The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1929, Page 3

£ ' Entire Entire 2 Change PA I-AC E Change = SUNDAY - DALTON and PFTSHMANN Every Show a De Luxe Performance Laurala Plante £ ! . BB SOUND ‘),@ £ /% COMEDY NEWS 5 ) FOR LAUGHS You Can't You 3 Can’t Beat Beat It i with HUNTLEY GORDON—JOHN BOLES —JANE WINTON A PART TALKIE g SYNCHRONIZED THROUGHOUT A PICTURE OF COMEDY, DRAMA AND TRAGEDY IS ENTERTAINMENT 10—25—50—Loges 75 cents TONIGHT—LAST TIMES . L[] “The Canyon of Adventure” with KEN MAYNARD DANCING ROONEYS SOUND NEWS LT -~ muuummummmmmmumuuum:mumunmnuu|ummumnmummuummmmmm|m|lmmmmluummuunummlnmmlmm|m = sonalities were then fitted into the roles created by the au 3 John Cromwell and A. Edward Sutherland directed the preduction Charles “Buddy” Rogers d |Nancy Carrcll play the 1 |oles in “Close Harmony.” ‘proves his versatility in rar |when he plays several mus |struments and sings in h |a youthful leader of a j | band. Attractions At Theatres 2 B i | “CLOSE HARMONY” | AT COLISEUM SUNDAY Elsie Janis’ name has now been inscribed among those who have achieved success as writers for the | Sereen. Her story, “Close Har- ** « Mmony,” on which the noted stage comedienne collaborated with Gene Markey, was purchased by Para- mount and produced in Hollywood #s a 100 per cent talking and sing- | ing film. It comes to the Coliseum Sunday. “Close Harmony” is a story of the stage, reyealing some of the mys- terious goings-on behind the foot- lights, and written from experiences Técalled by the popular Miss Janis. ?ry Heath, one of Paramount's blest dialog and scenario writers, Adapted the story for the audible een. | The Janis-Markey story was first Published in tr> Red Book aga- ine, and in its preparation B. H. hulberg, general manager of the west coast productions, and his /staff proceeded in an unusual way for motion pictures, but in a man- jper familiar to stage direction prac- tce. Their adaptation was writ- ten not with any particular star or featured cast in mind, the matter of players being left until the script was in its final form. The per- -'IIl"lllllImlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIII' | | . Haw o | | “SCANDAL” COMES TO PALACE ON SUNDAY | Is it ever justifiable to condemn a person on circumstanti; evi- dence? This is a mooted question and has been for generations. That the United States govern- ment has no law prohibiting the practice makes it impossible for a Judge to refuse to pronounce sen- tence if a jury brings in a charge 25% Discount on all LU T T e T T L L R L L LT L T T T L L L LT : Toys and : Novelties ' in Stock § | : e one noted Chi ern nal ong to the be Ace and t Jane don, Nar Phillips are i ate, declined to act in crimi- He said he could nct Eecause of this fact, ief Justice of an East- AILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 28, 1929. Hospital Romance Ends in Sportsman’s Marriage to Nurse {LWAYS THE FIRST—WITH THE BEST ALWAYS Coliseum be responsible for of any one con- mstantial evidence, | s consider this one of their profession n capable of with- truth which would used of murder! Lis- | | Hotter than Hot! Newer than New! evidence day by day, | < s estoprd ‘,"- e - E e o 1 - Sunday WelrfZlEllic Sunday SOUND “Seandal,” a Uni- which comes to thef 7, the situation above {f the great di- ¢ girl, played by I B s % | he role op- | La Plante and John Winton, Julia Swayne Dover and Eddie n the supporting cast. Hear Nan COMING TO COLISEUM | Carroll ‘Go Places Al with Do Thing & “The King tacular and i ture produced by Cecil D. De Mi been shown, 1y all of the as well as in the prominent ci of the United of Kings,” the spec- | leader; mpressive Biblical pi s i “She’s o to Dunno, Buddy s the distinction of having ' “Buddy” . 1 ers play th neously in near- ies of Europ2, | States, | “Twelfth Street Rag.” the 7:15—9:25 Gorgeous A genuine love 2 SHOWS All - talking comedy-drama ‘Buddy” as a jazz band Nancy as a girl hoof- She sings. sings chorus. girls. It is announced that the London| Society has just received word of the latest casa $a the epidemic of rich SATURDAY story. Startling and Middlesex Country Council v men marrying poor girls. Wealthy Van Duzer Buzton, ex-son-in-law of: ONLY song spectacle T aneously. after s ivate | Sir Ashley Sparks, managing director of the Cunard Steamship Line i of the screen! ed simultaneously, after a private el a ging di) . P n showing, to allow “The King of| America, has secretly married his nurse, Miss Charlotte R. Rhodes. The “PILLIE'S " to be shown in the British| (Tomance began when Burton was a patient in Uplon Memorial Hospital, 5 STARTING t hough heretofore, the| * Baltimore, under the care of the young nurse, Miss Rhodes, PUNCTURED TUESDAY ¢ the figure of| Tl oo Newvel i ; [— - ROMAN( on “The King acclaimed as ever screened by H. B. Wa: n forbidden on the| the screen there. of Kings” ¥ the greatest picture The long ca! eaded | , Ernest Torrence, Rudolph Schildkraut, | been NOW MARRIED 3 GANGSTERS SHOT, KILLED, | Feature ueline Logan and Victor Var-| coni, has atiracted universal ai- | gy GFFIGERS] e o e L T tention and commendation. | ) | Bessie Love, movie actress, and Wil- i, R ilxam Hawks, Beverly Hills stock NARD 15 LAST || lbroker, late yesterday afternoon FEATURE T conigut, pacace || Officers Planted in Union took the marriage vows before the First Show-8:15 i impressive altar in St. James Epis- B k nard’s produced by Charles R. Rog th an jron h Show—10:15 ond Office—Hear Demand |copal Church, for $10,000—Battle | - » e SNOOKS FIGHTS of Adventurse,” Ken | Western featur for with The Greatest Picture of All Times “KING OF KINGS” First » nal Pic opened at CHICAGO, I, Dec /. 3 ‘[—'——7—4——-— = the e last night, is showing Quan, William Wilson and William | iquor Sales n “The on of Adventure” tells night while de ng $10,000 from FOR HIS LIF Prokibited on | of the early days of California when Michael Powers, head of the Tire British Planes | R 50 o ~ Spanish dons and grandees Repalrmen and Vuleanizers' Union, | AT ! Try one of our DELICIOUS SANDWICH just before entry Maynard has COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 28.—Ap- : Ak Huge land gran in the Union office. plication for réharing of the appeal, LONDON, Dec. 26—No liquor maj A Dish of Smith’s Ice Cream by the King of Spain PQ"l‘pF*\} -mmed to have of pr James H. Snook, former P¢ Sold {mmx'd an English airplane ' or a Hot or Cold Drink efforts of the hated gringo the money or he would B¢ |Onis State Utiversity Professor, hip. | and grabbers to secure this land Pow otified the officors to die January 31 for surprising fact was dis- | ‘ sentenced {the murder of Theora Hix, coed °¢losed the other day at a public d of trade of into the Union a typical role in that and they hid in the building. The gangsters had just demanded | mistress, last June 13, will be filed Meeting of the b of a whimsical and fast moving the money when an officer opened (in the Simée Supreme Court with- the royal commission inquiring into | NEXT TO PIGGLY WIGGLY U. S. land agent who is endea ng a door. {in 10 days, E. O. Ricketts, one of the liquor laws. | wn-| Wilson shouted “coppers,” and |his attorneys said. [ “There is no authority to sell| final day s An all Browne Faire—who has the lead- ing feminine Theodore Lorch and William Franey have been as: Have you tried the Five o'Clock Dinner Specials at Mabry's Cafe? in Illinois. (lllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllill"llllllIIIIIIIIII"IIIIH"IIIIIIIllIIlIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIllIllllIlllIIlIIIIllIIlIIIIIHIIIIIIlIIlllmlIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIl /A QUESTION OF HOMNOR land office before the the opened fire, | Ricketts said the application has liquor in an airplane or airship, officers rushed in end be- |been prepared but he wants the and there would be a conviction | oting and the gangsters | approval of Arthur Fricke, another for any breach of the law,” O. F. | attorney in the case, before sub- Dowson, assistant legal adviser of : “We are all hlh}nmtmg it to the court, which sev- |the home office declared. give us a break,” and then died.|eral days ago rejected: Snook’s ap- | : “Aircraft have not been pu The others were killed instantly. (peal from the death sentence. |the same position as the r Lalaigpii —eeel I ¥estaurant car for this purpose. 3 Accident and health insurance| A fund of $100,000 will be uqnd‘po.;nion of an aircraft is that |ers and special agent Jack Wils protection is held by 300,000 persons itc, start a colony in Palestine for !mommt it is directly over te {on a charge of violating the Ala exas Zionists. ‘torial waters of this country, it is| Bone Dry law, ering them with subject to this law, and however | in fell. Wilson groane cast Virginia this jurisdiction.” o CONE ARRESTED George Cons was arrested her erday by prohibition agent My he role—Eric Mayr into | repub. | - | ated. sembled in support. | - & pire. &v Ruth Cross HIGH on a Sierra mountainside, two men were waging a quiet but relentless struggle when Anne Wilmot arrived there for a visit at Leon Morse’s palatial lodge. Anne was resigned to her destiny—to recoup the dwindling fortune of her family by marrying Morse, railroad builder, financier and wealthiest man of her New York set. / Then the disdainful glance of a young, bronzed giant of the hills stirred the embers of revolt in Anne and plunged the warring forces into a grim battle for two prizes instead of the one they had sought before. : The first was the site of Scott Glenn’s irrigation projéct which blocked Morse’s dream of a railroad through the clouds. The other was Anne, and the placid Sierra hills suddenly became the scene of a mighty conflict. % Ruth Cross has woven this back- ground of elemental strife into a story of romance, adventure and stirring climaxes. It is being published for the first time. Starts MONDAY, December llllllllllllllllIlllIIllllllllllllmlmlllllllllllllll"llllllllllulllllIlIIIfllIIIlllllIIIlIllllllllllllllllllll.llllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllflllll“mmllllll"Hllmllll!II:l’llIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII.(IIII|IllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllll"llllIIillllllllllllllllllllllll 2 « i L T T e T T T L LT L L Juneau Ice Cream Parlors BRI SRy i Commercial printing at The Em- R, The Tcxas legislature has recti- high it flies it cannot get out of |fied a mistake made 71 years ago : when “Zavalla” county was created. | The extra “1” has been deleted and t vice-president of the Lona ¢ properly commemors T T