The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1931, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1931. IIHIII||I||Il||Il_|IIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII— - CAPITOL SUNDAY — SUN. MATINEE, 2 P.M. — MONDAY Presenting a Big Double Feature Program Consisting of A DEEP-SEA ADVENTURE! THE marveleus underwater b: tles between men and ‘sea monsters are just one cf a ceore of l‘eatnmt atest adventure | ever preduced! A South Sea | ¢ with a tremendous wal- | | And a |Smashing Drama of Wise Wives and Sucker Husbands . with CHARLES BICKFORD NILS ASTHER RAQUEL TORRES | GEORGE F. MARJON A WESLEY RUGGLES Production with Derothy MACKAILL Joel McCREA Ned Sparks A RADIO PICTURE ARE MEN iSclling Body and Soul in Mar- riage? GOING SOFT? OWING TO THE LENGTH OF THIS PROGRAM — first show will star’ at 7:20; second show 9:40. WATCH FOR “Cimarron” Like a flame-shot meteor swirling to earth! CAPITOL SUNDAY GIVES 2 SHOWS FOR ONE PRICE “Dough Boys” Will Be Of- fered for Last Times This Evening With “Dough Boys,” starring Bus- ter Keaton, showing for the last times tonight, a double feature | program—two notable plays for one | admission—has been arranged for presentation at the Capitol the- atre tcmorrow, the first offering being at the matinee in the after- noon. The two feature plays on the bi’l beginning tomorrow are “Kept Hus- bands,” with Dorothy Mackaill and Joel McCrea in the leading roles, and “The Sea Bat,” with Raquel Torres, Charles Bickford, Nils As- ther and George F. Marion in the principal part. Two Quections Arise In “Kept Husbands,” two ques- tions .arise. They are: First: “Is there any good reason why a woman should not propose marriage to a man?” Second: “Should a man allow his wife to pay the bills?” In fact, the gestions constitute the main theme of this emotional drama. The supporting cast includes Cla- ra Kimball Young, Bryant Wash- burn, Robert McWade, Florence Roberts, Mary Carr, and Freeman Wood. Sponge-Diving Center “The Sea Bat” is unique in the respect that it was. filmed on the southern coast of Mexico in the seaport of Mazalan, it being the first time that the sponge-diving center has been used as the locale for a motion picture. According to Director Wesley Ruggles, this sport was chosen because of its scenic beauty as well as the fact that the waters in its vicinity are populated by ‘the sea ray or bat - {which has an important role in the narrative. The plot deals with the adven- tures of an escaped convict who comes to the native village in the guise of a clergyman and becomes involved in the affairs of the sponge-diving inhabitants. LAST TIMES TONITE Buster Keaton in ‘ “DOUGH BOYS” T THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY ] “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin Sts. " Phone 136-2 Arcade Cafe CHRIS BAILEY We cater to those who want good things to eat. QPEN ALL NIGHT H osiefy, F elt ts, Berets DRESSES In Both One and Two-Piece Models On' Display for Your Approval “Juneaw’s Own Store” “Tomorrow's Styles Todas” LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Telephone 358 HOOVER WORKS ON 3 SPEECHES ORANGE, WVirginia, June 6— President Hocver is at the Rapidan camp where he is preparing speeches to be delivehed shortly. With Mrs. Hoover and guests he reached the camp early today. The speeches to be prepared are for delivery at Indianapolis, Mar- ion, Ohio, and Springfield. SILQUE HAND LOTION None Better 50c — 85¢ Juneau Drug Company Free Deliver’y ‘' Phone 88 Post Office Substatiom No. 1 - | ten m»— A Beautiful Semi-gloss olls, Woodwork and A semi-gloss finish for * walls, woodwork, furniture. Housewives everywhere like Fullerglo. In bedrooms for its beautiful pastel tints. In kit~ chens and bathrooms for its easy #o apply and easy to keep clean. AW. P, Fuller & Co. ' rrODUCT JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. DISTRIBUTORS HOUSANDS OF CARDS FOR HOUSE. & 'FOLLOW THRU' BEGINS SUNDAY AT COLISEUM Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers Co-star in Fine Feature —— “Follow Thru,” starring Nancy| Carroll and Charles Rogers, which | begins showing tomorrow night at the Coliseum theatre, was a sensa- | tional Broadway stage success, last- | ing more than a year, before Para- meunt decided to give it to the world in an all-Technicolor moving picture production. With Nancy Carroll, Mr. Roges and Laurence Schwab, of the stage- famous partnership of Schwab and Mandel, directing, Paramount has made an exuberant romantic com- edy filled with love, excitement, fun and foolishness, and a group of song hits that are as popular as were those of the original produc- tion. Notable Song Hits “Button Up Your Overcoat,” was one of “Follow Thru’s” original mu- sical hits, and it's in the picture together with other. highlights of the Broadway success, such as Zel- built with 135 decks of cards. It is neld together by fold: Albert Rosseau, Tacoma, Wash., shows Betty Farrell the house he in the pasteboards. ma O'Neal, the “Varsity Drag” girl, and Jack Haley, the stage come- dian, Pretty Glenna Collett, champion Assoctated Press Photo | more than eight feet high and is Endowment GALVESTON, Texas, June G.— When the $500,000 Outpatient clini: of John Sealy hospital recently was completed and opened without so much as an informal ceremony, an- other chapter was written in ts history of one of America's wealth- iest yet least publicized medican in- stitutions. Few hospitals in the country eas joy a larger endowment than John Sealy. The donor for whom it is named, upon his th in 1926, be- queathed to it practically his en- tire estate—$10,000000 in cash, lands and securities. Increase of values and discovery of oil on some of tue properties have raiced present conserv: estimates of the endowment to $25, 000,000 with a potential value which may reach twice that figure. i The Sealy-Smith foundation, und der which the hospital operates, i1 rated one of the coming institus tions of its kind.. Begaus it of cources and character it promised | are in national leadership. Standing on the site where thd pirate Jean Lafitte once held sway over the city, John Sealy hospital gives as freely as Lafitte took. By order of the founder, applicants for treatment who say they are un- able to pay are taken at their word} And in harmony with an unw: law handed down from t foundation of the hospital in 188 there is “No publicity; let its min- istrations tell the story.” MR. AND MRS. 2UNN ARE TO VISIT STATES John H. Dunn, clerk of the Unit- ed States district court, and Mrs. Dunn will leave on the motorship Northland this evening for Seattle Mr. Dunn will attend a meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge for Washington and Alaska at Belling- ham, and then with Mrs. Dunn and, their son, who is attending the University of Washington, will mo- tor down' the Pacific Coast, goin as far as San Diego, Cal. He plans to be gone from here 30 days. —— e Old papers at the Emplre office NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is Hereby Giver, That the undersigned, United States Mar- shal for the First Division, Dis- trict of Alaska, will sell to the highest bidder, a boat house, lo- cated on the beach near the resk dence of George Danner, the Men- denhall Dairy, in and around the vicinity of .the Bethel Beach Home, June 12th, 1831, 10 a.m, at the boat house. The boat house is described as follows: 16 x 45, with a fourth pitch- | ed roof, about 9 feet high, tar papered roof, finished in 1/12 surfaced lumber. This boat house was used to house the United States Marshal's boa!| Helmar, and is located upon rent- ed ground. the boat house was approximately| $500.00. cepted bidder to make any ar-| rangements to keep the building on rented ground or tear the same)| down by July 1, 1931. whe United States Marshal’s Office is selling| only the building, and has no title to the land. In event the bids are rejected the boat house will be taken dows | Te;as H ospit(;l;N ow Ha;; . The cost of building| It will be the duty of the ac-| ~ !woman golfer, christened the “Fair- est of the fairways” by an adoring | sport-loving public, was the inspira- {tion for “Follow Thru,” according f 25 000 000 o buence Scnwsd, the co-writer, ot ¢ ) 9 | co-director, co-producer of the - L |stage sensation, who directed the | all-Technicolor movie joy-mit. Brooklyn Slugger | Origin of Idea & . [ The idea for the story struck Schwab when a picture of Miss | Collett in the rotogravure section | of a newspaper caught his eye. The | picture showed the graceful cham- |pion demonstrating the follow | through of her terrific drive. Thus “Follow Thru” was born. | In Paramount’s all-Technicolor production, Nancy Carroll, in the leading feminine role, has ambi- tions to become a champion woman golfer and also to make Charles | Rogers, the club professional, her | husband. | Rival In Love Ways | Her rival on the fairways, is her rival in the love ways, and an en- trancing, exhilarating golf-love match ensues to prove who's who. Zelma O'Neal and Jack Haley have the comedy love roles, with Eu- gene Pallette as the new-rich club member in a fine characterization. Ll i At S ATTENTION REBEKAHS Associated Press Photo All members of the Rebekah De- “Babe” Herman, outfielder of the gree are requested to be present Brooklyn Robins, Is being depended at the Odd Fellows Hall at 10:30 on for a large amount of the hitting tomorrow morning. power of his team during the 1931 | HELEN CARTER SKUSE, R0 Noble Grand. (adv.) COLISEUM Equipped with the Latest Movietone and Vitaphone Equipment 7:30 — STARTS SUNDAY — 9:30 Out on the Fairways! In on the Love-Ways! The hit of the great white fair- way—Broadway! A musical slice of country-club life! Glorious in TECHNICOLOR! Chuck full of laughs and love. Swing into it! SATURDAY ONLY Mackaill d Sidney Blackmer Dorothy an STRICTLY MODERN Also Comedy, News and Scenics MARY GIOVANETTI IS AWARDED SHAEFFER PEN By Our Window Clock Butler Mauro Drug Co. Phone 134 We Deliver Bmr=ss BEACH PAJAMAS in Sateens Very Special $1.95 “Silk Pajamas Very New $3.50t0 $16.50 e e Stepin Special 85 cents In Rayon—AIll Colors - sesgssssesseEaaTy) H LASTING BEAUTY Lasting Service and Economy New Ford Cbupe $490 F. O. B. Detroit. Freight and delivery, bumpers, spare tire, and special equipment extra Ford beauty endures. Exposed metal parts are Rust- less Steel — the same bright metal, all the way through. Fenders are bonderized—rust-proofed— before the enamel is baked on. The body and hood are covered with seven coats of enduring paint. The same quality and care go into every mechanical part. Call or phone for a demonstration today. JUNEAU MOTORS BOYS’ RAINCOA AND HAT OUTFIT Entire Outfit $3.75 J. M. SALOUM by the United States Marshal's Of- fice and moved to Federal grounds | The rent for the premises upon which the building is located will| be paid for the month of June| 1931, which is the sum of $10.00. Anyone wishing 10 see the boat house or desiring further informa-| tion will call on the United States Marshal, Capitol Building, Juneau Alaska. ALBERT WHITE, United States Marshal, | Juneau, Alaska.| B R ay hopggin e UNITED FOOD COMPANY CASH IS KING FINAL LIQUIDATION SALE The Leader Department Store PHONE 454 ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKIN{ Meadowbrook Butter Austin Fresh PHONE 39 Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30