The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1929, Page 3

Thomson. There is a comedy and late News. — Coming Sunday—HARRY LANGDON in “HEART TROUBLE.” Only 2 Nights—TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 2 \HO\\S NIGHTLY AT 7:15 and 9: 20 sion—10-25-50, In this comedy Miss Prevost is supported by Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., oth shows and gives concert. Mae Pauly Luge\ 60 cenh PREVOST ' 'Man Bait and Kenneth 's Orchestra plays for Attractions | At Theatres I 7 = MARIE PREVOST IS AT PALACE TONIGHT L’Thv nimrod baits his hook with a wiggling worm to lure the poor fish to the frying pan, but Marie Prevost uses a beauty spot on her cheek as bait to draw the male variety of the finny tribe to her web in “Man Bait,” her current Metropolitan starring production, which will be on view at the Pal- ace tonight. The speck of ebony court plaster does the job in the story but whether it would suffice in real life is open for argument. Miss Prevost, as the sophisticated salesgirl, injects plenty of fire and verve into the role. It is a story also of a taxi-dancer. She has excellent supporting cast including Kenneth Thomson, Douglas Fair- banks, Jr., Adda Gleason, Louis Natheaux, Eddie Gribbon and Bet- ty Francisco. The pxc(mhl ver= sion was adapted by Douglas Z. Doth from the stage play and Don- ald Crisp directed. i MAY M'AVOY IS | NOW AT COLISEUM B ~— i “Stolen Kisses,” Warner Bros.' Vitaphone production which is now at the Coliseum with May McAvoy in the starring fole, is one of the most delicious comedies of the sea- son. There are complications ga- lore, and a series of situations which bring to the characters in the story the utmost embarrassment, apd to the audience continuous and hilari- ous enjoyment. ‘The story takes the characters; to Paris and the famous Folies Bergeres, where the gay atmosphere only serves to increase the troubles of the dainty May and her hus- band Hallam Cooley. The company of players in “Stol- en Kisses” includes, in addition to those mentioned, Reed Howes, Ar- thur Hoyt, Edna Murphy, ' Agnes Franey and Phyllis Crane. [ y THIS “DIXIE” GETS AUDIENCES LAUGHING | | [ ] Dixie. That’s the only name she possesses. The only name she ever knew since birth. And what a trouper! Keen to take direction, she is a brunette of distinction and has but one thing unfavorable about her— she is a trifle stout. However, Dixie is not going to diet. That would be foolish for | Wendell Phillips, who is a promi- [ | chikan. present a musical comedy entitled | her rotund appearance enhances her value. Dixie is one of the !our-l‘ooted! players in Harry Langdon’s new, Pirst National comedy “Heart Trouble,” coming to the Palace Theatre on Sunday, and is instru- | mental in bringing many laughs Lo the nudience CAR UVERTIIHNS WOMAN IS HURT Mrs. Lucia Phllllps Has Rlb Fractured when Car Turns Over on Road Mrs. Lucia M. Phillips, a tourist of Wew York City, one of the Prinee Rupert passengers, suffered a fractured rib when an automo- bile in which she was riding over- turned on Glacier Highway about 10 o'clock last night. Three other passéngers and the driver were un- injured except for a slight shaking up. The accident occurred near Men- denhall Dairy, when the machine wds returning from a tfip to Men- denhall Glacier. Mrs, Phillips was taken back to the steamer where & she was attended by her husband,! | nent New York physician. ’ \ {1 — .- 1 M'NAUGHTANS LEAVE 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McNaughtan, | CORONA FOUR PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS | J. B. Burford & Co. { “Our Door Step Is Worn by | Satisfied Customers” and their son Donald, left Juneau {last night on the Queen for Ket-l The Ketchikan Elks will | “Johnny Get Your Gun,” on August 6, which will be under the able di-' rection of Mr. and Mrs. McNaugh- tan. This same comedy was suc- cessfully given by the Juneau Elks | two years ago. “Baby Stealer was presented by the Elks here un- | der the direction of the McNaugh- | tans. THE NYAL Service Store Nyal Hypophosphites An Alternative Tonic Nyal Cough Syrups | Nyal Rheumatic Treatment i The Wonderful Nyal Face Cream with Peroxide Nyal Hirsutone — Treatment | for the hair @ | | i Free Delivery | Phone 25 LJ. Saaricx Jeweler and Optician Watches Diamonds 3ilverware P s e s THE American Beauty Parlor Has two of the finest methods of permanent waving on the market today. We will please you or refund your money. Latest styles in Mar- celling, Face and Scalp Treatment. 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Moore, pioneer printer and press- {man of Skagway and foreman in | office of the Skagway Daily Alas- the newspaper and job printing {kan in the days of Skagway’s| lory Mr. Moore was trecognized | | 2 Scaamas THE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRE FRIDAY JULY R A by those in the game as one of the best and fastest printers and best fellows that ever came north. He way, and six years ago he died at BiHlings, Montana. This is Mrs. Moore's first visit to Alaska, and she said she is hav- |ing a wonderful time enjoying the | scenic and other attractions. ——————— PAT LYNCH GOES |~ TO TAKU BY PLANE Pat Lynch, of Lynch Brothers, | Diamond Drill Company, Seattle, “lert on the seaplane Ketchikan yes- | terday afternoon for the Tulsequah 'mer the drilling being done by men of his company on the mining went back to Tacoma from Skag- | property up the Taku River to look | property. He will remain in the Taku district for several days. Jimmy Stapler, son of J. B. Stapler, who is in charge of the develop- ment work on the Tulsequah prop- erty, also went to Taku on the seaplane to stay for several days and Mrs. Stapler made the round trip. Mr. Lynch, who changed his headquarters from Juneau to Seat- tle 11 years ago, has been busy since he arrived here from the south, greeting old friends, PR T e CITY COUNCIL MEETS Members of the City Couneil aré | earnestly requested to attend the regular meeting which will be held tonight, at 8:00 o'clock, in the City PIGGLY WIGG ALL OVER THE WORLD “Hall. ‘ 'i 3 | Carnatjon Oats - 29c¢ 'OR WHEAT—Large Tube Cream Cheese, Lb. 33c¢ 12¢ pound CASABAS WATERMELONS—W! 1 Campbell’s 1 Toilet Soap {Baking Powder - 45¢ CHERRIES 61c pound PROGRESS New strikes at the Taku—new buildings under construction in Juneau —ten new PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores were opened in July in various cities to give the public better service, cleaner stores and quality mer- chandise at lower prices. 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