The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 11, 1931, Page 3

THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1931. drama’unfolded against the ront' of San Franeisco. They m the background for a tay of ve and greed i A CAPITOL LAST TIMES TONIGHT star, assumes f a wo the lower depths of world in order to BETTY COMPSON and RALPH FORBES in sonal and selfish end, bt | me the angel of ‘e ) ShL oh saktléth INSIDE THE LINES” [1 o o i s g P i NEWS COMEDY TRAVEL g Sie Ly Wikl B/ Brent encoanters some in- S bkt 1 R i g ek R Shown for Last Times ) 5. AT IaL: them STARTING TOMORROW This Evening v represent of all that IS ‘col- Fairbanks. He made his home in the McKinley Park and Healy Fork country since consiru u; of the Alaska Railroad. . He ot t> be confused with M. (Michgel) J. Sullivan, who was in Circ),e{ City, Dawson, Nome, Teller, Cordg¥a and at the popular play- Is She Accepted? rfronts of ities the world over have | place of r for life’ d unfortun, or Is She Renounced? 5 Scmehow they all Anchorage in the early ‘dags: of —COMING— 1k-sodden wretch, the social out- |those communities and who is in- terested in oil properties at. Yaka- ., I Cimarron—Locked Door G2 oy g, P Vi SRR - 2 ital and impo in Juneau. He is now on a busi- o R 5.5 235200 i e i i ™ ' Qllons Dot 11 en youn Udams 43 e ) e “‘REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD” Eve started it dnd the daughters of Eve inherited it. Eve gave Adam the apple, and it seems that Adam must have passed it on. For every man and every woman has an Adam’s Apple. Put your finger on your Adam’s Apple = that is your larynx, you voice box = it contains your vocal chords. Consider your Adam’s Apple= when you do so, you are considering your throat —your vocal chords. Don’t rasp your throat with harshirritants. Reach for a LUCKY instead. Here in America LUCKY STRIKE is lhe_only cigarette which brings you the added benefit of the exclusive “#TOASTING“’ Process, which includes the use of modern Ultra Violet Rays. It is this exclusive process that expels certain harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos, These expelled irritants are sold to manufacturers of chemical compounds. They are not present in your LUCKY STRIKE.' And so we say “/Consider your Adam’s Apple.” ” TUNE IN=— The Lucky Strike Dance 01_;'_hes- tra, every Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday t's toasted” Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine Mellows—Heat Purifies : Your Throat Protection= against irritation —ugc,il_lsf cough over nete evenin ¢ ly woman who, SCIENTISTS T0 STUDY GLACIAL BOULDER FORMS Prof. Wieithorth Tells| Chamber of Mission and “ Its Main Objective | { o ? { (Conuruea mrcm Page sfi‘;;"" _\‘d‘ a gerip] orful—as cosmopolitan a gfoup as| 5 i l Vone) powerl® T dem! jEopionag arring Betly | could ever exist i Vl.-’" Compson Forbes, and £ {Late this month one of the ships. | I havinz its locals at Gibraltar at ts leading maty is RO- |y, piot phil’ Meyring in charge | the time of the World ‘War, will Others in the gast 1n- | i’ "0’ piince William Sound. i . > inow. Jo obertse directed. nie o Capitol theatré. . “Ma- |L4NOW. Jolin Robertson directed. |,y “ary “okmann satd he -ex- donna the Streets,” with Eve- 4 |pected to return to the Territory | . {. Michael . J. 61, a_vesi-| X ¥ T nt nd R,’ Ams 'm h A5nt. b GATLaKD years, “diéd a:\”‘"d spend most of his time her g roles, will'be presented to- Rev. Verne Swanson, who is tak- ing Rev. David Wagzoner's place {on the Mission boat Princeton while ithe latter is on a 10-month vaca- | tion, was also greeted by the Cham- Juncau Best Town Charles Goldstein, pioneer Ju- {n2au merchant, who has just re- turned from a two-month trip to the lower Pacific Coasi, declared | Juneau is noi only the best tow. |in Alaska, but business conditions [here are better than those in any town he visited. People in the | mere optimistic now than for {time. Conditions, he said, appar- lently will be somewhat improved | there within a few months. Sitka has formed a new Cham-| !brr of Commerce and' plans to af- filiate with the All-Alaska Cham- | ber of Commerce, said H. C. Red- |man, associated with N..L. Troast, | Architect, formerly of Sitka. Mr. | Redman is visiting Mr. Troast for {a fow days. Tour Due Monday The Second Annual Alaska Tour 1of the Los Angeles Chamber of | Commerce, is due here at 10 am. {Mcnday, said a letter received by ! }thc Chamber from Charles P. Bay- er, field secretary and tour mana- ger. It is expected about 125 will be in the party. Several prominent Los Angeles| {business men are in the party | | which will be met by the Cham- | ber’s official greeting committee |and individual members. The south- erners have chartered the Aleutian the voyage. Funds For Celebration The Chamber today approved the | placing of $1,000 to the credit of | 3[]10 local Legion Post and Fire De- partment to defray the costs of the | Fourth of July celebration. Dr. W. W. Council, President, | nnounced the appointment of a| special committee to meet and visiting sportsmen, yachting ps tiesetc. It is composed of M States, how i { i | a | S| Jorgenson, Harry Sperling, E. M. oddard and Joe Johnston. Anyone who has not visited the Alaska Museum in its new quar ters should do so, said Secretary {H. G. Walmsley. The Curator, A. | P. Kashevaroff, has made splendid {use of the space and has the dis- | plays finely arranged, he said. Signs for the convenience of per-| sons visiting it during the evening | hours, are to be placed in the| | building. | | |G Luncheon Room Beautified ‘The Chamber extended an ex- | pression of appreciation to Chris’ | Bailey, owner of the Arcade Cale, for improvements made to the luncheon room in which the Cham- ber holds its meetings. It has been materially enlarged and newly dec- orated. Bowls of wild and culti- vated flowers placed on the tablo today added to the appearance of the room. Scouts Enjoy Outing The Boy Scouts are having one of the most successful encamp- ments in their history at Eagie| |River, said Harry Sperling who | spent yesterday there. Under Cur- tis Shattuck’s capable = direction they are enjoying every minute of the time. The Scouts expect a large num- | ber of visitors Sunday when the annyal Iru Dinner take place. Cards can be obtained for it from H. W. Douglas, Scoutmaster, at the U. 8. Weather Bureau Office at the Capitol. | — e Walter Fisher last winter put 19 q | Telephone 420 before June 22nd. 'SOUP TO NUTS' | OPENS TONIGHT AT GOLISEUM Comedy Bas'ed' on Gold- berg's Original Story Heads Program Comedy based on the situations of everyday life, and a love story that might have been enacted be- tween the young couple next door, features Rube Goldberg’s contri- bution to screen mirth, “Soup to Nuts,” head the attraction at the Colj- seum theatre tonight and tomor- row night. ‘Ted Healy and his gang of Rack- eteers head the list of fun makers which includes Frances McCoy, Charles Winninger, Stanley Smith, Hallam Cooley, George Bickel and William H. Tooker. Smith and Miss Browne Smith, popular young juvenile, and Lucile Browne are the lovers around which the farcical plot revolves. Benjamin Storloff, veteran direc- tor for Fox Films, handled the megaphone on this story from the pen of one of America’s foremost cartoonists. The story unfolds with the ef- forts of an enterprising young man to win the love of a girl whose uncle’s business had been brought to ruin through neglect. Complications Arise Complications arise when the girl learns that the boy is taking over the business through the fact that his father is the chief creditor. She refuses to have anything what- soever to do with him. From this auspicious beginning, their affair advances from bad to worse, each step being augmented by the clowning of ‘Ted Healy who portrays the “wise guy” salesman in the picture. Finally, tbe business burns, which brings things to a disastrous cli- max save for one fortunate inci- dent. Howard J. Green wrote the audible screen adaptation for “Soup to Nuts” from Rube Goldberg’s ori- ginal story and dialogue. ~ e - TO TELEPHONE PATRONS A new telephone" directory is now in course of preparation. Patrons contemplating change of address or persons who wish to have tele- phones installed are requested to notify the Telepheone Company. (adv.) - Fox Movietone which is to COLISEUM Equipped with the Latest Movietone and Vitaphone Equipment V' .\'T.\RTQ 'l;() GH “Fireman! Fireman! 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