The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 5, 1931, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1931. !=!||IIIIIII|IIIIlllIIlllIIIIHHIIIIIIIIlmfllIIIIIIIIII_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIHII]IIIIIIl"!lllllilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHlI CAPITOL WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM “The Voice of Action” FORWARD MARCH! _Follow the Army of laugh-lovers to Buster Keaton's grand comedy of the war! He gets roped into the Big Fight, and stumbles from one howling situation to another! ‘A‘BUVSTER KEATON production with (JLIH: ]uD\\v'ARDS (the singing doughboy) and SALLY EILERS (she wins the war single handed) DOUGH BOYS E-WINS THE BATTLE OF LAUGHS, NEWS COMEDY CARTOON COMING SUNDAY, A BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM — — “THE SEA BAT”— and “KEPT HUSBANDS” a program worth seeing and hearing WATCH FOR CIMARRON “CIMARRON”—the Wild—the Untamed—the Unruly! . . an empire t.uith a gun in its fist and hell in its chest! of wilderness . . . N A (FessssessaassssassaiasEsTasiEaEes: ere rro-rroinrioTrrIriT—rTic: WHITMAN’S SAMPLER Inl-2-3 or 5-pound BOXES Butler Mauro Drug Co. Phone 134 We Deliver . an Empire (T o | | | | —sssessssssssssssssssisssssissssssiiiisasssssssessesissseisasssesesreaesdl THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY “The Last Service Is the Greatest. Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin Sts. Phone 136-2 ittt | Arcade Cafe CHRIS BAILEY We cater to those who want good things to eat. OPEN ALL NIGHT Just Arrived LATEST STYLE RANGE Now on Display in Our Window Haines Seed Potatoes HARRIS HARDW ARE CO. . ' _LOWER FRONT STREET B e |izes in the hu 1 [FE=sssssszss: e e ANOTHER BEARD NOW TRACK ACE AUBURN, Ala, June 5.—Another Beard has gained recognition at Auburn. Jeff Beard, brother of Pency Beard, holder of the world’s record for the 70-yard high hurdles and Clympic candidate, has been elected to captain the Auburn track team next year. The younger man is a versatile performer, taking part in several events, but, special- BUSTER KEATON IN ‘DOUGH BOYS' NOW AT CAPITOL War in All Its Funny An- geles Comes to Silver Screen War in all its funny angles—and the picture proves that there are thousands of them—is the theme (of Buster Keaton's talking come- dy “Dough Boys,” showing tonight at the Capitol the- atre. The new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture shows Keaton as a mil- lionaire’s son who eniisted for the late unpleasantness. His troubles in training camp and at the trenches make a rip-rearing com- edy of errors, with cannon to right of him, to left of him and a hard- boiled top sergeant always behind him, * Authentic Bafitle Scones A novel idea was carried out in filming the picture. The . battle scenes are as authentic as |skill could make them — spectacular fights, with a thousand men and tons of ammunition, real army equipment and army officers in charge. Keaton klunders through the war to come out a hero in spite of him- self. Sally Eilers is charming as the heroine, his sweetheart 'in the entertainment unit. Cast Is Strong Cliff Edwards and his trusty ukulele come in for plenty of comedy, too, and Cliff warbles “Sing” for the edification of one and all. Edward Brophy playsthe tough sergeant and extracts much comedy from the role, and Pitzy Katz, Victor Potel and others are in the fun brigade. Frank Mayo is convincing as the captain and Arnold Korff as the German valet who turns German soldier. Edward Sedgwick directed the picture and appears in the picture too as the camp cook i na brief sequence. AUXILIARY CHIEF MAKES ADDRESS T0 JUNEAU UNIT (Continuea ez Page One) to var:ous organizations andtothe general public for their liberal pur- chases of poppies and wreaths. The response this year was very will- ingly and freely given. The sale| of poppies is one of the important yearly events in the Auxiliary and every cent received from sales ’ls spent for the welfare of dis- {abled veterans and their families. ! Range and Furnace | The Auxiliary has purchased an electric range for the kitchen in the Dugout, which adds consider- ably to the facilities of the meeting place of Legionnaires and Auxili- ary members. This, in addition to the new furnace which has been installed in the building by the American Legion Post, makes the Dugout a very cogfortablc place in which to hold the meetings of the Post and the Auxiliary Unit. The meeting last night was the last of the Auxiliary until the first Thursday in September. After the meeting, refreshments were rved. e ] In Both One and On Display for Hosiery, F et Hats, Berets DRESSES which begins | Two-Piece Models Your Approval “Juneaw’s Own Store” “Tomorrow’s Styles LUM Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Telephone 358 BER MACKAILL WILL BE AT COLISEUM SATURDAY ONLY “Up the River” Will Be Shown for Last Times This Evening With “Up the River,” a scream- owing for the of-screams comedy, last times tonight, “Strictly Mod. ern,” another amusing of her modern stories in real life. Amusing Characterization Dorothy Mackaill has one of the most amusing characterizations the blonde favorite has ever portrayed. She gets into pecks of trouble try- ing to fictionize real life, and to regulate the love affairs of others as well. William A. Seiter, who has di- rected other successes in which Miss Mackaill starred, megaphoned “Strictly Modern.” Heading the supporting cast with Mr. Black- mer are Julanne Johnston, War- ner Richmond, Mickey Bennett and Katherine Clair Ward. “gexy” starring Dorothy Mackaill, will be | :;resented temorrow only at Lhr' COSTING M“-LlONs Coliseum theatre. “Strictly Mod ern” will be the featured attrac tion at both the afternoon ma inee and the evening performanc: It will introduce as the sta; new leading man, Sidney Black mer., Breadway Matanee Idol He has been a Broadway mat -| BEING CONSTRUCTED "| NEWPORT NmWS, Va, June 5. To stimulate interest in nautical a unique mariners’ museum is | ng constructed here at a cost of | more than a million dollars. Reproduction of practically every ikind of ship that has taken men Aldcwn to sea will be an attraction inee idol for several seasons past,|of this museum, which is to cover and is the husband of Lenore Ul rie. “Strictly Modern™ the play “Cousin Kate, Henry Davies. The plot, by Huber s it wa: is based on - {800 acres. It is being built under direction of Archer M. Huntington lof New York and California. ! Workshops, laboratories, libra- ies, exhibit salons and a huge g | T adapted to the screen by Ray Har-|lake will be comprised in the proj- ris and Gene Towne, deals with: €ct- the intriguing adventures of a lady The fish-filled lake wil Iprovide novelist when she tries to live one @ test basin for models of ships | built at the big nearby shipyard. United Food Co. 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