The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1930, Page 3

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE: TUESDAY, JULY 1,1930. TONIGHT 7:30-9;30 THESE STARS JOHN BARRYMORE FRANK FAY RICHARD BARTHELMESS BEATRICE LILLIE TED LEWIS ALICE WHITE NICK LUCAS GEORGES CARPENTIER WINNIE LIGHTNER IRENE BORDONI DOLORES COSTELLO GRANT WITHERS LORETTA YOUNG BEN TURPIN LUPINO LANE JACK MULHALL BETTY COMPSON LILA LEE PATSY RUTH MILLER DOUGLAS FAIR- BANKS, JR. LOUISE 'FAZENDA MYRNA LOY MARIAN NIXON SALLY O’NEIL CHESTER MORRIS MONTE BLUE NOAH BEERY LLOYD HAMILTON ALICE DAY VIOLA DANA BERT ROACH H. B. WARNER WILLIAM COURTENAY RIN-TIN-TIN LOIS WILSON ALEXANDER GRAY CHESTER CONKLIN HOBART BOSWORTH LEE MORAN TULLY MARSHALL BULL MONTANA HELENE COSTELLO MOLLY O'DAY MARCELINE DAY WILLIAM COL- LIER, JR. JACQUELINE LOGAN EDNA MURPHY WILLIAM BAKEWELL PAULINE GARON SALLY EILERS SALLY BLANE ALBERTA VAUGHN ARMIDA SHIRLEY MASON CARMEL MYERS MARIAN BYRON JOHNNY ARTHUR SOJIN RUTH CLIFFORD HEINIE CONKLIN ETHYLNE CLAIRE ALBERT GRAND FRANCES LEE GERTRUDE OLMSTEAD ANTHONY BUSHELL ADAMAE VAUGHN ANDERS RANDOLF WHEELER OAKMAN OTTO MATIESEN PHILO McCULLOUGH KALLA PASHA JIMMY CLEMONS E. J. RATCLIFFE SID SILVERS LOLA VENDRILL HARIETTE LAKE WILLIAMS ADAGIO DANCERS WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST COLISEUM - The Super Revue—All Singing--All Dancing All Talking-All Color SHOW SHOW 100 Shows in One 100 1000 Hollywood Beautieé STARS The Show of 1000 Sensations in TECHNICOLOR S PALACE AGAIN TONIGHT : j A SHOW THAT HAS EVERYTHING At Theaires . “SHOW OF SHOWS” IS .,‘ AT COLISEUM TONIGHT | TTRED SO 3 s (2 0 el N Warner Brothers super-revue, “Show of Shows” an all-talking, singing, dancing picture in techni- color, opens at mc Coliseum to- night. i This amazing extravaganza among scores upon scores of other stars includes John Barrymore, Beatrice Lillle, Winnie Lightner, Georges Carpentier, Irene Bordoni, Dolores Costello, Noah Beery, Mar- ian - Nixon, Richard Barthelmess and Betty Compson. There are fover five hundred in the ensemble. There are a dozen star dancing [teams including the famous Adagio iDancers and one hundred and fifty hallelujah negro entertainers. { Songs many modern and melo- [¥dious, have been provided by the TALKING REPORTER The Only News of its Kind Dwarfs every other picture brought to the -.sound sereeny to date FLORENZ 71 GFELI'S ¢ fourteen song-writers of the War- ner staff, all of whom have many popular hits to their credit. Among| the twenty-nine special numbers may be mentioned John Barry- more's scene from “Henry VL.”; the act from the prologue in which H. B. Warner, William Courtenay and Hobart Bosworth take part and the stunning military parade with Monte Blue in command of three hundred beautiful girls. Frank Fay, famous Broadwayite, acts as Master of Ceremonies, intro- ducing many subtle witticisms his own droll manner. The an uproarious pirate numbe the “Skull and Crossbones, includes many of the lovelie: male stars, and a score of the fa- mous “heavies.” Darryl F. Zanuck, supervised the| able direction of John G. Adolfi.| Lou Silvers was musical director. “Show of Shows” is a Cloth of| Gold, a glittering pageant of color and melody which must be scen to be appreciated. — e e Mrs. A R. Duncan and Miss Cor= inne Durican of Juneau, returned pn the'Yukon. They have been Outsiderfor some time. with BEBE DANIELS . . a vocal sensation ' JOHN BOLES . . . screen’s greatest tenor i i : i Bert Wheeler . . . Bobert Woolsey ; Dorothy Lee ., . Don Alvarado @ H and a Thousand Others including troops of glorified dancing girls; the- RKO Symphony orchestra; Pietro Cimini's grand chorus; and Radio’s vast and talented army of supernumeraries MUSIC . . . BEAUTY IN AMAZING DRAMA . . . . LAUGHS . . . ABUNDANCE ] BIG TECHNICOLOR SCENES 10—25—75—Loges $1.00 Wateh For——— . PAUL WHITEMAN'S KING OF JAZZ w . 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