of math g | ematics at Cornell, Later he went on the stage, scoring hi | TEN-CENT FARE COMMON greatest success as “Captain’ Flagg” in “What Price Glory.” is CHICAGO, Dec. 22—Streetear | fare in 214 of the 313 cities in| |the United States with a popula-| tion of 25,000 or more is on a ten- cent basis, according to the Amer- jcan Electri —————— ALASKA DRY unquestionable choice, you choose to drink ALASKA DRY (Red Top) PALE GIN- (.FRALE —adv. A new Norma Talmadge Dpic- w|ture is coming to the Palace i Theatre Christmas, but advance report sindicate that photoplay- goers are due for the biggest sur- prise of their lives. For Miss Talmadge has turned 'comedienne in “Kiki,” an elaborate screen version of the David Belasco stage success. The famous star, invariably as sociated with more dignified and romantic characterizations, en- acts the role of a Paris street gamin and devil-may-care heari ibreaker in her Ilatest First Na- tional vehicle produced by Josepn M. Schenck. | In addition to picturizing “Kiki” “The Night Cry” is a homely,|on a lavish scale, the ever wel- intimate little tale of a hopeful jcome Norma has surrounded her young rancher, his brave little|self with an unusually brilliant wife, his cunning baby and his|supporting cast, including Ronald faithful shepherd dog and their|Colman, her new leading man; brave battle against circumstan-'Gertrude Astor, Marc MacDer- —a - Attractions At Theatres - mott, George K. Arthur, William SUIT FOR NOTE Orlamond, Erwin Connelly, Frani, A suit for recovery of money ie Darro and Mack Swain. Migs|on a note, has been filed by The Talmadge and the handsoma Roas|Trading. Unjon.. Inc. of; Beters.| ald are said to offer something pburg; against Harry D, Colp and| brand new in love scenes, tfMrs. ‘Harry D. Colp, in the office o S RN |0' the clerk of the U. S. District NELSON'S STA:.IONERY STORE| Court. The plaintiff is repre-| sented by Attorney Henry Roden. ——— - Order your frumt cakes for Christmas now. Mrs, Sully. adv “The Ligntnouse mny the Sea. Then came “Tracked in the Snow Country” which was directed by Herman Raymaker. Then in “Be- flow the Eine,” John Harron made |his first appearance with the fa- mous two. This picture was also | directed by Raymaker with very « | Satisfactory results. The mnext R.N,T,-,m TIN AT T|was “The Olash of the Wolves” . COLISEUM TONIGHT | |and then the present “The Night x| Cry,” making five pictures in . {which June and “Rinty” have June Marlowe and RinTinTin{ye., featured, tlhiree in which bid fair to become the most uni- 1\ 1 : _|they were directed by Herman yorsally populsr of screen (eams.| pagmaker and (wo In which thes ’ ! on o . bad as companion John Harron. “The Night Cry,” | e directed by Her-| mdn ' Raymaker and featuring them with John Harron, is the fifth picture in which they have appeared together. This will open at the Coliseum tonight. 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