The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 3

= | TONIGHT M-G-M SPOTLIGHT and COMEDY PALACE ORCHESTRA WILL ROGERS SAY SEE NOTHING BUT FUN Prices—10-25-50—Loges 60 cents STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE HA T R ENSEMBLES FO “ALL OCCASIONS Attractions At Theatres WILL ROGERS IS IN | COMEDY AT PALAC The comedy ot of the seasor A Texas Steer,” with Will Rog ers, America’s foremost cowboy- humorist and Congressman-at-large opened its long-heralded Gordon's SGE Show Dis- plays Striking Spring, Summer Styles en.&mge»\ The ment at the Palace last night and|suitable of all occasions, was stres-| importance of ensembles, |it fully justified the ad | tices acclaiming it the outstanding | presented by Gordon' comedy of the season. ection of Miss V Adding to the uproarous situat ing who assisted 1 Winnifred the famous old Charles Hoyt|Jones, manager, to a large audi- ge success, are Will Rogers’' own ence at the Coliseum Theatre last ti , quite as funny as they are night. The revue will- be pre- cracked up to be. The ex-mayor of sented tonight for the last time, | Beverley is surrounded by an all- starting at 8:45 o’clock. Ladies’ tar cast. !and children’s clothes are shown. Louise Fazenda has the role of| The setting for the show was “Ma” Brander, the wife. Ann cspecially attractive. Greens and Rork is the charming daughter, spring flowers arranged artistical- | Bossy, and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., ly and a vine-covered trellis at the |as well as other favorites are in center of the stage, perfected a the cast. charming scene. “A Texas Steer” is a feature the Wedding Scene Feature entire family can enjoy. The feature of tic revue was the The orchestra plays for this fea- wedding scene finale. The bridal ture. |party consisted of Miss Spaulding f‘? DOUBLE FEATURE #]as the bride, the Mrlsses Mamie ! SHOWING, coLisguy | |Feusie, Evelyn Judson, Mildred i AT .. Hooker .and Belva Willlams, as “Fashions " a featurc bridesmaids, and the little Misses movie and the fashion show by |Adrienne Glass and Joan Morgan, Gordon's are at the Coliseum for |83 flower girls. The models en- he second and last times tonight. ] tered from the back of the theatre | The fashion show is reviewed else- |#nd proceeded to the stage, to the trains of the wedding march play- ed on the Coliseum organ by Dick |McGinn. The gowns featured were jof taffeta moire and satin, and the flower girls wore crepe de chine with little bonnets of organdie. The at : " |bridal veil and bouquet, and the producers of the First N““‘m,al!lnvnl_v horse-hair hats worn by the Comedy success, “Ladies Night in i i i ki B Wz { bridesmaids were designed by Gage. & Turkish Bath,” co-featuring DOro-| "6 reyue was opened by the lit- thy Mackaill and Jack Muthall next| 1o Misses Edith Lundgren and under the a Spauld- |in OTHER COMEDY IS ‘ COMING TO PALAC “"Make the world laugh! Edward | Small of Asher, Small and Rogers, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, {a few gray tones were noted. Af- ! ternoon and evening gowns were 1 vance no-|sed in the beautiful fashion show| gettes and chiffons, while taffeta | moire and satin were featured for evening wear and lace for formal wear. | While the tan biege shades were | especially favored for ensembles, black and green, red and blue, with | eatured in red, tan beige, black, green, and pastel shades. The New Hats Gage pattern hats were shown with most of the ensembles and coats. The new hats feature the ctlose fitting models as well as those with a brim. The rolled front uneven points and the long brim were featured. Straws included the ponitress, a new straw hair; bakou, the linen like straw, and ballibuntl. Lace and horse hair picture hats were shown for formal wear. Children’s Modes Considerable attention was given the proper wearing apparel for the junior miss, and several charming ensembles were shown from that department. They included a print- ed dress in silk, and hat; a tan dress with a blue coat trimmed in red, and hat, completing an en- semble; a green sports suit with matching hat in straw; a blue en- semble of dress, coat and hat, and a crepe de chine dress in pink with a white sweater. The models were presented in an orderly procession of four groups, and the little girls who modeled the children's clothes appeared in two Broups. The young ladies who so charm- ingly modeled the gowns were Misses Victoria Spaulding, Mamie Feusi, Evelyn Judson, Mildred Hook- er, Harrlet Holman, Belva Wil- liams, Mae. Jones. The lovely little girls who mod- eled the children’s wearing apparel were Misses Grace Nelson, Edith Lundgren, Adrienne Glass, Joan| Morgan and May Nelson. ! e, PITAL DYE WORKS latest methods in Frencn! Very |Dry See 1929. 7/ / 177373 Mk We Take Pleasure in Inviting You to View THE FIRST DISPLAY OF THE NEWEST SPRING MODES By Gordon’s AND THE FEATURE Esther Ralston and Raymond Hatton in “Fashions For Women” TONIGHT Prices—10-20-50—Loges 60r COLISEUM Sunday—“PARADISE FOR T™WO” J - - WL \ MBI - >l Cleaning and Dyeing. Meldner, Professional Cleaner and - e - Sunday at the Palace, ador this|nray Nelson, attired in page suits, sentence as his slogan as a screen | T 29 ot National Pichure AN % 7/ who were on the stage when the v 4 § H producer. | curtain rose; ana presented the an-| > Trowe 1T 4" JUNEAU GARDEN CLUB g orvind hatate the sjub. | T0 WHU It MaY CONCERN q J! 1 1 | How well he has succeeded is:noxxx)cemexlt f the show. o el MEETS AT 8 TONIGHT; For analization and comparison,| From this day and date I will O s ", e e ovmcement of e show, ™ ™| e e e e it tins o e eoamcan | e v s I et 5 Femiatl T s il e % ! ey \c‘onl.rzbutmns to l“ho screen, l(hv up-| Ensembles for sports, afternoon .)uriuml. o —a‘dv. AR a sample of soil to the meeting. debts contracted for by the FRISCO g S xoz\nous]y funny “McFadden’s Flat,” 1,nq more formal wear were shown. o ih Members of the Juneau Garden |Mr. Anderson will have about thirty LUNCH. i 4 : | “The v(;oril!a,”kfmd _now “Ladies | Begides the ensemble suits, models JUST RECEIVED |Club are asked to turn out tonight tulips of various species on hand |adv. _JAMES O'CONNERS. Night in a Turkish Bath.” The Iat-igjspiayed afternoon and evening| New shipment of Vietor Ortho- at the 8 oclock meeting at the | for exhibition. N‘“.ow i ter is reported to be one of "heygo»ms. phonic records. Better have your|American Legion Dugout. The RO i) . A WA funniest comedies ever filmed. ol For early spring and summer the |piano tuned now. Phone Anderson|annual election of officers will take ATTENTION! o Work Elks, Hall, April 20th. Past Time or UNpeter el o g Club Presentation Extraordinary. —shop or city—Call Handy Andy. Phone 498 Wateh for it. Save the date. adv. Music Shoppe. - —ady. | place, and J. P. Anderson will give a talk on “Soil and its Composi- tweed and flannel ensemble was featured while georgette and flat crepe were displayed for dress oc- “THE RACING ROMEO” BENEFIT DANCE | COLISEUM, TOMORROW v M 00se, Hall ‘ ‘S&iur:ilttyv‘Niglzt, March 23 Anxious to catch a glimpse of th eat Red Grange of gridiron fame more than 10,000 citizens of Ven- tura, California, stormed the gates at Seaside Park where scenes in “The Racing Romeo” in which the| | “Illini Flash” is starred, were film-| |ed in that city. | Grange is seen in the title role ’in the Sam Wood production for | FBO, which comes to the Coliseumi | | casions. Supervision of Mrs. Fred Peterson tomorrow, as a small town aspirant One charming sports en- semble in the new green shades, was shown in a silk skirt, match- ing sweater through which ran silver threads, and a green hat of crocheted straw. A beautiful ensemble for the af- ternoon wear was in tan biege georgette, the skirt finely pleated A feature of the ensemble was the ostrich feather boa which formed the collar of the full length coat. to speedway honors. Others in| Coats were shown in tweed, cam- < (the cast include Jobyna Ralston]els’ hair, velvet and the new ap- Mustc by in the leading feminine role, Trixie |pliqued felt. Friganza, Walter Hiers and Ben Hendricks, Jr. Formal Frocks Afternoon gowns were In geor- Moonlight Serenaders Refreshments will be served EVERYBODY WELCOME Gentlemen, $1.00 NIRRT RN TRADE AT HOME I’ Cheaper- “STANDARD” CLOSET COMBINATION China Tank—White Seat $25.00 Delivered anywhere in Juneau RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL Juneau, Alaska “We tell you in advance what job will cost” T T T L O U] 4 1LLs Bros, Corree, Inc. 5 3 ily . Hardware Co. e ol s Lo Ol(i Papers for sale at Empire Office |fummmmumumummuuunummmmmmmmnons e Sim Sy . 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