The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURbDAY MAY 10, |928 COMING TO PALACE; “OPENS ON TUESDAY Spickett announces the | s of the screen's great & I of Van and 1“1\\‘!'('5' how opening at the| Hour, he be-| P2 next Tuesday night. The ¢ parisfan dandy, [ COMpany is coming direet from 7:30 IllNI( Hl ¢ grown old, but ttle from the big time circuit s " artorially and always | ¢ riva on the s(eamer gallant. It is one of 2 company lllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIHllIIIIIIIIIII|IIIII||IIII|IIIIIIIIIIlhIIIIIIIh. P I C K ETT most character screen, F his port =, als of the kindly, ami- able and wholesome old gentle- man. His performance in “The | Music Master” and Return of Peter Grimm”™ hav pstablished Attractions At Theatres » Tender COLISEUM TONIGHT 14 Lloyd in aave directed by § ! the courtly by the Ma L jvd | the few roles he has played re : ~ s i i 4 Parry is a celebrated re Map P«lul\ s ()uh(wlm ( ()||4"r| 7-p. m. : , a Paramour lease, | cently in which he i; on op will be the big movie feature at|portunity to dress up instead of artist on the piano, ac l\'ll‘l-\ H‘IU\ 1. NEW' Boy. Harol The Daown.|the featured leading roles in the Gilbert does bird whistling ~ AT 3] < el rtine s OGP = A GREAT 4-STAR SPECIAL! Gangster, James Mason and Thc | SUppOrting cast. RESGLUTIONS OF BAR AT PALACE SUNDAY a magician, mind-|special with a ast of brillian® olutions of the Juneau Bar That he hel rity the fers a shman, will be|presented in the District Court That his chief hébby is hand-| A double love romance is in-|the of the Court. They hat he is a modest, unassum-railroad to hunt down the bandi rsham, H. L. Faulkner and| sweetheart daring storm Lomen paid an eulogy to| to kill him. Thrills by (him in the same office, had Henry Roden, President of the P Gastineau one hour, which was a ]Ul]N() L \NE in AT PALACE TONIGHT ; DR Alaskan to remove from our midst by sud son, has va danch tion L T O T R P T T T TR T LT T ] Alec P. Francis Montagu Love : . A GEORGE FITZMAURICE . Spintad e Rutio. con production v nts A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE s iy That people ¢ W recognize Harold without his giasses. Alsu Educational- CUIII( ~dy city. the Coliseum tonight |down for his chargcter. - g "'“:.. ghado ”“";','” Moy The players ¢ Th ,~|,,“._\,\ Billie Dove and Ben Lyon play 4 A feature nedian and b et - 3 and singing. The attrac-| I 5 e town ( Johyna . The|Plcture, with Montagn Love and A . { JOHN McCORMICK preseyts Rovehiaas, - Nodh The | other prominent players in the| 1 guaranteed ‘one. | Optimist, Paul We e G ) about Harold Lloyd |%— e QU | ramoun: about Tarold Lioyd | %y 4 1SPERING SMITH" ASS’N. PRESENTED TO | R l | eLease soridi atited bos ALACE sunoaY | U, 5. DISTRICT COURT § \° Whispering Smith,” a sup player, superb all “,,1 among whom ave H. B wion relative to the death d acrobat Wari Lillian Rich, John Pow-|of Judge Thomas M. Reed were | keynote to which most audicnces|the big s attraction at the | befc J @ G. J. Lomen this af respond. Palace | ternoo ordered spread on ball. volved, with Whispering Smith, » prepared by a special com That Harold blushes very easily. | fearless gunfighter, assigned by a composed of Judge James | typical American boy. | husband of the woman he lo . Hellenthal recently appoint. | at he never thought he'd be | and ; Superintendent Mc-|ed by President Henry Roden. and bad men perils in a ride to! Judge Reed in which he| warn her fiance that the outlaw |said had been @ od with , unlimited whirlwind ac-|known him for years and at tested to his splendid character. - . Bar Association, then made a mo- DR S i BT AT THE HOTELS |iion that the Court adjourn for “THE TENDER HOUR" , city; Joe Brunner,| The resolutions follow: “H * P L f 29 BTV T s e ol oward H. Lerch, It having pleased Almighty Goi His Private Life cc B. Francis underos . > changa of s A 10—...;)—)()-—Lngcs 00 ct'nts able Thomas M. Reed, therefore: Resolved, st, that by this dis den death our esteemed brother | :|and Judge of this Court, Honor > production | Harry which will | e tonight. > of the | We cal anc aeuver. 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