The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1929, Page 3

TONIGHT PI('T()RI AL ’VLlfb A Non-Stop Flight of Fancy that has Society up in the air and hands & wistful little waitress more sur- prises than her lunch-wagon hash! % ADAPTED FROM THE STORY BY HOWARD IRVING YOUNG COMEDY—CHARLES PUFFY “HOT AIR” BII.lIE- AM lhfl/onnl\fic/tuu THUR AY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Icepted by the enemy. During a nkneck chase over th: almost il of France, overtaken by upon an emp! LaRocque, pursuers, s y wine bar: Attractions At Theatres the steep incline and eludes his pur- suers, This incident is one of the many [“Adventures of Geraxd " as chroni- clé™by Conan oy}e Tn-'his Hovel of ‘the Napoleonic era, which Doug- 5 _ss las Z. Doty adapted to the screen. €} “The mountain would mot come Phylls Havre plays the feminine . to Mohomet so Mohomet went to !22d in support of LaRocque, while the mountain. Reversing the pro- S2m DeGrasse, Max Barwyn, Julia cedure, the De Mille company which ' Fave, Sally Rand and Clarence filmed “Midnight Madness,” could Burton also are seen in conspicu- not visit the African jungle so they Ous roles. “The Fighting Fagle” brought the jungle to the studio. |Will be on view at the Coliseum One of the big stages on the De | Thursday. It is said to be packed Mille lot was entirely given Dve,‘wilh drama, thrills and laughs. to reproduction of a section of At-\ rican jungle. A log cabin was ¢ built on the outskirts of the den.sc‘ | thicket of trees and foliage peculiun b to the jungle, which was assembled Ik a2 after an outlay of much time and: Beautiful Billie Dove gets her nse. Many tons of earth cov-] first chance to display her talents the floor of the stage. {s a comedienne in'First National’s Much of the action of “Midnight | “American Beauty,” her latest star- Madness” is laid in this wild M_mng production which opens an en- rican locale, while the remainder 8agement of three days at the Pal- is distributed between the most col- 2ce Theatre beginning Thursday. orful districts of the Metropolitan| Although “American Beauty” has' & City and the little world of an ocean | stenmer Jacqueline Logan and Clive Brook} have the leading roles in “Midnight Madness,” which comes to the Coli- | seum tonight. | ‘Walter McGrail, James Brndbury.‘ Sr., Virginia Sale, Louis Natheaux | and Clarence Burton also play im- | portant characterizations. B MIDNIGHT MADNESS” | COLISEUM, TCNIGHT “AMERICAN BEAUTY” T COMING TO PALACE P s | COLLEEN MOORE IS | AT PALACE TONIGHT . ¥ Golleon Moore 1n “Her Wild Oat’’ at the Palace, under the auspices or, the O. E. 'S, is the featured star tonight and tomorrow. This dain-| ty little gloom-chaser is said to be: &t her best in this comedy produc- tion which alse has just a little pa- thos. “Her Wild Oat” is all about a lit- & tle" waitress,” who, to help out a; newspaper man in his theory that ¢ stories he has been writing can be demonstrated in real life, becomes a titled person and hobnobs with the best of them at fashionable ho- / tefs‘and resorts, and'is “taken in”| by ‘them as’ beéing the real goods, There is one person who did not fall for the stuff—son of a m.l Duke. As soon as Colleen learns| of this, ahepachupnmlmbock % to'‘her’ “lunch ‘wagon” and then, some more géod comedy develop& ’Hfln is a good cast supporting the MU H IIIIHIIIllll‘lllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllll concert and also play for both shows. PRSI, | “THE FIGHTING EAGLE” ? | COMING TO COLISEUM | P T TR —r . * A common, ordinary barrel has stepped to the fore as the newest ¢t thrill [rodur,er for the movise. ," who portrays a swuhbucklhx young officer of Na-| poleon’s' drmy ‘in ¥The Fighting i i i 1. Jump- | ing into the hogshead he rolls down | IHlIIllllllllllllllIIIIIlI|IllllIlIlllIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllIlIIIIlIIIlllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIlllIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“IIIIllllllllllllllllllll THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1929. vPR!NCIPALS IN ssoo 000 ART sun' GAME ABUNDANT SAYS WILLIAMS, Deer, S ol Ducks and Geese een in Large Numbers Rocky Pass Area of all kinds is unusually i t in the Rocky Pass dis- (m(‘m: to J. P. Williams, niner, of the local U. 8. ice, who returned this| that section. Not in| , he said, has he seen| ratory birds and deer. | The he said, are in excel-| lent condition. Mild weather, with 10 extreme temperatures or heavy | snows has made forage conditions week many y 0 many r from 200d. The next hunting season | should be a record one for deer hunters. All of the bays and in- full of ducks. Mallards are vailing variety. Geese were in large numbers. All of |the bi e still flocked together, i“ilh no indications of mating seen With Ranger C. N. Archbold of Sir Joseph Duveen (below), art dealer, who Is being sued in New | Pfl e York for §500,000 by Mrs. Andree Ladoux Hahn of Kansas City (inset) on the ground that he sald a painting she owns is not an original Leonardo Da “inci. The disputed painting, “La Bellc Ferronier " is shown above. ;. and Capt. George Pe- of the Ranger VIL, Mr. Wi sa been cruising timber for /0 weeks. Foyr tracts | d in the vicinity of| Port Camden. He estimated about | 13,000,000 feet cruised, mainly tim- for piling and trap logs. The; re wruised at the request er & Reynolds local lo~- !tor liams the WOULD TAX CHAIN STORES ST. 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