The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 3

,dfllllllll!llllIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlI!!llIHllIIllI|I|IIlIll|- B PICKETT' PALACE NEW'S uml MO = g STARTING TONIGHT DELS IN CLAY A FIRS THE NICKY ELKINS Buck Gordon Jim Conley Tommy Dot Phyllis Seth McMillan Dave . Bill Chase Mrs. Bancroft The Warden The Governor Craig Priest Judge Cabaret Girls VATIONAL PICTURE Richard Barthelmess THE NOOSE CAST RICHARD BATHELMESS Montague Love Robert E. O'Connor Jay Eaton Lina Basquette Thelma lnd\( Robert L. I Ernest Emile Chautard Romaine Fielding ( Yola d’Avril Corliss Palmer K English Cecil Brunner Janice Peters Ruth Lortel May Atwood he taken THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. I5 Scientists in Plane Explore “Blind Spot” In Wastes of Alaska (Continuex rrom Page One) found non- usk 1 on anotl an unu forms - AT ST. ANN'S HOSF son, of Do h!m' showed t serious. ns of a ) n, and e 1agal scheol hands and f when th » hospital to fly into tra of civiliza- recivgd no word from ym the time 1 hon | i Above tA.C.E “{ cago, and her baby. Popular in Mayfalr Society is the first photo to reach the United States of Mrs. dmonstone, daughter of the late Marshall Field of Chi- She is the wife of Hon. A. €. Edmon- stone, heir to title and estate of Lord Edmondstone, and is | | | course, KINE'S SON SLATED FOR A BIG JOB TOWN The sug n political here in England, Duke of Clouceste [the King of En CAPR outh \"'n rh t th , third land, tak n_of Governorship of § vacan tical reliable when next it falls The fact that p tions, according to e naw under way to t tual desire of the Scuth Af an Government shows thal the suggestion has passed the mor”’ stage The present Governor Ceneral is_the G4-year-old Barl of Ath lone, brother of Queen Mary. He been 1923 ana year consented serve a second term oply upen great pres exerted by the South -Af- 1! nent His lerm ex- pires in 1931, but he may, resign whenever he likes The Duke of Gloucester is now in Africa with. his brother, the Prince of Wales. He will go by tages, stopping for some big hunts, from in ofiice since to by way of the Zambesi lnlu, Yo the m there. he | While he will meet import African statesmen. here O 1 l"" uses he Kids Men and W omen TONIGHT Wl!lhE'Hlllllllli.lllllvl 2 SHOWS HOWARD HUGHES and of Nuirobi down | pe Town, ar-| riing here_ in time for Christmas. ! 3 {aut South .| among the most popular. matrons in London society. o _' (Taternational Ne el Another great role for “Our Dick” that will take its -~ well known hemgile: place alongside “Tol’able David” PRICES 50-Loges 60 cents COMING Sl'Nm::mmlu,v l‘)\'m:ug Post Story EDWARD EVERETT HORTON and MARION NIXON in TAXI! TAXI! and PALACE ORCHESTRA uuuuummmmlmmmumummumlumuuum||||mulmmunuuul||||uu||||||||lm [T TR L O T tors obtainable, Robert charac tagu Lo Robert E. Haines, and Emile Chautard in the list of male play | Aturactions At Theatres IR A Mon. | - . O'Conno t Hilliard ncluded (| { “TAXI! e vk |1 [ “TWO ARABIAN KNIGHTS” | | NOW SHOWING COLISEUM | | The. bow (famed in song, s provide the ba "'the exterior scenes the Universal-Jewel whic the feature attraction at {ace Sunday and Monday, | with the Sunday matinee. A pistol duer at four pac with. - a girl' watching, a dagg poiged at her heart ready to end her life it her sweetheart is killed, forms one of the high dramatic soints in. “T'wo Arahian Knights” now at the Coliseum. JIt 18 a practical impossibility to piss fn a duel at this distance But the American soldier and the| Arab officer who are the princi- is, both live through it. How? in Tay Despite the declaration Michael Arlen, | Elinor Glyn others that Hollywood is small town” TAXI!" COMEDY IS AT PALACE SUNDAY opening The story is supposedly set i some large metropolis in the east.| of |nzl the fact remains lln( ly an original twist of the situa-} tion that is better seen than de-| seribed. i “Two Arabian Knights,” despite . this exciting incident and others Jike it, is not a heavy drama. It| i3 a comedy-drama, packed wmx} swift moving and laughable situa- tious, depicting the adventures ofj y's COIds i Best treated thhmt § { dming—Ju:t rub on in the " Capps said FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY MEATS REINDEER MEAT WHILE I1 LA FHONE 382 ANNUAL PARISH BAZAAR NOW. OPEN—PARISH HALL BOOTHS OF ALL KINDS Bargains, Fancy Work, Silver Booth, Candy Booth and Tee Cream Booth, Fish Pond, etc. Tea Room—Dancing Turkey Dinner Saturday Night Make reservations by telephoning 229 REMEMBER—3 Big Bazaar Nights Valuable Door Prizes Each Night Admittance Free two American soldiers at the closa of the war. In escaping from German prison camp in Arab attir they find their disguise leads them| into. so many unusual circum- stances that they often wish they, were back in the. comparative| safety of the camy). ! William Boyd plays the principal | pert. Mary Astor is cast oppo- sito him, and the character part.| of “equal importance to the two; leads, is in the hands of Louis Wolheim, stage star and original Captain Flagg of “What Price Glery?” when it was first preseni- ed in New York. Divector Lewis Milestone maie the ‘pieture for Caddo Productions, headed by Howard Hughes. It wag. produced for United Artists supervision of John W, Jr. Al alin o o oo w | RICHARD BARTHELMESS " ] I8 AT PALACE TONIGHT | [ SR MLl Beauty is plentitul in Flrst Na- tional’s great picture, “The Noose," sunlng ] ‘Barthelmess, wing at the Palace theatre to.| n Sori %t the How x.e...w.., %lmxn qf the cast, and othel .;,_ : pe ‘P pe nnt:tu s, a8 en. D‘nnumuun& ter cabaret scenes SEATTLE an, z\m aea;nehm of the high- n..‘q‘.‘«‘l“' ot e saidinal - G, B, KRAUSE JUNEAU star, who phyl ovnome Blr!hel. thoss : 5N Phyilia, the sociéty girl. ‘In the dancing chorus are such Yola D a‘m. Corliss Palmer, Lortel, May Brunder Janice Pauu ddition to all these beautie For Fast . Building use MW ‘Cement. | Buildings completed in the | quickest time, regardless of | season—thatis what reinforced concrete construction accom- plishes for owners of industrial | vandmercantile structures, hotels, apartment houses. 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