The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1928, Page 3

B ——— o - , offered at the Coliseum tonight g THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY ETnT! PICK PAIL.ACE National; David Torrence, Hallam Cooley, the charming Kulalic Jon sen and Ldla Leslie. I "DoG 18 HERO IN | COLISEUM FEATURE NEWS ALWAYS UP TO DATE A FleT NATIONAL PICTURE t FOREVER AFTER i with Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes Lila Leslie—Hallam Cooley—Alec Ftfancis David Torrence—Eulalie Jensen REMEMBER—Thursday and Friday Only 10—25—50—Loges 60 cents COMING SUNDAY MATINEE Hold that line! Team! Team! Team! FIGHT! You'll stand up and, yell w_ith “The Cheer Leader” [and Perlmutter” is said to c | tof this series. It is more lav. in its settings, and its scope Attractions “Ranger,” the famous _caninc of no mean ability by winning a game for a bunch of kids in the the Coliseum Saturday. “Ranger” plays on the team ol his pal, Mickey MeBann; catches a high ball and makes a dc | play on a runner with all the and ease and natural Yankee outfielder Later on in the pigture “Ranger” makes a flying leap through a window to save Mickey and his of a ’nnd these are .only two of th many high spots in this picture, |taining of the year, and an ideal picture for kids of all ages from |six to sixty. Helen Foster, one of FBO's new players and Harold Goodwin, head |the all supporting cast, which is |of all star calibre. o 2 ] “THE CHEER LEADER" | COMING TO PALACE | How a youthful rrank, conceived .lu the spirit of, fun, may sometimes ‘have quite a serious result is dem- 'onstrated in the latest Gotham pro- duction, “The Cheer Leader,” which comes to the Palace Sun- day. As the title indicates, this is a ost|story of the college and campus PSS USSP ¢ P ueS T more than ahy previous production|and the spirit of youth predomi- ish | nates throughout, The incident is|referred to comes when some of said to be more human, as it hits|the students dress .up a good- A.t Theatres the mood of,the moment and :hJ]ookmg youth as a gitl and then |. AT QOLISEUM TONIGHT "vsequencen whlch the managem e . _wi|is keeping a 'sécret are said ‘A surprise treat of romance and|be the high points of thrill.m. 118, generously spiced with|ing in pictures. lalighter, will be the cinematic dish : mood of 20,000,000 motor car own- |start a flirtation between the hand. ers of the land. Surprise follows |some college hero who thinks he P | surprise, as rapldly as laugh fol-|is a lady killer. The “hero” full \ BIG COMEDY FEATURE lows laugh in the production, Twofor the trick, to the boyls delizih ent' but soon discovers the deceptior tojand chases the ‘girl” right into a ak- | dormitory building. ‘The “girl” is seen running into the room of one {of the members of the foctball Ly when “Partners Again—with Pot.| | “FOREVER AFTER" IS ash and Perlmutter,” is presented | | AT PALAC ETONIGHT team and the dean suspends the player from the big game pending .. | inyestigation. \Abo and Mawruss as automo. | ¥ blle Qistributors who never distrib-{ “Forever After,” First Natio Laughter in its many phases i3(Lloyd Hughes, which will open thy chlet accessory that goes with [the Palace Theatre tonight, is a thé car troubles of these jovial) mantic tale of the love affair tafs, a police chase, and an aero-jlawyer. flqqe that. kisses the clouds and! Their romance liits. thtough then nose dives to the earth, are|adolescence of High #chool, " tevealed in convincing carnestness.|gay days of college ati finally The entire theill elements have the crashes to a dramatic cllmax in a offect of making 'the two frantic|pattle-scarred hoshn.al of war ti pal neru more frantic in their ef-|France. lovable character actor of Fi including Alec. Francls, the ever —%| The incidence before and after mal [ the situation described are both ué‘d a car. picture starring Mary Astor and|entertainingly and amusingly pre- atfsented by Ralph Graves and Ger- ro-|trude Olmsted. be. ———————— jésfers. Thrills centered around|tween a New Engalud belle and| Tulips, Lyacinths, datfodils, atto. demonstrations, runuway mo-!the son of the town's impecunious|narcissus, crocus, iris and other kinds of bulbs for fall planting. the |Juneau Florists. Adv, the me LEON F, DREWS conquer space on land and| Mary. Astor | da het graceful: Coliseum e al |beauty to the leading fetiliiine role. 'wo, new. elements in comedy Lloyd Huglies glves a vigatous por- Theatre hive also been Injected in|trayal of the ambftious yoithg Yover xou b{l Direcilur Henry | who seeks to win fresh.laurels for Instruction h,‘ sides the dominant note{his love on the footballitfeld ‘and \ kuxmer, a romance throbbing |battlefield. g PIPE ORGAN the elan of’youth acts as a The supporting cast presents a PIANO ce for the laughter and wealth of well kmown screéen names HARMONY rst x 4 Mail 0t e e st Kam g Customer Ownershifi Plan Gives You At Addtired Wxth an addmonnl opponumty to_ shiire in the profits. This Dppbrtumty for participating it flne pofits of this nation-wide msfiwuon is worthy of your seérious attention. mux NAME AND ADDRESS wni BRING PARTICULARS ;fl"‘# Plkgly W;sslr Ma Co., Ketchikan, , Alaska. <7 R i s Blagk Please furmsh particulars regard- SWI ing PIGGLY WIGGLY Investment Carg[yuy Plan. At Once i lc» is nndmtood !l!ormndvh will 3 be furnished me without obligation tlags Anawt |l 1 Istar, proves that he Is a ball player | plcture “When & Dog Loves,”, at| sister from an attack by a ruffian, | {rated as one of the most enter.| JOH— PEALS OF LAUGHTER— ALLAH’S T vesss Among the witnesses ‘called to Alaska Auto Llcense Aids 'testity, were naval ofticers nr_xngn‘Buys }'mm city in the near [10 the States in 18 years, Judge today by H. L. H. B .LeFevre, well-known local | abtorney and pioneer, returned home early this week. “I had a splendid time, met lots of fine peo- ple, but I am really glad to get back homg,” he declared Judge LeFavre .left here two the beautiful Redwood Highway California, and the Multnomah and Lincoln Highways through Oregon He and California His balance shoet on his auto-| mobile might discourage an effi-| clency expert, but left Judge Le-| Fevre undisturbed. He paid $350 sLore. months ago. In Seattle he pur- chased an automoblle and iravelea|f¢T 1t a3 the orlgimal purchase|yy,oay giiliard To that was added repair| through western Washington, west. | PHC® Los Angeles, Calif, for $100, gave it a final farov_v;\ll at He had many interesting experi- galute and sailed for home with- ences with traffic regulations, and |9W Te8TC!S éncounters with traffic officers. | S et R Hpwever, his Juneau . automobile Mr. lidenso plate carrled him sately| "y auet GyarE BECIATED will take severa to reach here. B. and -exerted a soothing Intliencecfation for the music turnished |in every town COLISEUM with GEORGE SIDNEY and ALEX ANDER CA “PARTNERS AGAIN” YOU'LL ROCK—YOU'L Smiles! LEON DREWS | Roars! " FROM KATINKA Sesations! By Friml AND HOW'! PRICES ALWAYS; THE SAME-—10:20-30-Loges . 60 cents i . Francisco in which Judge L ‘)umjelf (m\ and carry” Dasis. - v a case brought to recover damages | "‘mlu um] (:nwgn countries ‘are 2 | » for seizures of gmh and car- g opened at the rate of three The \mrlum Legion Auxlll:r( RET“RNS E'gou made by the Government in ENTERS JUNEAU uh day, Mr. Reed sa He cred-| will " hold 2 regular ‘husiness 'fts early war on pelagic sealing| ited this rapld expansion o the in the Dugoitt Thursddy, tafk and captafiy of ocean liners ship which, it is said, permits T Him in “Traffic:Jams™ |, at the time of the setzaros| House—Will Open Store |wo dommunicy in ‘which the s'arn in the Soulh and confiscations were mere Here in Short Time operates to share in the profits neha lieutenants, petty officers and in of one of the largest chain store \ pending several woeks($OTC C4% able seamen of the| Auioinierent that the Plggly |Duinesses in the world. h $ recastles ‘ — ———— iling various cities and towns| Or¢ 2 : Wiggly Corporation will open one W the Pacific Coast, his first trip| ., From San Francisco Judge Le-|of'itg chain grocery stores in this RECORDS Fevre drove back to Sealtle ¢ ! future was made |ClOSINE our all 1w ilcn Columbla nance and Location department » arrived here on the steamer Northwestern and has been making le, ! 1§ Anpe . ooy 8 arrangements for housing the nex y ] . RS adpuit, ¢ Le-| mnesq were completed yesterday ago. e he ik : : "Y1 The building now occupied by the chas; ' - i Parlors has beca y ipurchased by the corporation, Mr. @ Oregon,and as . far south as|PAlls totalling §105. . 1o s0ld it{peog said, and will be fitied up once; Fixtures have. to be shipped from Tennessee and it Reed, who is in charge of the company’s Alaskan. expansion, past the snares>of traffic courts 8 wigh to express thelr appre-|Said the program calls for a store on sometimes irate traffic cops. |at the Eastern Star dinner last|that is sufficlently large to sup- @Fhe memories of the halcyon venmg by Georgq Anderson m,porp,n business of the kind that is "|days of pelaglc sefling ' were te- z{ndnrqnna Music Shoppe. ady. vived by evidence given in a case e, Their stores, which deal solely n in the U. 8 Distriob:€oti#t at San DR. KEARSLEY—Night call 12.. groteries;\sare tun on ‘tho “huip specialized In by hiz corporation PERLMUTTER 9:25 BOY! 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