The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 21, 1930, Page 3

E DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 21, OUR PROGRAMS — Always Good—Ofter. Great—Never a Doubt “More revue-like than anything on the legitimate stage and infinitély brighter.” Nothing like it every before shown on A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer All TALKING All SINGING All DANCING PICTURE a Juneau Theatre - 10—25--75-M.oges, $1.00 —COMING—— “The Woman Disputed” with NORMA TALMADGE Attractions At Theatres “n | “HOLLYWOOD REVUE” | | IS NOW AT PALACE | b"’1"he Hollywood Revue” is the feature now showing at the Pal- ace. This new musical extravaganza proves to be a sensational follow-up tor the immensely popular “The Broadway Melody.” Designed on the order of a sumptuous Broadway revue, it contains not only the pick of song, dance and monologue tal- ent from the M-G-M studio, but also a number; of outstanding stage T ————. | Anderson, who co-authored “What Price Glory,” are responsible for this picture. Billy K. Wells scored | a triumph with the dialog he wrote. And of course our old friends Vic McLaglen and Ed Lowe are Flagg |and Quirt respectively. We enjoyed them more in this production than we did in “Glory” because we hear everything this « colorful pair of “leathernecks” say about each oth- er, and just leave it to a pair of hard-boiled marines to wisecrack. . Sparkling Lily Damita is the charmer who intrigues them in the tropics; Lelia Karnelly makes life sweet for them in Russia; and Jean Bary has the boys fighting over her in Coney Island. Two Alaska Items Are in Omnibus Bill | ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle VDailiy C ross-rworci Puzzle 9. Strike an at- titude . Confesslon . College 10 RIA] 18 officials . 1s hecoming m . Proposed ine Poe 5. Diminish . Always Littie: o>[o[>] a3 ; ternational langwage . Moving part miD< /> T s . Control a Rhorse . City in Ger- many . Division of a , regiment Third U. 8. ice president . Flow back . Over Faueet . Suspicious: G As far as 26, Kind of vo . Immatare frdg . Great Lake Bl A slang (Y] . Heavy hammer . Landed prop- . Peer Gynt's mother 5. Slamese colns R RESEE OGS m®|> IZ > erties . Current of S>> m(= [P = o Z|m £3 = CEE oot e UEEE EEEED DR . Devouring w[x| N> o/miguminmmx o | [N [TIA[T[E[S water . Rhetorieal fig- ure of speech . Bralded . Disturbance of the peace . Continents abbr. Again: prefix . South Amerl- ean river 43, Halt ems 44. Kind of soil . Small pare ticles 8. Atmosphere . Seed covering . Parts of a golf course . King: Freneh 5. Polsonous berry ermination . Unit of work 59. Pertaining to 2 SHOT, KILLED - INTHER SLEEP U. S. Marine Captain and Lieutenant Victims of Nicaraguan MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 21. | —Acting Captain Veryl Dartt, and {Lieut. James Young, of the United |States Marines, were shot in their |sleep with a machine gun in the {hands of disgruntled Nicaraguan | Sergeant Morales, who recently was| |demoted to a Corporal because of } drunkenness. | Guards shot Morales |had fired 50 shots, Sergeant Gonzales was also shot and is expected to die. LY Lt o W. D. Gordon, with the White ’Pass and Yukon Route, at Skagway, returned to his home aboard the Princess Norah. He is accompan- iied by Mrs. Gordon. after he | . Frighten xist L E T § bt DOWN 4 Dry 1. CIY of u car 4% LIEEEROR 2. Topaz hum- ming bird 8. Snug room 4. Surface 5. Pronoun 6. Sweethearts 7. Roman date 8 Teutonle sky and war god oroceo . Stair 49, Former presl. dent’s nick- name . Silkworm A M. CADIEN 1S DEAD IN SOUTH SEATTLZG, Aprii 21.—A. M. Cad- ien," aged 83 years, proprietor of the Delmonico restaurant here «dur- ing the Alaska g rush, died last week in Los Angeles. The Smith building, Seattle’s highest, is built on the site of his famous restaur- ant. " e Old papers ro. saie at The Em- Elre. B “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” Hosiery Showing a full range of sizes and colors in a remarkable value at { churches CLEAR SKIES GREET JUNEAU ON EASTER With a typical mid-summer sun, beaming down from cloudless blue skies, Juneau enjoyed one of the finest Easter Sundays in its his- tory. yesterday. Special services at the various the city were well at- tended, while the “Relighting of the Lights” program at the Scottish Rite Temple also drew an unusually large number of persons. All morning, afternoon, and even- ing a steady stream of automobiles poured out onto Glacier Highway, carrying picnic parties and pleasure riders. The closing of the Lenten season was also marked by an unusually large number of patrons at the local theatres. Spring styles for both men and women were ushered in by the nhumerous persons who took advan- tage of the Utoplan climate and spent the day under the warm rays of the sun. Robber Shoots and. Kills Woman Cook, " Rifles Till, Escapes CHICAGO, 1ll., April 21.—A rob- ber shot' and killed Mrs. Sbina Pezza, aged 50 years, a cook, as she attempted to flee from a res- taurant here Saturday night. He scooped up the contents of the cash register and fled. 1930. Tuvercded by - WILLIAM FOX AVICTOR M LAGLEN EpMuND LowE Where Sound Sounds Best s ON AGAIN TONIGHT SEZ WE! Coming Soon WORDS and MUSIC BROADWAY GOLD DIGGERS Is Coming Real celebrities. WASHINGTON, /April 21. — The} Twenty new songs make their ap- omnibus rivers and harbors bill | pearance in this production. Sam- | Was introduced today. The bill in- my Lee, who staged a number of cludes $272,000 for harbor improve- Ziegfeld shows as well as other ments at Ketchikan and $17,000 for New York musical productions, was FOrt Alexander. in charge of the chorus of 72 care- I . S fully selected girls and boys and has turned out ensemble numbers | that could not be beaten on any| stage. 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Marion Davies, Anita Page, Bessie + Love and Charles King, the trio who scored so heavily in “The Broadway Melody,” Joan Crawford, John' Gilbert, William ‘Haines, Con- rad Nagel, Buster Keaton, Norma Shearer, Karl Dane, George K. Ar-I thur, Gwen Lee, Marie’ Dressler, Polly Moran, “Ukelele Tke,” (Clff Edwards), the Brox Sisters, Natcha | Nattova, Jack Benny, the Albertina Rasch ballet and the Rounders. more print- the sazie kind. “Juneau’s Own Store’ o | “COCK EYED WORLD” | SHOWING, COLISEUM Hills Bros. Coffee has the or of flavers because it is roasted A few pounds at a time Tuis patented, continuous process — Controlled Roast- ing — roasts every berry evenly. Bulk-roasting meth- | ods can never be as accurate nor produce such smooth, uniform flavor, &5 R Raoul Walsh’s most recent dh'ccE torial effort, “The Cock Eyed, World,” an all talking Fox Movie- tone picture, offers first rate en- tertainment with special vocal and instrumental specialties. 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