The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1929, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 31, 1929. . ALWAYS THE FIRST—WITH THE BEST ALWAYS COLISEUM STARTING STARTING TONIGHT TONIGHT LTI | THE SEVENTH WONDER 2 COMPLETE SHOWS OF MOTION PICTURES The Greatest Picture of the Century in Sound—Supreme in Theme — Gigantic in Execution — Marvelous in Synchronization KING OF " DE MILLE’S Eighteen stellar players, 5,000 persons in“the ensembles ---- a screen production enthusiasti- cally acclaimed by press and public throughout the world. MAGNIFICENT, DAZZLING-- Awesome, Inspiring---the most stupdendous achievement of the cinema art----A picture with a thousand scenes of beanty and The motion picture achieve- ment of the century--a screen masterpiece that will live forever in the hearts of mankind. 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