The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1928, Page 3

FIRS VERA GORDON ADDITIONAL COMEDY ATTRACTION — Bobby Jernon and a big cast in is latest Bobby Vernon ,omed\, “Till We Eat \gain.” JO~ "JOHNNY HINES AT PALACE NEXT SUNDAY | | ollseumTomght_ = CRASHING MIRACLE OF TONIGHT KINOGRAMS LATEST NEW'S upon to pose ATIONAL “SWEET DAI)D!ES” with CHARLES MURRAY —GEORGE SIDNEY JACK MULHALL—JOBYNA RALSTON "And a BEVY OF DANCING GIRLS 0-0-0-OH LOOK—WHO'S anfc»\uagswm OUT HONEY TILL\JE EAT Arun F1Lm YOULC LIKE. ————— CASH FOR NEW ARBECORDS Coming Saturday— KING OF THE T Sunday—THE AMERICAN VEN 7:30———Second 9:30 RT—Mae Pauly’s Orchestra, 7 to 7:30 RIS 9:25 10-20:50:Loges 60c AP B S 7 IT’S A ACHIEVEMENT TENSEST DRAMA IN THE UNKNOWN JUNGLES OF AFRICA® ; One thrill follows another like bullets from a’ machine gun It will get you rigl:t under your skin HERE—ALSO S i oLl 5w ALICE DAY,. Y HOT8Y 10T and the Greatest Fashion Show 50—Loges 60 cents turned over to the Alas- 6. N. WILL MAKE FINE DISPLAY Sunday Mdhn(‘:‘——u,]()llN'V\ ”I'\l\ 1 “THE BROWN DERB | night for the first At Theatres P AL \ Attractwns | |is iy % TUGORILLA HUNT" 18 | AT COLISEUM TONIGHT | g e touch vhu ‘llnmnl way .| ph of the wild life ||I‘ 'l is the la Hunt,”| o the Coliseum to: ‘ night, all who may see it. Try to imagine, long lin « fafaris, carrying heavy burdens y plains, littered with nes where one of the and slal bls victim, gr where | dntelopes and other game are numerous as cattle, and seem tp.me, until the scent of gr or perhaps the stran of humans sends them scampering way. % The trip on the river is one 1+ long thrill, the Congo flows be- fween banks that are as lovely as any in the world, and none of the rest have the majesty of the im- P~ mense forest that lines thiz mys fery enveloped stream. Huge al- 4 yMigators and pythons make the ““banks lurking places of death, and even in the stream with its tr eroys currents, death and danger lurks in a thousand forms. Giant hippopotomi lie on the muddy I ¢ flats, or sun themselves in the f occasional shallows, huge inoffen- (+give looking brute: but arme with terrific jaw d ma i¥strength that gi to t charge a menace that few c (vto face. “Everything is “Hotsy Totsy” in Alice D: comedy of the same name, which will be another feature of the program. & g CUEAR ‘« “SWEET DADDIES" I8 | i AT PALACE TONIGHT | LA — v There is going to be hilarions surprises at the Falace tonight ( wwhen “Sweet Daddie: is ghown | for the first time. The theme is “Abie’s Irish Rose” type of com- edy an Irish youth winning a He: brew girl for his wife. There ‘are comedy Kkinks and («thrills and a great cast in which are featured Vera Gordon, George « Bidney, Charlic Murray, Jack Mul- hall and Jobyna Ralston. The » vaudeville scene with' dancing beauties is ona big hot number. 1% The added sHort comedy will be “Till We Bat Again,” featuring Bobby Vernon, supported by Frances Lee, a vaudeville stage faverite, formerly on the Orpheum fircuit playing opposita Billy p (¢ ley and later signing with Al ristie to star in the Christie (% eomedies. ' Beginning tonight there will be % an orchestra concert from 7 to 130 o'clock and the first show tarts at 7:30, the second at 9:30 \ “KING OF THE TURF" ¢ A BOI’ING TO COLISEUM e rivalcy of the race track fur. the splendid background which is projected a strik- ‘in “King of the Turf.”, ‘Joseph Vance and John wnell collaborated in writing is, F. B. 0. Gold Bond Special, tnd these famous authors have 3 into. their rattling melo- L a note of humanness and that keeps it real as, ' @8 thrilling from start to, ALASKA GRAIN Ace Hudkins (left), the Nebraska Wildcat, will try to knock the middleweight championship crown Mickey \Walker (inset) July 10 at Soldiers’ Field, ]lm \[u|]<n, promoter of the bout, announced the I“’Il‘Lh was ck Kearns, W JILLI"S manager, lms agreed to have fight against the Paul and other mid. | western cities for exhibition pur- Domestic and Wild Grains to Be Shown in Midwest by Great Northern cent memory Im\ been so riotous: ly musing as l‘n production that finish. comedy. ‘warming up” bL~L man available on \] ay 15. arise for 1 exhibit of domestic » in France should |, ne | Texans Seek Mom 19 3 To Buy lllstonc Oak site of feasts, 1 ern Railway in several of its more important offic would reccive 140,000 franc in the States “Uland - fu which- Is telephone when connections for General Li Yun- = an inadequate way to' ex-| Sam raiawo of Anclorage en-— tered St. Ann’s hospital yauerd.y”_ who commands | suffering from rheéumatism, division of Gen- ——-—000—4— l')l week by the €bveinor with A , traveling passengce press exasperation, le up of whe; s and other grains a grasses from greatest : | the thirty-fifth Matanuska and Of 9,000,000 who voted n|d , had trouble getting| It you m Y a connection through the Tientsin[phone 498. . lwml office emhan;e A_ncr ex- ' A, L. cluded in the exhibit shown here O1d papers for sale at The Bmpira TR T to Chicago | tors, smashed ‘equipment an of ‘the. affair. — Verbal — .+ — sonms IN HOSPITAL are not forth- LY ill-disciplined | Tast, fall g, th, South FREE! SATURDAY - - while the supply lasts - - you will receive a Household Whetstone FREE with your purchase of Schilling Coffee or Tea. There are no strings to this offer. Any of the stores listed below have your whetstone for you. A valuable kitchen aid - - notice its handy shape - - generous length (nine inches) - - imported from Europe -- specially selected for its fine grain for your fine cutlery. It will give you years of service. And if you Do Does business get Better? At These Stores: The Daily Alaskq Fmpgre Is Alaskans Best Adverlu{ngr Garnick’s Grocery California Crocery Gicvanetti’s Totem Grocery Home Grocery Sanitary Grocery L Goldstein Gastineau Grocery George Brothers B. M. Behrends Juneau Grocery Belment Grocery Swanson Brothers Millaeger’s Grocery ‘Medivm' "'+ "t L] IT'S FUNNY When you are Traveling Along * In your Automobile * And you come to a Hill * You “give her more Gas” * But when you are * Running Your Business * And the Grade gets Steep * And business Slows down % k! Do you cut off the Gas * And stop Advertising? * “* A portion of the collec-[hausting a stock ™ of - expletives learned in the rugged Shantung ka Museum following the fair and | mountains, General Li sent’ sol-. v there diers of his bodyguard to the ex- - who left here lastichange to show that he was not , made arrange-|to be trifled with.. The loldlprl- | ments for transportation. The lot. assaulted “several. Chinese’ opef: will be taken where it will be on display for vindows of the G { Northern offices | taken to St. | terrupted service for ‘more th three hours of a busy afferii Later it will be The exchange fs' if¥i:Chinese - territory Just outside the ‘bownd- - ary of the Italian concession; hut” it serves a large portion of “the - ! T e A ST foreign areas. The Chinese op- erators could not be - perauaded A GETS PEEVED to’ return to their posts’ udtil - 1| 1] the company’s forelgn engitieérs: 7 arrived, took charge and malle T Ncs sTART the necessary repafrs. 4 ! Dictator: Chang Tso-lin at Po- ? Al % [ 4 |king has ordered an 1nvnuntlcn~