The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 23, 1929, Page 3

THE D/\ILY ALASKA hMPlRL b\lURi)\Y MARCH 23 TROOPS GUARD AMERICAN BORDER AT EL PASO JoR Meet the Hired Wife A and HOW'! - ——SUNDAY A illllilll|||||l|l|||ll|l|llI['!!!!IlI[llll'lIlI!l‘llIIlIllh. (DAY MATINEE SUNDAY AND MONDAY ‘NIGHTS SUN PICKETT PA LA@E and MONDAY- D DEX —9:25 Palace Orchestra plays for Matinee and also 7 —9:2 gives Concert at Night and plays o hep Take a rich young a freak will, “hired wife,” SEE OUR PICTORIAL NEWS bachelor, AND THEN TWO KNIGHTS OF THE BATH —ON THE WRONG NIGHT! a pretty mix well, add compli- cations, and the c]ammw result is Laughs and Laughs A Fint National Picture 24 % (X BEN TURPIN with Dorothy Mackaill will do his stuff again “A BLONDE'S REVENGE™ DIX McGINN Jack Mulhall BAYS § 0 Hiaw') i ; ivs, . NEELY EDWARDS in CALL IT LOVE” also at the KIMBALL can trocps guarded the border line at El Paso, Texas, during the fighting bétween Mexican ionsry and federal troops at Juarez. Brig. Gen. Van Horn Mosely (right) is in command of rican troops at Fort Bliss, EI Paso. Maj. Gen. William Lassiter (left) is commandant of the eighth corps area at San Antanio. Below is a unit of the cavalry division from Fort Bliss. in his apartment. And |the legitimate stage in New York;| APPEAR HERE e knows them all. But SndJG\\in Williams, perhaps the best/ makes | E !to relate, they all have a common | known cowboy in the West, who i her failing. They are not afraid tumon scores of first prizes at the| |once to her ask for money. And who would | Pendelton, Cheyenne and other| wood Leaves, U lHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII'IHIIlll'!llllllIIl'IIllllllllllllllllllllllll||l|| {bave the heart to refuse them? Not |roundups, and Sy1via “Mother”| — | Steve at any rate. | the best known of all} en at that none of them comediennes in Holly=| ble to help him out of that awful | wood. am when Uncle Howard cuts off| PARAD!SE FOR TWO “THEY [ | i | — | SATURDAY ONLY i \ PRICES ONLY 10-20-40—Loges 10-25-50—Loges 60 cents — — For Steve can't fall for any ofl player; Fred Kelsey, the ramous\ mcked by his friend MR\”’*} umb detective in a previous First| G producer to en-|National production, “The Gorilla, v| liven Vh' qui (‘L little parties that |Ethel Wales, comedienhe and Lhar- e more often than once in|acter actress, who was formerly on | 50¢* Last 2 Times WILL ROGERS in “THE TEXAS STEER” Don’t Miss It E HHIIHIIHI"HIIIHIIIUHNIIIH “A Racing Romeo” audience respond at personality,”—Holly- ' Hollywood, Cal. - The trial jury at Fairbanks has been excused until April 16 by | Judge Cecil H. Clegg. -+ Troops on both sides are concen- trating near, Its capture is the objective of the Nationalists while opponents are seeking to oceupy Kiangsi Province to threaten Nan- king. AT T R R E T * FIGHTING IN CHINA BEGINS —The Daily | Charles Wakefield Cadman will |appear in concert at the Palace ‘(h atre on April 8 under the aus-| of the Juneau Professiona \l‘ - e FOR EASTER ee wuld k that it is the first time in )u\‘mr.\« R T LONDON, March 23.- Attractions At Theatres interior of the House of Rep- resentatives in Washington, D. C., has appeared as a background for a motion picture. Never before have picture cameras been permit- 1 to grind inside the office build- but Will Rogers, the ar of s allowance. Oh, they're willing enough, for it means the best catch of the season But_ Richard has/ in mind a girl such as you don often find dancing her time away And that makes the difficu: he solved it, you can eas Jack St. Ledger, about 70 yea |of age, ]yuc stroke. - | { Coast Robert Graham has purch 'S | and Business Woman's club. former resident of Nome | ywil] phe placed on sale during the jand Fairbanks, now of Kodiak, Xs,\ coming aid to have recovered from a para-|mezzo contralto, well-known Pacific | Cadman. lickets week. Elks, Club Watch Floremce . Beel artist, will also appear with NOW wr GO Hall, April 20th, Presentation for it. A A TC S Past Time | Extracrdinary. | Save the date. adv. WE MAKE ENLARGEMENTS | the Hunan-Kiangsi ‘border in Chi- |na between Kwangsi opponents of |the Nanking government and the old Fourth Army Supporting Presi- dent Chiang Kai Shek. ‘\Exprcss says fighting has begun oh/| We have an abundance of Easter Lilies. Also plenty of home grown flowers and plants. Juneau Florists. —adv. —.e - PETE SAYS: Save Money. See Me for Easter THE RACING ROMEO" AT COLIS M 'ONIGHT out, when the feature is shown |the Ccliseum Sunday and Monda, Hankow is reported menaced. Sam Rork comedy riot, prom- alvin Coolidge, then president he would be personally respon- for anything the boys did|% so the President told the ny to go ahead. > Will Rogers and Louise Fazenda|'" are their funniest in this First Na- ional laugh spec e 1 . wing are recent expressions Anchorage transfer busines: & P Coutre. The latter has Port Townsend, with his ¥ reside permanently. | - o Pay dirt, going 50 cents to the pan and extending 70 feet towards |the surface, is reported to hav /ibeen found on Dome Creek, Fa! | banks district, by Théodore Rehn land his two partners. — e, JUST RECEIVED thel New shipment of Vietor Ortho- Sunday matinee. {phonic records. Better have your| ‘Florence Beeler is the possessor The picture, based on the fa-!piano tuned now. Phone Ancerson|Of one of the ‘most gorgeous voices |mous Charlton Andrews-Avery Hop- | Music Shoppe. —adv, | heard here " this ' past season, a wood stage farce, was personally su- —— o (voice of exceptional tonal timbre i . pervised by Edward Small and di-| Fresh roasted peanuts and pop-|With an enufielation that is at once role in Paramount’s World Wariing cyerul, They are enough to|rected by ard Cline, well-known corn. = Juneau Ice Cream Parlors.|clear and distinet. She has a dis- eple, “Wings,” plays the leading|aye aimost any bachelor weaken|comedy director. —adv. | tinguished - ‘stage pre feminine role. S8am Wood directed !in his determination on a life of| In the cast supporting Miss Mac- | ——— - - g ks ingle blessedness. Unless, of course, |kaill and Mulhall are such favor-.{ | ‘wu ‘re an unusual bachelor, like|ites as Jimmy Finlayson, one of the o !/ Richard Dix and Steve Porter, in|screen’s ace comedians; Reed ill Rogers will be seen for the his newest Paramount picture, Howes, recently leading man to | Lilies. 'Telephone 486. dav. Alaska Scenic Views adv. T Cadman’s two songs, “At Dawn- | and “From the Land of the | Sky-blue Water,” are sung all over the world: % His opera “Shanewis” was the first American opera to be given more than one season at the Met- | ropolitan Opera House, New York, | Cadman’s opera, “The Witch of | Salem,” has been played with great | success by the Chicago Civic Opera | Company, in Chicago and on tour. An cven dozen of the Pacific Coast's most famous drivers of the |, motor speedways, were enlisted by | Sam Wood for “The Racing Ro-| meo,” production starring Re Grange, at the Coliseum toni; This liberal dash of s ed as the background for the * lini Flash's” exploits on the dirt track, which are rich in thrilling incidents. | “The Racing Romeo” is Grange's second screen effort produced for FBO. Jobyna Ralston, former leading lady for Harold Lloyd, who has just completed an important|ty nes any one of which is a pleas- HOT COMEDY IS . PALACE ON SUNDAY A cast of exceptionally high cali- een in nd ght in a First National fe edy coming to the Pal and Monday, opening il ck Mulhall in “La Turkish Bath,” SR with u prefer them tall or short, light or dark, plump or thin, doesn't matter in the least. In “Paradise for Two” youll find all ¥ Groceries of Quality 4 can Del Monte Pe lchcs, Best Cane Sugar, 100 Ibs.. . 6.50 Fisher’s Blend Flour, 50 lbs 2.65 Lilly’s Personally Milled Flour, per 50 pounds ... 2.50 TIMES AT PALACE last two times at the Palace to-!“Paradise for Two 'Clara Bow and himself a featured Heinz Pure Tomato Catsup, per bottle: .......... 08 Red Devil Matches (6 pkgs. to carton), per carton .. Gold Medal Butter (quar- , ters), per pouud ....... $2. 50 Best Eggs (in cartons) doz. $3.50 Large slni]»lt;ents from KNAPP-FELT and IMPERIAL Patterns unusually’ good—Every cap has unbreakable rubber visor and full leather sweat band. EVERY BOAT BRINGS NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE ! .§. GRAVES The Clothmg Man 3 4 Del Monte Jams, 2’s, can.. Del Monte Corn and Peas, I’s, special per can ..... Cream of Wheat, pa'ckz_lge. Oranges, per doz. . .20, 45, Sanitary Grocery “Theé Store That Pleases™ “ PHONES 83—385 Little time is being lost by supporters of President Portes Gil in mobilizing their fore bat revolutionists. Top picture shows a troop of cavalry in acfion at Toneon, caater, arlil| . to repel niel attacks and lower, a review of lnhntry < g s et e A S o - &