The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA E | 2 20 DR Y STARTING TOMOR- ROW Nation’s Idol on the Air— World's Idol on the Talking Screen RUDY VALLEE and his CONNECTICUT YANKEES in “THE VAGABOND LOVER” A SPECTACLE OF GAY SONG AND LAVISH COLOR TUND ————TONIGHT—LAST TIMES— “BROADWAY” 10—25—75—Loges $1.00 MUSIC MIRTH MUSIC MIRTH FUN STARTING TOMOR- ROW PHOTOPHONE | P — Attractions | At Theatres l o o IE LIGHTNER IS COLISEUM TONIGHY What happens to girls who can't| |say “No?” { This interesting question is an-| swered in the Warner Bros. and| Vitaphone production which come:‘: to the Coliseum tonight, with the| sious Winnie Lightner in the| g role of “She Couldn't Say| This is a musical comedy. Winnie is one of those obliging who find themselves unabl Juest, but before the i its course she has oc- on to wonder whether or mot s the best policy after all | dramatic production has a ound of theatre and night| and presents a new variation | e love triangle in these in- is featured with “She Couldn't supporting cast | Johnny Ar- Mars . The pic- ed by Lloyd Bacon, the director of Al Jol-| n productions. includes | thur and When tempted to over-induige "Reach for a Lucky instead’’ “Coming ovents - cast their shadows before” Bemoderate—bemoderateinallthings,eveninsmok- ing. Avoid that future shadow® by avoiding over- indulgence, if you would maintain that modern, ever-youthful figure, “Reach for a Lucky instead.” Lucky Strike, the finest Cig- arette you ever smoked, made ofthe finest tobacco—The Cream of the Crop—”IT'S TOASTED.” " Lucky Strike has an extra, se- cret heating process. 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WHERE SOUND COLISEUM STARTING TONIGHT NGING, MUSICAL DRAMA THAT ACHIEVES THE HEIGHTS OF COMEDY A TALKING, HEAR and SEE “WINNIE” Sing A Darn Fool Woman “Like Me” 1C A “Watching My Dreams Go By” VITAPHONE COMEDY e 'Cottlon? [ S T“BROADWAY” IS NOW ! SHOWING, PALACE —————————a ‘. The most remarkable thing about | “Broadway,” the all talking picture now being shown at the Palacel | Theatre, is its tempo. Paul Fejos, the director, and Carl Laemmle, Jr,, the associate producer, re- sponsible for the translation of the famous stage play to the screen, have so handled the filmi as to get, not only the staccato tempo of the play, a feat unusual in mo-{ tion pictures, but a movement of the story and plot that correctly interprets the hectic, rapid, neurotic vspirit of Broadway itself. { VAR ST | RUDY VALLEE IS :1 COMING TO PALACE ° . Starting tomorrow night, the Pal- lace will present as the feature pro- duction, “The Vagabond Lover,” starring Rudy Vallee and his Con- inecticut Yankees. Radio listeners will meet their idol in a spectacle, of gay song and lavish c production presenting, with de dramatic pomp, this minstrel Juan. Radio Pictures has spared neith- er time nor money to make this one of the outstanding productions in their year's output, and Juneau picture fans will have an oppor- tunity to enjoy an evening filled with real music, singing and danc- ing. rved Don e |daughter, Mrs, Ludwig Nelson ani her three daughters with him to | |spend the summer on his home- stead at that place. 1 | | i JUDGE EWALD HAS RESIGNED Fifth Official of N. Y. City,! Under Fire During Past Ten Months, Quits NEW YORK CITY, N. Y., July 15.—Magistrate Ewald, under in-| dictment for mail fraud, has re-| signed. He is the fourth judge and | the fifth official of Netv York City | to resign or be removed under 1)!01 during the past 10 months. Judge Ewald, his brother, and four officers of a mine company are ' charged with fraudulent practices in the sale of company stock. | — - PACIFIC CHANGES TIME The motorship Pacific, on the Juneau-Petersburg and way-port route, has changed the sailing time. | Instead of leaving at 10 o'clock. on Wednesday, the motorship will |3 hereafter sail at 10 o'clock Thurs- | day mornings. ARMORED TRUCK ROBBED IN N. Y. {Forced to C_ut-'—b, Four Men Stage Hold-up—Escape with Cash and Checks NEW YORK, July 15.—Forcing an armored truck to the curb at a crowded street intersection down- town in Brooklyn, four men in a touring car, held-up the messen- ger and driver and escaped with $18,000 in cash and $5,000 in checks. 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