The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 20, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928. HlllllllllmllllflllIlll|IIIIIIIHII|III|IIIIlllllIlIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIHHHI\ Plaie S Jonba confld. » ot Mouns . : i Y el Ineud. oy year: | well portrayed as A § will net be to complete more B. O. relea “Glenist f the - B VO ¥ wor t Mounted, s s p \ fs th lzed coures 2BRA M ¢ s " S i . g nd former ! 4 [ | X icols in the T T BREY DL S mu n, ca , the pict | { reer k iting and 1 L 2 d prupers e w e Bwpire B33 i e othee AETAE w1tk Ber ty More Women t! 7 3D CALT (7 SPEIAL aby da The two big| love-story of thxill nt i » Envo'led New 2 Shows Each \1ght~ and 9:2 fc scenes are whan g . entw 4 AT tha da nnouncec I'ng and int ORCHESTRA CONCERT IMROI NEWS OF THE WORI And then the Teature 1R85 X | kvown au oe “Glent dd A i ) aid town on May || t r the Mounto s a magazine sior 4 gl < ' o1e 1,28, at-which will be sub- and the adaptation by W 8 Ry s e to the qralified eiectors ear Wing follows heen 1 y d town whose names appear ‘m e’o : inal. Director i 12 e dents, ; last assessment roll wielded the megaphone over|MCR n the inst'ty g said town zr municipal taxation, 0 ¢ t succossos, ha orh WoEn. 40 e 1 1C 4ye question: Shall the town of “‘R tual quality which, combined with| hore a is star to even great |SOPhomores, a single junlar andijuneny, Alaska, Issue bonds o . 7 her youth and beauty, has 1 | ar heights achievement, ang|four genior classmen. One for th pose of improving its j“ \’\, ne of the most promisin > resulting picture is a master |ate complet the enroilme sower stem ? ¥ ot s : ’,pflp"c Hamilton is cast as r s allaround ability ¢ o - le s be held pursuant to the Act of| fiance, and the rest of the cast in-| markable acting are give worl, 08 took chort congress of February 11, 1925, 3 " players as|; | s of rome Kind. and, it 60% or more of said T e R ! cilmanic year 1928 to 1929, not “LET GEORGE DO IT —— to excced $10,000.00 of said| bonds, bearing interest at the and also cn Monday night ettty ; i b RRLa. Tor. SatucRREDd \o cents) cnshalt a dime,|trio is composed of Ju ;‘:J}.r‘ A;m“h_ ;l.,:n ';\N\“" ; l‘l.w .)»nllmg .plm'(-‘('vi said spec- . redil gy 3 ! ial election which will be held on one-twenticth of a dollar, sha will| Cormick, Walter Bjorneb 0d|jeadtae to the desree of Bachelor v 1st. 1928, .will be in the trip with yonu the lght fantastic,|Bart Moffett. The members oflge Ases 13 Edusation. io. the Bng rd\ Hail in the City Hall in| while the hot Louisville synco-|the trlo have appeared on thelyey ,.q g o Broup, and|;aid town and the; regular. 1028 pators croon and wail the St.|Kieth Circuit, Bailey Circuit and|p.oyojor of 50t Vel mi :“““”‘i’ml 'nglq,"_,‘m““ SRt vel Louis Blues. It you would learn|also on tho ilison-White Chau|ing inree ather groups i e s S gl n stars. ‘cce of the films, in which “Lof |for re: o nly-four | gaiq election is called and will rate of 67 per m, and use such part thereof as may be re-| the Charleston, the St. Louis, or|tauqua Circuit. Th esthnnnstie b sled M even the Black Bottom, she cen| Their scngs are both old and 4 sedtion. { LOIS MORAN IR I M B MR it (T H T T T H “THE TAXI DANCER" he Harmony AT PALACE SUNDAY . | cngagement at the at the matin EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA - STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE JOAN CRAWFORD in “THE TAXI DANCER” Taxi Dancer Is coming g RUHERE: ey A for cducation wo Ai\}l) Sk)hli‘)'i‘ll]N(; VI’\‘E\V M-G-M HARMONY SINGERS—in person TR H TS do it with you, and probably give| new, smappy and put over in a aled R RN NEILHAMILTON ~NO| it wis e fac r' March 29, 1928 nd the sepecn s foecmoss characrer actor you a lesson or two. y fashion that makes the trio in a|, .0 1 Students con THOMAS JUDSON. A, ALEC B. FRANCIS = _D E Look for their cnmple‘w program g in this “ad” tomorrow S5 centy. S R R R i he intentio: {f comy i CP/ i "IlllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIIlIIIIlllIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIlIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIllmlIIIIIIIII Who wouldn't be witling to vay| ALASKA AND C. P. R |the work reauired for tne Bache. B A e = —— " [two hundred times that amount| lor's dgree in the chosen field, |First publication, Mar. 30, 1928. P o inine half of a and dance! to dance with Joan Crawford! For| ROUTES ADVER“SED with a minor in Education. For Last ;K‘.]n)n‘c?ui?n April 30, 1928.] THIS PICTURE WAS LAST NIGHT DECLARED A . team—a wistful bit of hum Bore A e I LARGEPAMPHLET' 2 SCREEN HIT SURPASSING THE chen i ble—a gorge srea-| Joan is conceded to be one o 5 e . Attractwns B ey tha tivs, o fres Bkt ARHRS 1] } 2 : STAGE SUCCESS ture indeed when, (ul\lmmn" a (nldl of And all for the price of five|class by themselves. From the inge play produced by DAVID BEIASCO teaching should entc 'KLEIN-1900 — rwarg by hs sow, PHILP KLZIN-1906 g9 o -llllIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIllIIIIIII|IHIIlHI!l“l " the big picture that comes t 1eatres . o lht has exhibited marked|5cenes in British (‘nl\rmhi:h Soutn human souls behind the glamor|dramatic ability, that she was se-| ;C=C - - - ; rritory, including two of Ju- — — of tho footlights; it takes the|lected by director Harry Millarde| T 1w o W e - " 3 S Gl Hask:"banind Ehe soenes”|and . MetreGoliwyn Mager execu:| n98t 0O Sitadt mcens. taken LATEST GANG LATEST EVENTS | IN FEATURE AT PALACE |, [the Southern belle who becomes| nd Mendenhall Gi AL y [ COMIC of the T - Natna . Shaarer. makos b o taxi” in ome of New York's| yrlne FO Ar b Pacitic CoO E? BABY-CLOTH | WORLD NEWS eral triumph last night at the | Shaw, famous “‘“*“'};”l e al vo e bulac Shnaky. These folders are strictly o : B e T i othing &o | Star of the st as her dancing| b a Sunday. Ta 2 ds)’ T 5 Ny y g ol ~ N oA - - o Palace Theatre. It's something so T | " 1¢ 1s the kind of part that comes | ¥aDs 88 they advertize only - Try Mary Dowd ‘ COMING SATURDAY MATINEE—NIGHT astonishing. including 3 it A [0 O B M '"‘l as made by the Princess boat Reardon’s Favorite Rec]Pe LEFTY FLYNN in of | Crane, G A Joan, realizing this, has done as-| vaudeville life—its players are all e Bl : - during the tourist season, and the = 9 Vaudeville folk, on the staga,.in s\ Tevey: BhatEuEch R trips t0 the Interior the tourists Measure ingredients: Use one “""THE MUSIC MASTER" e . qp|mey make. while she bost-lsiin rounded of Folger’s BE SURE AND BRIN(. THE KIDDIES ing houses—it shows a people wk NOW AT COLISEUM | “LEFTY” “FLYNN AT Skagway, or while they remain 1o toachcup of water. Have water I . themselves—children of the night 6 Music Master, " R 3 | The piciures constitute one ot who play while others sleep opened at the Coliseum Theatre| The rigor and relentless pursuit | fhe finest groups seen in such a t. For a strength, let it el cluded are mumerous sketches of | totem poles, husky dogs, and otk If you have any questions on Six sections of a detailed map | R h occupy part of the space, Waik Reardon, Oakland, California. large map of Southeastern aid Central Alaska, British Coiumbia set gives a small scale map of the Territory, with the exception ot the Panhandle. devoted to a description of the trip from one point of intsrest to the next, and to short articles on history, graphical conditions, min ing and side trips. 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