The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1931, Page 3

< ) e . YOU MAY BE SHOCKED But— YOU WILL NEVER FORGET IT Alive! Thrilling! Daring! MAGNIFICENT! UNFORGETTABLE! Greater than the Wildest Dreams of its Producer T NG 5 E Howard Hughes’ Thrilling Air Spectacle “Howard has produced an aviation spectacle, the like of which hasnot previously been seen on the hes —N.Y. Telegram Thrilling Spectacle Startling Pictus The O?JI:'MI' e General . Children u § AN Sam the Tailor Special Closing Out SALE NOW ON A very complete line at very attractive prices SAM THE TAILOR Opposite Connors Motor Co.; ; & i ; Front St. TELEPHONE 403 ‘Old Papers for e MINNIE’S BOOTH For “GOOD EATS” will be ready for-service to the public when the FAIR opens September 9th. A fine NEW MODEL ELECTRIC RANGE will be disposed of as usual. A HEARTY WE}LCOM_E T(:)' LALL.' YOURS FOR “GOOD EATS,” MINNIE FIELD. FEATURING TILL MIDNIGHT Specials Every Night from 6 to 12 UNITED FOOD CO. ' “CASH IS KING” : e S : bt 1 i # sa'e at. #im 5 e s Owing to the high rental of this film we are obliged to charge 25 cents admission for all children under 16 years. All children occupy- ing seats must have tickets! DOUGLAS | NEWS BE WELCOMED |Reception to Members of Douglas Faculty Is Given Tonight A public reception for the mem- |bers of ‘the school faculty will be |held at 8 o'clock this evening in the Eagles’ Hall under the auspices lof the local Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation. An inferesting program TEACHERS TO A—,\ YOU WILL NOT ONLY SEE AND HEAR IT YOU WILL LIVE IT!! 15 Reels Of the most stupendous Air Speetacle Ever Filmed This picture ran for months in New York at $2.00-$3.00 Tn Seattle at $1.50-$2.00 nder 16.25¢ up the Taku and the Hays party (got several deer on the Island jwhich they brought in yesterday. HUNT DEER | TO { A. E. Goetz headed a huntihg party which left Saturday night on his boat the Berthadel, to| 1spend a couple of days in quest of {game. They headed for Twin Points |Other members of the party were A. |Shudshift and Otto Anderson. CAMPERS ' FOR TWO DAYS A group of young people left | Saturday evening to enjoy a couple lof days outing at Fall Creek before the opening of 'school. In the party {were the Misses Edla Holbrook, Lucile Fox, Madeline Riedi, Helen Lynstrom, Cecile ‘Cashen, Tom. jCashen and John Cashen. The {pboat “Fish” took the party out. | ‘The seven girls who were camp- ing out at the end of the Island for the past two weeks returned home last evening. TWO “BLACK CROWS” IN FEATURE TONIGHT “Anybody's War” with Moran and Mack, the two “Black Crows”, comes to the local Coliseum for this evening and tomorrow. The plot of “Anybody’'s War"~’s founded | on the novel, “Two rfiack Crows in the A. E. F.” B ATTENTION EASTERN STARS Juneau Chapter-No. 7, O. E. 8., will hold a regular business meet- ing tonight at 8 pm. Visiting members welcome. /. JESSIE M. KELLER, ; Worthy Maton. FANNIE L. ROBINSON, —adv. Secretary. has heen arranged for the recep-' tion. Refreshments will be served, after the program. All parents and, MILL WOOD [BUNTING PARTIES i BRIN( those interested in the school are invited to attend and join in wel- coming the teachers. | SCHOOL REOPENS TODAY, SCHEDULES LINED UP Douglas grade and high school teachers met with Superintendent C.' H. Bowman yesterday for the first faculty meeting of the term to idevise a high school schedule of {studies., Supt. Bowman will handle lall mathematics; Miss Pepoon has |home economics, and physfes; Mr. Rinden, wood-work, history and ibiology; Mrs. Engstrom, English, [!'?er:ch and typing. This morning school convened for the opening of the term. All teachers and a4 normal aftendance of pupils were on hand. The sched- jule of ‘classes ‘was arranged and “work assigned for tomorrow’s reci- tations. BRING IN GAME The outing and hunting party lcomposed of Mr. and Mrs. Glen , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camp- and O. F. Rollins, jarrived ‘home from the Taku River -l dfstrict Sunday morning with two 1moosé. They left here a week ago| fon the Rollins boat, Mayflower, ‘lexperfencing adverse weather prac- ‘[tically the entire time. 8o much rain fell that all the lowlands DOUGLAS COLISEUM TONIGHT—WEDNESDAY SEE AND HEAR MORAN and MACK —in— ‘ANYBODY'S WAR’ Comedy Show 'ORDER NOW | PHONE US—358 Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. —— THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin Sts, Phone 136-2 AL NELSON i DISTRICT MANAGER L NANA JUNEAE]. (ALASKA) with 433-435 GOLDSTEIN BUILDING, JUNEAU, ALASKA Telephone 219 Mr. Nelson, an old. wide expérience in. Life underwriting is well qualified to serve the needs of policyholders and the insuring public. offices at THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1931. 'CAPITOL PRESENTS TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY BATTLING ACES STAGE THRILLS AT CAPITOL War Authorities Laud ‘Hell’s Angels’ as Au- thentic Air Film “Hell's Angels,” coming to the ‘Capitol tonight, tells the story of aerial warfare so thoroughly that all subsequent pictures of this type can be but feeble anti-clima Never again will a producer take the trouble or spend the money to get the effects or catch the feel- ing of magnitude that character- izes this multi-million dollar sen- isation, Froém all - accour the picture was not made without th greatest difficulty. Tt years to film. First it was made as 'a silent film, Then with the advent yof sound, Producer-Director ard Hughes reflimed the entire pro- duction with dialogue and sound. Not wishing to fall down on the smallest detail, Producer Hughes scoured the aviation centers here and abroad to get counterparts and in some cases the originals of war planes actually figuring in the war. Aviation Drama Here was an attempt to give the world the immortal drama of avia- tion, an attempt to produce some- thing stirring, beautiful, virie, ‘There is a depth and power in every one of these air scenes which is unforgettable. There is a grace and a speed to the aerial battalions as they float off to become small- er and smaller in the infinite dis- tance. Then come the clarions of war, whirring motors purring a steady whine of death. Sublime |drama marks the clash of these gi- ants of the sky as they pour a steady stream of lead into one- another’s planes, and the machines sizzle, flare up and plunge down to earth with their helpless vie- time entrapped in blazing prisons. One is left spellbound as this gor- thrills of sky warfare. Story Absorbing ‘The story which leads up to this astounding spectacle is as absorbing as it is unusual. War is on and two S| Rex Lease took three How- | geous panorama brings home the| MELODRAMA AND FARGE TONIGHT AT COLISEUM Must Have Wife by Mid- night or Lose Inherit- ance Is Plot “Borrowed Wives" is the lntrlgu-] ing title of the Tiffany all-talking' production showing tonight at the Coliseum. and Vera Reynolds play the leading roles, with the large ecast including Nita Martan, Paul Hurst, Sam Hardy, Dorothca | Wolbert, Robert Randall, 'Charles 'Sellon, Harry Todd and others. The story is by Scott Darling and oncerns itself with a made chase| ‘after romance, money and a few| |other attractive objects, with most | of the action laid in a mountain- ous country where a lonely lodge on a stormy night provides a fine set- ting for mystery and comedy. i |vulge the Allied plans. How Roy |saves the situation, despite Monte's |desire to reveal everything and his triumphant courage at the close !of the picture, result in a stirring and inspiring climax. Ben Lyons {as the cowardly brother and James Hall as the heroic one, both con- tribute exceptionally fine perform- ances. Their work in the airplane sequences is deserving of the high- est prajse. No miniatures were used Ifor any of these shots, incidentally: |Every hazard risked by the actors: {was genulne. In the big battle se- quences where several Zeppelins and many dozens of airplanes took {part, both men almost lost their 1ives. As it was their injuries con- fined them to bed for several weeks. —_——— HUNTERS FROM YAGHT NOOYA ' BAG 3 GOATS " |brothers—one a noble and self-sac- | rificing, the other a scapegrace| With a bag of three mouniain jeager for wine, women and Song goats killed among the crags and —enlist In the Royal Flying COrps.'cliffs of Track Arm and Endicott Roy, the finer brother, is in love'Arm, the Yacht Nooya arrived in with a girl tinworthy of his high Juneau early this morning with Mr. ideals; the other loves all gitls,'and Mrs. Frank Kuln, of Detroit, but no one so much as himself. The Mich., and their guests: Eddle night they are scheduled to leave gchwriner, Mrs. R. Hantel and Mrs. on a dangerous attack against a M, C. Verberg. munitions. plant, Roy finds his' “The party left Prince Rupert on sweetheart in another man's arms. geptember 1, and have been cruis- Following a terrific bombardment, 1jng the waters of the Panhandle in which the munitions plant is}from Ketchikan to Juneau, stopping detroyed, they encounter "Richt- lat “vdrious 'initéresting places en= hofen's “Flying Circus.” English re-|youte. They have Fred Teburger, inforcements arrive and a terrific |o¢ Ketchikan, for a guide, and are “dog-fight” of ‘the skies follows in'lhound for a bear hunt on the south which the giant plane of the|eng of Admiralty Island. They re- brothers is cracked up, and they|ported catching two porpoises, one are taken prisoners. welghing 275 pounds and the oth- Strong Seens er 175 pounds, with a hook and There is a tremendously strong|jne. The Nooya departed at noon scene when the Germans threaten |goqay. fo shoot both men unless they di- VIRGIN G‘cnnlne Virgin Diamonds and Authorized Virgin Diamond Jewel- ers may be identified by the regis- tered Virgio Diamond trademark. Y See These At THE NUGGET SHOP e FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST cuieke JUNEAU, ALASKA Announces a resident of Alaska, with FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY MARGARET MURNEY GLENN, C. S. B. of BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. IN Scottish Rite Temple TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8TH AT EIGHT O’CLOCK The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend COLISEUM 7:30 STARTS TONIGHT 9:30 TIFFANY preser ORROWED WIVES’ i J Miystery™y Laughs? , Thrills!’ " Romance! ¥ In a Farce' Melodrama of Marriage and Mong s e 'REX LEASE\ VERA: REYNOLDS 7 and ALLSar Om?ri . 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