The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, JAN. I7 1928. TONIGHT ANJ WEDNESDKY—? ;5 and 9: r‘0 Special Numbers—La and “Flcwer Song” by G. Lange. DOUBLE N FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS PAL! \( F ORCII “STR \ h\ c ()\(ERT Poloma by C. Yradier, EWS REEL at the O'Brien, MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGHES and then a Cliff Bowes Comedy "DON T MISS” Adm.—10-25-40, Loges 50 cents COMING THURSDAY BEN LYONS AND MAY M AVOY A First National Picture ISR e RN Rl N ST Re | Attractions At Theatres & [1 st e | “LOVE MAKES 'EM WILD" | AT COLISEUM TONIGHT ! Johnny Harron and Sally Phipps have the leading romantic roles in “Love Makes 'Em Wild,” Fox Films version of “Willie the Worm.” The film is coming tu the Coliseum Theatre tonight. J Farrell MacDonald = and Housman are in the fine chosen to enact the vehicle. “Love Makes 'Em Wild” has more than its share of romanco and hilarious comedy. It con cerns Willie Angle—disparagingly called the Worm—who had spent his: life crawling into holes and pulling them after him. He was blamed for everything at the of- fice and he took the vituperation they heaped on him along with his weekly $30. His worst nightmare, old man Green, was forever writing about errors in his account. as he visited the office Willie was fired to appease Green's anger. Willie had fallen for an ance policy which took all his spare money. He skimped lunches, eating leather coated doughnuts. The resultant heartburn sent Wil- Ne to a quack doctor, who said he had heart trouble and only two months to live. Willie decided to spend his accumulatéd insurance monéy before he rattled the Pearly Gates. . There was Mary O'Shane at the cast ( a Arthur | As often, insur- | office who nad bet Willie would invite her to lunch; who had ha- miliated him by paying for it her- self, completing the slur by tell- ng him of her bet. Thus you have an idea of what to happen. | “HIGH STEPPERS” ARE i AT PALACE TONIGHT | Mnry Astor and Lloyd Hm.hrq play the featured roles in “High Steppers,” an BEdwin Carewe pro- duction- for First National. It comes to the Palace tonight for a twa day run. The film is based on the popu- lar Sir Philip Gibbs’ novel, “He! Apparent.” Edwin Carewe direct ed. i Mary Astor is cast in the role of a modern maid, who learn: that stepping with her feet on ithe ground is more profitable than high stepping. Lloyd Hugh who plays opposite her, appe: as a boy, who is swept up 'n the jazz-mad maelstrom of present {day living until he meets the Lright girl. L A new ‘“camp” comes to the !screen in this picture in the per- son of Dolores del Rio, Castilian beauty, who is remembered for the distinction of -her acting in “Joanna,” a recently released | First National picture. She is coa sidered one of the best movie “finds” of the year. Carewe in- troduced her to the screen. She is one_of the wealthiest girls n ‘M«"xlco and belongs to one of the | most aristocratic families. Others in the cast of “Higa | Steppers” are Alec Frances, Riin Carewe, John T. Murray, Edwards | Davis, Charles Sellon, Clarissa FX(‘ Evp;:y Month in the Year! ' 1928 SALES DATES September 19 October 24 rector Fletcher, Members of White House fc United of the Pan-Amer UNCLE SAMS DELEG: ATES TO PAN- \\IERICA\I MEE'I .Yi'm»&s*w TGRS M&W e At i 4 x‘w FENER in n President ble Ameri can tion Secre Oscar 1 Coolidge Morgan P di- to the Par for their particip Charles Evans Hughes, to Italy; former Senator the United St npe es delegation Judge Henry Howe, int nd-ta t are she t S derwood of and discus: €58 Vil Secretary of State State mbassador tar Frank lent Coolidge, Alabama rmer tate ald Dr. Frank rican Union John Selwynne, Steppling. MY OFFICIAL WIFE" COMING, Fitz | Emily ;roy and | ing night scnools. he study of United Sta NEW HATS FOLLOW LINES OF COIFFURE ~ |4 THE sAVAGET 18 AT PALACE ON THURSDAY COLISEUM \lu nael war a garrisc Official thers’ Irene R Thursda In Ju placed thousand came | ed wood. | ist, fates with an the screen story at once His technical engaged warrior. ling lady production version “His Hour,” for which cast Grand Duke. first-hand Russia make him invaluable adviser for ™films ing with that country. ly in this capacity that him Wife,” partly for his (‘\!llvlll(lll(’pvll'(’ and vivacious May McA way of portraying all the “pomp;The rest of the cast, and circumstance’ He is can now, and will get h ualumllmlmn soon, 1 a major-general perial Hussars, on Wife,” Russian ich and directed by ing to tha Coliseum n men gap in the the Revolution. Plesehkoff joined Kolchak's Whicc Army in Siberia, head of school in Vladivosto Six years age he He entered the Aller Film Laboratories as chem: remaining brought old friend days—FElinor Glynn, was at the moment :n Pleschkof, The age” 1s g S latest contribution to the good, clean comedies. National is proud of it. the Palace starting The siory, by K Pascal il of rkling humor and inality. It calls for an intr var of scemery. In order play hoax on a secientifi pedition ~sponsored by magazine Ben Ly himself as a “white sav very prize for which the huntecs | ih are seeking. The takes | ing them down into the tropical well gles. Then the “white sav are made from either side is captured after he pursucs the!part sometimes, heightening scientists on the back of a mam-|effect of ha moth Brontosaurus, one of the «Another successful new hat is prehistoric beasts which gave | cfocheted chenille. honnet which such thrilling d t in Mr. Hud-|fits: the head as snugly as a wig. son's immensely successful “The It has a crinkled design worked Lost World.” into it like a small water wave. A third form of the wighat Is a “white savage” felt cap placed far back on the| head, American flapper fashion. ge” proceeds to f. in love with the chief scientis: — daughter——and the comedy situa-|The front is filled in with small| Any breaking out of the skin, tions grow by leaps and ln)m|ll- | flat feathers arranged like a neas, |even fiery, itching eczema, can It rare that a pi “\:fnr\\,‘nl combed shingle i be quickly overcome by applying clean-cut 3 swift-moving Still another new perruque hat|a little Mentho-Sulphur, says a| The = Savag comes the (s a picot made like a snug fit- (noted skin specialist. Because| screen, It is absolutely free lln'n I1 cap with curling coque feath- {of its germ destroying properties, anything but the {freshest and|ers arranged at the lower edge in|this sulphur preparation instant- deal- most entertaining. sort of fun. {look like rebellious locks of hawr|ly brings ease from skin irrita- It is paci-| Ben Lyon, whose popularity islcurling over the eyebrows and |tion, soothes and heals the ecze- Warners | very rapidly putting him in the | cheeks. ma right up and leaves the skin Official | star class, is featured with the| Leaders in these new styles are | clear d smooth, | Agnes, Reboux and LeMonnier. It seldom fails to relieve the comprising | Marie Alphonsine is showing a|torment and disfigurement. Suf- of war and the Hardy, Philo McCollough,!slightly more draped hat form, |ferers from skin trouble should Ameri- | lotte Walker and Tom Ma-|along with Suzanne Talhot, | get a little jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur from any good druggist. before the in the Im- plays the part of commandante in “My the Warner Bro- picture, fmunmu, Cenw. 3 Paul St Theatre next By HAZEL REAVlS (Associated Press Fashion Editor) liners models. This is the millinery season in the | Parls, the hat makers preceding > the latest makers with their spring creation They not by several week the hair line in many - many of the Fada Radio Sets and accessor- tually made to look i Columbia Phonographs and “Mise en plis” (w ords. Radio Electric Co., Mar- name the [renéh Lynch. adv. to the most successful I season. It 1 lines tracéd in the form of waved - shingle.* The prefer black for the new First tie ! 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