The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1931, Page 3

| CAPITOL LAST TIMES TONIGHT WILLIAM HAINES in “NAVY BLUES” with Anita Page, Karl Dane, J. C. Nugent THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1931 *SHADOW RANCH' BODY OF KNUTE WILL SHOW AT ROCKNE TAKEN | Haines, to Be Given Casket Passes, Sta- . ; The gob who had a girl in every port was a piker g 7 o Y | covered the formation of a gold OO St i i Last Times Tonight tion to Station to Amuse | vein identical with the one in the a g 3 $20,000,000 old Vulture mine. i 7 [ TR 3 SOUTH BEND, Indiana, April 2.| Al Jolson rewurns to burnt cork .3 RS AL e i 'e?-l;?:;;n’{m:gl:;doatgg::fi —The body of Knute Rockme ar-|for at least a part of his lam“5mgvur:(l‘xtnx:xl(‘*hh\:vi:]lm';h:tfet:evn‘re(il? BUCK JONES in “SHADOW RANCH” y in ‘Stidow Randli|FNed hete ab 100 ggock SAT e o oriseum s, | The cry “gold” rang through the & PipERLE Columbia all-talking picture y ke ter i i .| hills which are already thickly LAUREL & HARDY in “ANOTHER FINE MESS” |featuring Buck Jones, which will| %7 at the m““:- g musmf[fl;‘fl&"“;;‘;;‘:j‘; :?;fi‘: WL e L ciated snd imkeRntl Hegul Bty o rrow ni anc here was no an an | - E o picks “ ~Tree e o s BRSSP PR ey T mi‘x:?m:z* th‘;ghén;fii was sung mournfully by the Notrs| Jolson made his first great suc- |18 Picks and shovels, : ! g ik, ; 3 DR TE. as & black faced singing com- | o0\ /ppr/S ELECTRIC SHOP ICASOLINE L 5 PR sSilent thousands were at the n and it is in this happy = A CASOLINE TAX | It is a “Western De Luxa,” pic-| S thotos ot - A ediMb T thas he is|8dV. TRERBHONERS0J | ture, because it is not only pro-|Chicago stations where the casket S & ISR B T8 ) IS PROTESTE duced on a scale equal to that of | Was taken from one depot to the 'C7h st o t):is R | bt fir s crreuty teature stili;, bt Al | OoDEr. picture made for lnu_ghterfwnhg ls DIV“RGED} K aits '1' c1§“ o hmp n‘ctch m’m N PR the star at his uproarious best. | : 2 asts a cast - | T i = ‘T mes. of the town. Sim, however, fights| oneo.e‘xcfluy;ctklr'e';ifin to the | ermens’ Union and Fi: Buck Jones, in the role of Sim|his way through and winds up]| Kt |old minstrel show background as PARIS, April 2—Pola Negri has| Owners’ Ass a | Baldwin, a roving cow-puncher, of [ by accomplishing his mission and much as Jolson himself, who at| i been granted a divorce from Prince | is the central figure. His|winning a pretty wife for himself | o time was a minstrel. He dug| b d Serge Mdivani. She sailed for the ting, and feats of horsemanship|in the bargain. [into his old bag. of tricks and| everyooay United States yesterday. She and!is! at Juneau by will appeal to all his admirers. va‘garet De La Motte is the brought out the gags that used | the Count were married in France er C. Hess. I TP;I" 10511119 ‘:f UK‘“ P‘TL‘::E};[S‘ algirl. {to get him the biggest laughs and: pl’ZFQI’I’Cd » in 1927. \ ——eso—— ‘Elm boc?l lem ‘g““:;“; ot B;;‘d" “Navy Blues,” stirring William | the most applause. These he ze- | e SR ) an border, into which St e ieng.. ot i o i M | MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS |win comes in response to.a letter | foams tortane. oo o e O e Moo ond used, Schilling YOUR BEST FRIEND— |in the basement of the church/ from an old pal. He arrives to 2 g Adapted B}', Berlin YOUR DOG | Friday at 12:30 pm. 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