The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 28, 1930, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENT ——PRESENTING - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, JULY 28, 1930. 2 BIG DOUBLE BILL 215 HOURS STAGE AND SCREEN CARNEY AND SAVILLE A BIG STAGE REVUE PLUS PEP AND PERSONALITY—AN SONGS—DANCES-—LAUGHS 'ERT I AGAII WANT TO SEE Vaudeville Starts Promptly at 9:15 P. M. ON THE SCREEN— RL DANE and GEORGE K. METROTONE NEWS rotherly Love Not since ““Rookies” have Dane AINMENT YOU WILL RTHUR in MANY FLIGHTS SITKA, TAKU | Auwa}s hxpect to Have | Another New Plane in E Seattle Today | 3 The Sitka lert here yesterday at 4 am. and returned at 10 a.m. with that enjoyed good Lake. Members were Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Keith man Holbrook. Late yesterday forenoon, the Sit- ka took Capt. M. J. Conner of the Federal Bureau of Fisheries on a patrol of fishery areas. It was oc- cupied in this service yesterday afternoon Goes to Ketchikan Then, after having returned here, the seaplane, with Pilot Gene Mey- ring and Mechanic Frank Hatcher, went to Funter Bay to pick up Gilbert W. Skinner, president of the Alaska Pacific S tion, and his party for a flight to Ketchikan by way of Waterfall. Has ‘Wildes An\l \\ manh was aboard, ch the steamship Prince Ketchikan and to proceed to Vancouver, B. C. on her Sitka is scheduled to return here this afternoon. The seaplane Taku, with Pilot EFckmann and Mechanic Chandler Hicks, and having as passengers Miss Fay Banty of New Orleans and Clayton Scott, pilot of the Gorst Air Transport Company, went yes- terday forenoon to Port Althorp, where Mr. and Mrs. Skinner board- ed the plane. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner were taken to Funter Bay and Miss Banty and Mr. Scott were brought back here yesterday after- noon. Fishing Is Enjoyed The Taku at 5 o'clock last cve- ning with Dr. W. W. Council, John H. Mulkey and Miss Winifred Carl- son as passengers, few to Funter Bay where Mrs. Skinner and John Gilbert of the Alaska Pacific Sal- mon Corporation were picked up and the entire party flew to Lake athleen. There fishing was en- ed. The plane last evening re- turned Mrs. Skinner and Mr. Gil- bert to Funter Bay and then came back here with Doctor Council, Mr. Mulkey and Miss Carlson. The Taku this morning, with Pilot Robert E. Ellis ahd Mechanic Frank Hatcher, and carrying W. H. Gan- net, a newspaperman from Maing BREUER LEAVES until latc( mn L almon Corpora- | Lrif On this flight, Airplane Pilot Anscel| intending | The | - UANDINSTALLS | ) in good old picnic fashion | | vited to the picnic and enjoy ! | . ST \RT[N(‘, STARTING | ARE MADE IN the Those who cannot spend NEw F R I s I DAIRE h L ’ ;vv y at the picnic are urged OF LARGE SIZE Improvement Represents Outlay of. $2,000 to Restaurant Owners LAST TIMES TONIGHT——7:30 and 9:30 ALL TALKIN ALL COMEDY “This Thing Called Love” | ; with Edmund Lowe and Constance Bennett [ VITAPHONE ACTS PATHE REVIEW FOX MOVIETONEWS Coming—“Romance of the Rio Grande” “Sunny Side Up” the aft 4 and 6 o'clock. ernoon Installation of a Frigidaire sys- em is in progress in the U and and when it is ready it wm l)e me largest freez- | FOR EXTENSIVE Will Visit School Centers|celled tn size only by’ one’other se ‘| restaurant, |for use, Jing and and S |of equipment of its kind in this | of West, Interior and {ity, that of, CEAREIICEEr, gro- | erm—d e e e e Northern Areas |cers. The improvemént will repre- || £ To visit SihobE. damless. de. weats|Besul dind B TE. proprie- | | interior and northern Alaska,|tors of the eating establishment. |y On all Fur Repairing, Cleaning ‘and Remudeflng for W. Breuer, Commissioner of | Two Frigidaire Rooms I TWO WEEKS ONLY W left here yesterday| The Frigiaire system will func-|) § a trip that will occupy almost|tion in two rooms. Ome of these | Manufactured garments at a big special for limited ummer and take him south-|the cooling room, will be 6 feet|} time. west to the Alaska Peninsula, norzh‘i\'\ldu 7 feet long and 10 feet ¥ ) g east to Circle and as far northwest |and its temperature will be equiva- |} A MAI ACKY Nome. It will be the longest lent to that obtained from the melt- | § . 4. ‘ has made since taking of- ‘m;z of 400 pounds of ice a day. Iluv‘: Goldstein Building—Entrance through Arnold’s fice a year ago, and bring him into |other room, fleezing compart- | } Bootery A 3 contact with school boards. teach- ment, will be 3 feet wide, 7 feet || o ers and citizens in a maj of |long and 10 feet high. Its tempera-| " e SIS | ity an towns and settlements hav- schools. The Commissioner left on the steamer Alaska for Seward and will make brief stops enroute. At Sew- ard he expects to take and Admiral| Line steamer and visit Kodiak Is- land schools and some of the Alas- ka Peninsula points, returning via Cook Inlet and Kenai Peninsula. After covering Alaska Railroad | towns from Seward to Fairbanks, he will go to Circle to connect with a river steamer and yisit along the Yukon River to its mouth, crossing from St. Michael to Nome. If time permits, the Commissioner hopes to visit a number of schools on Seward Peninsula. Ala; ture will be representative of the melting of 800 pounds of ice a day Reduction of temperatures and its maintenance at desired degrees are cffected by coils and compressor. The compressor is a one-horse | power machine. Made in Special Order ‘The improvement was designed LucAL SKETG to meet the particular needs of the restaurant and the compartments | were made on order by the Com-| mercial Refrigeration Company of | “Sketching Alaska” ‘San Francisco, and shipped here in|delightful experience, one worthy knocked-down fashion. ‘t'ne cooling|of repetition at some future date, and frepzing equipment is slnn(urd". the opinion of Miss Amanda Frigidaire. acobson, San Bernadino, Calif., ar- Bernard Christiansen of the Se- who has been visiting herg attle branch of the Frigidaire Com- !since early last week. She is com- brush and canvas many scenes typical of the northland. “It has been a delightful exper- ience that I shall always remem- ber with pleasure. My only reget ' ¢ that there has not been more sunshine so I could do more sketch- ing,” Miss Jacobson said. She went north about 30 days ago, visiting Skagway, Whitehorse, Dawson, and from there downriver to Tanana and to Fairbanks, After several days there she came back ' te the coast, She arrived here last Tuesday and left here today for Sitka to spend a few days. From there she will go to Seattle ' ond ‘thence to the Canadian Rock- ies, spending sometime at Jasper SAN BERNADINO ARTIST MAKING has been a Mr. Breuer will study conditions |{pany, is installing the impr: pleting a leisurely jaunt through |y : ) BT 1 ational Parl over the various sections, confer|ment. Tt will be in operation in a|the Territory during which she has|gne wij re;:r:n":“;e?zlxfi“mmfi with school boards, and teachers|few days. found enjoyment. ir depicting with | home early next Fall wherever 'possible, and patrons of the schools relative to their prob- lems. He is making the survey to be able to report actual conditions | to the Legislature when it meets next spnng PR S AL AIRI‘ORT FOR VALBUENA MEXICO CITY.—Work is being | rushed on the civil airport at Val- buena with a view to completing 1t by September 16, the annivi of Mexican independence. The air- port will be utilized by lines con- necting the United States and Cen- ) ral and South American points. L L T e L L L LT i TR ‘ g CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 The Home of Better Groceries AERHNBRLNUIL ""_'""',"L'!"!,'!""',““ MBI ‘L“"!'“““““““"é PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” < Mrs. Ellis, and Larry Parks, Juneiu representative of the Alaska’ Wash- ington Airw started for ;Cor- dova. Foggy weather some distance from here, caused the plane to re- turn to this city. Another New Plane Continuing its policy of expansion. a new ship was due to have been delivered to the Alaska Washington Airways today at Seattle. It is a sister ship to the Sitka and is named Petersburg. It will for the present go into service on the and Arthur had such a wow! Gags —gags—gags—all new and original, OUR GANG all guaranteed to make you laugh ' till you cry. COMEDY The boys get into the peniten- 3 tiary, make its football team, fall for the same girl—you must see it to believe how really funny it is! Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle route under a Canadian license. The Fairchilds plane now ated over that route may be sent north to Prince Rupert, it was a nounced by Mr. Eckmann on ! arrival here Saturday with the oper- Attractions At Theatres ‘THIS THING CALLED « LOVE” IS AT COLISEUM the situations as well as good acting of Edmund Lowe, the hero, and Constance Bennett, the | heroine. The plot has been taken from Edwin Burke’s successful stage play of the same name. Paul Stein di- rected it well. Rosco Karns, Carme- iita Geraghty, John Roche, Ruth Taylor, and others are in the cast. ‘The sound reproduction is excellent. o | o . A‘rattung good comedy is on R:l‘?::];:s fi’;i‘;";";‘(‘)‘:&_"“_r tonight for the last two times at| o LAC a0 the iColiseum. “This' Thing Called | Lové” is the name of the feature andgit {s high comedy. THe idea conveyed by the story | is that as soon as married people allow love to enter, they allow to{ cnté‘ also unhappiness, because | quagrels, recrimination, intolerance and] the like are the results o(\ jealousy, the product of love. Al- | though there is a certain truth in thisy the action fails to create any | extmpordinary impression on thc‘ spectator, although it amuses him | on «the whole. The picture’ has beeh directed and acted very well, indged. The comedy is caused by Carney and Saville are opening at the Palace Theatre tonight with their Revue extravaganza. Mr. Carney is internationally fa- mous for his tap dancing, having | appeared in many of the leading | theatres of Europe as well as the United States, and has just closed |an engagement with Fanchon and | | Marco. Charles Blarosky is a Russian dancer, late of the Orpheum ecir- cuit, and will appear in many of his specialty numbers. * The Roscella Sisters, who scored such a hit at the Paramount the- by the ! ater in Seattle recently, are fea- turing many of their character and tap numbers. Peggy Anne, the Irish colleen, will step to Irish music. The opening number tonight fea- tures Miss Saville, well known | musical comedy star, in “Beautiful Lady,” from the operetta “Pink| Lady. The costumes in this num- ber are copied from the original. Miss Saville has an unusual lyric | soprano voice and it will be a rare treat to hear this singer in many of her beautiful songs. During their stay in Juneau this Revue will feature many of the latest song and dance hits from the leading pictures. On the screen will be “Brother- |1y Love,” a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer | George K. Arthur. —————— NAME G OAT SUN YAT-SEN SHANGHAL—China’s newest gun |boat has been designated the Sun | of the republic. It is hoped to have the craft ready for launching on November 12, Dr. Sun’s birthdsy. feature starring Karl Dane and| [Yat -Sen in honor of the founder‘ Sitka. This will put aircraft op- erated by the company in port§ from Cordova south through South+ east Alaska and British Columbia, to Seattle. PANIC DURING " RACING EVENT MONTREAL, July 28. — Twen Ipersons were injured, three |ously, when a section of seats 2 )the Montreal Baseball Stadium col- |lapsed at_the Montreal Basel Stadium, collapsed at the finis! |the International 500 mile |race. | Persons, standing on the {bench of the row of bleacher toppled on the spectators bel and a panic followed among 'i¢ crowd of 18,000, LUTHERANS HAVE PICNIC TOMORROW Ald top seats W The Sunday School, Ladies and Missionary Societies of Resurrection Lutheran Church will hold a picnic tomorrow at Thuin Cars will leave from the Luther:n Church at 10 a.m. There will |swimming, fishing, baseball gan races, prizes and plenty to cal fo rall. Each person is asked ' take his o r own iunch, cup and spoon. The lunches will be p THE SANITARY GROCERY T o e e L T e SIGNAL (‘ORILS, UNITED STATES ARMY { WASHINGTON-ALASKA MILITARY CABLE AND TELEGRAPH SYSTEM ; TELEGRAM RECEIVED at / 164K W 50 NL 4 EXA WU SEATTLE JULY 25 1930 4 J J CONNORS DONT FONE CONNORS MOTOR CO JUNEAU .. AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE ALREADY PLACED BONAFIDE ORDERS FOR SEVEN THOUSAND BUICK EIGHTS TOTALLING TEN MILLION DOLLARS STOP NOT A SINGLE PURCHASER HAS SEEN NEW FEIGHTS BUT THEY BOUGHT BASED ON CONFIDENCE THAT BUICK CONSISTENTLY BUILDS GREAT CARS STOP ANOTHER RECORD YEAR FOR BUICK AHEAD BEST WISHES BUICK MOTOR CO C W CHURCHILL SALES MANAGER FLINT MICHIGAN 510P ' ‘Ninth Annual | ' Southeastern Alaska Fai air | Juneau, Alaska September3 4,5 and 6th ] FOR INFORMATION REGARDING EXHIBITS WRITE R. B. MARTIN, MANAGER OR PULLEN, SECRETARY E ToMORROW —~ CO “SUNN ISEUM — ToOMORROW 1D p®