The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 12, 1930, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1930 “Yo-Te-Ama” “Mi-Amado” Sunday Monday S WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST ~ COLISEUM - Wesfter: SOUND Sunday - 2 -- SHOWS -- 2 7:30 and 9:30 WELL TELL THE “COCK EYED WORLD” THIS IS SOME SHOW The Flaming Romance with Sound Hear LUPE VELEZ and GARY COOPER Sing “WOLF SONG” with GARY COOPER-LUPE VELEZ-1L.OUIS WOLHEIM HEAR THEM SING--- “Yo-Te-Amo” “Mi-Amado” “My Honey, Fare Thee Well” “Wolf Song” COMING--- lover night. arms. ever She Sings! Her wild mountain gallops to her window at Carries her off in his Against a background of song and music, the most lovelv lavished on any picture. A swelling chorus of mountain Monday I'T’S WONDERFUL GUS ARNHEIM and ORCHESTRA DAVE DREYE R KATE SMITH Vitaphone Acts FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Last Times Tonight--- INA CLAIRE in “THE AWFUL TRUTH” roisterers sings the haunting melodies. “Cock Eyed World” “Lucky in Love” - = The Entertainment Presented at the PALACE THEATRE is the, Choice Product of United Artist, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Universal and R-K-O This is the widest selection of pictures enjoyed by any ALAS- KAN Theatre and these pictures are made by four of the world’s FOREMOST PRODUCERS. The resources available thru PALACE Management assure the finest and most reliable entertainment are SPECIALLY SELECTED PICTURES and each is OUTQTANDING ENTERT. AINMENT = 4 IH|I|IIIIIlIlIIIlIHIIHHIIIIIIIII||IIIlIIlIIIIIIII|II||III||II|IIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlIII|l|II||lIIIIlIIlIlIllIIIIIllIhIIB The Palace Theatre Attractions At Theatres AT COLISEU M SUNDAY [+ ) With the brilliant, of a beautiful, dance-mad daugh- ter of old Mexico to occupy her versatile talents, the scintillating Lupe Velez, never had a better op- ortunity in any production to be just herself” than she has in the Paramount part-talking thriller, “Wolf Song,” which comes to the Coliseum tomorrow. Featurea witn Gary Coop ng hero of “Lilac Time,” “The Le- gion of the Condemned” and other famous productions; and Louis Wol- heim_‘“hard-boiled” character actor,| Miss Velez plays a part which is in| effect a reincarnation of her own was but a child and which ulti- mately brought her to fame on the screen. “Yo Te Amo,” which is the theme| song of this flaming romance of for the splendid singing voice # | ful dazzling role) trik- | [ 1 — " DRAMA AN DCOMEDY NOW AT COLISEUM There is probably no this premise that Mar: talking Truth,” starring which opened with great success at the Coliseum last night. “The Awful Truth” really still in love with each other but who are separated because of jealousy, suspicion and selfishness. How they are drawn together again in spite of themselves and how they decide to keep on striving for their happiness are effectively told. Ina Claire, regarded as the fore- most comedienne on the American stage, is superb in the role of the wife. Wearing the clothes for which she is famous, Miss Claire elicted gasps from the women in the audi- ence and won the admiration of the men. Henry Daniel, noted Eng- lish actor, |ers in the notable cast, all of whom contribute to a perfect production, are Theodore Von Eltz, John Roche, Blanche Frederici, Judith Vosselli, Jacqueline Dyris, o7 L o o | GAMPAIGN PLAN comedy more effective tham comedy born of a tragic situation and it is upon 1all Neilan and Arthur Richman built the all- screen version of “The Aw- Ina Claire, opens with the divorce of a couple who are Sidney Bracey, | FOR CLEAN-UP DRIVE ADOPTED Draft Program for An- nual Spring Cleanup The Spring Cleanup Campaign Committee met last night at the v Hall at 8 o'clock. There were' sent several representatives of the Juneau Women's Club and of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, representatives of the Public School, U. 8. Government School, Garden | Club, Boy Scouts and the City Council. H. L. Faulkner was chosen Chair- man of the meeting and Mrs, Har- | old Smith, Secretary. | Campaign Is Outlined only to effect the removal of all| rubbish and unnecessary and un-| sightly objects from all yards, lawns | and vacant spaces in the city, but' also to endeavor to pursuade the Committees Meet. and, tures will be taken at any time between April 15 and May 1—but before the improvement begins—and |the other set of pictures shall be itaken after September 1. The dates eon which the pictures are taken !must appear on the back of the pictures. The judges will also in- spect the yards or lots personally, |both before the improvement be- gins and after it is completed. The committee will use every ef- fort to.awaken .a sense of civic \pride in the residents of Juneau, |in order that the city may be kept as clean as possible during the coming summer, and that as many |unsightly shacks and buildings as possible may be removed this spring. It is hoped that all build- ings of any description which are not fit for occupancy may be re- moved. The committees having the work n charge requests that if anyone 'knows of a building or shack which is vacant and unfit for use, and which should be torn down, that this fact be ocmmunicated to the | Juneau Women'’s Club or any mem- ber of the committee from that owner of the building to see that it is removed. It is expected to carry on this work without offense ito the owners of such buildings, and the source of all information sent to the Juneau Women's Club to practice hefore the ©ourt of Claims. This means that my op- ponent could not act as attorney in this case in event he is elected to Congress. Does any one be- lieve that my opponent thinks he is sacrificing a fee of half a mil- lion dollars in order to serve ti public in Washington? Does my opponent believe that in offering himself as a candidate for Congress he is doing so at a cost to himself of that huge sum or at the cost of anything like it? It is not for me to answer those questions. “On tne other hand, if my oppon- ent thinks he is better off going to Washington that acting as attor- ney for the Indians,' it must be because he has no faith in the sue- cess of the Indian suits, If he has no faith In the success of those suits, why did he stir up all this fuss about them at this time, except for the purpose of rallying the In- dian votes about him for this elee= tion? 3 “I can tell you now that the Wickersham bill, dratted under his . E W k PIRTS ARe husband sng club, and the club will in turn re: Sniract M e B i u/ ]\] "; life. She dances and sings with|gives a sterling performance. Paul{ A general cleanup campaign was 4 “|dead. It is so dead it will not even T'lls eek- ()xt eek— ver y ee the same innate fervor which|Harvey, playing the role of the|outlined, running from April 15 to Port it to the general cleanup com-|pe reported out of committee be- 2 ] brought her a part in a theatrical | pompous oil millionaire, which he [May 15. The committee will makeL:;i:;ie' and“ t}:’ismcommlt?: :’:‘1‘: cause there is not one single, soli- All Productions advertised under PALACE THEATRE showings production in Mexico City when she | created on the stage, is fine. Oth- |an intensive caripaign in order not an _efforf pursuade tary member of the committee in favor of it. If there had been & minority for the bill it would have been reported out. But there isn't. It is so dead that it would be an insult to the committee to offer it o) sstarh iroBtistn d old Mex- |7, 3 . 2 owners of all unused and unsightly _ again. And the author of this T Ve AREPIBENIIN 7 Fazsm Nollh P BRD Ohase. buildings, shacks, cabins and other [OF the committee will be kept con-|whole frivolous scheme knows ico*in the 1840's, is a lovely vehicle i fidential structures in the town, to remove 2 enough about w-ahlnmn to know . i » breathes the| | “THE DRAKE CASE” them; and, also, to sponsor the Personnel of Committees that. 5 ?:::L thquL»v flr"rf:esost’lax;;: s ) I SHOWING, PALACE ||liberal use of },a:,t h E?C:,dbu“d_ ar:fh:s c&m?ees so far appointed ce:m“ that does not end this mat- A W 23 | ings as now remain unpainted. . ¥ 3:“;50 pzl:evongd::;mm"u;l‘;‘ m]uu:';‘ A picture that will hold you in| The cambaign will open by call-\JJ“"e““M Women' 7‘ Club — Miss No Gain Possible 2 ke | “Walt 8o the most|thrilling suspense until the last|ing upon all property owners and Pres, rs. Redlingshafer, Mrs.| «This scheme of my i to make "Wolf Song' the MOSLinpen; wrhe Drake Case” Uni-|egents for owners of property, to' Wasgoner, Mrs. Gruber, and Ms.|t9 have the Indians sue the United perfect play m_meh the “O"“Lg:’s‘versal all-talking sensation, now |cleanup all the yards and vacant SMith. States for the value of all the land Miss Velez has yet Ap] eared. SN showing at the Palace Theatre, es- |spaces within the week beginning! vCh“mbe" of Commerce — H. L.land water of the Territory is one is entirely “In character"—just De- |y uponls icelr as vastly different |April 15. The Boy Scouts, which Paulknpr, L. H. Metsgar, and May- | of b L i A PICTURE WHICH HAS THE VALUE OF AN OLD TAPESTRY 10—25—50—Loges 75 cents ———WATCH FOR IH}HIHHHH!HIIHHHIIH!HHHHIIII|HlHIIIIHIIII|HIIIlllul IHIIIIIIIIIH! I Hollywood Revue Musical Production “The Bridge of San Luis Rey” lllllllllIlfllllllflIIfHIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIlIIIHIIIIlllIIlllIIII|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIHIIIIllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!fl i IIIII!IHMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIII|I|IIHIIIillljlllllllllllll“lIllllllllllllllllllllllll_ | ing herself. Other melodies wnich she sings pleasingly are “Mi Amando,” and| “To Lola.” The songs have Span- £sh titles but they are written and sung in English. Iron Mask,” which comes to thé Palace theatre Sunday, but he has created and will present for the their actions in the moving play. This direct manner of speaking, in Mr. Fairbanks' opinion, will es- tablish an intimate bond of sym- \pathetic interest and confidence between speaker and listener. For the audience is created the illusion| of becoming a part of the story un- folded on the screen. With Fair- banks, the picture is the thing. But, the spoken word can vivify | the glamour of bygone days. Realiz- |ing the value of sound and voice, deliberately fashioned it to meet own purposes. ihls {Miller by Federal Prohibition A !Chidester and Myers were dismissed |today by Judge A. W. Fox in the from the run of murder trial court- room films because of its unique istory and its extraordinary treat- ment. “The Drake Case” is really the trial of The People vs. Lulu Marks, an intriguing character, accused of In “The Drake Case” the audi- ence in the theatre becomes the audience in the courtroom listening United States Commissioner's Court. | Frank Miller was fined $25 by Judge Fox on,a similar charge. your merchandise and it will sell! L is assisting in this cleanup cam- \ | paign, will be organized and the| city divided into districts, and| Scouts will be assigned districts in pairs to check up on the re- moval of rubbish, etc., acting as inspectors. i contest, suggested and sponsored by} the Chamber of Commerce. This| contest will be open to all children under the age of 16 years, and tember 1. The first prize is $10, second prize $6.00, third prize $4.00, fourth prize $3.00, and fifth prize $2.00. The improvement for which the prizes will be awarded may|® consist of clearing away rubbish, r T. B. Judson. Jumau Public Schools — Miss Ruth Creveling. Garden Club—Allen Shattuck. Boy Scouts—Harry Douglas, Har- ry Stonehouse, and Rev. Harry Allen. INDIAN SllITS (Continuea rom Page OR®) lnnd, and of the islands west there- The evidence is clear that the ADVERTISE | razing ald buildings or fences, elear-| Tsar claimed to be owner of both |ing away debris, repairing and land and sea, and it was this do- | painting old buildings and fences, | minion that was transferred to the and beautifying and improving by | United States. planting flowers, trees or shrubs. l “So much for that. The contestants will submit pic- Status of Delegate tures of the yard or lot to be' “It mow so happens that a statute improved both before and after|of the United States declares it a the improvement. the most unfortunate occuf- rences in the history of Alaska, and decades will pass before the evil effect of it will wear away. “The Government has been spend= ing over half a million dollars an= nually to educate the natives, sup= ply them hospitals and doctors, b4 U. 8. Government School—Mrs. 3 4 . Free Hauling Done to help ‘them fit themselves fi N c the cold-blooded murder of a _ i THE IBON MASK" i wealthy woman, Mrs. George Mor-| The city will haul away the "“b'im;:mf Smlth.t a3 it modern civilized life. They are F alrbanks F irst Talkm ang AT PALACE SUNDAY | e Y ile the entire story |bish free where it is collected and| s expected that committees|suddenly aroused by the ery £ a 3 /gan Drake. While the entire story {will be appointed from the Ameri- 30 “5 practically enacted through the piled at the street. Trucks will be‘can Lexlon: ks, A gyl they have been robbed of Sound Production | Dougias Pairbanks has not over- testimony of witnesses the picoure 1en! SIOURG from Ume fo Ume 10! i) organisations #nd” the| the sod teken out. o e Jooked the possibilities of the spok-|has been handled so that it stands Who - cainiriibes’ wiil Bobdedst & churches. Was tHeti T thiat th: tt:\;er en voice in the production of “The alone among films of its kind. | SR BRI s ) from the forests was theirs, the fish taken out of the sea was theirs, all the fur trapped was theirs, and they are entitled fo OG first time his conception of the{io a trial that is marked with o o prizes will-be given for the yard recover the value of it. This THE ENTlRE PR RAM OVER ,welding of the silent drama and the (drama, tears, laughter and sus-| . 1. showing the greatest lm- tation has instilled into the b i & - fl_wkm play. There will be no|pense. provement during the summer. ln of those people a hatred which dialogue spoken but the dominant —0—0—0———4‘ ; 3 order to conduct the campaign the of help to none, but a dem:n" I'IOVI ‘T()'VF characters, including Mr. Fairbanks FOX DISMISSES CASE chairman was authorized last night to all. £ TALKING 2 e las D'Artagnan, will speak directly to appoint three judges. This will] . N ! Other Purpose Possible 24 lto the audience and voice the sen-| Charges of vio]anng the Alaska|,o qone early next week. The con- ) “In examining the facts one 1§ REP()RTER ACT timents and motives that prompt!Bone Dry Law filed* against *| test, opens April 15 and closes Sep- tempted to ask whether this tation had any other purpose to stir up dissatisfaction hatred. ) “There are some le in m life who are -m":f securing & following by running over the ci try and shouting ‘stop thief.’ an election has been won by . silly slogan. 1If these people e rally the Indian vote by such battle cry they will feel pensed for their efforts.” —_—————— Old papers ro. saie at The One set of pk:-]lelony for a Delegate to Congress | pire.