The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 3

“ 3 - (2 v \d » ! LU T TR R e T T T T T T T PICKET LATE Another Reginald ]- H(yt Dish [ur Hal Roac CHARLEY BILLIE DOVE and H ! IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIINlIlIHIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AND THEN MORE “ACHING YOUTH” 10-25-50—Loges 60 cents tarting Sunday Matinee Sensation Seekers AR RSO ERET O STARTING TONIGHT NEWS Denny Home Run Laughter Lovers h Presents CHASE in UNTLEY GORDON in Attractions At Theatres DOG ACTOR IS AT COLISEUM TONIGHT | & And why shouldn't they bark Dogs are not unlike humans dlter all. The greatest of dogs, and the most human, comes to us by way of the silver screen direct ftom Warner Bros. Hollywood Stu. los. . “Jaws of Steel” is Rin-Tin-Tin’s Tatest thriller, and it comes to the Coliseum tonight for a two-days’ run. Jason Robards, Helen Ferguson, Baby Mary Louise Miller, Robert Perry, Jack Curtis and George Con- nors are in the cast. S0 “Jaws of Steel” is a rousing story from the pen of Gregory Rogers, and Charles R. Condon made it into a screen play. It is by far the most thrilling of Rinty pictures and that is saying a lot. A waif pup, grows up on tha desert, and becomes a menace to cattlemen. He finally finds the people who befriended him in his puppyhood, the Warrens and their little girl. They are in danger from crooks who are trying to get their claim because they have struck gold., What Rinty does to accomplish this will make you shout as if you were at a Big League ball game when Babe Ruth was making a home run! IARaIR SE 53 [sail for Chichagof, Sitka and way REGINALD DENNY I8 ports Thursday evening, also AT PALACE TONIGHT ||making the usual stops of the % S 8| Motorship Margnita —adv. - Contrast 1s jJust as Important in comedy as it is in drama, ac- cording to William A. Seiter, Universal's directerial star, whose latest production, “The Cheerful Fraud,” starring Reginald Denny, comes to the Palace theatre here tonight. Seiter carries out his belief in “The Cheerful Fraud.”” The pic- ture is an adaptation of the popu- lar English novel by K. R. G. Browne and virtually the entire picture takes place in a driving rainstorm. £ No one will deny that rain & most depressing and the reaction to it is far from cheerful. That is just why it is an excellent background for a pattern of high comedy, Seiter believes. “A jeweler would not think of displaying a diamond on a gloth of gold background. He would use black velvet,” Seiter argues. ‘That is why a gloomy, dark and depressing background heighten: the comedy and the absurdity of the actions of the comedians.” A cast is of exceptionally popular and gifted players, including Ger- trude Olmstead, Otis- Harlan, Ger- trude Astof, Emily Fitzroy, Ch-rlu Gerrard and others. SENSATION SEEKERS” COMING TO PALACE | a3 founa The sensation seekers their big senmsation during the| making of the Universal-Jewel pic-; ture “The Sensation Seekers,” lnlu; ‘Weber's thrilling story which has its local premier at the Palace theatre on Sunday. The three leading characters, ‘Billfe Dove, Huntley Gordon and Bloomer, underwent all +the thrills and perils of being 10st | of the picture in which a beautiful| | private yacht was sunk withdut a | trace Miss Weber, noted as a daring | director, threw all motion picture precedent aside and sank the ship at night by artificial light Besides the beautiful yacht which was sunk, Miss Weber used in vain for it would have been im- tpossible to film the wreck in the dark. An unusually spectacular quence for the climax was filmed which added the final touch to a perfect picture. R FAIRBANKS PIONEER WOMEN ELLCT OFFICERS The Fairbanks of Alaska recently following officers: Mrs. E. B. Collins, President; Mrs. Henry Weir, First Vice-President; Mrs. D. J. Fairburn, Second Vice- President; Mrs. George Moody, Secretary; Mrs. Adolph Wehner, Treasurer; Mrs. Grant Courtney, Historian; Mrs. F. M. Dunham, Sergeant-at-Arm: Mrs. George Bachner, Guard; Mrs. George Mc- Quarie, Trustee. ! Siss “ SHIPPERS ATTENTION The Motorship Virginia IV will Pioneer Women elected the TO TELEPHONE PATRONS A new telephone directory is now in course of preparation. Patrons contemplating change of |address or persons who wish to have telephones installed are re- quested to notify the Telephone Company. Phone 420 before De- cember 24th. —adv. - e —— WAKTED—CAMERAS Obsolete and worn-out cameras with dirty lenses and sluggish mechanism cannot take good pic- Jtures. Why not -trade your old camera in on a new model? We will make you a fair allowance no matter what make or model you may have, A shipment of late model cameras will be on display in a few days at Alaska Scenic Views. —adv: ——— e WE FRAME PICTURES Alaska Scenic Views adv. 1 Shop Early While stocks are complete Leather Goods Novelties Dennison Line Buzza Party Service PR TS = | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY DEC 13, 1 Wtfo oi Trum-()('oan F Iwr 4sks for Love Padlock | NEW YORK.—Confusing an en-|ward—in a headlpng whistling dive 1 tug beat from which the wreck | MY DY creating a diversicn in his| that not even Bert Acosta’s wis| term expires. He was a was filmed. rear is an old chestnut among mili could straighten out alto.|member of the 1919-1921 Senate ‘ tary strategems. Likewise it They crashed. The lim s | The yacht was run on a rock s e y o he limp ! I tive miles from shore off San Ped.|8°0d tactics in law. Take the pe-!form of the aviator was carried ATTENTION 1¥o harbor while an immense gene. [!/tion of Mrs. Helen D. Acosta, from the field; but instead of Eastcrn Stars and Masons rator and huge sun arc played on|%if¢ Of the trans-Atlantic flier,|being taken to his own home the Of All Degrees the sinking boat while Billie Dove | "!‘”'fl to clamp the court vad-ipilot was carried to that of Mrs.|\ You are cordially Invited to and Huntley Gordon leaped off to[l0Ck on the love emotions of her|Walker in Beechrust. There spec-|attend the Dedication Ceremony swim to safety. Had the lights|husband so as to make his kisses falists were called in to set his|of the Scottish Rite Temple Sat- failed the ship would have sunk contraband in the eyes of the law! | hrozen leg and attend to other in-{firday, December 15, 1928, at Having already instituted a $1560..| jupies When his wife learned of | {ever operated. | friends and relatives and look af- Handsome Bert Acosta (left), Aviation’s “bad boy,” on whose l"”:\,, ‘l‘::h‘,,I’::.‘"‘f'i:'::,uf“‘“;‘::; ::::‘ leve emotions his wife, Helen, shown ot right with her two chil- Wil Motor DAtk ihq ReTEIaks snd dren, asks a court padlock. Above at right, comely Mrs. Dorothy RSits fo. Yinael shortly sbefore the Walker, whom Mrs. Acosta is suing for $150,000 alienations of af- legislature convenes next March fections balm. Upper left, Mabel Bull 50- culled Qneen of Diamonds.| Mr. Hess was elected last No- R vvlnht- as Senator for the Fourth 000 alienation of affections suit|the accident she hurried to his § against Mrs. Dorothy Walker'side. But she was refused ad-| wealthy Beechurst L. I; matren,| mission to the Walker home and 'Wdy. pretty Mrs, Acosta apparently de-|— PR B RE S0l AR Bf told Daz away Wealthy Husband Decamps hat Bert no longer and uhhappy, she ved her went Mean self i ime Mrs., Walker was her. difficulties. Her wealthy; husband packed his imported Eng lish bags and hied himself to ona who has been deserted because of liable to arrest if he attempts the States on a combined business and pleasure trip. This is the latest on record the dredges have Mr. and Mrs. Hess will go direct to Cairo, Ill, to spend some time on to succeed Harry E. Pratt, 8:30 p. m. Dedication ceremonies to be followed by a Dance, ALASKA MASONIC PLE + ABSOCFATION., TEM- cided to strike a second time w her “mad” up. So she trip- ped into Supreme Court, Mineola, Crr st r e res L. L, with her applic n for a| love injunction, an order which| IIIBBARD ST literally would make Bert's caress.| i es as illegal—and perhaps as p ious! uncut rye; and place anybody who dared to sample same as Incorporated EWART (0., 928. IMPROVEMENTS T0 BE MADE TO COLD STORAGE AND BOY, IT'S SOME SHOW |of his clubs, but not without a parting shot in the general direc- P 'y D tion of his spouse. From that g 7:30 - jmoment not one penmy of his mon.| Material betterments will be ey would she receive—it was all|made to the Juneau Cold Storage over—“fin-ce”—and whatever she [PFOPerty and some equipment ad HERI'S THE PROG bad to say could just as well be|ded during' the closed season on B8l to his atiornly. halibut fishing, according to an No. 1 Then came Mra. Acosta's sumn-{'l',""'_'l“l“"l'”‘(‘\“' ”"'\""'l.' ek :"‘ 3 tional love theft suit, which charg. | 'ésiden allis 8. George, who B d 8-lre od e 8 wee a WarnerBros. present ed that Mrs. Walker had malicious.|T¢tUrned early this week from a 4 B o brief business trip to Seattle, The 7 y broken up her home, renderad | i ) ) s and|Work Will start at once » young sons fatherless and| V¢! i Stocks of frozen fish now held 80 “spoiled” Bert that he no longer ; |in the company’s storage rooms g taln work Be SO PROIRY| ity be' dlbarbd out ds rafialy ¥ ; as possible, all shipments going So the jovial bad boy. ot |scuth on early stesmers, Mr tion finds himself standing peri Mharze sald. . The m“””“; will ously on the brink of wh start to put in its supply of Dears to be the hottest mIXyp helporring for bait without delay yhas yet been in—buffeted between A new fce ator ahd large the wife he deserted and the Wife! crygher will be installed In the near future. This equipment has | him been ordered and will be ready to fly a plane and in peril of jail|tor yge by the time the fishing {iI a court decides that a love pad-|geason re-opens. It will extend {lock is justifiable. No wonder he|from' the tower to the front of S {8ays he doesn’t quite know what|the plant and will be used for | to do! |lcing the or vessels. Its ad- SUNDAY MATINEL Who would? dition will give the company a bt b e capacity of 20 tons delivery per > IBIG DREDGES STILL | ol Mr. George announced the OPERAT]NG SET NEW |company will fill under the re- LONG RUN RECORDS ceiving shed and retail market rooms with rock. About 4,000 All the big dredges in the Fair-|yards will be put in this year banks district are still operating|and the fill'extended h year and hope to continue until Christ-|until the major portion of the mas at least, according to Senator.|big shed is on a rock-fill. Other elect Luther C. Hess, Fairbanks,|improvements may be made this who, with Mrs. Hess, is enroute to|Winter, Mr. George added, but he said until they were definitely agreed on no statement could he made regarding them. HARRY DONNELLY IS ENROUTE TO STATES Harry Donnelly, pioneer miner and banker of Iditarod, who A8 elected as one of the Representa- tives from the Fourth Division to the 1929 Legislature, is a passen. ger on the steamer Victoria. He is enroute to Seattle where he will join Mrs. Donnelly. Mr. Deounelly visited with High- way Engineer R. J. Sommers while the Victorla was in port When he returns here to attend the ses- sion of the Legislature he will be accompanicd by Mrs, Donnelly, MAN HELD HERE FOR HAVING NARCOTICS Following an investigation by Deputy Prohibition Administrdtor Chidester, Enrique Tasillas has' beén arrested by Deputy Marshals Garster and Price on a charge of| DPossessing narcotics. He was given | a preliminary hearing before Judze A. Boyle in the U. 8. Commis. | sioner’s Court, and the case was!| continued until today. To become one of the re fastest growing chain | Piggly Wiggly is a | safe investment. The world must be fed daily and Pig- gly Wiggly sells = only for cash. ( Pegly Wigely AN OPPORTUNITY e dividend checks regularly from the 8 Per Cent Assured Income e OLISEU e SHOWS——-9:30 RAM AND HOW No. OUR GANG in “4TH ALARM” No. 3 LATEST IN NEW LVENTS No. 4 . PATHE REVIEW B b4 S FOR THE INEERS many thousands who store .n the world. MR. REED, in charge of this department has been unable to get in touch with many people who answered our former ad. If thuv will eall by phone or inquire personally at our store or the Gas- tineau Hofel he will bhe glad to explain Piggly Wiggly investment plan in detail withont obliga- tion, Tasillas had a small of marijuana in his quantity e S S in imminent peril of jail sentené Moreover, she revealed, indir ly, the answer of the question: What should a comely young Long Island matron do to inspire a handsome and daring aviator who is getting all set for a trans- Atlantic flight?” Promised a Spanky-Panking She will do well, it appears, to promise him permission to give her, | i a good spanky-panky-panking as| soon as he gets back home. is what the comely Mrs. Walker! held out as an inducemest for Bert! to tear himself aw: from fleshpots of Paris as expeditiously as possible. In proof thercof the | | | | pilot’s wife submitted two burn. ing love letters which she (Mrs. Valker) penned to the flier just before Byrd's giant| Fokker " hopped off for! France. The bizarre injunction plea brings to a cl the brilliant, | daring and sensational career of| the “bad Loy of aviation.” Years| ago a genial, handsome Italio- American changed from the khaki! of war to the khaki of the air and began a career so sensational that ! it has echoed around the world. Bert Acosta couldn’t escape thel headlines, He had been a famous $acer 6t automobiles, having hung| a world's record at Omaha of 176.5 miles an hour. He made an en.! durance record of 51 hours with Clarence Chamberlain. He flew the Atlantic with Commander Byrd in the wake of Colonel Lindbergh. Men liked him; women flocked about him. ¢ He had fi married in those first post-war dGays. The thing that surprised Bert Acosta’s friends was that he had chosen a girl who seemed to understand perfectly his singular and erratic temperament. She mothered him along with thair two sons, knew all about the girls ‘who used to haunt the flying fields to watch his antics in the air. The First Rift Their firsty rift came shortly af- ter Bert noticed a pretty, dark girl who visited the Long Island field daily and watched him in the afr, One day she went up to Bert, in- troduced herself as Mrs. Augusta C. Walker and explained that she ’ i Hayes Shop Opposite Coliseum Theatre | had become so enamored of avia- tion that she wanted to learn the trick herself, Not long afterward something went amiss aloft and the plane in which they had been rollicking among ‘the clouds plunged earth- FUR MERCHANTS Agents for FRED’K-HUTH & CO. Liberal advances made to shippers on receipt of shipments in Seattle. Mickey Goldstein, Buyer, will travel through- Highest Prices Paid for Your Mink, MAKE ALL SHIPMENTS DIRECT TO HIBBARD BUILDING, SEATTLE, WASH L “In Seattle Over 40 Years” NEW YORK and LONDON and information. out Alaska this season. 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