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PICKETT® PALACE Thrilling, Chilling, With CHARLIE DU E] rovienT IT'S A COMEDY BILL it will scare the LAFFS out of you “THE GORILLA” When you are not shivering you’ll be laughing—when you are not laughifig you'll be shaking with thrills. FRED KELSEY as the B DETEC TIVE" | Killing, Mystery MURRAY and The Blggest M- G-M NEWS WILL of the Present Season Comed y Hlt OPEN THE SHOW For Extra Comedy Feature—ARTHUR LAKE in “SWELL CLOTHES” Palace ()rchestra Plays Both .Shous “REJUVENATION And on Sunday—Another Big Comedy MAY ROBSON and PHYLLIS HAVER in OF AUNT MARY” Attractions At Theaires O “THE GORILLA” IS BIG COMEDY THRILL, PALACE | | m f | g For thrills, chills and a thousand laughs see “The Gorilla,” the mys- tery comedy melodrama that open- ed at the Palace Theatre last night, with Charlie Murray and Fred Kel- sey featured as the two demon sleuths, Mulligan and Garrity. “The Gorilla,” written by Ralph Spence as a stage play, in its screen ver- sion is one of the fastest, spookiest thrillers to be seen here in some time. “The Gorilla” himself is a weird, menacing looking ape, and every time he appears the crowds shriek as if he were right in the audience. Mae Pauly’s orchestra puts over just the right kind of music for this thrilling comedy production. = & | “THE BAT” MYSTIFIES { COLISEUM AUDIENCES % “The Bat” which opened at the Coliseum last night and is on again tonight, is frankly a mystery melodrama, and frankly, it mysti- fies. You may watch it at any point and you cannot possibly tell who is the guilty person in the great crime problem until the pro- | ducer crashes to your aid. Circum- stantial evidence points first to one person and then to another. You mistrust and doubt everyone in turn, as a clever dramatic switch points the finger of guilt in some qther quarter., There is a big cast including Jewel Carmen, Jack Pickford, Louise Fazenda, Emily Fitzroy, Rob ert McKim, Eddie Gribbon, Tullio Carminati, Andre Beranger, Charles Herzinger, Lee Shumway, Arthur Houseman and Sojin, Oriental char- gcter actor. i THER COMEDY 3 COMING TO PALACE | If youre wise, you won't miss seeing “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary,” a splendid comedy, coming to the Palace Sunday. ~ The casf includes May Robson, Phyllis Havre, Harrison Ford, Franklin Pangborn, Robert Edeson, Arthur Hoyt, and Betty Brown, all screen players of sbility and wide popularity. 5 ? TOM TYLER IS AT | 1 COLISEUM, TOMORROW \ * 'While the “Flying U Ranch” ls a title known to millions of readers throughout the country, few per- sons realize that it'actually exists as ong of the largest ranches in Montaria. Partly because of this wide renown, Tom Tyler chose it as the name and basis of his first ficture as FBO's “ace” western star. This feature is at the Coliseum tomorrow matinee and, night. ———e——— NOTICE Mrs. Eddie Jack having left my bed and board I will not be re- sponsible for any debts .or bills contracted by her. EDDIE JACK, LIBERTY TONIGHT MONTY BANKS L in . laudience, address by Mr. Hammock, !selection by male quartet, and bene- DOUGLAS NEWS MEMORIAL DAY FITTINGLY OBSERVED IN DOUGLAS Sponsored by the Douglas Island | Woman's Club, one of the mu,t elaborate demonstrations of tribut to the nation’s dead was held her yesterday in observing Memorial | Day. During the exercises all places of business were closed, and both Treadwell and Douglas were well represented at the ceremonies. At 10:30 o'clock in the morning, the program of appropriate and well arranged numbers was given. Occupying the stage with Acting Mayor F. A. J. Gallwas, represent- ing the city, were Mrs. Rose Davis and Mrs. C. A.'Fox representing the Woman's Club; Rev. C. E. Rice, Mr. L. D. Hammock, Felix Gray, Span- ish War Veterans; H. L. McConnell, G. Niles and Glen Kirkham, veter- ans of the World War. The services opened with a pre- lude by John Niemi, song by the 000 T O diction by Rev. Rice. In his address, Mr. Hammock paid high tribute to the nation’s flag and the virtue and principle for which it stands. In remem- bering the soldier dead of the coun- try, he said “we must not forget the mothers and widows who made the greatest sacrifices by giving their loved ones as well as their own lives, in service.” Immediately following the exer- cises a procession was formed in front of the theatre and went to the wharf and thence to the ceme- tery, placing flowers upon water and graves. Five floats, one for the soldiers, Campfire girls, musi- cians, children, and firemen, were included in the parade, making it one of the most ostentatious in many years. - e — SIX LEAVE ON EVANS Among a full list of passengers sailing on the Admiral Evans were the following from Douglas: Miss Impi Aalto and mother Mrs. August Aalto, for Seattle and Portland; Mrs. John G. Johnson and daugh- ter, Jenny, for Bellingham, and Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin and L. W. Your kitchen experience warns against making Too Much mayonnaise at once You'p lose control as you beat, and the oil and vinegar would separate. It is also hard to con- trol the flavor when coffee is roasted in bulk. So Hills Bros. roast their coffee a few pounds at a time by their patented, con- tinuous process, and what a dif- ference it makes in flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE Mlnulu'zr Easity *M"_ with oy A Kilburn, dclegatos to Grand Lodges Rebekahs and Odd Fellows. e e TO VISIT IN KETCHIKAN Mrs. John Mills and sons, Jack and Gordon, Admiral Rogers where they will visit for a month. Mrs. John Runquist and daugh- |ters, Mrs. Helen Curtis and Violet Runquist, week for Warm Springs to spend |the summer. | LIBRARY ASSN. Tomorrow {in the City Hall, { Douglas Library Association will be | held. quested to attend the meeting. MONTY BANKS AT expect to leave on the for Ketchikan ——at—— GO TO SPRINGS Douglas. left the first of the LR L LR S 0 7 p. MEETS B use. afiernoon ai 2 o'clock a meeting of the All those interested are re- | worth "ourth, e LIBERTY, TONIGHT -adv. Monty Banxks proves to be the f\_mmest rookie who ever doffed |civilian clothes for his laugh feature, which comes to the Li ’Tlns Pathe comedy presen AU a uniform in “Flying Luck,” —adv. Some say that credit is good. But whoe pays tho lnul (Iobts? Piggly Wiggly pays cash for all merchandise. A great merchant said CASH is KING. Rice, Blue Rose 4 Poun(]s 290 — - NOTICE Electricity will be off from 4 a.m. until 7 a.m. Sunday, June 2nd, in (Adv.) > m. daily. side of TOMOG! \()Tl(h TO AULTO DR]VEIL: B ning Monday, May 27th, 40|~ ninute PARKING ONLY will be| ermitted on Front Streef from fain to City Dock from 8 a. m. This notice does | ] | camp ot apply‘to ecars in commercla‘ he has about two weeks’ Second, LICENSES H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. flllmlillllmllllllllllllIlllllllIHIIIIIIIINllIIlIlIIIIllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|Il|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIlIIINIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIII|lIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIlIIIII||IIII||IIII|I||IIIE IGGLY WIGGLY ALL OVER THE WORLD hoth THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 31, ey as a youth who enlists in the avia- SEELYE LEAVES FOR fon service because of his ambi- tion to be a flier, and is said to be me of the most entertaining pic- ures of the season. Jean Arthur is 1is leading woman. Cars will be permitted to park‘"lo oth sides of Main Street, sides of Franklin above Third St. | ‘Third, A. Dauphiny, H. R Fifth and Sixth excepting | M. A. Rusiad, G. Cgighton, Donald n front of entrances to business|S. 0use Or garages. GEORGE A. GETCHELL, Chief of Police. e — | here aboard tlie Gladstone. City Licenses ror Automobile for the year cf 1929 are due and pay- able June 1st, 1929. 1929 ‘LET MAC SHARPEn IT. Second ‘Hand Store, opposite Model Cafe. —adv. ADMIRALTY ISLAND | SURVEY ACTIVITIES | Tonight 31 ’hmc 7:30 . COLISEUM - ROLAND WEST'S production With a crew of nine men, C. P. Seelye, engineer of the United | States Bureau of Public ' Surveys, left here today for several months' work on the west shore of Admir: ty Island. Township and subdivi- | sional surveys will be made ther: as ar to the selection of tiv r' he Cameron-Chandie teres for the local pulp an ‘Jup's mill. Mr. Seelye will establish his first in Kootznahoo Inlet where | work to r it will be moved to Mitchel . Vaults and Safes furnished for In the party storing your Fur Garments FUR COATS MADE TO ORDER Latest Styles Alaska Seal and Otter Coats a Specialty. YURMAN’S Remodeling and Repairing at Summer Prices vere: Mr. Seelye, L Sarber, J. Pool Haley, R. G sen. and M. “Wiight, €. W. Jen- A. Sarber It left —ee - DOG LICENSES Dog Licenses—Four Dollars for Male and Six Dollars for Female due Junst 1st, 1929. Unlicensed dogs will be disposed of. H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. Mystery'Drama Mary; Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood —adv. d | "From the stage play produced bv,Wagenhals\fand.Kemper. Adapted and "directed by Rola.nd West, A United Artiats Seen by miilions! . Talked of by millions! 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