The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 29, 1931, Page 3

O CAPITOL LAST TIMES TONIGHT TOMORROW ;= Betty Bronson Jack Mulhall Constance Cymmings Directed by Erle C. Kenton A Columbio Picture Also Humanettes NICK and TONY in “He Loved Her Not” News " The Perfect Comedy Team CHILDREN’S SPECIAL We will give a Special Matinee for Children Thursday Afternoon at 1:30 o'clock showing “REDUCING” Admis: Children not accompanied by parents will not be admitted Thursday Evening O CAPITOL TONIGHT USUAL ACREAGE VOIDS BENEFITS on 10 cents ~ OF BOARD BUYS, Stabilization of Wheat Hits Snag — Government Is Jeopardized Betty Bronson Jack Mulhall Constarnce Cummings (Contimu,z rrom Page One) NE 487 _ limit its sales to 5,000,000 bushels a month. The board does wnot say the | maximum will be sold every month | merely reserves the right to | dispose of that much if circum- | stances are favorable. MARKOE STUDIO Photographs of Quality Portraiture, Photo Finish- ing, Cameras, Alaska Views, } The object is to move the wheat Ete. jout and get the weight of surplus | | supplies off the market. First National Bank Bldg. “ Unlike wheat that may be sold JUNEAU, ALASKA ifor the purpose of clearing trade ;channels or for other merchan- e | liSiNg purposes, stabilization wheat |will not be replaced bushel for shel from the new crop as it is Old papers for sale at the Em- pire office. ALL SUMMER HATS Straws or Silks Values to $12.25 $1.50 each 2 for $2.00 FILIPINOS ON THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, U. 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You arc doubly protected. _ Firestone Service Dealers and Service Stores Save an ‘Money and Serve You Better CONNORS MOTOR CO. g SALOUM’S Juneau’s Own Store DISTRIBUTORS | 1931 DOUBLE BILL | ' WILL FOLLOW ‘MAYBE LOVE Coliseum to Have “Fast Life” on Screen and Roamers on Stage “Maybe It's Love,” starring Joe | E. Brown and Joan Bennett, will be | shown for the last times tonight | the Coliseum theatre. “Fast Life,” on the screen, and Roamers, a troupe of vaudeville and dra- matic stage players, will be the at- tractions tomorrow night. In “Maybe It's Love,” Brown has |a role that offers splendid oppor- | tunity for his comical talents. Brown recently received a letter from a famous- plastic surgeon in which the latter offered to perform an operation ‘on Brown's funny face and make him quite a hand- some hero. The surgeon guaran- teed to vastly improve every fea- ture of the comedian’s physiog- nomy. [ [ l Wrote Polite Refusal Brown wrote a polite refusal and he is still chuckling over the idea of himself as a movie sheik, And one look at his bank book con- vinces him that he had better stay funny looking. As he says, “There are plenty of handsome boys hanging around this town looking for work but only onc2 in a generation will you find a pan like the one I was born with.” In “Fast Life,” the leading roles are enacted by Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Loretta Young and OChester Morris. Theme of Play Pairbanks portrays a boy accused of a murder he did not commit. Miss Young is his young wife, sec- retly married to him who stands by him to the end. Morris is the guilty boy. This, in brief, is the basis for a story of intense inter- est ‘and power. “Fast Life” was directed by John Francis Dillon. Tt was adapted from the stage play by Samuel Shipman and John B. Hymer. The supporting cast includes William ST SEREEESERESERE COLISEUM Latest Vitaphone and Movietone Equigped 7 LAST TIMES TONIGHT TEENANESESRERISAERMMEINIE ESEESEEIAIRIEEEAR * JOE E. BROWN in “MAYBE IT’S LOVE” with CONSTANCE BENNETT Also Added Are Some Delightful Shorts THURSDAY and FRIDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., and LORETTA' Y&UNG in “FAST 235R1SNEINSTERSRANONIEARINETIRSERNSEINE! LIFE” and Added Short Subjects THEN—A RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF HARRY C. WILLIS and HIS ROAMERS WITH AN ENTIRE NEW SHOW—BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER g SRR R aERaRE) Holden, Frank Sheridan, Ray Hal- lor, John $t. Polis, Purnell Pratt and James Ford. Complete Show by Roamers The Roamers, under the man- agement ‘of Nat C. Willis, were seen at the Coliseum a few weeks ago. For their engagement beginning to- morrow night, they will present a program entirely different from their previous entertainment. They will give a complete show, so, with the screen offering, the Coliseum will have a double bill—two shows for one admission—at 7:30 and 9:30 tomorrow night, 3 SR a0 LR 5} g For fallen arches or aching feet see DR. FENTON, GOLDSTEIN BUILDING. —adv. e O papers at the Empmre office h: OPEN EVENINGS A i 3 kmmg/zm. mz‘gngm’ 7;9’ ‘mm{- Hzmim m-_m‘ z[y(nmug\' U T ST IR I, SHOWNIG THE F 4 . “Orlando” A very new eveniné sandal in Black Moire and Bhle.Mat Kid with white piping Sport Oxfords PATENTS and KIDS Trimmed in Reptiles Many combinations i) ey “The Winsome” A beautiful evening Slipper of Black Mat Kid with Patent Leather Strap DEVLIN’S SEE OUR WINDO 37 37 A7 N3 YL 0807 AL ST SR B R T .-....4.) l.\n e T