The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 3

TH[: DAILY ALASKA EMPlRI: Whl)\JLbDAY JAN oi 1929 “BARE KNEES” IS AT PALACE SUNDAY 1 f : ? l he Palace l heatre §F hetivo vou 1k of G mods Comedies Come and ern flapper? The care-free v omedies Go — But girl of today who no ) o Ny 4 A b Eh does things that would . & this is one that's dif- TONIGHT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY en her grandmother the “Heebie- ferent AND HOW'! ) Jeebies.” The as been much The $1.000,000 Production 5 N o e g ’ 0 el L SQHBWS o S been given such a »vu\wl;‘nnl enter- UNIT SHOW ace Sunday. WIS @ | snappy version is —UNIT N A /i = | e LEWIS STONE o with'thie fbflow ng ca UMT NO. 1. UNIT NO. Il MARIA CORDA iy ';:,';“[f;:f""’;,:m,ll_'."""‘"“m'l;"'l‘A'\]‘V RARIN’ TEARIN’! WILD TO GO? OUR GANG / = i :E;lb‘u'lln.nni-- Walker and Maude Ful- ,\ Ri‘)l]il]q Rflilrillq (11)"]!‘(') SII(\W! ‘“’l‘(’,' )'(-("‘g (}l(an * ‘ - - T o) ~SOMEDY CAQT fi : - 3 IS ANXIOUS TO SEND WITH A REAL COMEDY CAST e ] E[I.EN IR@W RICARDO CORTEZ TEACHER TO SANAK UNIT NO. 111. OF S i aaieh i : LATEST IN THE WORLD % by | Following advices reccived in| NEWS THE PALACE ORCHESTRA PLAYS BOTH SHOWS — 7:15 and 9:30 /. Commisionce ot ucasi UNIT NO. IV — THE PRICES——Adults 50 cents, Loges 60 cents, Youths from 12 to 15 years of ;}:L;,fl,],.‘jl‘j,‘,,,] p:::l\'i’fm“:"‘u‘\lt“ \I 4 PATHE REVIEW b age 40 cents, l('l}ildren accompaning parents 10 cents, Children “ , requesting Information as to § unaccompanied 25 cents. the next s of the Attu for! NIT NC.V.— £ NOTE—Children with parents free on Saturday y Night Only. k ‘:"::“]:(11“ criflc Kol ":,'\‘; I:" PATHE { POTLIGHT definite information, that the Starrl SN : UNIT NO. VI was on the way to to un- ; Coming Sunday-~-BARE KNEES byl Dol LEON DREWS at the {formation must be obtained KIMBALI iR Ehsh - Ei !‘m‘‘w!Y|\l|l‘il\“\[l:l\‘:\’A .TI‘ aterson T AT S T e AT o o . — us to obtair pors ke s . 4 Imiliar to theatre-goers in similar|copies have been sold to date »::lvmk fmj,M‘\‘-' Faye Cypher ('“""";‘r '\""d"-‘ b roles ,and by many has been ac-|without counting the returns from |North Platte, Neb., who ha i Attraclions Icorded a ;msiux.m as the leading |the lx.):m”p}i;l\ ‘:“;i,h‘,. 1,“\‘:”:”, L.I_.;I.‘,‘_ ’ ged to ta WM. BOYD b rayer of Jewish character on| “The Private Life of Helen of of t 4 the screen today. Maria Cordo, Lew- d Ricardo Cortez in fm':\;“; w:‘\-‘ s, Rl The Wftl]l“llg of ey 64[)'.088 P“r"(l()” ing in due {0 i the Century! .| At Theatres | TRISH.JEW COMEDY | AT COLISEUM TONIGHT y B 2 Many thousands of film fans who| | have followed George Sidney, the| | DOG RACER GOES | will return north in early spring famous character comedian, all|** " “LET’ER GO GALLEGHER" ) T through his numerous appearanc-| One of the most vivid and in- COMING TO COLISEUM es in the role of a New York east|teresting literary personalities of g—— —— ——— NOTIC;_ t SOUTH ,FOR REST‘DOUGLAS MAN IS ! ANIV(]A L CLEA RAN « side Jew, will have the opportun.| tod ine, whose first ; After Jannary 10 no telephone| Jtke Mutchler, famous for nis| ARRESTED UPON ! S‘Q LE ity to witness him in what is| nevel, “The Private Life of Helen| He risked his life to deliver al . +a1c for the month of Janu-; eXPloils as an Alaskan dog team ASSAULT CHARGE Rld 16 e~ his mroatast wHoturs, 1,,( Troy,” has placed him among [Story to his newspaper in time to driv enger for the south The cast includes Ann Brodsky y Gordon, Sharon Lynn, Re ve roles of Helen, Me- Sanak has had no teacher e, Bd Brady and Jecse Devor. |nelaos and Paris. Alexander Kor.|since November and while Miss da directed and Carey Wilson pro-|Cypher has been ready AR duced the story for First Nationaljcn her long trip she has «5 | Pictures. ] the respect PRICES—10-20-50-Loges 60 cents JAKE MUTCHLER O ORAIGer it s, wintee Ko} T O o e HELEN OF TROY" IS AT PALACE TONIGHT Z i : > AL | ; A 7 3 Ssat And L & 1 | arv will be accepted at a discount. Clancy's Kosher Wedding, an|the greatest living writers as well |80 to press! And he was only the| |All remittances by mail must °" ! FBO production, which is booked |as one of the most popular. office boy in the editorial room of | hear postmark of not later tham| M from the Interior; Roy Walt, of Pouglas, has been 39 SUITS AT for the Coliseum Theatre, tonight| Release of First National's pic-|the great metropolitan daily! |last discount date. Please be|country and is a partner with his|arrested by Deputy Marshal Wil- * and tomorrow night only. [ turization of the brilliant comedy,| This is the character played by|prompt. | three Dbrothers in owning and[liam Feero and charged with al- B d Sidney's latest film is ‘,, hilari-| has revived interest in “The Pri-|Junior Coghlan who is featured in JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS operating what is known as the|leged assault with a dangerous I! jLI( I}RIC‘!V » ous comedy based upon the ex-|vate Life of Helen of Troy.” The |the title role of “Let 'er Go, The tram pon upon the person of Martin - 4 adv. TELEPHONE CO. | Flat City tramway. eriencel of two ‘rival elothing|picture opens an engagement of |legher!” a new /PathesDe ik i b operates from Flat to Creek, a|Wyck. The assault took place J A tore . proprietors, one Irish and|three nights at the Palace tonight.|picture which comes to the CARD PARTY TOURNAMENT | gisiance of 14 miles. Creek is cen-|at Douglas on s, Wyek $S() Suits for tfi')s 00 the other of Hebraic extraction,| Erskine's “The Private Life of|seum for Saturday only. X{If‘m";i’:\‘[’f ]P'f?f'f‘d(‘j”f I.‘fifif“_"”r ter of considerable mining activi-|is said to be s 5 jured and 5 Y 20 both residing on the lelightful unior obtains a great “scoop” for st Side,{Helen of Troy,” with ties, and before the installation of |was rushed to St. Ann’s hospital $45 Suits for . $22 5" ifive card parties will be held b B0 PO R et A : [ HT at Moose Hall at § p,,'he tram all supplies were freight- |in Juneau where upon examination background of much real romance,|humor, brilliant satire and en-|his newspaper, although he had to Humor and pathos. ging frankness was considered|risk his life to do it. J‘“M Mg vomiy ady, |0 In by horses it was found that he was suffer- ff,.'.() Suits for $20.00 Sidney is featured as “Hyman|by critics to be no less than amaz-| Harrison Ford, Elinor Fair, Wade| izl | 'As a winning driver of sled dogs |ing from concussion of the brain ¢ g y R o ¢ Cohen,” father of a beautiful girl|ing, coming from a man who has|Boteler, Tvan Lebedeff and E. H STORE HOURS Mutchler became famous in 1926 |Wyck is said to be in a serious 1”55 Suits for .. .. -“7 50 who loves an Irish fireman, son|been a professor for twenty years ‘(‘-nl\r-rl‘ portray prominent roles For the accommodation of the when he drove the winning team |condition M R 7y . of Cohen's business rival, much to|Originally damned as a “highbrow” [in this famous newspaper story by |trac this store will be open in''the Fairbanks Dog Derby and| Walt is being held in the Juneau “}\50 Sl”rs f()l' 1.,] :) ‘)U the disgust of the volatile- littleihook, “The Private Life” some-[Richard Harding Davis. Elliott Thursday evening, January 10th,!siice has taken an active part in|Jjail in default of $1,000 bond, ac- A RSN o S Jewish haberdasher. For a num-'how attracted public attention with [Clawson wrote the scenario and|until 9 P. 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