The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 27, 1930, Page 3

e e Al U . v CRRSFREE = and movement to lnnd and in a number of plays h\i “The Painted Angel” Touches |this country, including the legiti-| LUGKHEED { of San Francisco’s Barbary Coast,|mate stage production of “Disraeli,” I z Havana’s sporting section, and New |she has only once before appeared | WHERE SOUND SOUN BEST . York’s slums and small-hour play-|in a picture. | SEAPLANE n E grounds; gangsters and playboys,| On the stage she appeared wm.’ STARTING SUNDAY chorus girls by the hundred and |him in “Alexander Hamilton;” a{m 9 QHOWS other girls in equal numbers appear |“The Professor's Love Story,” in o BT itk TONIGHT 29 without disturbing the continuity | addition to Disraeli and ‘several e “RIO/ RITA of the swift and mtrlculng plot. |others of his noted success. Al 7:30—9:30 Edmund Lowe as Miss Doves;c‘reen directed this new Vitaphone W ll 5—4 4 - leading man ,is seen at his splendid | version of Disraeli and other mem- |\ yonoel 1s hip ol I with best; George McFarlane, J. Farrell |bers of ‘the supporting cast include T kg E L ter Sse ll:l f TALKING BILLIE with OH 3 S BE DANIELS MacDonald, Cissy Fitzgerald, Nellie | Joan Bennett, Anthony BushelH aku, to Leave attle 3 JOHN BOLES and BE By Baker, Will Stanton, Norman |David Torrence; Ivan Simpson flml“ Tomorrow Morning SINGING \ EDMUND LOWE READ Selby, Douglas Gerrary, Shep Camp, | Doris L.,]ayd DANCING / Peler € Fgyins. audcRed ‘Bianley ’ The new six-place Lockheed-Vega from what the L s g ARG Y {monoplane Wrangell, sistership _of FIVE THEME fyes v i FILM SPECTATOR i ) : i o b h SONGS “Give This Little RS 4 m. tomorrow for River 2 L) says about RIO RITA 9T“RIO RITA” OPENS " 1111.0( Ketchlkan and Juneau, ac- Girl A Hand : : PALACE TOMORROW | | mndmg to word received here today GIGANTIC Radio Pictures Step to Front |o - - .| ‘“ A. B. Hayes, Alaska manager. REVIEW by With Magnificent Production The famous “K.g:?jo:‘ stor;nps; This will be the second ship of URST into town next urday when |y ul Alaska Wi i 1 WITH the coming of RIO RITA to the scréen the sound de- ||“Rio Ritns the all-talking an-|Yictory for Bl“s Will Mean| ¢ i e }'i?,‘?éfi“ HTme ¥ 100 Dancing FANNIE HURS vice takes on a new dignity and RKO becomes a giant among musical film extravaganza Radio Three-Comered Tle \p ane has just been completed in G".ls l"ld Men producers. It is a musical comedy lifted bodily from a New York stage and set “down where it belongs, where .its back- drops are the mountains of Mexico; its stage haciendas built on rolling sandy plains; its proscenium arch formed by the acacia and live oak; and given a production that for gorgeous- ness, for pictorial sweep and freedom from all the limitations of the man-built theatre, never before has been massed for pres- entation beneath a roof. The screen has given it a glory its authors have not dreamed of. Luther Reed has grasped all Bebe ‘Daniels and John Boles|times last half, or else tie all three| .. world has known in the possibilities of the book and score and presented them to head the large cast of stage and|teams up in a knot. The Wrangell will remain in Se- us in a language that only the screen can speak. RIO RITA screen favorites who transferred the| The only difference will be ‘Yhat| ... only one day at the outside, CGD‘ l',, ‘CD' *99 sweeps away our memories of THE DESERT SONG, THE ||songs and comedy of the stage hit|{the Moose and Legion Will 0CCUDY |, he s que back in Ketchikan | L1sraeil 9 lsrae !a BROADWAY MELODY, THE HOLLYWOOD REVUE, ON WITH THE SHOW and the other musical offerings that did little more than hint at the possibility that this Radio picture has achieved. It is simply stupendous, not in bulk, but in achievement. Never since I started The Spectator has my command of superlatives unusual color Pictures has made from the Zieg- feld show opens at the Palace The- ater. The “Kinkajou” is but one of the numerous dances that feature the brilliant. show, which played for 62 weeks on Broadway and for extend- ed runs elsewhere throughout the | country. to the screen Bert Wheler and Robert Woolsey play their original comedy roles. Dorothy Lee, the “Syncopation” girl; Helen Kaiser, former “glorified” girl of the “Fol- {the south and was delivered a few in Second Half |days ago. =~ The Wrangell is iden-, |tical in all respects to the Taku. Tonight's baseball game betwecm | 8he is to arrive here Saturday Ehe Moose and Elks, scheduled ‘k"vmum or early Sunday and on Sun- start at 6:30 p.m., at the City Park. /.o o) maxe a round trip with' will, when completed, either pu‘lmssengers to Skagway. the City league standings in about then return to Juneau and take off the same order as they were at this Monday on her return trip to Se- each others shoes if the Paps rope|; . o Fi i i1l Tats MranaoRRG | U 3/ The' Bt iy Wil he {her permanent base. This will give the Alaska Washington Airways a station in the two major cities of Southeast Alaska. the pork. was off in a cloud of dust at the opening, while the Moose were down the heap a way and the Elks werc | She will| —COMING— The Greatest Story and Actor the A New and Greater Vitaphone —SOON— GEORGE ARLISS X h(on the bottom. . T i ’ seemed so inadequate to express my thoughts. For entertain- lies;” Georges Renevant, Prencl o | The Taku today maintained the!'® ment value, for reproduction of instrumental and vocal music, fiage sgr; Do Alvarado‘;’ E;:i“k‘ns' wi}:";s;yt;"r;2;:1&1::::‘_9‘:‘:3“]} |busy schedule on which it has been |® TITLED BRIDE PLANS “Ton ’s Styles B 5 sita, Mexican dancer, an C] i3 e ) rating for the past two weeks.|® TO KEEP SHOP JOB omorrow s St for direction, for good taste applied to musical comedy, and Ruiz, former tenor of the Metropoli- |they lose they will be in the, cel- | o rly “SHI8 “Hinnning PkHe dett f9b|® y Today" for pictorial attractiveness, RIO RITA dwarfs every other pic- ture that has been brought to the sound screen. LAST TIMES TONIGHT METROTONE NEWS 2—BIG—2 MOVIETONE ACTS ALL TALKING COMEDY “THE GIRL OF THE PORT” tan Grand Opera Company, are among the featured players. Others of the features of “Rio Rita,” are the dancing chorus of 100 Hollywood beauties, the Cimini |Grand Opera chorus of 80 voices and the RKO symphonic orches- |tra conducted by Victor Baravalle. le . | GEORGE ARLISS IS | AT COLISEUM SUNDAY 5 5 |” Florence Arliss is making ner lar some more, while the neglon will be half way between fires. Junge is going to open the hos- tilities for the Elks, while Pete Schmitz is the entry on track one for the Moose. Blake and Lan- sing, respectively, “will hurl . the msulf.s PRINCE GEDBGE IN PORT NORTH Thayer lake with B. F. Heintzle- man and Wellman Holbrook, while Miss Pearl Peterson made the round trip. Returning here at 7:45 o'clock the plane took the air again almost im- mediately for Tulsequah with Dr. F. A. Kerr, P. R. Bradley and J. Williams. This 'afternoon Pilot Ellis was to have left for Thayer Lake to pick up Heintzleman and Holbrook and return them here. B - PARIS, June 27—Marrlage will maxe no difference in business plans of the former Lady Doria Hope who re- cently became Mrs. Freddie Childe of London. She in- tends to go right on being director in chief of the sport shop she started here, according to her business manager. The Duke of Newcastle's daughter made her start in the merchandise world be- SEMI-ANNUAL |second picture appearance Oppo- # | site hc: disnngsishcd husband, OWNS MASONIC RELIC hind the counter of a New 10—25—50—Loges 75 cents fQetye Acli who B WAREHOUSE POINT, Conn—A Where she worked for 825 4 SALE ‘Disraeli,” the Warner Brothers and 3 week. Her father owns the l Realism for this scene should be Vitaphone production which comes to the Coliseum Sunday. | Although Mrs. Arliss appeared for Masonic apron worn at the fun- eral of George Washington is own- ed by Mrs. Katherine H. Walker. Brings Four P assengers Here and Has About famous Hope diamond. |credited to C. H. Willut, liquid|some years in nearly all of her 100 Roundtrippers Her great grandfather wore it. R RN R JUNE 27TH TO JULY 4TH Attractions [flame expert, who assisted Bert|pyshand's.stage productions in Eng- | S e —_— ] g;::;gon the director, in technical | With four passerigers for Juncau| URGES RESEARCH MONEY |{ Dime & Dollar Building At Theatres Oné hundred ex-service men, sup- | plied by a veterans’ organization in 'Los Ahgeles, donned the uniforms of German and Scottish soldiers for this war sequence. o | 1 = Wiy | “GIRL OF THE PORT” | AT PALACE TONIGHT ||% Briy pove 1s NOW AT COLISEUM | . S | ‘War in its most fearful aspect.S' is graphically depicted in the open- ing scenes of Radlo Pictures’ “Girl of the Port,” at the Palace tonight. Following the command, “Gott mit uns! Vorwarts!” eight German Billie Dove’s talking fiim' person- ality is as sweet and alluring as her | silent self was—and you know what that means! flammen-werfers in the hands of .eight giant-like soldiers, move for- ‘ward, projecting-a roaring yellow flame over an area 300 feet wide and 35 feet gdeep—shriveling every You'll love her in “The Painted Angel,” now at the Coliseum, as a night- club hostess who sings, dances and charms her way through excit- ing drama and irresistible comedy. ll ’ Bro W-i‘n’:i’ sk o] a few pounds living thing it touches. Heér pep and vitality are amazing, > G ENC Y Two heavy tanks are strapped to|and it gives a new idea of her ver- t t m e Duiléufl xg‘oGT ggybg:gll;l‘ANs A -each soldier's back, one containing jsatility to recall the stately poise a a /] ’, : (W. W. BATCHELLER) and about 100 roundtrippers aboard, the steamer Prince George, Capt. MacLean, #trived in port at 8:45 p.m. Thursddy and sailed for Skaz- way at millhight. It 15 due to return here southbound for Seattle and Vancoudver about Midnight Saturday. Passengers arriving here were: Zena Aldatoff, Mrs. Ella Aldatoff, W. Black and Mrs. Anna Nilson, The new steamer Prince Henry, which goes on the Alaska run early next month had arrived In MINNEAPOLIS—While industry in the United States spends $200,- 000,000 annually in research, culture spends but $40,000,000—"only half enough,” says Dean W. . Coffey of the University of Min- nesota. - Blake Deadman, Hutchinson, Kas, youth, started serving a sen- tence of six months, five hours af- ter he was arrested on charge. a theft agri-, | and Loan Association Is under the supervision of the State of Oregon. Can only loan depositors money ~ on improved real estate, first mortgages and State approved bonds. 6% compounded semiannually on deposits. Start your account with Juneau Representative H. J. Eberhart GASTINEAU HOTEL ‘Vancouver before the Prince George left there, Officers said. She was in dry dock In north Vancouver, land was g@etting conditioned for her: tirst trip to the north. NORTHERN SALES BARGAINS You Cannot ' Afford to MISS Women’s Coats, Suits, Dresses, Millin- { ery, Sweaters, Silk Underwear, Flannel Skirts, Knickers Blouses, etc. AT VERY SHARP REDUCTIONS a gasoline mixture and the other oxygen. Snakes of yellow flame I project from a hose held in the hands of each attacker. she exhibited in other films. An ‘amazing variety of back-. grounds, costumes, pretty girls and E:nforgettable types 9:1‘ " .l)qu\le g__nd THI§ accurate, continuous process— Controlled Roanln; — creates a flavor no otHer BERLIN, Juhe 27.—The punch Is mightier than the sword, asserts I coffee has. Every berry is |the German Sociely for Surgery. 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