The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1930, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930 PACKED TO THE DOOR WITH Palace TIRE CHANGE TONIGHT alace TIRE CHANGE TONIGHT An All Talking Comedy -’ \@ PHOTOPHON LAUGHS AND THRILLS “Dear Slayer” A\PHOTOPHONE TOUND (OUIEMINT, TALKING REPORTER No Sir! Not even in your wildest nightmare! Because there’s nothing funny about a nightmare and there is about “The House of Hor- ror.” Fun and fantasy and plenty of both! D CAR A PICTURE FULL OF LAUGHS AND THRILLS—— —NOTHING BUT F Rafters of Roars of a Cornerstone of Comedy with LOUISE FAZENDA CHESTER CONKLIN and THELMA TODD WATCH FOR THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL “BROADW 10, 25, 50, Loges 75c Glenn Tryon, Evelyn. Brent ar Myrna Keneday are featured in t cast It is an elaborate talkir singing and musical picture wi an intense drama of the ung las many. chorus girls for the eve- Ining, but are compelled to call the party off for lack of funds. To Attractions “get money they agree to instruct {three married women in the latest|e: At Theatres Varsity Drag.<YWhy Leave Home” has its first showing tonight at the Coliseum. “HOE'SE OF HORRORS” “technique” of danci) and kin- .l it 2 AT PALACE TONIGHT |dred entertainment. ~ The hus- bands of the women are supposed |to be off on a hunting trip, but in| reality are “stepping out” with the/ ithree chorus girls. ‘The boys and the women also de- — _ § |cide to go to the same roadhouse i musical numbers, a rapid{fcr the evening, and as it is a €0S<|paq given her the central role in| fire musical comedy that keeps the |tume and masquerade affair, the| K . | o |another even more eerie thr E ence in constant laughter, a | various participants fail to TeCOR- |«The House of Horror,” which i new dance that promises to outdo | nize one another, But later a small{¢, 1 ad the bill the Palace the varsity drag in popularity, and|riot ensues and comic situations|mye.ire starting tonight. 1 a lar cast are some of the fea-|coming thick and fast up t0" the| Ghester Conklin shares comedy tures of “Why Leave Home?” the|whirlwind finish. honors with Miss Fazenda in this all l_alkmg, dancing Fovx Movietone | Directed by Raymond Cannon.‘:p,cmw Thelma Todd and James musical comedy version = of the | {“Wny Leave Home?” has g00d|porq are paired in a novel love! ncted stage success, “Cradle Snatch-|claim to be one of the funniest story, and grotesque mystery ch: 18" | i | g L {and most entertaining of talkies t0 | ,cter’ roles are played by William | The cast is headed by Walter|date. Walter Catlett, musical M e Catlett, Sue Carol and N 5 A V. Mong, Emile Chautard, William S e Vick Stuart,|comedy star who wrote the dialog,|orlamond, Dale Fuller, Tenen Holtz | among the supporting players{aiso plays the male lead. and other eminent artists. b are David Rollins, Richard Keene,| /The “Boom Boom” dance, a 3 1 e H Dixie Lee, Jean Barry, Jed Pre £ Benjgmin Christensen, who di-|g iy c;vv: (021 X nr{;. ‘(1‘( Pw?”." catchy ballroom st,ep Flmt is js“”p,“_,rectcd The House of Horr also| o e D‘lwwy‘ aura Hamilton, Cor-|nig the country, originated in this|,qapteq it to the sereen from the | o i and nm,l Farley. . dgilcture. Dance {eachers Prophesy|ngrrative of @ real-life affair, sold (o s col eus Y"\{L hs “date up”|for it a popularity greater than the i, tno fiim company by an author| 2 who conceals his identity behind a | pseudonym. | ‘This story of mystery, so mysteri- ous even in its origin, concer huge blue diamond, a strange tablishment called “The Curios Shop,” to conceal its real nature, .“"d grotesque human beings. and hootlegging. ° Louise Fazenda, for years the pre- | miere comedienne of the screen, has{ suddenly found a new niche for {herself. Her great success in a gripping mystery special, “The Terror,” The famous Cocoanut Grove, C che a of Los Ange under t direction of Gus Arnheim, supp! the music for the night ciub sce: including both the singing and dancing numbe! Howard Jac on made the score and arral ment. This mu wonderfu reproduced via tone. A the dramatip dialogue of p cleverly adapted b Edward Lowe, Jr, the scenarist, is exc tionally COMEDY 1S ! TURE AT COLISEUM [ is well handled throughe the picture by the principals other members of the tast. S e SON TEACH! POLICE FATHER, CHIEF, TO FLY EL PASO, Tex., Jul —In the matter of flying El Paso father has be taught a few things by son. Not until he had ma his first solo flight did Law- rence T, Robey, El Paso chief of police, allow it to known that he was learnir to fly under the instru of his son, Clarence. Now Robey is preparing for a license examination, El Paso is claiming the flying chief of police in southwest. s a o5- DANCE AT MOOSE HALL TONIGHT “BROADWAY” SOON COMING TO PALACE ——e ‘The super-screen version of the celebrated ~ Philip Dunning-George ' Abbott stage success “Broadway,” i to come to the Palace Theatre soon. Music by the Serenaders world of hijackers, night club/lif aud o ‘e 3 Y PRETTIES — HOUNDED HUBBIES ' Than the Stage Play—and Hotter, too! Bigger and Better Divected by RAYMOND CANNOI »asons for Mirth Three lovely chorus girls romping merrily with three ‘escaped” husbands while their wives ste out with three snappy college lads ON TONIGHT AND THURSDAY COLISEUM (WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST) 100 Per Cent*Talkie, Singing, Dancing—Also an All-Talkie Comedy, Vitaphone Acts and Paramount News HE AT 1 | DATE OF $1. LOUiS OF MOVED 3 SEN: lquota to juvenile misbehavior mm] 5 MBER |is noticeably emotionally stable,” R M Bl . "\] Y {she says. “It is hard, however, lur! omance ay 0SSOI 1IN (Y. K. With the I'such a child to find playmates who | > »” ] the St.|are conge 2 nament i tal inter 1 ptember |special problem because the ST. EOUIS, changed th Louis $10,000 ope to be 20, and 21 The meet, originally set for 3, and 4, was shifted to ¢ conflict with other {/because: it was thought many of the eading; golfers of ¢ tion will | AERONAUTICAL PIONEER have ended their vacations by the ; latter date. are is have id |5ex. 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