The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 3

Sp{cketts’ Palace Last 2 Times Tonight NEWS WEEKLY THEN The Waliz Dream A Difierent Feature THEN LLOYD HI\MH TON “MOV ALOi\(;" /\'lm Logeq 60c SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MATINEE v “BLARNEY” }A story of prize fight days || : MARCH 11— “THE BIG- PARADE” Attractions At Theatres THE WALTZ DREAM” 1S SHOWING, PALACE llrv.nn a U A‘ the produu«m o “Varfety,”- “The Last Laugh,’ “"Phe abinet of Dr. Galigari,” | “Passion” and other pictures, had its first showing at the Palace last night. It reveals. the conii nental spirit in yet another mood, gayery lighter in tone, with more of ‘an eye to the American taste than ‘' any- previous picture seat | over by that great company. An Oscar Strauss operetta the basis for the piece, and . director, Ludwig Berger, has into ‘the film 'itself a good d iaf the llt.of the charming walt “iof« old®. Viemnna. “The Walt *Droam™ Wwas first presented in “Phe special Waltz made by was pat tolpevicdhs” 4" voie ‘operetta, in and o4he old Broadway Theatre, was. an’ instantanegus suc ."The success of the film will b as grea!, accompanied as it is by the ~-original music of Oscar "Strades. Mady Christians, Willy Fritsch and Xenia Desni, who play the | ‘ principal roles, are newcomers to this country. By their work in| “The Waltz ~Dream” they tako| their places with the foremost of America’s sereen celebrities. DIE” PLEAS ALL AT COLISEUM A picture that can be unh tatingly recommended as one the biggest screen triumphs of the year is now showing at thc Coliseum Theatre. “Laddie,” Gene Stratton Porter's best-known and ‘ best-loved novel, was pro- duced and directed by the lat» writer’s son-in-l#w, Leo Meehan, and the resulting film is a bril liant example of screen artistry. The story and the very color an atmosphere of the mnovel are re produced with startling accurac and faithful adherence to the ov iginal text. The idyHic romance of | of Laddie and the Princess, to- © gether with' ‘the delightful epi- sode of Shelley and Paget, are carrjed out in the full spirit of o the book, and to a splendid con- * clusion | With' John Bowers and Bess Flowers in the leading roles, and supported ‘by‘a cast that includes such names as David Torrence, Arthur Clayton, KEugenia Gilbert, Fanny Midgley, Neil Neely, John Fox, Jr., and little Gene Stratton, the acting is Superbly done, and Director Meehan has handled the | characterization with = admirable skill. Clever touches of comedy, especially the church scene when the small brother confounds the audience Wwith apt quotations from the Bible aimed at prominent members - of ‘the ‘tommunity, aid immensely in .rounding out the} picture *'inté a - harmonious ani well-balanced whole. s 2 G R A g"‘lmmmm- ‘the Tovable boy who years stole fhe finis” hearts' & ago’ in & ‘series of tworTeel come- diés’ called ' “Fighting Blood"? That delighttul chap has returned undér a contract In which he is to’'star-in five reel Mmuons The first™ of these, “Going the Theatre mnext Blllfisy matinee and night. ~O'Hard first achieved wn two- 2t Wit | comedy g|Oil is just as good for sciatica, ey .V!M.uuu' along wilhh T ‘l { romantic qualifications ca for holding the in e duri g i} mo } equip him spl idly for 2s filled with humor, lo¥e,| and thrills His first picture,” re-| plete’ with these three dients | is from the story by ur Ebe ‘ hack and the continuity is by Ger-| | such n Ric Mur The cast in s Sally rooks Long Benedic ck McQuarrie [ “BLARNEY" IS.AT PALACE TOMORROW Whe he fron . the early and “The ered Wagon" west-bound pioneers, th Iwyn-Mayer picture, is the bare knuckle of prize fighting The picture, which comes Palace Satu night and day matin a notable ca which was ind app Hve nin: Co to the Metrs Sun by ired interest male comedies, ne, while Rene: recent work of and “The heroine, Peggy ar Others in the cast include Mar- garet Seddon, not cha ter tress, to appear the he at, and in the role of Blanco Johnson falcolin Waite who. re. cently scored a sucecess in Love™ 4 Paulette Duval Marcolina B Slenderizing Line Nora Lane, film”actress, show- ng the latest mode for evening ilhouette, It is still straight nd slenderizing. Rose chiffon beaded With crystals and fringe enhance its & ines. —————— SEPROVICH IN HOSPITAL Tony Seprovich entered the Si. Ann’s hospital this morning and will undergo a major operation tomorrow. ¥ ——————— NOTICE I am pleased to state to my costomers that through the court- esy of the management of George Brothers, Quaiity Store, you may leave orders or pay bills due me, adv. D. B. FEMMER, Phone 114. RUB RHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINTS AND STOP PAIN St. a Jacobs Oil stops any pain, {and rheumatism is pain only. Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment, Stop drug- ‘ging! Rub soothing, penetrat- ing St. Jacobs Oil right into your sore, stiff, aching joints, and re- lief comes instantly. St. Jacobs 0il is a harmless rheumatigm liniment, which néver disap- Limber up! Quit eomplnl Get a small trial bottle of o‘m. honest St.«lacobs Oil at any dru tore, - nnd In just a moment pl s|be free from, rheumatic pai oreness atid. stiffnessT fer! Relief awaits you. % . Jae Igia, backache, wllflov days to tha | by De tructi { rivalea ton | establi | idence since Albee built the er tres th Fox tered a sold Brookl, e h }dm. | the | out to | fictitiou | bought | then leag: Abov real fu tilm | Greate | comy films, sell | force I he | djos, | gan Iy finc ¢ |and ne wood zatio atrical This Dower town a and wi power Miner power, out wi Limit,” comes te. the Coliseum {points, and cannot burn the *‘“" repairs and by - Tu &?k s m“flfo &ufllfla hr the work. For the. WikLIAM and theatrical Side him d seen ip the piace for'thre former hi | project ned an org {corporation, having HEAVY SNOW FALL CAUSES DAMAGE shoveling of ‘roofs to prevent col lapse of the roofs. Harly Wednesday electric light system weut out of commission due to collapse of the Solomon_Gulch and town, while in| direction, the town was without upon electricity for its lights anl| newspaper on the 18th. Despite the extent-of the dam- age, Manager W. T. Stuart started |nfng. and most of the remainder a romllk;hls showing when ARC lI)F OWNER, BECOME THIzATRIa chATEsj I»Qx““'“‘“"’ E F ALBES i i JW YORK. Mar. 2-A boy'over, the ice extending practica 60 vears ago pped bundles | to the Narrows. This is also due department store by |to the heav owfall, which fill- a ge “sur a‘led the b w a thick slush Inight and another youth who! which froze when the temperature .| back-in 1900 was running a penny | dropped several degrecs below t arcade uow are theattical mag- | freezing point nediately afier the storm. However, the ice did . moved from back-[not prevent the steamers Yukon, 3 scittive office head | Admiral Watson and Alamada the new $65,000,000 Keith-Al-|from making a landing at the Jrpheum corporation and op- | wharf ¢ of the largest chain of| Veldez was not the only suffer- |stage theatres in this country,jer from the storm. From Cor William Fc who 20 ars agn | dova comes @ rt that the Cop- was wondering how he could have | per River Northwestern rail- |been o easily deceived as to the |road is blocked with several heavy vess possibilities of a Brook- | slides, and traffic will probably nny arcade, i head of the |not be resumed for scveral days Fox corporation, which oper-| yet. 1t second 1 { chain of| At Grandview, on the motion picture the i { Railroad, 11 feet of snow is Albee quit hi weekly duai | ported, and the railroad between role to tour the country with Bar.| Seward and Anchorage is blocked pum's circus, then a ‘“wagon|bY nine slides ranging from 200 | show In 1888 he met B. F.i to 600 feet in length and from 12 | Keith, proprictor of a Boston m m 30 feet in depth. eum, joined forces with hi LR services of high-class | ’ vmers and a8 to makc vandeville ma 1 the amusement nding $700,000 for on of one theatre, in magni nee when i world the con then un in B success shed built another PROM TONIGHT [ per 29, yn. proved to be hirelings ownkr, and I change the patron 15 to real. Suc two miore two theatre 1t this time he iture in the motic business and r Ne ny. he of X set | Mrs. t t!e(hl(‘d own and by organiz With a market assured, d his films, bouglt stu- 'ngaged new stars and new companies, eventu sales | 1 { ) \ ) ) ) \ ) b N N N N \ ! § s I'i\'“ and corpora- rom the found | 5,000,000 0. gan Fox Thea assets of §20,- , s while a the “+s|Program Dance of ]umm i 80 starting the lhvu‘.‘l“hv" (,lfiSS. ‘I: H‘ S.., (0 Be has headed. It is believid Held in Elks’ Hall has ed, l'm.lm-wl.‘ hipienvn: and mally supervised! The Class of Junean Public ection of more costly thea: | Schools, it present the annu han any other person in the lJunior Prom, the class's bigge business [soclal affair of the school year, was the owner of lowar 1is évening in the Elks' Hall New York business es-| Patrons and patronesses for I]:\-‘ ment W h he had en-|Prom are as follow Mr. ani as a workman when a friend | Mrs, Grant Galdwin, Mr. and Mrs, | the penny arcade in|Charles Naghel, Mr. and Mrs. R 'j The crowd of patrond | Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stanyar, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Waterud, Mr.{ jand Mrs. Thomas Hall, Mr. and| David Waggoner, Mr. and | from | Mrs. Charles Harland, Mr. and . he Mrs. James Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. and | Jacob Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A | Sturrock, Mr. and Mrs. Ales saw a|Kiloh, Mrs, Louise Norton, Mr.! a2 ploture |and Mrs, W. C. Jensen and Mr formed the;and Mrs, H. F. Starr. Film Rental| The Prom will be a program af- o0 with jtg ) fair, and is to start promptly at| to make and 9:30 oclock in order that all| set about the|dances may be included in (he‘ o evening'’s program. There scheduled twelve fox trots, | waltzes, three slow drags {four extras. Program covers ar |of lodestone, shale color, whila ling himself at the head of (the inside is of formal black and nization having studies iy | White. r New York and in Holly.| Music’ will be furnished by the sales agencies around | Moonlight Serenaders. Punch and |wafers will be served from a booth in the dance hall. Miss Harriet Holman, who was one of the principles in the Toy “Shun pageant of the Christmas \[nukrflm. presented in December | by the Juneau schools, will give 000,000, has resulted from his the. | venting. |’ feature dance at 11 o'clock. -, — | MARRIED IN SEATTLE According to the Seattle Times of February 24, Richard R. Doug lN VALDEZ AREA“M and Pearl E. Smith, both of | Ketchikan, took out a marriage | license. Both of the contracting parties are well known in Ketchi- {kan. Miss Smith was a former (Valdez Miner) section of Alas has been visited with ome of the heaviest|gchool teacher in the First City suowfalls in many years, aniand later operating the Ketchikan | probably caused greater llumay,(‘rllnlel and then sold out. She left than any previous storm in the|for the south early in the pres- history of Vallez. fent year. . Commencing on the afternoon| of Saturday, February 11, snow| We make men's suits for $55 | fell continuously, interspersel | ¥, WOLLAND, —ady with rain, for four days, the 0.} =g tal fall being fully five feet. Due| to the rain the snow wus extreme-/ /. Iy ‘heavy, nmnecessitating much morning the line between the plant at number of pole: were down ires were broken in every as a result of which lights and | for nearly a week, and the | plant dependent entirely | was mnable to get out a en te make of tals the lights turned on in}' ess section Tuesday eve- th a crew of n town on Wednesday eve- of damage is consid- ‘small crew of mn fimm.mbu S e . B S i RS B R [ N R W DS B R R 5 - 773 o r— ave ideal for tee in either Furnace, Range, « Heater or Fireplace Grate. ¢ toy A TRIAL TON WILL WIN YOU Order from your dealer Paufw Coast Coal ?:S. , 1928. DEAR i()l ¥ L \‘*'“ \I(»H l' W L I'RL“H NTED ’l() lllh I’FOI’I h BROWN'S DOLLAR STORE Nothing Over a Dellar ALASKA’S ONLY 5.10 AND 25 CENT STORE OoF Jl'l\l'“\l ()‘\E 0[*‘ T]lh IH"\I‘ SHO\\',\' “Laddie” F ll()M G h‘\h or THE .\'EA\.\'()?\' .S’IR ATTON I’()R l"R'\ li()()l\ or 'lllh SAME I\AME. 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