The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 23, 1928, Page 3

: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1928. = - =gy | llIIIIIHII|IIII'I!IIIIIIIIIIllIl|IIHIIIIII|III|III||||IIlIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIllllllllh i i At and as a resu there no wed SUNDAY AND MONDAY q t ’ SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT £ v i (a2 o N @LHSEUM from the dirigible or LESLIE WHITE feet to the ground Juneau’s Popular Tenor in Popular Sul)[’s — There are cno . s 3 : one sequence to Y me poc g i " . ’ Blac e - 1126, foir P . p ’ ; ; : St VI)\\ aml MONDAY dirigible blows up \ppea 5 3 1 ol e R in sm This is said to be est comedy i ed from J. famous books, Large,” “THe Luna Again,” and “The Lunatic Still at Large.” | TWO ARTISTS WILL APPEAR CONCERT HERE & sl ¥ REX BEACH'S Juneau mu- g N A MATINEE 2:30 : g NIGHTS IR ALACE 7:20 and 9:15 THE BIG COMEDY FEATURE IS “The Lunatic at Large” with LEON ERROL and DOROTHY MACKAILL BROADWAY'S MOST FAMOUS -FUN-MAKER 1 Look Makes \ 1 Big Laugh Talk About Fun— He's Nothing Else But! You'll Be Crazy If You Miss It! ADDED COMEDY—BOBBY VERNON n “HOOT MON” LATE NEWS WEEKLY OPENS THE SHOW Mae Pauly’s Orchestra in Concert 7 to 7:30 Cadman, pl will appear as will also > Morris, well known Pa 3 songs and Cad- ¥ R and anged | b OISWAL;}E)RAN 1Lt s, In additio {o lving M. : LOUISE DRESSER LAST TWO TIMES TONIGHT hue ojes, Somnol | NOAH BEERY ATT 7 i) mbers for h ¢ WEN LEE is :on:xdflcd—and justly So—one of the mo:! LAURA ]“)“‘l"“ E i y s promising “finds” in a long time. Here is the young lady of in \ tla 3 the blonde ;yp, so preferred by gentlemen, but not the ordi- SHE . NS and nun re re “ ) A VL , ' HER BIG NIGHT” i 0 v | mary “baby-faced” type at al § SATURDAY ONLY Bl ol e, Guwen is essentially @ character comedienne, or :m;lbn'llv, if vo; ] IS r ..[_1-.,|“ s and o 1. cer- | BT NS 40 00 Zafi'fi'f;;?d,f‘.fifxf’" L R e FRED THOMSON with SILVER KING - - world “loves a lover” so do ;L]i 3 j\‘l‘-‘“” an W o br ni:| fame. With a minor role, she came pretty near “stealing” the pic- | in i » want to laugh anc | Omaha Indian flute upor :h| ture away from the clever star. |5 \ Attractions i ;' Night” is a production ‘.,;"II!“‘“‘\‘\l‘“. v.‘l(:v zin b & { Plains| Il/}lyl;fio;gj/:}n[zi;]:{flf; zpn;eai:tc;;:it;, [{‘I{;.;ZII ece is quite an eyefull. “l‘()NE I"‘A ND Ag/l l/NI)ERS” l | SR TSI RO RINRHORHRTEHHIHHNE TR IR LR P I O R T IHHR Admission—10-25-40, Loges 50 cents 2 VRTINS A‘ Theatrcs —_— e concer under the o i o . mbauspices of the Junean Basiness|——————————— o PRICES— 10-20-10-Loges 50 cents A AT mow || 1 Profcssiona, Worien's club. | WOMEN OF WOOSEMEART |san Souie: Tad Hotway, L s - LEGION ENJOY PICNIC Ramquist. i It,s (‘oml"g _K K K To those of the older geno m‘lESLlE WHiTE TO s Alackan N TETITT - : g Women of Mooseheart L Mac Bogle, Ketehikan; | [ “LONE HAND SAUNDERS" "'|(ion, who view with alarm the ~ i (A E rolt] ; d A el R~ s Pl | AT COLISEUM TONIGHT ||icrritying manncrs and morals of, SING AT PALACE ) f R usinesi gL | iyer, Retelilkin; Sim B B"""""‘\‘""‘ night and -then|id Carlson, W. T. , Laurc — Kk A — — the younger generati t e ¢ | N 11ll) Vestern pictures mean|the Coliseum ‘Sun is 1 IA\] White en eng s s their husbands, a| Aspila, H ratt, D Olin e ooMING TO VISIT HER 4 y prei s ; ki B { 4 .t iy v of 50, left for Thane and Paul Pocus, C. 1. Blsson and Al|" action, thrills and suspensze, but|mended when Allan Dwan at the I heatre t PO A BN | T S B .m}.”"l “_1 BROTHER, GECRGE S[MPKINS Fred Thomson's latest F. B. O.! paramount drama, “Padlnc « v and Monday nights. He|® a picnic. At the next Anderson, all ot production “Lone Hand Saunders,”| peging its local run - 1 ve popul ctions twjen | meeting, July 5, balloting on new | o Bob Giordin, city; to be shown at the Coll3eum to-] For this honest portrayal of a i F «d by orchestra|applications will take place. The| ctekikon, 5 Miss f“»" ‘:‘i":':“\;l"”-" sietax night only, has a new elemoni—| modern Amorican family reves : iment. Mr. White has|Legion Is giving all support ‘to| £re BD e Ralhdee )ik e £t mystery! Fred plays the part of|(he fact that lack of sympathy|been singing in Portland while| $ponsoring the Song Moon Campi D HiL IRIEOUFOLY, | texnons: e i Kt Tant Bl kIt a ranch owner—a silent, forceful|ang understanding on the part of the Univers of “Ore-| I Girls which effort was start V. Whitchouss, § o) b aleg, Dime mafi whose past s . unknown.|papents is driving the youth (,pmu Medical College, and before|ed hy the Juncan Business and| Dr. Carl Hoffman, Seattle "jr‘“_ hog M‘}';““XL Her home Much curiosity is also aroused|our country to the jazz life | coming to Jumeau for hig. vacas| Professional Women's Club, L Pasiar SR e ”““00‘{-‘:] \ BY THE over the fact that the rancher has{ “padlocked” is a picturization| U0, signed with one of ti larg £y = S : Sy - 54T a habit of keeping his right hand|of the widely read Cosmopo churches there for solo work next AT THE HOTELS LEAVE FOR HOME TIRE HYDRANTS PAINTED & 8 smopolitan | "y i L b4 A > Sondiltyy s b b b of e Widely rukd Cosmopmita|Shirche ther , hi e’ i Agaeants awa e | GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION everything with his left, much to| was adapted by Becky Gardiner| HIS many friends will no doubt Gastincau Mrs. L. Smith, and her|alarm Hviae, Vot Juneau, have Y " the -bewilderment of his neigh-|and James Sheiley Hamilton. anqibe on hand at the Palace tomor.| Francis L. Majors, San Dieso: | , Francis Alfred, born|been newly painted by the Street OF CALIFORNIA bors who have never dared {0 ask| features an imposing cast, 1eaded|¥O% night and give him a “big|Ethel Darling, Spokane; H. IL| 2, left ¢ s Hospital | Department. The {rnxhl m'.tl.lxx- the reason. However, two lovesihy Lois Moran, Louise Dresse:;hand.” Delancater, Bill nu y. hydrants are a briliant red while 0 27 T " F. h S come into the life of the stern,|and Noah Beery, Florence Turn.l — e John B. Sheumaker the high pressure hydrants for ne ~-don s cOw silent man, and the double mys-ler, THelen Jerome Bddy. Al!.m DI"CHARGED FROM HOSPITAL | Erickson, 8 &4 Tm the re.painted gru-n.J tery of his unknown past and his| §impson, Charles Lane and Dou 0s .arsom, employee of the - Yk = N o PR Ry R P R RS S AND THE right hand idiosyncrasy are re-las Fairbanks, Jr., are among the i u Gold Mining Cpm- \ & 4 vealed In some gripping scenes.timportant supporting I been in St. ) e g H l'b B b i s g players. | / q The girl is played by lovely Bess| The contral character In the| He May 9th, was dis : r—— aubutl Doat dSunw ng Flowers, and the boy, his othor|gsiory s a 1o hi charged from the hospital ’ : ) e hoy ; s . high-epiriteu, ; . object of devotion, i3 poriraved|girl who revels against hor fa terd s . Al b ] { Now at Yakutat . oy l“.’"y, l“““’“'E T'l‘(e Supporting| ther's marrow-minded attitude and! = f Y - ! ; cast includes: Fran ney, efforts to stifle her natural am- i / i > i bert Priscoe, Bill Dyer and Wil-lpitions, and runs away from hon HOTEL ] ] - ; D Wire J. P. Samuelson, Yakutat, or inquire liam Courtright. The picture was|io seek a carcer on Broadway. Ax| o J %, (M at Empirc Office brought to the screen under thela cabaret dancer, she attracts the | masterly direction of Reaves Eas-|attention of the millionaire sg-| ZYNDA on with the assistance of Al Wer-l¢cjety set and becomes involved| . el E a J 28 ed| ker. |in a love triangle. An unexpected ELEVATOR SERVICE . . |crisis develops when her father, S. ZYNDA, Prop. ’ ( ; T, NOR l HERN HOT ET “HER BIG NIGHT" 15 #|demands that she return home. 7 R e S “ {land the subsequent events are , : x f " o b N P | AT PALAGE LAST TIME |}, 00 s catont oot ore: - 2 i { ROOMB—50 cents per night and up; fl.flpflfilflt “Hor Big Night, ihe Universal|tional appeal | : . > Puablie shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray 0il Burmer Jewel comedy is at the Palace fot|*F "COMEDY SUNDAY AT 4 4 § EY b - ‘ s mfié:‘;not ";:z :.’m“d night. Rooms $12.00 b the last two times tonight. It PALAGE IS THRILILNG INN | / = ;i { . . | i - has proved one of the big nits offyy | b i 5 = i) 2 uwes the summer Se#ion, as evidenced! A wedding in a dirigible Blnrisv | The New Pal.u.‘l Modern ; by those in attendancs who|off the thrills in First Nationals, | n, Hotel ‘f,‘rfl’n"nl‘g"‘j % chuckle, theh laugh and finallyilatest comedy, “The Laimatic &t | oy por o loonine® ot | burst out in roars at some of the|Large.” which comes to the Pal | jo°% BUIC I KeCDIRE WHLL funny situdtions. ace Sunday, siarring Leon Brrol ! iy o Al roofis Wit Hot Laura LaPlante is ably assisted)}and Dorothy Mackaill. i I‘ cold ranning water of in the comedy by Binar Hanson,| Kenneth MacKenna’s twin bro-| i 450 ¢ thEPgbLe] in the Zasu Pitts, Tully Marshall, Leo| ther in the picture has Kennetn! | yict 0 SRMTEIHEL T PH0 Moran, Mack Swain, John Roche,fplaced in an. asylum while he|| . viooting anfl public baths, : : Willlum Austin, Cissy Fitzgorald| rushes away with Ken's giri (Dor-| | i o] P e g = : e 3 am? and Nat Carr, othy Mackaill), whom he is going! 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