The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1930, Page 3

ROMANCE OF | RIO GRANDE AT COLISEUM Western Out-door Produc- tion Featured—"'Sun- ny Side Up” Tonight “Romance of the Rio Grande” ccmes to the Coliseum tomorrow night. Fox Movietone, with a great cast. The story concerns two cousins, one a half American (Mexican on his mother’s side) and his Mexican | cousin., They are jealous about the vast estate, the property of -their grandfather, and particularly over Mary Duncan. This intriguing beau- 1y, in_the role of Carlotta, is too much for any man to resist. Warner Baxter, as the half caste cousin, wins the affections. of a number of charmers—and, too, by the way he can sing. Antonio Mo- Teno, playing his-first “heavy” role, as Juan, is passionately fond of Carlotta and. proves a brilliant foil for Baxter., This story moves at a brisk pace without a pause from first to last scene. Almost, at the very opening, from the attack by bandits on a construction job, to the fatal strug- gle at_ the end, one has to hold one’s breath, so gripping is the ac- tion. In support of the three featured stars are Robert Edeson gnd Mona Maris. “Sunny Side Up,” by special re- quest is again the attraction at the Coliseum tonight for the fifth night. [ Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell | have the leading .role in this fast moving musical comedy talkie. — e ¥ & WELCOME To #he boys on the H. M. 5. “Daungless.” A special dance with refresiiments will be given for them in . the Clarence Boarding House Mondgy night, Aug. 4th. Opposite Palaces Theatre. It is a singing and talking | . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1930. *This Thing Called Love,” | is at the Douglas Coliseum for the g Sunday feature. This a splendid all-ta according to Harrison New York) the sound production is excellent. heroine, this city. They left rengon in the new g, Pat Rer , mechan- | in Ketchikar fternoon. From Ket and Mrs. Meyring we ineau evening by | Douglas Catholic Church DOUGLAS St. Luke’s Episcopal Church ning and Sermon--! 0 o'clock. Prayer brou " {the Mey | mec Con:regat;a;\nl Communi‘y Church CAPT. MOORE, OF DAUNTLE! comes to New Yorl a IS GUEST OF CITY COUNCIL |ness deal. The beautiful d: i s business friend attrac Representing the town of Doug- tention. The hero felic: las, Mayor L. W. Kilburn assisted |his friend for the happy by several of the Councilmen and!leads at home. The friend i city officials entertained Capt. H.|him out to dinner; the latte R. Moore, D. S. O. commanding |cepts. But the hero soon finds out officer of H. M. S. Dauntless, yes-|that what appears to-him as terday afternoon. The Captain was|happy home is really a home nf met at City Wharf and escorted | quarrels, thanks to his friend’s wife; to Mayor Kilburn's residence where |& sort of hysterical woman. But he was entertained for a brief |hero does not mind it; he pro- visit. Mesdames L. W. Kilburn, F.|Poseés to the heroine just the same. A J. Gallwas and F. H. Pearce as- |Although she wanted to accept his sisted in the entertaining. proposal, yet she, ng how un- —————— happy her parer X an(l f DOUGLAS CANNERY HAS lesti“she 1ind things n UNUSUALLY - BUSY WEEK |2fter" thelr ma REV. PHILLIF E. BAUER. 10:30 a. m.—Sunday School. | Regular preaching service ll 30 a. m. MANANDWUMAN’I_; FLY HERE IN DAY/ FROM SEATTLE: - Gockoial BGE thb i Planes Are Changed atKet- ion and take them to put | ‘The heroine eventually Ch!l\un— N(’W Au‘craf! oft Ki :m(;. ‘XV “vh,‘,ll.lc by l“l;,“ vith th derstanding thaf they | : | psi s} g y with the understanding tr [ for Juncau at caring | John al- h Sa stent The week just ending has with- it fout doubt been the busiest one for the Douglas Island Packing Com- pany, since its organization. With large arrivals of fish nearly every day, the cannery has been operat- ing almost continually day zmd) night and much overti in future. are to be married only as a busi- | ception of & new style i ness proposition, and that if eit ‘“C‘ ’PM“N{)HW s fu found someone else to love, the vns. b e Aitke R THS other was to give him or her "1 now. al £t is orange, divorce. Soon they find out, how- s ‘ K Amm‘m" st g me is ayail- |€Ver. that it is better for them to|T'\0 B0 M;‘, ; "F“]" 0 act as A th Ibe- married in fact even though| pilot for the Alaska Wash- engaged in fish able for the crew. they may have a quarrel now and | ington Airways here, and Mrs. E. l cannery patrol duty to- The Volunteer arrived this morn- Ithen 9 ing, wife of Lieutenant the New England ing with about 12,000 salmen and regular pilot for the Air- and the Peril St the Virginia brought in a sxmnar During the week, 1,900 cases wero (DOUGLAS) ns made ttle T\\'o persc ht from B an airplane { to Ketchikan Cl Wing, iMq\ Ting, Comp: shipped south and about 2,000 cases were ready for the Alaska, duc: g to call here this afternoon. The C' i Northwestern is due in from thel wrcn South Sunday with empty cans for | . Services the cannery. CEPe s e LEAVING ON ALASKA NDAY NIGHT Noticee for this cnaren column sic— A ol it o i woskr St Wik et oy o e 1l Music—All Talking—and All Comedy her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rob"r!.‘not later than 10 o'clock Saturday | Bonner, Mrs. CIGLL’(‘HC( Johnson and ; jmorning to guaranteq change of | Packing her daughter Dorothy, are lnavm"l on the Alaska today for their home} iny Seamc ] e — i “THIS TlllNG CALLED LOVE,” I AT DOUGLAS COLISEUM ‘With Edmund Lowe as the her sermon topics, ete Ity Douglas Presbyterian Nativa | Mission A 2 Sunday aiternoon the Rev. Phxl: lip Bauer, Pastor of the Commun- ty Church will conduct the wor- p services for the Native Church “This Thing Called Love” with EDMUND LOWE and CONSTANCE BENNETT A Comedy Drama Full of Pep with Vitaphone Acts and Sound News Company. It was scheduled o return tq its hangar here latc his afternoon. ] —— g i DOORS and WINDOW S o $ g o FIR VENEER S SR ko | We Carry a Good Assortment of Sizes and has been attending the Cornish | Invite ln,],p(-tin“ hool in Seattle for Several LAMINEX DOORS—Guaranteed not to d is one of the recognized t of that school, ot i : L Shrink, Swell or Warp morning aboard the | Aleutian for Juneau on Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. PHONE 358 QUALITY and SERVICE STATIONERY, OFFICE EQUIPMENT, Typewriter Supplies and Commercial Printing Exclusive Dealers Underwaod /Lypewriters Geo. M. Simpkins MISS | | > | Ola papers ro sale at The Em- SMOCKS Flowered Crash and Sateens $2.50 Nurse and W aitress Uniforms White or Colored Also Color Combinations $2.50 and Look atYour Shoes (R TES RUBBER) BOOTS and ZIPPERS' RE-SOLED and HEELED WORK GUARANTEED Out of town patrons given: prompt uttcnt_i(m by mail. BILL’S SHOE SHOP Opposite Britt’s, Seward Street P. O. Box 1275 Juneau, Alaska - and COnstance Benncn as the;in their school room, 3 p. m. ——'adv.;‘ MRS. H. F. FOSTER, SUNDAY~MONDAY SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SUNDAY—MONDAY TWO--SHOWS--TWO 7:30 and 9:30 WHERE SOUND S()UNDS BEST — COLISEUM - THE DREAMY RIO GRANDE COUNTRY WHERE TEMPE "[UT()U > LOVERS AND LONELY SENORITAS KNOW Remember “Old Arizona”? And How! This Is Better THEME SONGS YOU'LL HEAR--- “Ride On Yaqhero”‘ “You'll Find Your Answer in My Eyes" VITAPHONE ACTS FOX MOVIETONE NEWS SOO‘\‘--SOO\I SOON The Greatest of Great Pictures C“WINGS”’ YOUR LAST CHAI\CE HOW TO MAKE LLOVE One Woman Had Him Another Wanted Him --and-- Still Another Loved Him THAT MEANS-- Sizzling I’assion‘s Seasoned with Sparkling ¢ Love Mofilents VITAPHONE ACTS PATHE AUDIO REVIEW SOO\--SOON-SOON “INTERFERENCE” b YOUR LAST CHANCE “SUNNY SIDE UP" NOTE---On account of the numerous requests “SUNNY SIDE UP” is being held over TONIGHT ONLY i vl o nal s s