The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 13, 1931, Page 3

i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931. !.g ' y e e S e R R e s i i i) g o y i I | AT 1S : ! HURTBN MAK[S Actos Aivested UNWR'TTEN LAw1QMIIIIII.mm.HHH!HHHN!IHIHMHHIIIIIII:HIIIIH:IIIII. I!.,h..lli||I||||IIIIlIIHIImlIIIIIIiIllllNI"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIE_ I W g = { | =3 @ = | ) ! FR U o | 7:30 7:30 = i i K : 3 9:30 = i §| Fate [ L e 4 :30 : = , vansy || GOLISEUM PLAY/ | ‘EYES OF WORLD LAST TIMES TONIGHT = FRIDAY Phone 144 SATURDAY ! ! - = | | p AN —_ i INSPIRATION PICTURES } |“Wide Open” Is Comedy! a8 3 /> & SOL LESSER 'uu—wE lhw\t p P 10 P ly Ethical C_ode Is Basis of as D Yo Believe In { f io” ?l ‘"‘h‘ i Dramatic Photoplay at o U = ; SELG Capitol Theatre r of Th s 3417 = | e .= Freedom e Sees? | {| futly remembered for several of the : code of the hills, that | 3 fupniest adventures ir ishness unwritten law which i {[filmed to date. Tn Open,” Smantood Said the saxophone snoz- 00 = ! 5 for the last times to- slo” thife ot . zeler to Haldane, caught BUY COLISEUM SCRIP —g' | \ the Coliseum Theatr high and dry with nothing = ] is o timid boo! but a nightshirt and a be- = » Fearing women as fuddled mind to protect § ' Here's one of the { ght i 1{ l‘l:e ‘pl‘;guv‘ ”"IE " 5 hint Froiy suspicion- | most entertaining ! First the fusty stenogra- | Assoclated Press Photo : s qfi:‘::‘\im‘:l“ sord The girl seemed both i o ot ! r, who makes surreptitious love, William H. Boyd, stage and film b s b ¢ th curious and careless. The ] T — 2 | only to have it recorded and trans- actor, was charged with possession incident rocked the needles ten, made in a | mitted from a phonograph record; Of gambling equipment, liquor and s 07 honograph in {|then the steno's irate mother with Obscene motion pictures following Vsl ty pand tu:wd 5 4 i S8 Tton plahice s breach-of-promise threats; thende- & 'ald on his Hollywood, Cal. home. + : e fac o?i,mbing A i tectives, who horrify Simon by teli- 3. { i . @ igure=c A . 1 many times more 8 S ) of the World s £ \ {|ing him that a mysterious 1ady years he was leading man at the Ane story of an out-do: Leeper intaca&ieaprain o = thrilling. %;hm entered his flat. The lady in- s cets a young artist and fa finance. e g deed has entered and it is throuzh First Talking Picture in love with him at first sight. 4 9 ' = 4 Rt e’ s i g Why not be just a little : = {{her that Simon's reviviflcaticn be-| pive years ago Horton - started| Temperarily Tmpaired pakin/ i Wma’;:u:wt:yto g AMAZING! gins, his career in the silent drama with| Their remance is temporarily im- = | Underdog No Longer Ethel Gray Terty in “Too Much d by the machinations of an = sCOlDRFUL! | e is no longer the underdog. His Bu H talkin® pic- | Unscrupulous woman of the cit 3 { vivip! | detractors in the office he puts ture was “Miss Information,” in mpts to wean the a = {| where they belong; the bulldozing Which he appeared with Lois Wil- f the artist 2 : | star-salesman he knocks for a loop; son. This was followed by his Merkel plays the I)flfl "m the mystery gifl turns out to be amusing portrayal in “The Terror.” | Sy ]‘: li'Ef:-‘_“‘ the W‘_'_’Xl = the favorite daughter of the big His ne> tite: feRfpriiarplel JONX EOMIAR LI AR == % Simon proposes, daughter ac- in “Sonny Boy,” and then in “Thei%\ the artist. Nance O'Neil WARNER BROS. = | and pa gives his blessing. | Hottentot.” i Present = t of which might sound like| While Horton has been appe = | ; serious business, but is in- in Vitaphone pictures he h g A »» == using in the extreme, in r t the Vine Street|* WI DE = human way. The cast is vod in numerous | = { 2 sk i & Others In Cast = { ifkine ko aubxlle'ua!li‘;]xgi; “nit TR dis ot AT ihety with Edward Everett Horton, Louise = making as the = - = i]ou!m'n A;zuth:?. Patsy Ruth Mili- ! ; Fazenda, Patsy Ruth Miller, T. Roy = s the heroine and GflNFESSEs Tu Barnes, Edna Murphy = - ! 11€éur?;’ ybm?;.m(d o B e S Based on the novel “The Narrow Street” by Edward Bateman Morris = & _NANCE .O'NEIL, i . | and William Adapted by James A.Starr and Arthur Cacsar. Directed by Archie Mayo. = A stirring taie oi neari throbs and | Innumerable Successes | K"_I_ING MAN ¥3 1 and romantic o= = G, S e s || e o s i g b i o ki | e despair, enacted under the awesome | | erable footlight and film produ Wright's novel “Eyes of the World,” f G S v {20 S S T[S OO e . mighty drama of the great out- i!NO\V York. | I 1,350,000 copies, is fa ——— - T S e 7 T =g doors today. His amateur stage dehut was | duced in the picture ry little detail, from the set- he production to the char- principal act ilmed with strict | UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE | made hile he was in Columbia y, and he began his pro- WALLACE, Idaho, TV ' - } | tes 1 career when 20 years of ) 1 n = | n | fes al career wher years of pgis Wing, Kellogg u MICKEY McGUIRE |4k¢" a5 5 member of the ChOTUS gaouitted of the . im- the | modern in filmir of voices 1 —in— ‘g a comic lopesmncommny Playing jn 51 minutes. d for Wright's o 1 con-|la e theatre | @ VI < 7 ” | Gilbert and ulliv on wing admit which reprod on and MICKEY'S MERRY MEN | Staten Island and point A George Varcos | i Filmed in Beauty Spot ound filmed the oo e 4.1)"1001"1 "‘l 'ing Sl']l()ol" | Mr. Horton followed a success- making love to Mrs e 90 percent of 1‘,,,\ p Devcloped on i o e S s e e SR B {ful, if varied stage career for 12 varcce promised to d med in tk nta Ynez| Instead film hun-| | years, including engagements with na- | dr e 1 one mornin a T tl to the home studio Coming 5 {ten different stock companies. His el SHE 30 widlel Fren Bafts Eyes of the World GLORIA SWANSON real theatrical birth, he s was 1 whe mtains and val o when he “Never Say in 2 slow march to the ) | Die’ Majestic Theatre in 5 3 five WHAT REGULARITY DOES Cl4 papery at the Emp! An outdoor theatre, equipped| from erc unf Imed v A little water now and then keeps ife in a flower, but if watered regularly it abounds in living strength with great- er beauty and fragrance. with this w: er innovation of th ojourn on location was tre did time. An four weeks complete sustained camp, with its | | | “ It is the regular additions to one’s | | i | R PiccLy WiGeL Making Grocery History Following a broad and constractive policy, PIGGLY W[Ci}LY goes* along day by day, selling the best at lowest possible prices. 2.000,000 Housewives evidence their confidence in PIGGLY WIGGLY Goods and PIGGLY WIGGLY Prices by buying their table needs at PIGGLY WIGGLY. 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