The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1928, Page 3

PICKETT’ In a New Sparkiing Mammoth Prchistoric Brute Furnishes Gigantic Comedy and Thrills in “The Savage” INTERNATIONAL NEWS and KINOGRAMS A JOY TRIP TO CHINATOWN—WITH BOBBY VERNON IN “Broken China” Produced by Christie Educational Pictures They Charged $1.10 for this Show OUTSIDE Our Puce.,—-lo 25 50 Loges 60 cents CONCERT BY PALACE ORCHESTRA—ALWAYS — FROM 7 to 7:15. Tonight musical features will be—Anvil Chorus frem “Il Trovature” by G. Verdi and “Zallah” an Egyptian Intermezzo by William Loraine COMING SUNDAY Dorothy MacKaill AND Juaek Mulhall JOANNA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1928, character, ignorant even of name and blissfully uncon {of his rightful place in soc | The sensational elements of story have been tempered wiih just the right amount of fun making and he -play; | cidentally Dick Talm | becoming one of the comedians as well as stunt acto A headed by Nola Luxf Daly, Brindsley S ham, and Di has handled | picture with | ness. “The Prince of Pep. | will appear for the first tims cally at the Coli Theat | saturday was for | sereen by James Ball Smith, wan had so much success in weaving thrilling and this popular cor! hero. T “JOANNA" COMING TO THE PALACE SUNDAY “The secret lion! A girl—any girl That, in of H. L. Gates’ ne “Joanna,” the film version which comes to the Palace Su day. The theme is: If good girl, she a girl of virtue environment, and if a girl isn't a good girl, her environment ters little—no matter in what a; she lives Dorot Mackaill title role, that of a poor dre model who suddenly finds a mii- lion dollars at her disposal to spend ag she pleases. With thy luxury that the money buys all sort of temptations. Does she overcome them? Those who really know the modern gil will be able to guess. Jack Mulhall s co-featur with Miss Mackaill. dwin rewe produced and directed “Jo annd” In the supporting cas 2 George Fawcett, Paul Nichol Lillian Langdon, John T. M Edward Davis and Dolores d Rio. Rita Carewe, the producer, makes her but in this picture. gift of a cool -a modern film de I/OLDTIMER WILL BE LAID TO REST HERE Funeral services for Nickolis King, old time resident Douglas, who came to Alask years ago, and who pas on the Island Tuesday following a short illness, held tomorrow morning in Juneaa The body will be brought to Juneau on the 9:30 a. m. fer:/ and services will be bheld from the Catholic Church at 10 a. m, Father Hayes officiating. Inte ment will be made in the Ca‘h- olic Plot in Evergreen Cemetery Mr. King was born in Eisen, Germany, in 1853, and came to America when 17, Forty-three years ago he came to Douglas and for thirty-three years was an em- ployee of the Treadwell Company and later was with the Alaska Junean Gold Mining Company. — v, —— Leon ol) permanent wave, $12.50 Fern Deauty Parlor —-adv afternoon TR NR AT i Ty ey | Attractions At Theatres - 4 “My Official Wife,” the melo- dramatic picture, which comes to the Coliseum Theatre for the firsi time tonight, is the first Ameri- can production to be made by Paul Stein, the Austrian director, who was imported to this coun try by Warner Bros. and who has been hailed as a second Lubitscu. The story ne has handled deals with Petrograd and Vienna before the ~war. Helens, Countess O:- loff, is affianced to Ivan, a Rus- slm nobleman, and they have an engagement to go to a masqueradc ball together. Ivan, however, has mixed his dates, and he finds. i more important to his happiness to_keep an engagement for that evening with a notorious demi- mondaine. As a result, Helane, whp is wearing a peasant cos. tume, poclden to go to the ball alone. Her peasant disguise and her distinguished beauty take the eye Q{ six roystering young nobles, her to accompany them ide inn, There, in a , they cast lots for nder, She escapes at dawn ‘and at home esses her humiliation to her father and Ivan. They are turious and Ivan breaks his en ment, fi- 89 sen! o!nl nm that full of incident that nue- from the road to Siberia, to the gay cafes of Vienna, and back through the ufl'mou of w-(w Russia. i'fl“A’r‘““ A{‘: iamm IR R day run. The synopsis of story is as follows: Danny Terry, wild animal writ- ing expert for a scientific mags zine, goes to the Mariposa Isi and and plays the part of a whits savage to put over a hoax on a rival magazine that has represen tatives accompanying Professo: Atwater, who is searching for lo: white savages, He is found and brought back to New York ani placed on exhibition at a jungle ball which Mrs. Atwater gives to celebrate the announcement of the betrothal of her daughter o Howard Kipp. At the ball Terry’s editor ap- pears and tries to expose the hoax but Terry hes falien in love with Ysabel and refuses to expose her father. To save exposure he escapes from the cage and run: out the window with the guests in pursuit. At the ball Ysabel has discovered her fiance with an. other girl 0 breaks her engage- ment. She rushes after Teriy and tells him she knows he is a fake. But Tergy grabs her in hi: irms and carries her with him to a log cabin on a neighboring estate. There he tells her how he loves her, and she shows that it is not in vain but tells him to wait gintil he has escaped. Terry finds¥a razor in the cabin, shave: off his beard and when the pur- suers arrive he is lying on the floor and Ysabel, has her har down and clothing’ disarranged as though they had been battling with the Savage. They tell the crowd the savage went through the window and as the crowd goes on with the hunt they smile and embrace and the picture ends with Terry and Ysa bel finding their real happiness. the | “THE PRINCE O P | COLISEUM SATURDAY | The ral atmosphere of & well oranized riot, plus ‘side- splitting pmud?. pervades “The Prince ~of _Pep,” Richard Tal- madge's* Mokt ~recent production for F. 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It will probably be shown next Sprin, without 2 admis-| ed in its distribution, as a resuit of remarkable development of b teriology and sanitation duri the pa years. “No small part of this remark able achievement is assoclated di | rectly with bacteriologic co: through chlorinating of w curization of milk and st ion of food,” Dr. Kendail who is a iliz said R i i clinid o South to {sion charge | Coliseum. Lauds Work of Science “Such a condition is a strikiay contrast to the conditions whi:h In addition to the .| prevailed when the generation eventh Heaven"” and *{that now is passing was in iis d Men,” a deal was closed with youth. It is really a miracle of Ballentine by Mr s for | greater insignificance to the hu- several pictures produce from ;man race than most of the events books by popular authors whic ince prehistoric times.” ywill be shown here in the ne: ar| Ih, Kendall said that pandemic future. e, such as epidemic influen- | SBGE m y za, thus far has eluded the bes: ami about th Rickard ounced shortly before leaving the lorida city where the weight champion is visitin, kard made the announce-| Dangerous for Girls to | By after a two hour discussi s shkuawers: of HRASHALL P oz{rFettr(,'lotlws:()tlwr [ney and Jack Delaney in whica! Flapperisms Deplored| he attempted unsuccessfully roukd Gardea of scien . Anthony Carlson, Chairman of, the Department of Physiology, University of Chicago, discussed the subje of what kind of a race is de ed. “Have we decided that we wan! “la race on the model of an " stein, a Mussolini, a Napoleon or a Jack Dempsey?” he asked. | ment | with (] —— (Continuea rrom r’ue ()m-; Madison e i for March 1 Rickard will post a $100,000 te bind the option on Square | tuberculosis and improvement | Tithe housing conditions wher young women live and work. i Tunney’s services for this yvear! progress of medical science ia| around the first of mext montfeombatting microbic disease migh he said. Rickard said he thinks|ywe he termed the “miracle of he has decided who will get the'ihe age” in the opinion of Dr next opportunity to attempt l“‘/mmu 3. Kendall, Dean of Bi. | knock the, erown from Tunney’s|glogy at Northwestern University head. 2 | Medical §chool. “WHAT PRICE GLORY” | i b Konuln'sc OBTAINED BY GROSS FOR LOCAL SHOWIN! i('lun*(l acute microbe disease in general has been restrained tinetly in its sever| Three super special film produc. tions, “What Price Glory,” “f ! lenth Heaven,” and “Three Balj Men,” were secured by contract this week by W. D. Gross for tho Coliseum Theatre chain, accord- |ing to an announcement by Man ager Max Pitschmann. The dezl for the pictures were closed Tues- day night between W. D. Gross| and E. M. Ballentine, manager for bond Dr. Carlson found little in the present human, strain, taking it in | the large, to warranf perpetuation. He deplored the artificial prepara tion of food, the increasing use ' medicines, drugs and poisoa, which, he said, will affect fhe germplasm and the future of ihe race. A2 TGe P SRR For first class dressmaking call rs. Lawrence. Phone 1534. adv. 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