The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1931, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1931. CAPITOL SUNDAY Men SUNDAY MATINEE—2 P. M. MONDAY CaZ 9 Love with ADOLPHE MENJOU LEILA HYAMS NORMAN FOSTER What a part for Menjou — as the man who understood mis- understcod wives! And what a grand cast in jthis stirring picture of love among the married! Adapted from Vincent Lawrence's play, “Among the Married” directed by EDGAR SELWYN ALSO LAUREL and HARDY Sagat “OUR WIFE” LAST TIMES TONIGHT “DIRIGIBLE” ———COMING——— “Young Donovan’s Kid” 8 —starring— RICHARD DIX, Star of “Cimarron” and JACKIE COOPER, Star of “SKIPPY” HOLLYWOOD TOPICS By ROBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD — Conrad Nagel 5 ( has suggested that the screen’s own Big Value in CHRISTMAS CARDS Attractive Christmas Greetings with tissue lined envelopes Box of 16 Cards .....50c Box of 21 Cards.....$1.00 Juneau Drug Company Free Delivery Phone 33 Post Office Substation JUNEAU RADIO* SERVICE CO. Tubes Open Evenings IN OLD CABLE OFFICE Near First and Main PHONE 218 Service crrrrrroneoes) | ! stars go forth to the various states, around election times, to combat excessive censorship laws that i might be proposed or are already in existence. It isn't likely, of course, that the | studios will ever see fit to spare their celebritles from the sound stages en masse as woud be re- |quired, since the business of stars is to make pictures and not to undertake campaigns. Meanwhile, however, Hollywood |is easing the wor kof the censors, as well as the film exchanges and theatre owners, through the work of a newly created studio staff dubbed “scenario cutters.” ‘These are girls, who, when: a pic- ture is completed, see it projected, check each scene, each speech, against the script from which 1t was made, and record all changes that have been made during pro- duction. The result of their work is a complete script of the film exactly as it will be released, scene by scene, and not as it was intended originally. In other words, they cut the script exactly as the film cut- ter has cut the film, as the director has made it, and their finished product tells all concerned exactly what is in the picture. " “Baby-Star” Stars Marian Marsh is first of the year’s crop of “baby stars” actually |to achieve stardom. | She will be formally rated a star | with the release of “Under Eight- een.” This began as “The Poor Little Ritz Girl, but the title waschanged because Mary Pickford once played “The Poor Little Rich Girl,” and " | Hyams’ * * » CAPITOL WILL FOLLOW HOLT WITH MENJOU “Dirigible’ Ends Tonight—| ‘Men Call It Love’ on Sunday Dirigible,” featuring Jack Holt, | will be shown for the last times | tonight at the Capitol theatre “Men Call It Love" starring Ad-| olphe Menjou and Leila Hyams, | will be the Sunday offering, the | first presentation being at matinee tomorrow afternoon. | In “Dirigible,” the fascination of | a uniform is demonstrated. At a ball given by the naval officers in honor of Holt who is departing on a dirigible trip to the North Pole, the spectacle is a brilliant and iri- descent scene. The naval officers, most of them young and handsome, are dressed impeccably in white. Brightly Costumed Women The young women are more brightly costumed. in a brilliant variety of crimson, mauve and black evening gowns as well as others of varied colorings. The chandaliers throw diffused and scintillating pin points of lights on the colorful assemblege and the whole is a magic scene with which to conjure. In “Men Call It Love,” Menjou, is a bachelor. Always the gentl man, he bowshumbly and sends the lady of his heart back to her hus- band. | Bubbling with brilliant lines and spicy situations, the picture main- tains a swift pace from the mo- ment it opens at a divorce party until it closes on Menjou's gallant gesture. B. Edgar Selwyn, directfld Secks Another Man’s Wife Miss Hyams is the wife for whose! love Menjou angles. Mary Duncan {is the married adventuress Wwho starts all the trouble by luring Miss husband, Norman TFoster, into a frankly compromising situ- ation. Hedda Hopper scintillates as the hostess at the divorce party and is afforded an opportunity for| some. haughty dialogue and than Hedda Hopper there is none haughtier. | Recruit From Stage ; Robert Emmett Keane, a recruit from the stage, provides a sincere characterization as Joe, Miss Dun- can’s clammy husband. There is an air of extravagance evidenced throughout -the produc- tion and whatever may be found lacking in action is more than off- set by pictorial interest and plot motivation in the zippy lines. the similarity of the titles was feared confusing. Anita Louise’s mother is a “stage mamma” by orders of the boss. Charles R. Rogers, prcducer em- ploying the 15-year-old leading lady, requires Mrs. Fremault to at tend her daughter cons'amly Anita’s chaperonage thus rivals that of another Anita, Miss Page. Hope Williams_is returning east without making a movie. The story intended to star her, “Pent House,” was sidetracked as unsuitable and the actress, due in New York for a play, decided not to wait. —e———— NOTICE TO MARINERS Stikine Strait—Snow Passage Gas Buoy, 2, reported extinguished on Nov. 19, will ‘be relighted as soon as practicable. San Cristoval Channel — Pizdras Island Reef Buoy 5-A, reported adrift Nov. 23, will be replaced as soon as practicable. Prince William Sound — Bligh Island Reef Gas Buoy, 2, reported extinguished Nov. 18, will be re- lighted as soon as practicable. — NOTICE When down town piacing your grocery order with George Broth-| ers -please remind them of the little - account due me, and they will gladly give you & receipt. | adv. D. B , Phone 114 —— e ‘GOLDEN G ZOW” Christmas Cards, new Alaska photos with in- dividual titles. See Winter & Pond. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having been confirmed as the executor of the last will and testa- ment of James Russell, deceased, by order admitting said will to probate, issued out of the Probate Court of Juneau Precinct, Terri- tory of Alaska, on the 23d day of November, 1931, all persons having | claims against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present them, duly verified as by law required, within six months from the date of said order, to the undersigned executor at the| office of H. B. Le Fevre, his at-| torney, at No. 183% South Front| Street, in Juneau, Alaska. JAMES T. BURNETT, Executor of the will of Ja.mes Russell, deceased. First publication, Nov. 28, 1931. Last publication, Dec. 26, 1931. 1 * * * Screens to Sparkle Sunday Land Romance to anafl Sea Adventure * * * * Famed for Legy the | e _* & “ucy Doraine, beautiful Hung:man tctress, is shown as she arrived at Jew York on the S, S. Bremen to nake her American film debat. Mlle. Doraine, we’d have you ow, is famed for possessing the ‘most beautiful legs in Hungary.” America has a chance to judge tor xtself now. ALBERT R. DAVIDSON RETURNS WITH BRIDE| Mr. and Mrs. Al | were among the incoming passen- gers on the steamship Admiral| Evans, which arrived last night from the South. Mr. | Davidson is assistant manager of {the Harris He and Mrs. Davidson were mar- ried November 16 at Long Beach, California. The bride, whose maiden name was Miss Helen Ruth Kerby, is the daughter of. Mrs. Mae Kerby of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will make their home n Juneau. ————— TWO ENTER HOSPITAL Miss Dorothy Schmitz and Mrs. R. A. Anderson are patients in St. Ann’s Hospitaks entered yesterday and Mrs. Ander- son today. | ert R. Davidson | Myren. in Juneau | _adyv. Hardware Company. | Goldstein & Co. -Miss Schmitz | ! ORGAN RECITALS COLISEUM HAS WILL BE GIVEN| TRIPLE THREAT | AT COLISEUM WESTERN PLAY Rex Parrot—t—eranges for|‘Pardon My_Gun. Tonight First Concert Tomor- Will Be Followed by row Evening ‘Derelict’ Sunday In connection with motion pic-| “Pardon My Gun,” ture shows at the Coliseum theaire George Durea and Sally S in the future, organ concerts will be shown tonight on be features of the programs. The|seum theatre. “Der musical recitals will be given by George Bancroft in the ex Parrott, who arrived in Ju- role, will headline the neau from Seattle last night on the'Sunday, the first presentat cteamship Admiral Evans. The!ipg at the matinee tomo; first recital will be at the early noon. show tomorrow evening, and the| “Pardon My Gun” is a number “will be “The Poet and Western drama of t Paesant Overture.” threat character. It has a Mr. Parrott is an accomplished | plot, excellent singing and dancing musician. At various times in the and wonderful rodeo exhibitions last eight years, he has been as-|of horsemanship. sociated with the Lathrop string; The plot motivates around a of theatres to the Westward and horse race, which is won by the with the Gross Coliseum chain m“hem after he has been rescued by Southeast Alaska. ! the heroine from kidnappers, who| ‘W. D. Gross, owner of the had plotted to hold him until .IL Coliseum chain, came back to Ju-' event was run. neau on the Admiral Evans. He| The singing and the and his son, Zalmain Gross, at- are by capable artis tended the recent Exhibitors’ | Feats of Horsmanship ‘Convention in. Seattle. w. Di The feats of horsemanst Gross in returning North made a]p:rrormed by two youth business visit at Ketchikan, where!peFarlane and Thomas McFarlano, he owns and conducts a Coliseum | They almost steal the show theatre. Zalmain Gross rcturlx:-(l“melr clever work, here last week. | In “Derelict” Bancroft is a bel- P R ST | ligerent, two fisted, sea captain. ATTENTION! AMERICAN Out of the angry night comes the | LEGION | frantic stacatto signal of All members of th> American| distress. “S.O8."-"S/ chxon are requested to meet at he knows, that aboard the founder- | | the Dugout at 1:30 o'clock Sunday ing craft is the one man in the | afternoon to attend the funeral of| world he hates, and the woman |our 7late comrade, William H. Who doubk sed him! That's the | Please wear caps. By climatic ion. ‘1 Story of Cembat R. B. MARTIN, ! “Derelict” is a story of combat: Commander. |A man’s combat with relentless ele- SN | ments, with a rival in love and Buy that fur coat now. Chds.‘}\vlth himself. It has its full share —fld‘-'.‘of the spectacular: A crash be- with leading i dancing order of $25.00 REWARD For Information leading to Arrest and Con- viction of anyone found Molesting Pictures and other Advertising Material in front of the Capitol Theatre. " T ERIC PAULSON, Manager. ANCIENT AND MODERN Is the Subject of the Lecture by Evangelist H. L. WOOD at ODD FELLOWS BUILDING Sunday Evening, Nov. 29, at 7:30 o’clock Can we communicate with the spirits of the departed dead? Sir Oliver Lodge communicated with? mond” answered in this lecture. TUESDAY EVE SUNDAY, DEC. 6—“FOUR BEASTS OF DANIEL 77 The attendance is still increaflng — THERE’'S A REASON NG PASTOR VERNON GYES will speak on the subject— Who is the “Ray- These questions will be clearly Come early for a seat as last Sunday night the hall was filled. “WILL ZIONISM BLOOM?” Thursday Evening—‘Resurrection of the Dead. When? How? Ghosts or Real Bodies?” Friday Evening—“Evolution—TIs It Scientific?” Were our ancestors apes and monkeys? What do the world’s leading scientists say about it? SATURDAY, 1:30 P. M—SABBATH SCHOOL “Are God’s Ways Equal? Is it harder to be a Christian now than in former generations” by |- ll||IIIIINIIIIIiHIIlIIIIIIllIilIIIHIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIlllII_IIIllIIIIIIIII A COLISEUM Presents SUNDAY and MONDAY This Mighty Action Sea Drama Starts at the SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:00 P. M. Children, accompanied by their parents ad- mitted FREE MUSIC AGAIN— V7e have secured at great expense & PREMIEBR ORGANIST who will make his first appearance this evening { GEORGE /BANCROFT SATURDAY ONLY, Matmee and Night PATHE Presents A NEW BRAND OF WESTERN PARDON MY GUN ATTENTION! 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