The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1929, Page 3

l|IIIllIIIIIII||II:|IIHIIllIIIIllIIIlIIIHIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIlIIIII|IIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIII ¥ REGINALD DENNY IS | AT PALACE TONIGHT "In “That’'s My Daddy” whi ill open tonight, the Palace thea- iter is offering the ultimate tri- mph of wholesome screen comedy The story was written by gi- ald Denny who stars in this Uni- | |versal farce, and who also wrote his previous success “Fast and) Furious.” Fred Newmeyer, the man who di- ected Harold Lloyd for three year: | ame directly from the Lloyd organ : ization to direct Denny. “That's My Daddy” is an utusual picture being in many ways i de- arture from the carcial suh]er 1 which Denny h'xs ma | become convulsive. But added 11 this is a touch of child nathos injected by the remarkable acting {of Jane La Verne, a baby prodigy recently discovered by Regin: Denny himself. The cast of this picture is ceptional with Barbara Kent V pas Star of 1927, playitug the fen |nine lead and Lillian Rich, w ST R T with beautiful BARBARA nowr: leading woman, pl:ying A | second lead. KENT l Others in the cast are Tom - all.. 1’ O'Brien, Jane La Verne, Mathil? d“d an ‘ln star Brundage, Wilson Benge, Armand cast. |Kaliz, Charles Coleman and Ar { Currier. The story concerns the little r It’s a 71pp\ Denn\ Laugh- Thrl]l Sho“ Also M-G-M Spotlights and HAL ROACH COMEDY WITH MAX ],‘.A\ IDSON PALACE ORCHESTRA GIVES CONCER1 AND PLAYS FOR BOTH SHOWS e For the Workingman N We carry a complete stock of 'm n fields. While living with Stand- ing, he meets the latter's sister, ‘ Mona Palma, a young Englishwom- |an, just arrived in the provinces Attractions At Theatres after having lost all her money. The new hard mode of living comes and she soon embroils her- with Standing’s wife, Dale Clothing and Knowing that Meighan S’ = bl looking for a wife who will lO(?S THOMAS MEIG she offers herself and he i AT COL®EUM GHT s her to his little cabin off in " AR IR { SR center of a vast wilderness of such as A story of/the great of 5pa with nary ‘a cowboy, Inman ©! dirty-dog vilain. A tale of Cana- da with hardly any snow and not a it he Canadian’s eternal struggle with the climate for a living, and » vast underiying drama in which he-man tries to break down the Filsons, Duxbak and Black Bear single Northwest Mounted Police G i s FRET were @ly fopihe tance of his cultured wife, help Clothing sence of these two features, Thor d up toward the picture’s dra- ! Meighan's latest h matic climax. Boss of the Road ture, “The Can e Overalls For Sale CHEAP |{National Cash Register, electric, four drawer. Safe 8 Revolving Restau- rant Stools. Coffe Urn for Cafe. W. G. HELLAN HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s Pitiar XAk Drug. Co. Phone 33 ~ Free Delivery 00000001 rives at the Coliscum tonight, be a fine picture! But add a | ring plot, one that won success on the stage as W. Somerset Maug- | ham’s “The Land of Promise,” strong cast, headed by Mona Palma Wyndham Standing, Dale Fuller and Charles Winninger, and a bet- ter-than-average film is sure to be the result. Meighan enacts the par wheat harvester who worl friend, Wyndham Standing, in an effort to finance a return to his NO MORE CORNS OR CALLOUSES Hard or Soft Corns, Corns between the toes or on the top or bottom of the feet now disappear instantly. END-O-CORN takes them all off every | time—no pain, no fuss, just apply at night | and walk with comfort next morning We sell END-O-CORN but if you live far away write: END-O-CORN LAB- ngToRIES % "Garfield Blvd., Chicago who will see that you receive & Ju Duchess Trousers Black Bear Work Shirts Buckhect Shoes Goodrich and U. 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He |former company. i here for the past four| “It is our aim to give the people Holmann came o and with Mr. He connected with Butler- since that time stered and licensed ed hy Denny and is fm—‘ v gorgeous wedding on boord | private yacht JUNEAU DRUG STORE TAKEN OVER TODAY | drug store. ‘We believe the com- munity in its present development offers a field for this business and we are confident that its future | prosperity a |now exi d- | The " Mr. Hermana said. - . Hellan, formnlly | r business undcr the ew company will cérry ck of drugs and s com| ¢ ‘ ries ouiate lines, Mr. Her- | FURS : 5 this morning. It will| We are now ready to alter or s The salo of the He cllan ph“’ io ur rescriptions. Newspapers, |[make up your furs. Goldstein's macy to them was announced sev- adv. tobaccos, ciga- | Emporium. other smokers’ supplies, | TIPS S T PR and similar lines will b(‘\ This store wui be open Friday n | evening, March 10, for the accom- modut on of the trade. OOLDSTEIN 'S EMPORIUM. 4! GG ] “ bl dlal errman has resided in Alas- the p:\st 16 years, nnd ha nIII ior 1 with Winter & Pond Company, the | G !‘!“'IIII l.-il‘nllll“ l“‘m -.| TR k) bl Al W l N i.lln o i "‘i' i I]' u...; The Line of Least Resistance to Quality Foods at Lower Prices Is PIGCLY WIGC A Derilte Hordd Pricesfor Friday and Saturday SU G AR 10 Pound Cloth Bag B A C O N Sliced Pound BUTTER ceanery 48c Creamery P meapple n e 'Medium 6 DELIVERIES DAILY PHONE 24 Clam Ghowder W C e Butter Scotch AmaiZO Syrup, half gallon reme Oil SOAP g 4[)ars 290 47c Fresh Onions, Radlshes, Leeks and Parsley Per Bunch 5¢ [: oy e . i ..: TR R "! o H’ i o et i f i l”l 1l I|..l1.fl|. l ...n.lu v "' ’ ]h ll"‘l I\hll .Il. l | of Juneau and vicinity a first class | will exceed that which | NIRRT 0000 A “LO, THERE” 7:30 9:25 < COLISEUM The Vltaphone—l 00% Lalkie Coming Comiug ‘Warner Bros. Present ‘THE TERROR MAVOY “FAfERDA EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ALEC FRANCIS A Warper Bros. 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