The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 7, 1931, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1931. LU DT T T T T T LU UL T LTS Capitol SUNDAY AND MONDAY Two Shows—7:30 and 9:30 Bounding ‘Cuckoos’ Are Loose Again! GENERAL GLOOM SURRENDERS AS RIOTOUS NIT-WITS DROP BOMB- SHELLS OF JOY IN LAUGHING GAS ATTACK! 5 MUSICAL SHOW “Aviatrix _[TWO NIT - WITS ' UpinS E BEGHSSINDAY | Uik, T0 B SEEN IN AT Gm'l;milzum Nichols Sets Recordchplml'_SUNDAY : for Women—Altitude |Wheeler and Woolsey i » s g s y in ?l;g)rl?orlr;o\j/l—ywllinl%le (]:(())}?:S e ppi “Half Shot” to Follow S dones’ T4 Sohted e, JREOTE 0T, et 1| ‘Ship from Shanghai’ 0ls, of New York, holder of the‘. v trgnscontinental speed records, ¥eS-i Wwith the “Ship From Shanghai’ Thote¥tho have applauded the t9FdAY set an unofficial altiftude|showing for the last times tonight | dance routines in the ysuccessful | [0rd for women. ~The alimeter|a: the Capitol theatre, “Half Shot musical comedy Vitaphone hit,'olf. her munc_pl:mc showed she &t-|at Sunrise” will be presemed at “Gold Diggers of Broaday” wil | teined & height of 32050 feet. |tomorrow afternoon’s matinee at pave an opportunity to jUd#e again At i = |the popular playhouse and will be of the graceful expertness of a and also appeared as the featured [Tepeated tomorrow and Monday Hollywood chorus when Warner blayer in “Gay Paree.” {nights. Bros. production “Hold Everything”| No¥ she duplicates her stage ap-| The bounding nit-wits, Bert goes on view at the Coliseum the- Pearances in “Hold Everything.” It Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, out- ater tomorrow night. “Little John- 1S an uproarious musical comedy. |fitted with a set of brand new ny Jones” will b2 shown tonight Besides Georges Carpentier, Joe EI and tearing around at a wild only at the Coliseum. |Brown, Larry McGrath and Win-|Dace, star in this feature comedy- In “Hold Everything," the dance Die Lightner, the cast includes|Lowl = presentation as in the “Gold Dig- Sally O'Neil, Edmund Breese, Bert| Comedians Don Khaki gers” is the work of Larry Ceballos, Reach, Dorothy Revier, Jack Curtis,| These favorite fun makers of the a young South American who has Tony Stabenau, Lew Harvey andtalkies are seen as doughboys A. W. become one of the best known im- James Quinn. ' O. L. in Paris where they pe: provisers of encembles and ballets ! ence the most hilarious events n the United States. | The new wartime comedy brings Oebllon: himselt . AdvhAdes thc‘CHURCH COLLEGES an unusually fine cast in support | somewhat revolutionizing theory| FAVOR]NG BAN fOR \uf_tlw '('”"“-5'. Dosolly Les. d’mfn'i that at the present time the best| SPR.ING TR '3 )uuve comedienne cuts capers with | chorus talent is obtainable not on | 1x Am Wheeler and Weolsey. Hugh Trevor Broadway but in Hollywood, duc| s and Roberta Robinson carry the | to the fact that aspiring beginners| LEXINGTON, March 7.—Abolish- |romantic theme. Leni Stengel and|= as well as trained experts of the MeNt of spring and early fall foot-(Edna May Oliver are scen in com-|= = = UL T T FEY dance feel that the West Coast Pall practice, and a readjustmentedy roles. with its many studios working 12,0f coaches salaries in line with Sloane Directs months in the year offers better {aculty salaries are favored by the| Paul Sloane handled the moga- opportunities than New York with United Faculties of Four Church}phonc for Wheeler and Woolsey in its eight month entertainment sea- coliezes of central Kentucky. |“Half Shot.” Harry Tierney has | son. J Resolutions concerning college|written a number of catchy new | | Carpentier in Cast isports were adopted by the organi- |songs which already have achieved Georges Carpentier plays one of 2ation at a meeting attended by |nation-wide popularity. Anne Cald- the principal roles in “Hold Every- |Yepresentatives of Transylvania col-|well collaborated on the lyrics. ‘thlng." The arena construct f;n.‘lo;:c, Centre college, Georgetown| The production has been made|= the scenes of this big figl ost | college and Kentucky Wesleyan col- on a lavish scale. Although the (== filled one of the great sound-proof 3. All four institutions are!comedy predominates throughout|= stages at the Warner studio. Eight members of the S. I. A. A. the show, a tender romance ms;§ hundred extra players formed the The resolution noted “with the been woven into the story. Grand | audience and for several days they rcatest interest and approval the !scale scenic effects form a brilliant | were paid for watching “Gorgeous diminishing emphasis on college 'background for the picture. | Georges” demonstrate his fistic skill f07tball. and the increasing recog-| The featured added attraction on against Tony Stabenau. nition of the principle that all col-|the program beginning at tomor- As a preliminary to the main!l8€ £ports are to be supported only |row afternoon’s matinee will be an event Joe E. Brown, the noted &S they administer to the well-bzing all-talking Hal Roach comedy, “The comedian who comprises one of the ©f the students.” 1 al McCoy,” starring Charles| all-star cast of “Hold Everything,” 0 T P N i Chase. engages in a hilarious comedy bat-| NO PARKING Charlic says a man snould eat tle with one Kid Fracus, played by | to suit himself and dress to suit| the well-known boxer and referee,| Forty minute parking rules will|{his girl: He proves that his theory | Larry McGrath. The announcer for be strictly enforced in front of the is correct in “The Real McCo these events is Dan Tcbey, one of Capitol Building between the hours Charlie loves a mountain girl, and the best known ofifcials connected!of 8 am. and 6 pm. on the North|dons a Daniel Boone costume in or- with American boxing. |side of the street only. ABSO- der to win her favor. Thelma Todd | Winnie Lightner Stars | LUTELY no parking on South side is the girl. As a musical comedy star, Win- of street at any time. Same regu-} In addition to the feature pic- nie Lightner has long been a famil- | lations as now apply on Front;ture “The Ship From Shnnkhnl.'} iar figure, singing one of her rol- Street will govern with exception|tonight the attractions are Stan| icking blues songs before a pranc- | that on Sundays and holidays no|Laurell and Oliver Hardy in “The | ing line of beautiful chorus girls.|time limit will be set for parking.|Laurell and Hardy Murder Case,” a For three years she w. stars of George White i o \“&\s“ o ¥ o W (D oS A9 W o “e\\i 00 4 adv. Chief of Police. !R“"‘l' with DOROTHY LEE and a regiment of beauties Directed by PAUL, SLOANE SHHHInnn [T R CHAS. CHASE in “REAL McCOY” R LAST TIME TONIGHT “SHIP. FROM SHANGHAI” “Laurel and Hardy Murder Case” Mickey Mouse Cartoon e T ————COMING. mmnmmnmmmm AL “Big House”—“Eyes of the World”—*“Trespasser” “Raffles”—*“Rogue Song” H e L T O T O LTI TS | | | I ST. 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