The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1930. ENTIRE CHANGE TONIGHT ENTIRE CHANGE TONIGHT METROTONE NEWS ODDITY Scenic Gems of the World An All Talking FEATURE with Something New Something Better with plenty of LAUGHS and THRILLS 10-25-50 cents Ln'ru 75 ((‘ms LORETTA YOUNG CARROLL NYE Lucien Littlefield, don. CO‘\HN(, SUNDAY “NOISY NOISES” AN OUR GANG A Great Story A Great Cast Are Sure to Make GREAT ENTERTAINMENT LAUGHS and THRILLS George Stone, Matthew Betz, Ralph Lewis and Julia Swayne Gor- 10-25-50 cents Loges 75 cents WATCH FOR THE LAST WARNING Close Out SALE WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE FOLLOWING LINES OF MERCHANDISE Men’s Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits; $50.00 values now . . .$25.00 Men’s Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits, $35.00 values now ... 17.50 Men’s Stetson and Dobbs Hats, $10.00 values now; ... Men’s Stetson and Dobbs Hats; $7.50.values now .. .. Men’s Van Heusen Collars, 35-cent values now 5 for ... 1.00 — /' ALL KINDS OF : Piece Goods Ribbons, Lace, Drapenes WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S' SUMMER WEIGHT UNION SUITS and VESTS AT HALF PRICE 5.00 3.75 jars New Footwear For Men, Women and Children ARRIVING ON EVERY BOAT BOOTERY Goldstein Building . Phene 45 Attractions At Theatres i “TWIN BEDS” IS AT COLISEUM TONIGHT The bedroom farce still provides | successful farce “Twin Beds,” the star. a bridegroom and a. bride who are separated on their wedding night. cidents occur—the rambling drunk | who gets' into ‘the wrong apart- chases him, the parade of pajama- i | '\pmlmem house—these are only a few of the highlights of a rol- licking story. In the limited confines of a the- atre stage, “Twin Beds” was a hi- larious affair indeed; with the screen’s wider scope, it is even funnier and more complicated. Patsy Ruth Miller, Mulhall's leading lady, portrays a “hello girl” in the story and some of the scénes are at a large switchboard with many girls answering calls. ] The cast includes Eddie Grib- bon, Armand Kaliz, Gertrude Astor, Alice Lake, Knute Erickson, Ben Hendricks, Jr., James Ford, Edythe Chapman and Zasu Pitts. [ S TR AR R “GIRL IN GLASS CAGE” IS AT PALACE TONIGHT | | i i | | | [ . 3 “Girls pursued by men are usual-| ly hidden as far as possible from the gaze of males by their pro- | When George Kibbe Turner, the! famous author, wrote his successful story, “The Girl in the Glass Cage” he reversed this usual procedure' and had a suspicious and crabbed old uncle place his beautiful niece| in a cage of glass—the cashier’s! cage of a movie theatre—that hei might watch her constantly. ‘This unique situation is to bc the basis for the plot of “The Girl in the Glass Cage,” the motion picture adapted from the Turner story, and which comes to the Pal- | lace Theatre tonight. An all-star cast will present thls First National picture, which directed by Ralph Dawson. Loretta Young, beautiful yonm! First National actress, and Carroll Nye, handsome juvenile, head this cast making up a new team of screen lovers. They were first in- troduced together in the sensational picture “The Squall,” by First National. Matthew Betz, Lucien Limefleld George Stone and other favorites of the screen are others who are prominently cast in this dr story of life and love in aw town. “The Girl in the Glass Cage" i§ said to be one of the most umnug vies of the present season, and ts coming will be awaited vdfl! special interest here. ) W“S"ANGHAI LADY"” IS 1 COMING TO PALACE | Th< China Coast and especially the city of Shanghai have always been famous in both song and story for the colorful glamor of their existence. Famous writers and poets have glorified them in litera- |ture and famous dramatists have ‘1(]:10(1 to their oriental lustre on the world’s greatest stages. “Twin Beds,” at the Coliseum to-| jof Universal's night, deals with the adventures of | {starring beautiful Mary Nolan, The Orient is the locale of pié- the ideal vehicle for light comedy. jturesque romance just as Ireland : In such a setting Jack Mulhall|is the home of the Blarney Stone. Is in his element. Therefore, wh"n;To the magnetic streets of Shang- First National-Vitaphone Produc- | hai are attracted adventurers from tions decided to film Marearet the four corners of the world, ad- | Mayo and Salisbury Field's highly vcnturers who find there the irre- Mul- slmblc lure which made the city ihall was the instant choice for|the cross-roads of the earth. Such is the fascinating setting “Shanghai Lady,” | which comes to the Palace on Sun- day. To the natural appeal of the A whole series of side-splitting in- |locale hes been added the tremen- dous glamor of the John Colton | play-—the meeting * of two white ment—the irate housewife who |drifters, a man and a girl, at the | cross-roads, and of what then tran- | clad' ‘men’ and women through Lhe spires. also made{ Tomght THE WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST COLISEUM Saturday | WHOLE FAMILY WILL ROAR A FIRST NATIONAL 100 PER CENT TALKING — SINGING — DANCING SENSATION HEAR “The Chicken H onky Tonk SOON Girl From Woolworths flll|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIII|llll|||||||IlllHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIflllflllllmllml!flmm IMANVILLES RETURN FROM MONTH SPENT UP WHITING. RIVER After spending a month up the Whiting river in the vicinity of Lake Crescent, Mr. and Mrs. Vic- tor Manville returned to Juneau yesterday. Manville has been on a prospect- ing trip up the Whiting in thé borderline distriet, ‘but reported finding nothing particularly good. ‘While up river, he- brought down hree brown bears. Pictures which he took show the boundary line on a mountain up the Whiting. There has been some argument, according Yo Manville, as to the existence of a boundary there. The Canadians, he said, have cut a 30-foot strip through the for- est to mark the line, and also have placed monuments at the bottom of at least one of the mountains to mark the place where British Co- lumbia and Alaska meet. ‘He reported brown bear in large numbers, very few beavers and some big trout in Lake Crescent, which is covered with ice. The en- tire country has @ good covering: of snow, he said. Among other things of interest in the Lake country, is the exis- tence of seals in Lake Crescent. Ap- parently, Manville said, they went up river in the:fall and remained in the lake all winter, living on the fish.. = Numerous seals were seen sunning themselves on ice. He and Mrs. Manville made the trip from Lake Crescent to Juneau in five hours. —_———— : Dell E. Sneriff, Juneau’s plano tuner. Hotel Gastineau. v of insurance flIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIHlIIlIIIIlHIIlIIIIllllIII||IIIlIIlllllIIIH|llIllIII|IIIIIIIIIIII|IlIIlIIIIIIIIIIII * WE ARE NOW FEATURING | Automobile Insurance e Now that Spring is here-and the roads are fine and everybody isin a hurry, danger of a smashup. you are in more - For a premium not out of proportion to the value of your car, we can make you safe from loss from any kind of accident. To do this, you will need Fire and Transpor- tation, Collision, Public Liability and Property Damage Coverages. 55 We are paying many losses under these forms SEE US TODAY--Before you have trouble. 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