The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 3

e et o cnane SO D ardly he is immaculate. In- = VOICE AND SOUND ACTION PERFECTION LAST TIMES Wosterrf R Edectri 2’ SHOWS— TONIGHT 'SOUND 7:30-9:30 rdly he is cruel, shrewd and ut- ENTIRE CHANGE 7:15 9:15 ENTIRE CHANGE [J[iefy, feariess, feared by all who TONIGHT TONIGHT Bancroft declares the characteri- zation to be one of the most diffi- cult of his long career of stage and ‘1 reen experience. In none of his | nt screen successes has he been LATEST NEH‘S' EVENTS \forced to preserve the suave social LA A / S LV ENTS |11y having been given parts that |permitted full vent to his natural “No Blondes | Allolve[ - § 'dynamic force. 3 Notable among 2 Reel of Fun and ! nappy' £ Docks of New York.” i Laughter The Wolf of Wall Street” the THE PART TALKING FEATURE “The Spieler” ' r is supported by a cast of un- Scrappy. s bility, there being Baclanova, bt v o T D cy Carroll, Paul Lukas, and |Brandon Hurst. The story and 1 play are by Doris Ander- AllUflys Hal)py m. The picture opens at the Coliseum next Sunday. COMING SUNDAY SOON—SOON AND HOW The 1009¢ All-Talking The Peer of Them All Paramount Feature AL JOLSON in hough he Facit sogme s ‘Wolf of Wall Stree “Jazz Singer” e T |u|||||_|_u|1|,|muuumuu|mu|mgmmmuuumumnu|uJmuum|uummmummnmummmmuuu}’mm ism and of traditional semi-animal- e { ity.” said the order. “Not last and | holdi e ife as a d 2 ¥ | |Bans Unwritten Law 4 L \ o | In ltalian Murder Code I Iam dlnes (Continued rroiz Page One) “Although the Facist regime has T law rooted in the mind of the peo- | Penal code, it is necessary that the ple to such an extent that they |judges make this work efficacious. | . 3 A (S believe that circumstances alone (I recommend thet the prosecutors | Try one of our DELICIOUS SANDWICHES induce the crime of passion. They |maintain the letter and spirit of | ¥ therefore believe that a husband |the legislation, without revealing | A Dish of Smith’s Ice Cream whose blood was aroused by jeal- [uncertainty over the culpability of i v i ousy and suspicions of conjugal|the aceused, or, worse, lending | or a Hot or Cold Drink ; 14 betrayal should be acquitted of :hcmsolvcs to morbid .',(‘nilmrntll-;. EMEND ens ¢ rills ai murder. sm. | D, I » C P l REMEMBER the laughs and thrills Haines I BN v s s wi | Jun(.(lu ce Lream rarilors handed vou in “Tell It To The Marines?” “Verdicts, therefore, almost al-|avoid acquittals that threaten the | NEXT TO PIGGLY WIGGLY 7 ways scandalous, as that pronounc- |moral fibre of the nation.” with : g ed recently in the capital itself, are Re e % e j Z 5 frequent, legalizing through morbid LIGHT BRIGADE MEETS | JOAN CRAWI FORD - “)*—20—50—‘]40"(‘5 60 cents sentimentalism attempts against the | The Light Brigade of the Resur- | . ! ” 4 < sanctity of human life proclaimed |rection Lutheran Church will-meet | and i ~ — e e inviolable by religion and by law.|Saturday afternoon at the church | Following with close attention the at 1:15 o'clock. Buddy Lindstrom “EYES FRONT!” 2 i CO["’NC Assize trials for murder, I have seen | will. be the leader. Children un- £ ¢ A with deep sorrow that, even in the!der 14 years og age, who are in- " e o Fascist regime, not only do the |terested, are invited to attend the | > e, Was a command he nev JACK MULHALL in | citizen-jurors augument the dls-:meenng, x svum o er obeyed when a pretty g credit of the institution of the jury, e i §but the ‘judges themselves some- | $1.00 SUNDAY DINNER $1.00 | WE PRINT EVERYTHINC st “The Butter and L Man R e e R £ oD STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES {for avolding such acquittals. 112 noon till 8 p. m. at Mabry's te s " “While the work of the Fascist|Cafe. —adv. | (’ ]‘1 S k C government is intensified to edu-| e €0. . 'rmp ins 0. cate public opinion by destroyhuz] Try the Flve o'Clock Dinner PHONE 244 superstitions and prejudices and;Specials at Mabry's. —adv. 3 3 = of his histrionic expressicni in “The [even on the number of tilts they |5 »: 3 - ;{- Butter and Egg Man,” coming Sun- |give cigars! | “WOLF OF WALL STREET” | | day to the Palace Theatre. A notable supporting -cast ap-| | AT COLISEUM SUNDAY . Attractwns On the other hand Jack Mulhall, |pears in the picture. At its héad who is featured in the title role of | Greta Nissen, young Swedish Y . The ruffian of the screen has outwardly turned gentleman. George the First National offering, has |leading lady whose recent work has 9 . " T b Bancroft in hi; est starring pic- At ’watres only 12 angles for the hat he wears. | been attracting such wide attention. ez Ay oo Pty becase; 1t s & eott felt_gf- [Willlaih Demarest and Gertruds As- | e, 1ne Wolt of Wall Stest, . 3 ortrays a quick-thinking, quick- fair! But Mulhall and Hardy broke !tor are prominently cast. gctingy chan?:e-taklng plfing:r in 6 | WILLIAM HAINES IS | AT PALACE TONIGHT More than 1200 cadets at West Point took part with William 'Y Haines [in his latest Mefro-Gold- | wyn-Mayer picture, “West Point,” at the Palace tonight. These in- | i cluded not only the men who will be Uncle Sam’s officers shortly, but | many from other lands, students at L] [J West Point by internationai cour- | tesy, Cadets from the Orient—one / Z r of them a prince in stam‘—Cuba] / / % and other parts of the world are among the number. Thé spectacular dress parade at West Point, drills and other detailsi' 3 cadet life are seen in a story of S | ODD FELLOWS HALL Haines as one of their number. “The big thfill comes in a reproduc- | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH-5:30 P. M. TO 8:00 P. M. tion " of the annual Anny.-Navy: e 7 game. | i - ” ) ol *Haines, with Joari Crawford as| AFTER DINNER—BRIDGE AND WHIST—Excellent Prizes . Z f zxsu:e';’e‘:gt;fl3&:“:::;:“11?:;?;“ Awarded for Men and Women in Both Groups of Players etro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios 1o | ilm these scenes in the big pro- THIS PAR EXCELLENT DINNER will be sponsored by MISS MINNIE ductioft,as well as the scenes filmed | FIELD, the noted Chefess. 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