The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1930, Page 3

STARTING SUNDAY (LI, TALKIE PROGRAM SOUND NEWS ing of the Campus” All Talking Comedy THEN—A Smashing Hit — NOT a Raeing Picture A ¢ with ALICE DAY A comedy of the speel laws that breazs all comedy speed records IT’S A TALKIE WITH ‘ G i NALD DENNY 10—25—50—Loges 75 cenis TONIGHT———ENTIRE CHANGE e 5"‘&%5 theyyall ODDITY 01991125 \ . mean LAUGHS %‘3{{6“"’ and they're Wows Sall in™ THE COMEDY SENSATION=~ A ® CHASE .~ Mn COMEDY | KARL GEORGEK. DANE ARTHUR. SOUND “Ace of Scotland Yard” 10—25—50-—Loges 75 cents ] The new picture, directed by Rob- Z. from the famous stage play, adapted to the silver sheet, has it in not only the new- Attractions At Theatres ly famous comedy team, but also! Charlotte Greenwood, famous stage comedienne, in a rapid-fire col olen babies and - = mare, e “THE LAST COMMAND” ON COLISEUM SCRUEN “ANNAPOLIS nH - Ja this time characterizati eral. His Command” at the C “The Li What is considered to be one of by a motion picture c: in the vhich will be which is on the m Command” is oy off the red revlt In Russia, showing | a1 30 o it P85 A mighty Eeneralpapiyren Hall with an attendance military but beloved by his|oe 6000 _not on: of them b men. He befriends a girl but im- |, Hollywoo axtra it real mide pricons her companion, the girl il o,y an: vaval officers and prom turn saving him from death at the fnony personalities who went to tr hands of the blood-mad revoli-lgy g maval Academy at Annapolis ticnists. ~ He then comes to Ameri- g Cnauliis Fi ca i arch of this fair. savi end t e the thread of the takes a strange twist. It is a gripping s poignant love and and thrills, so far “The Way of All Flesh,” and is bhard to layed in them “The In order to obtain the correct ighting fer photographing the cene it was necessary to make ex- lve preparations bef direc- y Cabarne and cinema- Arthur Miller starte ory, one with | ma, myst: different {te Loff, John Mack Brow h Aflan who play the fex in at the dance, as were many notable persons including nings, marks it as one of e | Admiral Nulton, Superintendent of mightiest pictures ever made, {the U. 8. Naval Academy, Major Evelyn Brent and William Powell General Lejeune, Commander of are also featured in e p:‘!»du(,--’th“ Marine Corps, Secretary of the tion. | Navy Wilbur and others. “Annapo- a picture that deals with pro- of pre: acting CVEryo: that of £ B e RS COLLEGE COMEDY IS AT PALAC 'ONIGHT Academy. It packed with thrills, the is said to be " Why do “teams” make est comedy suceess? It was true on the stage—Weber apd Flelds or Murray and Mack, lgg — — =~ = instance — or McIntyre and A The management of the Paiac: ¥ And the same thing has |Theatre announces that the screen worked out on'the screen, at |of that theatre will present, begin- DENNY IN TALKIE AT PALACE SUNDAY £ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios [uina Sunday. night, the. latest. and | most entertaining Reginald Denny | per-comical heroes of “Rookies,” |cemedy feature, “Red Hot Speed.” who come tonight to the Pnlnceitt is the popular star's first talk- Theatre in their second starrinz ve- |ing picture, the dramatic and hi- icle “Baby Mine,” ONE LONG; LAUGH/ d | the picture were |? e daily lives of Midshipmen at |\ larious screen sequences being 1n—‘l.asi public | | i | | | | takes his gl Barnaby Angeles, in und, nce most rons have had Id Denny “in the edy and on atic stage, throughout the and in New Y odulated and p! on his part ir ncerns a young and peeders. 1 of spee s custody. ' especially as- attorney his 'of the Fritzi Ridge Witt Jennings, land Hector V. Sarno. ->oo DLUSH SELLS PEACHES BIRMINGHAM, Ala—The blush elis the peach, says 'F. G. Robb, agricultural economist, who has found color the most important |single factor in the sale of fruit | S e LET Aimquist Fiess your Sult | We call and deliver. Phone 28 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION | No. 3030-A {In the District Court for the Dis- trict of Alaska Division No. One, | at Juneau. ISAMUEL N. CHAMBLIN, vs. E RIE CHAMBLIN, Defend {To Cairrie Chamblin, the | named defendant, Greetix IN THE NAME OF THE 1 ED STATES OF AMERICA, jere hereby commanded to appear {In the above entitled court holden Ji u, said Division and above at | Dist. [of plaintiff filed against you in {the above entitied suit, within thirty days from thz ser summons and a copy of s laint upon you, and if you tail P and answer, for w intiff will ta judgment 1ds of matrimony now ex cen plaintiff and defe will apply to the C relief demanded in complaint, a vy of which is served herewith |ference is hereby | The date of the ation of this February 7, 1930; th |publication prescribed in said s four weeks; the first pub! said summons is February i the publication March 1, 1230, and within “which endant the is order for summons is thirty days after the cc on of the last publ at Juneau, 1930. JOHN H of the District Ci mon: ple Dated ruary 8, S(eal) First publication, Feb. 8, March 1, 1 off from the er for a death- minutes and a Making his sensational take-off at a height of 3,000 feet, ef By WILLIAM E. FERCHTOLD Automebile Editor) VASHINGTON, Feb. 15. - 1e edge, ublie a th ¢ lution of '~ ° period of /!N © over the Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N. J., the officer kept his trol until it wa: the mooring mast that towers above the field. small craft under complete con- lly grounded not far from (International Newsreel) Famous Hurler is to Try ™ e P WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST TWO MEN and a PRETTY MAID? Coliseum 2 BIG SHOWS 7:15 and 9:30 PRESENTS) 0Lls /OKN MACK BROWN, JEANETTE LOFF, o HUGH ALLAN AND WILLIAM BAKEW=* TPathé ® Pletirel RIXEY'S AGED ARM T0 BEGIN 1OTHCAMPAIGN | t | Again — Red Lucas Also Signs Up NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Eppa Jep- |tha Rixey, one of the most effi- cient southpaws that ever scaled the peak in the National League, ls, going to try ior one more season. Hires Lawyer to Prove She’s Alive A. B who Instin nto y zineers 20 feet wider. T rifice a ditch S UNS The ctively hu, is to make for tr clearance own and passing rather than R ked ds say.' how to be sit behi hes becom: 4 fe drivers he ho pilot experts ruck driver prefers to keep foob. fro; se facts were learn in of automobiles run ¢ tions of h marked off e-foot section: - wheels of each passing ve-) ing the action of the| started 've or he a cur d level ngine 18 feet paths, ample not excessive horizontal toward the shi. experts of the Bure close road they feel it is usually estimate a few do not fear the road as much as mo- jon ay that their prove highways narrow- to be decided e for safe driving, sin ovide no clearance f ars or trucks operating drive close When driv to the edge inches, ad the s from passe; | say. p m the edge of | after obs ighways marked | | the pavements | s ‘and watched down a| drove | | | | o | | p: The 20-f clearance curve insid It their course Miss Joyce W hite, blonde show girl, wishes to @ broadcast to all WMand sundry that she is alive and kick- ing, and that she did no {lose her life in the Pathe stu dio fire at New ‘ York. She has hired a law- | Ayer to estab" lish this fact. | Newreas™ | - e i i e ey AFE. ON ROAD’S EDGE toward the inside less than passen- vehicles. The engineers have learned that unless the pavement | is widened on the curves, the nor mal aight road clearance be tween the two lines of traffic Is | reduced to a danger point. | The useful width of a pavement is often considerably less than its apparent width. On straight roads, as well as on curves, the outer foot | of the surfaced section is some- 5 totally ineffective becaus shoulder. A closely set | will cause the driver in- ctively to seek the center of the road. Smooth, white conerete shoulders the edge of the black surface seem to lure the traffic toward the side, the experts say. - Center lines straight roads, as well as on urves, ecxert a marked influ in separating the two lines of tra fic to a point of safety, Maria -C;mes Suit for Divorce ce LOS ANGELES, Feb. da, 15.—Maria Hungarian motion pictu has filed suit for divor: Alexancder Corda, film di- The actress, who first came into prominence when cast n the leading role of “The Private Life Helen of Troy,” cruelty. Co AC from rector. —_—— SMOKER DATE CHANGED he American Legion s ch was scheduled for W s birthday, February 22, been postponed one week because f the illness of “Red” 1, the headliner bout. March et as the new date, it was an- nced by Post Commander Claud sesen today. | n R |teen years and is closing Rixey has been hurling for seven- | in on the forty year mark. | The contract |the new owner of the Reds, Sid- Iney Weil, is a generous one, and Rixey said he'd be in fine physi- |cal shape for the coming cam- | paign. He insists that he is not all |through, but can carry onh against any of the major leaguers, but, of course, favors those clubs having southpaw hitters such as the Phils { Other Reds Return The Reds are having no trouble | |lining up their good men. It was! (announced at the time Rixey put his name on the, contract, that Red |Lucas, former Seattle player in the| |Coast League, mow acé of the |team; Ray Kolp, Benny Frey nnd‘ Marvin Gudat already had sent in. their contracts. With the announcement by Weil (that Rixey had signed came the first official statement that Weil was prepared to buy any big shots on other teams who were on the he received from | SUNDAY and MONDAY Love — Romance — Against the Colorful Background of Annapolis A Synchronized Version 2 BIG ACTS OF VITAPHONE FOX MOVIETONEWS DOUBLE - BARRE LAUGH TREAT. to throw what he thought would fool the batters. Gray got his wish and developed into an out- standing pitcher. He perfected his slow ball, but it cost him more than $5,000 in World Series money that he would have made had he worked according to orders in Phil- adelphia. Mike Gonzalez, one of the great- est of Cuban ball players, turned Ioose recently by the Chicago Cubs, is a record breaking telegram au- thor. REBEKAHS TO GIVE CARD PARTY ON NEXT WEDNESDAY The committee in charge of spe- clal events for the Rebekahs an- nounced today that a public card party will be given next Wednes- day, February 19, in Odd Fellows Hall. ACE HUDKINS LOSES B0 T0 ROSENBLOOM Thrilling Battle Is Witness- ed Seventeen Thousand Fans NEW YORK, Feb. 15. — Maxey Rosenbloom, light heavyweight, last night easily won' & 10-round de- cision over Ace Hudkins, in a slam- bang struggle which thrilled 17,000 Contents. NOTE: fans. Rosenbloom’s weight was 172 Irounds and Hudkins 165 pounds. | There were-no knockdowns. ( Another Concession More About the New Low Fire Insurance Rates THE ADJUSTERS CLAUSE. which provides that you pay a part of the adjuster’s expense, if one be sent, -heretofore attichg:d to all policies, is now no longer required on poli- cies covering Dwelling Houses and . r While it very rarely happens that an adjuster is sent from Seattle, this clause has been partic- market. He said he offered to purchase Dazzy Vance from the Dodgers and Burleigh Grimes from the Pittsburgh team. He said he tendered liberal offers to both clubs |and found them laughing at any idea of letting out their fine | moundsmen. WIDER HIGHW AYS FORCED BY DRIVER | WHO FEEL Gray Cries to Piteh When Sammy Gray, the big Tex~ an, who toils on the peak for the St. Louis Browns, was with the Athletics, he used to plead for work. He needed lots of chucking to keep his arm in shape, buf the trouble was Gray refused to pitch according to orders from the board of strategy in Philadelphia, so there was nothing left for him to dd but try his luck somewhere else. Gets His Wish At St. Louis Gray told his trou- bles to Dan Howley, explained that Le needed steady work and wanted R e Al . “Tomorrow'’s Styles Today” Showing a New Assortment . of ularly to the small policy holder. Allen Shattuck, Ine. INSURANCE—Every Kind No matter what the size 6f your order - ou can be sure of ent on the first if you order from: Fartell. Farrell is your guarantee of Fj Qud&ly ind Special Grading . . , finié | fihu' - boat building Tamber oflnxgfifl l‘ugl‘hfi requirements. 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