The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1931, Page 8

EX - OFFIGERS IN GZAR'S ARMY AID “RESURRECTION” Lupe Velez and John Boles Star in Capitol Fl Play During the filn tion,” which Wlll night at the eral military CAPITOL TONIGHT TENDER AS A LOVER’S KISS Sweeping as the Tide of Human Passion IIMIFI 3 || The Soul-Stirring || story of the heart || ery of a woman sucified on the ross of love! @ man who was formerly a fiei marshal of the Czar's forces lowed their heads to be shaved al wore heavy ankle-irons for sever days in the prison episodes of ho picture. Times Have Changed In the old days of Russia only murderers and other desperate criminals had their heads shaved and were forced to wear irons. Po- litical criminals and the like were | allowed to retain their “crowning glory.” Some of the military men who had these parts in “Resurrection” had escorted prisoners to Siberia years ago, but this was the first time they had a chance to change places. Capable Cast Demanded Edwin Carewe, director of “Res- urrection,” demanded a capable| cast. Carew's theory in this regard‘ is that no matter how small the bit, it can be enhanced greatly through proper characteriztalon. | Consequently John Boles and Lupe Velez, who have the leading roles, are surrounded by a fine group of performers. They include: | ‘William Keighley, Nance O'Neil, Rose Tapley, Michael Mark, Sylva Nadina and Edward Cecil. e - COLISEUM HAS CHATTERTONAS STAR TONIGHT “Charming Sinners” Is Sparkling Story of Married Life 1l Tolstoy’s Grestest Novel! “Purveyors to Particular People” 1 L4 o i’ ¥ ) George Brothers Have the Only Store in Juneau with the necessary equipment to INSURE YOU ONLY THE BEST AND FRESHEST OF GREEN VEGE- TABLES AND FRUITS for your THANKSGIVING DINNER. All Vegetables kept at 34 degrees. TURKEYS . . 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