The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 3

Entire Change TONIGHT 0 .EVELUPME NT m: PALACE ' —ODDITY— World Travels “THE DRAKE C!/ is an example of perfect recording Coming— THE IRON MASK with DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 10-25-50¢ Loges 75¢ ( | OUR PROGRAMS——ALWAYS GOOD- A DOUBT— . PALACE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY APRIL 11, ]930 3] Entire Change TONIGHT ALASKA HALTED BY DEMAGOGUES Rustgard, Attacking Capi- tal Baiters, Declares Tivestors Needed “WE FAW DOWN” Laurel and Hardy (Contm'xed from Page One) Comedy RSO error by sendin, Washington now? “If we wi an opportunity to make a-dollar we will have to let the dollars come to the country to start things movi If we want the natural r rces developed we have to bless and not curse the men who are willir come here with their money start the indus- tries and furni e jobless with the same men to to hout themselves e bureaus. But bureaus? They and hoarse against who made the their kind did “Who caused public lands to be withdrawn from private ap- prnpuut!on" Those who run hot- ‘THE DRAKE CASE” is an example of perfect recording the An All Talking Picture with— All Star Cast including Gladys Brockwell Forest Stanley and Robert Frazer an IIlII AR Watch F()r»—: HOLLYWOOD REVUE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY 10-25-50¢ Loges 75¢ umunmnmmmmmmnlmlmmmimmm||uulmummmmm|mnumnuumummmmmmmmnnumtmunnuuuunmmnnmnmlmmmm 4 GOOD Ef\TERT/H’\'lIL/\T FOR EV ILRYBODY T T T SHOWING l Attractions At Theatres he star who played opj Anna Held, immortal French com- medienne, in the only picture she| ever made, is Forrest Stanley, who has the feature role of the district attorney in “The Drake Case,” sen- sational Universal all talking pic- ture, at the Palace, opening to- night. Stanley and Miss Held appeared in a picture entitled “Mme. President” more than ten years ago when Stanley went into pic- tures after a sky-rocketing career as a matinee idol. It was Miss Held’s first and only appearance before the camera and her French personality went over big. “The Drake Case” is an unusual murder trial courtroom scene, di- récted by Edward Laemmle. In the cast with Stanley are Gladys Brockwell, Robert Frazer, James Crane, Doris Lloyd, Bill Thorne, Eddie Hearn, Tommy Dugan, Byron Douglas, Francis Ford, Henry Bar- rows, Amber Norman and Barbara Leonard. T INA CLAIRE IS AT | COLISEUM TONIGHT '“_Ina Clalre, foremost comedienne | of the American stage, makes her talking screen debut at the Coli- ;seum tonight in a version of one of her greatest successes, “The Awful Truth.” This picture, in- troducing the bride of John Gil- pert to the motion picture public, consummates one of the most im- portant association of the theatre and the screen since the inaugura- :tion of dialogue productions. “The Awful Truth” is the story of a man and his wife who are madly in love, yet who encounter the snags of jealousy, pride and \selfishness. How these disturb- ing elements throw the ship of matrimony on the rocks and how it is saved makes a highly enter- ‘winmg and intriguing screen play. Miss Claire is supported by a cast of stage and screen players of |rare ability and the production was idirected by Marshall Neilan, Hen- ‘ry Daniel, noted English actor, who imade his American stage debut; with Ethel Barrymore in the re- vival of “The Second Mrs. Tan-j quemy is Miss Claire’s leading! ‘man. Others in the cast are John Roche, Theodore Von Eltz, Blanche Frederici, Judith Vosselli, Sidney Bracey, James Neill, Paul Harvey, who played in the original stage version of “The Awful Truth,” Colin Chase and Jacqueline Dyris. ? DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 1 COMING TO PALACE R T R D’'Artagnan and the three muske- teers are riding once more. “The Iron Mask,” & United Ax-‘ tists Picture coming to the Palace Theatre, i§ a sequel to his story of “The Three Musketeers,” which, he made six years ago. Again Mr.' | buckling hero of the seventeenth | century, La|+ Fairbanks is playing Dumas’ swash- The scene of the picture is laid in France during the latter part of [ the reign of Louis XIII and the first years of the regime of the young Louis XIV. The story opens with the birth of the heir to the throne of France and carries through the years of his boyhood to the early period of his rulership. In the second part of the picture, | D’Artagnan and his three faithful | friends, Athos, Po and Aramis, zrown older but still adventuresome, | wield their swords in defense of the young king as loyally as they served his father. "“THE WOLF AT COLI The romantic lives of the tain men” of 1840 who fought In- dians, killed grizzlies and made love to eager senoritas with egual en- thusiasm, are brought to the mo- tion picture screen in Paramount’s gorgeous love-thriller, “Wolf Song,” which comes to the Coliseum Sun- | Only Weighed 85 Lbs., * Gains 15 Pounds $3.95 to $14.50 ial foot over reau of the country shaunng. Guggenheim!” whenever an inves- tor appeared. “Who are responsible for the Bu- Fisheries? “Those who wrote the reserva- tions into our Organic Act and put White Fish Bill through (Ul 5 ‘We had the bureaus forced upon the government by demagogues who show their friendship for labor by denouncing all who engage in any productive industry, and there is 10 hope of getting rid of the bu- eau in the near future. Under the ircumstances I propose to co- ate with them. hose bureaus are not to blame; re composed of as good men omen as ever set foot on Alaska soil. They are doing their level best under the laws enacted for their guidance. Cooperation Is Needed “By friendly cooperation there is a chance to have some of the restrictions placed upon business relaxed so as to make the country more inviting to capital. Nothing whatever of good is accomplished by constantly barking at the bu- reaus and at capital. Such atti- tude was never designed to accom- plish anything but to fool some of those people who are never at peace with themselves except when they are somebody's dupes. e An Extraordinary OF NEW SPRING HATS The selection has been espec- ly planned for the Woman who is smart about her dress as well as her expenditures. #All ‘the Season’s Newest Off- the- Ultra-Smart lines, and Brim Models in ! MRS. REBECCA WALKER day. In this Victor Fleming production, taken from the novel by Harvey Fergusson, Gary Cooper takes the part of a young trapper who has made his way westward from Ken-) tucky to the wild plains and moun-: tains of the Southwest. Lupe Velez, Castilian beauty from ' Mexico City, has the role of a rich| daughter of the Spanish Dons who! have established their cn‘hzauon’ in the l:md invaded by the “moun-| tain men.” Louis Wolheim, whose broken nose has made him known as the “man | with the million dollar face,” has| a featured role as Cooper’s tmp- per buddy, with Constantine Rom- anoff, former contender for the heavyweight wrestling championshiy playing a burly part as one of the mountaineers. If you see the Arab, i’s Hills Bros. Coffee, which is roasted a few pounds “at a time, THIS accurate, continuous process— Controlled Roasting — creates a flavor no other coffee has. Every berry is roasted evenly—to a perfec- tion no. bulk-roasting process can equal. || Fresh from the original vacuum pack. La.u’ly opened with the key. ==—3 HILLS ¥ BROS “I only weighed 85 pounds when I started taking Sargon. 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Bpecials at Mabry’s. —adv | \OTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY‘ GIVEN that on April 10th, 1930, |the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau, adjudged that the name of Hans Alfred Modigh should be | changed to Hans Alfred Moody, and that this notice should be publish-' ed once a week for four consecu- tive weeks, and that upon the re- jturn of the proof of publication' hereof, the Clerk of said Court should issue his certificate, under the seal of said Court, that there-! after the legal name of Hans Alfred Modigh shall be Hans Alfred Moody, and that thereafter he shall have the name of Hans Altred Moody. WITNESS the Honorable JUSTIN W. HARDING, Judge of the above mentioned court, and the seal thereof, this 10th day of April, 1930. (Seal) JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk. First publication, April 11, 1930. Last publication, May 2, 1930. PHONES 83 OR 85 COFFEE COFFEE Q1950 How many threads per inch? A suit is only as strong as its threads and the more threads to the inch, the more durable the fabric Hart Schaffner & Marx in- spectors make a microscopic thread count of samples, cut from éach bolt of cloth used. Treads of different material vary in strength, but for each fabric, Hart Schaffner & Marx has set a rigid thread count standard ( hlgher than average) Fabrics that do not meet Hart Schaffner & Marx standards are instantly rejected It is such precaution that makes this guarantee possible: Satisfaction or money back H.S. GRAVES THE CLOTHING MAN “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY “For several years there has bc>n talk of getting the pulp and papar industry started. Up to the pres- ent there has been only talk. But that has been enough to make my opponents commence nd show their teeth at possible inve tors. “In the November Alaska Fisherman has a front page ing the Bureau of more showing that of the Pulp M “Similar to snarl issue of the William Paul editorial attack- Forestry as ‘once it is a creature ks have been made upon the er Power Commission by members of Congress. “The result of these attacks have always been the same—to make the bureaus and Congress increase the restrictions upon the development tural resources. If people endorse those attacks by voting these people into public offices the bureaus and Congress must necessarily assume we want the investors barred by still more odious restrictions, Now or Never formation. Unless we get the pulp 'and paper industry started now we never will t it started. There never will be any tariff protection on pulp and paper because all the newspapers want cheap paper. Si- beria has vast spruce forests, it has great water powers and an abund- ance of cheap labor compete with that. started first and way, Siberia will field. “In 1913 three representatives of the greatest pulp and paper manu- facture: in the world spent six weeks in Southeastern Alaska, 100k~ ing over the possibilities for that industry. They liked the country, but could no concessions from the government. The next vear those men were in Russia seeking concessions in Siberia when the war | broke out. If it had not been for the collapse of the Russian Govern- ment these men would now have been in Siberia making pulp and paper for the American market. Source of Prosperity Unless we get get well under monopolize the get to get that industry started here? It means prosperous cities, and log- ging camps everywhere, with em- ployment twelve months each year for all who want to work. “But you cannot get that by en- couraging and endorsing men who thrive on vilifying and obstructing business in order to get votes or a hand-out. These people will not stop their agitation till they find out it does not pay them.” D NOTIC! Webber's Beauty Parlor will be conducted by Mrs. Boyd while Mrs. Webber is on a vacatiop. Both will e at the shop for a week or mgqre. 'gm Boyd started in 1019 and has held positions at Whittw in Seattle, Blach’s in San Francisco, and had a shop of her own in Qakland. —adv. — Are You Looking for a Mild Cigar? Try “SANQ” The Denicotized “Let me give you this bit of in- We cannot “Do you realize what it means DS BEST 2—SHOWS—2 WHERE SOUND SOUN 7:30 and 9:30 "z COLISEUM “7%: Where and Jectrie Saturday How! | SYSTEM INA CLAIRE (MRS. 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