The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 11, 1929, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY. JUNE 11, 1929. I caving at 10 o'clock in the fore- |first boat will return to Juneau, ar- (@ @ @ @ @ ® ® @ © © © o o o /G N ‘ELKS 0 on and again at 12:30 o'clock. 1 riving before 7 o'clock. . TODAY'S STOCK . I We Are Showing This Big | DIENIC SUND AY:“ Tt e e R 4 SRR SHELLO HAW AL Musical Comedy and Revusicle il . | of Elks, who desire to attend | trans at Seward, accom- | Comedy Again Tonight this summer event of Elkdom, can |pa by 1 daughter Kathleen, % e tickets by presenting their |is going to Seattle on the Yukon[ NEW YORK, June 11.—Al i Annual Cuidoor Event Will TWO SHOWS Be Celebrated at Mar- | & to Elks. jon a visit. | Juneau mine stock is quoted t n may attena free of all| Mrs. Charles Hubbard, wife of g4 g~ American Smeliing 88 AT mion Islands 7:20 and 9:20 > ; Sbi COLISEUM THEATRE but must be accompanicd |the Primrose Mine operator, on|american Tobacco 169', Tobacco Lake Ke s a passenger south | g 170, Bethlehem Steel 100, Conti- on the Yukon. !nnnml Motors 17%, Cudahy, no sale, T()NIGIIT ————— ¥ p | General Motors 71%, Gold Dust Try the Five oQlock Dmner:.ifl‘,, International Paper A 28'% Rapsr B "16%, Mack Trucks #1%, Under Auspices of Loyal Order of Moose Mathieson Alkali 484, Missouri 3 J S 87%, National Power and Light 50%, Directed by Ray Southard Standard Oil of California T75%, 69%% PICKETT’ r parents. Elks furnish all “eats” in- cold boiled ham, weiners If weather man Mi 1, buns, pickles, mustard, suitable arrangements pepper, sugar, coffee, €O g % A June day, and he has promised to |pickles ice cream and the various 2 REGINALD DENNY AND MARIAN NIXON [} s, the annual picnic of the s | b jomonn s ot S| ok neau Elks will be held next Sunday | Swimming can be resorted to and in “OUT ALL NIGHT”—and the GUMPS on Marmion Tsland. Everybody who has seen this bill says “IT’S GREAT PALA A T A ' | Specials at Mabry's —adv. —— - Texas Cor- e o sswon 1| Pretty Girls, Popular Song A8 | Numbers, Snappy Cos- tumes, Clever Dancing, A’ ow for Our Excellent Comedy ADMISSION Stewart-Warner poration — .- ill be arranged for the| Commerciai job printing at The The | Empire. mes w each du ng the afternoon. MAE PAULY’S ORCHESTRA GIVES CON("E“T,, Coming Wednesday A Rex Ingram Production Lower Floor (any seat except Loges)... $1.00 Anniversary Sale T o —— with Loges (reserved) _. ALICE TERRY Curtain at 8:15 p. m. CONTINUING THROUGH JUNE 20 Tickets on sale at Butler Mauro Drug Co. and Juneau Drug Co. IVAN PETROVICH One Show Each Night at 8 o’clock ONE SHOW FLANNEL DRESSES Regular Price $9.75-Special $5.75 TONIGHT COLISEUM 8:00 P. M. | i i “Hello 2 I FISHING BOATS IN The Addington, Capt. Antone Attractions Sandnes, brought in 12,500 pounds 3 of halibut yesterday which were sold to the New England Fish Com- pany for 11:60 and 8% nts 4t Tlleatres | The Ina J., Capt. Andr: Hi \ brought in 10,000 pounds of h s & bt/ | b1t Which Were bought by the A 03— — 22| ka Fish Brokerage for 11.60 and | DININY'S FARCE COMEDY | 830 cents. | TAST TIMES AT PALACE The Fern, Capt. John Lowell ~—————=< | brought in 11,000 pounds of hali- Maifan Nixon, diminutive screen |but, which were bought by the San Hawaii”’ THE BIG MOOSE PLAY Rayon Underwear Values Up to $1.95-Special $1.00 RATIEENP CUSTAMERS We invite you to see letters we i A i have received from ladies whom —In broadcloth and “Lite o || we have made fur garments for || 82—t BANDETTE AND PANTIE SE actress who danced her way into|Juan Fishing and Packing com- St | il o 1 pictures six years ago when she|pany for 11.60 and 8.35 cents. ])d) bllk 5 ‘::rl\m:’m&:g l?:";vfi;‘;.mmmls' We Directed by made her appearance at a Los An- The Hecla arrived from Sitka : . geles show house, just can't keep |bringing 10,000 pounds of salmon R(’ ul“r PriC(’ @2 50__S )e(:i(ll $1 ()5 —_ MR. AND MRS. RAY her feet still. She gocs right on|for freezing to the Marlyn Fish| ULl 2 Do I DL, ’ SOUTHARD with her footwork in “@ut AlljCompany. The fish will be frozen | i YURMAN S { Night”, the Universal super comedy|at the Juneau Cold Storage com- A few NEW HATS are added to our $2.95 and $4.95 assortments ! v e starring Reginald Denny, now being | pany. Remodeling and Repairing i COMING THURSDAY screened at the Palace for the last | > } at Summer Prices 3 2 ek two times tonight. | —— — | o ~ g 3 Miss Nixon completed her educa-| Miss Flora Collins, aged 20 years, b i 2|} Gl ‘ORGE O’BRIEN tion in St. Paul, Minnesota, and{of Wrangell, who has been a pa-| The Arcade Cafe ; | in shortly after leaving school she|tient at the Government Hospital | CHILDREN’S WEARING APPAREL at Special Dinners on Bundays™ \ made her debut on the stage as a|for some time, died Monday night. and Week Days "EAST \‘IDE WEST dancer. Her lithe figure and abil-|The body is at the Charles Carter (;R I‘: \T “Fl)l ("I‘I()’\H‘ at llll‘ ! Soda Fountain in conmection. ] { B » ity to do the most difficult steps|Mortuary. Funeral services will be < . ey P Come in and listen to the soon attracted one of the country’s|held. Miss Flora Collins was the | GIFT SHOP radlo. Mary Youmg, Prop. , i leading vaudeville magnates and as|daughter of George Collins, well| A $ | Phone 288 p - B s a result she made several tours of |known resident of Wrangell. the United States with her own —_— | act. Try a TOASTET: SANDWICH st |LET MAC SHARPEN i.. Second| We SPECIALIZE on Tinting and Framing Pictures. Call in gnd see our work. Coates SY e o e | “HELLO, HAWAII" AT | COLISEUM TONIGHT 5 “Hello, Hawaii,” presented by th; local lodge of Moose is the at- traction at the Coliseum tonight, | “GARDEN OF ALLAH” | | COMING TO PALACE One of the greatest desert ro- mances ever filmed, “The Garden of Allah.” a Rex Ingram produc- tion for Metye-Goldwyn ' of Robert Hichens' famous novel, comes to; the Palace Weanssday Thursday | and Friday, one show each night, at | 8 o'clock. | Filmed in the sand wastes of the Sahara, the locality in which the story takes place, it has authentic | reality. It tells the tale of a Trap- pist monk’s love for an English girl, of his marriage to her, and of his subsequent return to the monas- tery after three months spent with her on the desert. | Alice Terry in the role of Domini, the girl who sends her lover back to the rigid seclusion of his cell even though she is rapturously in love with him at the time, has the greatest opportunity of her career.| She is supported by Ivan Petrovich, a Serbian leading man new to American audiences, and a cast of | continental players. Petrovich will| doubtless become the new screen| favorite on the strength of his por- trayal of the monk who is torn be- tween love for a woman and faith ! to his trust. “The Garden of Allah” is haunt- ing romance filled with passion, heart-break and thrilling adventure. » 7 | “EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE” | x T 3 * * ® * 3 " S e 10 coutin e S SR IR TN S R SIS O Sk SR LIRS “George O'Brien, who plays the i o i * s ol s M * « ¥ ‘7 4 * P X * * adls ” £ t 4 leading role in “East Side, West Side,” Allan Dwan’s new Fox pro- duction, brought with him his train- er, Leo Houck, and started a rigid course of training which precedes all his prize fight pictures. O'Brien, | who once was light heavyweight ! ehampion of the Pacific Fleet, en- gaged in several hard bouts in this| g8 big New York film adapted from! the Felix Riesenberg story of the same name. He supervised the * building of a gymnasium in the Fox Studio and equipped it with all the apparatus necessary for a training course that put him in top-notch | fighting condition. The picture opens at the Coliseum Thursday fory a two-day run. Spend the Fourth of ]ifly at Juneau Games, Races, Marine Events, FIREWORKS SMOKER~—Evening of July 3d Sports of All Kinds BASEBALL GAMES : X e FAIR BUILDING . . et Set for a Bang-Up Jolly Fourth an e Your B "g D ance Band Concer t Plans to Celebrate JULY 4TH AT JUNEAU Under Auspices of American Legion