The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 4, 1931, Page 3

CAPITOL TONIGHT Barrage of Mi ghty Laughs Gleem . . . carz . troubles rcuted with . funnier in glorious whirl of lightning-swift farce. Screen’s ace comedian . . than ever . . . with AT ANITA LOUISE ' 4 JOHN DARROW Also—“LONE DEFENDER” LADIES— Do not miss starting your Silver Set to match your China. For those who missed getting theirs last night we will have another Silver Night Tonight MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT—~1 A. M. “TRANSGRESSION™ KAY FRANCIS RICARDO CORTEZ Quartz and placer location no- tices at 'The Empire. and — GAPITOL KEEPS % | WOOLSEY FOR TS HEADLINER “TransgressioT_ to Be Pre- | viewedTat .lho'Clock | onight cLus ; : M“" “Everything’s Rosie,” featuring Robert Woolsey, again will head- CONTESTS ACTS line the program at the Capitol theatre tonight. The same play I"USIC will be the attraction at both reg- ular performances tomorrow night, but at the matinee meeting of the Mickey Mouse Club tomorow 'af- ternoon the offering will be “Young Donovan’s Kid,” with Richard Dix and Jackie Cooper in the principal The Picture Will Be YOUNG DONOVAN’S Tolgs. KID “Transgression,” starring Kay Francis, Ricardo Cortez and Paul P, Cavanaugh, will be presented Sun- < ' day an dthis will be the photoplay that will be previewed at the mat- inee at 1 o'clock tonight. ! Tonight will be “Silver Night” again. A piece of silverware will be given to every woman who was unable to attend last night's per- formances an dwho is present- at en:her of tonight's performances. Lure of Auctio nRing In “Everything’s Reosie,” the com- edy theme is based on the contag- ious lure of the sham auction ring, with its petty trickeries and ‘price “FOR THOSE WHO WRITE” The REMINGTON PORT- ABLE is used by thousands, in schools, offices, traveling, social correspondence and business work. You can own one by pay- ing $1250 down and $5.00 Jjuggiing. monthly, and you get one |/' With Woolsey in his nxsc solo year free service with each starrin gecomedy, the picture machine. catches the laugh-provoking high- lights of a carnival faker's' career and takes him through a series of comedy situations. | The auction scenes give Woolsey plenty of opportunity to engage in that lighter patter which first made him.14mobs on the vaudevilé sf.age AT You cannot afford to pass up this libéral offer. “Say Merry Christmas with a Remington Portable” LUCAS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Dealers for Alaska American Beauty Parlor Mrs. Jack Wilson Telephone 397 i.l The Best Laundry ELKS HALL At a Fair Price WHERE? CAPITAL LAUNDRY Phone 355 Franklin St. [ ! [} | ] o Saturday Does Not Burn, Buckle or Warp JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS Phone 358 you use Sheetrock. It gives you the safety, privacy and comfort that good walls must provide . .. solid, durable wallsthat takeany decoration and preserve it. We'll supply you and instruct you fully. SHEETROCK Night IEN you remodei your house; be sure Music by JUNEAU’S BEST FIVE-PIECE DANCE BAND The Serenaders ‘THE FIREPROOF WALLBOARD - 2:00 P. M., SUNDAY Al Boasburg Is Au‘lmf 'I'heswryls{romthepeno{he of Hollywood's humorists, AlBoas- berg. The direction is by OClyde Bruckman. Anita Louisa, John Darrow, Florence Roberts and Al- fred P. James are in the cast . “Young Donovan’s Kid” is the story of a Robin Hood character in the fantastic tapestry of New York’s seething life of fearless fighter and courageous suitor re-| generated ‘through the devotion of a boy. Theme of “Transgréssion” “Transgression,” with thre star roles, is the screen vérsion of Kate Jordon's novel, “The Next Corner.” Tt deals with the mental torment of | & young woman reared in the peace | an dquiet of an English countty- side who goes to Paris and' strug- gles against conscience and im- pulse when an ardent suftor at- Orchestra ;{fi Vaudeville to Supplement Screen at Capitol Theatre At the matinee meeting of the Mickey Mouse Ciub tomorrow after« noon in the Capitol theatre, “Young | Donovan’s Kid,” starring Richard/ Dix and Jackie Cooper, will be the ‘featured screen attraction. ‘This photoplay was shown at the tempts to sweep her off her feet. Herbert Brenon directed. | regular performances last Tuesday and Wednesday. It has been se- Th esupporting cast includes:!lected for repetition at the matinze Nance O'Neill, Ruth Weston, Johnitomorrow afternoon at the request 8t. Polis, and Adrienne d’Ambri- of numerous parents, who saw the Ao court, . WALLSTEDT FAMILY LIVE ON 9TH AVENUE; Mr. and Mrs. 6. Wallstedt and their two daughters, Gertrude and| Murial, are at home now in a dwelling house on Ninth avenue, near Recreation Park. Mr. Wallstedt, who is deputy Grand President of the Loyal Or- der of Moose for Alaska, recently returned from a trip to the States. He was accompanied on his ré- turn by Mrs. Wallsmedt and the daugtters. ‘The family will mkc its future resience in Juneau. e BABY FUNERAL TOMORROW Funeral services for Phillip Pet- ers, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Peters, Indlan resi- dents of Juneau, will be. held at 1 i o'clock tomorrow in the Russlnn‘] 4| Orthodox churth. Interment Will be in Evergreen cemetery. — e DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY Picture early in the week but whose children did not attend the night shows because of school the fol- lowing days. Many fathers and mothers want their boys and girls to see this play because of its ob- ject lesson against the indulgence in lawless activities. Approval Given Play ‘Thomas Redlingshafer, Master of the Juneau Masonic Lodge, 'is one of those who saw “Young Dono- vah's Kid” this week and who &p- proves of ‘the play as entertain- ment for young folks. “Young Donovan's Kid" steps out on the pagés of Rex Beach's fiery novel, “Big Brother.” It has to do with ‘an East Side gangstet of the pre-war period, who, because he is given a seven-year-old waif to fos- ter, decies he will go straight and give up the bad life. Court Takes Waif He gets 4 job in a steel miil, but the children’s court takes his waif- chdrge away.' He becomes impli- cated in crime again and the story goes into a whirlwind of action, shot through with dramatic events. Dix is the reformed gangster and Jackie Cooper is the waif. ’MIGKEY MDUSE GOLDEN WEST CLUB WILL SEE| GIRL APPEARS ‘DONOVAN'S K1D' AGAIN TONIGHT *Too Young*t?Marry' Will Be Shown Tomorrow at Coliseum “The Girl of the Golden West,” ! starring Ann Harding, will be| shown for the last itmes tonlght at the Coliseum theatre. “Too Young to Marry,” with Virginia Sale in the leading role, will be the |offering tomorrow only, the first presentation being at the afternoon matinee, which will start at the usual time, 2:30 o'clock. “Going Wild,” featuring Joe E. Brown will headline the program for Sunay, and this program will be previewed at the matinee at 1 o'clock tonight. At the regular performance to- night, Rex Parrott at the organ will play three selections, “Novel- ette,” “Dizzy Fingers” and “Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.” Two Women In Cast Although “The Girl of the Gold- | en West” ‘18 essentially a great love story, based on a man's regener- ation through a woman's love, the| cast ‘contains only two women. And one of these women appears in only one scene! However; one woman in a love story is all that is necessary—if it is the right woman, and in this case it happens to be, for it is Ann Harding, wistful blond beauty. James Rennie plays opposite her, and Harry Bannister takes a highly jmportant role as Jack Rance, sheriff and gambler. John Francis Dillon directed this First National and Vitaphone production. Sister of Chic Sale The star in “Too Young to Mar- | With The | thing,” and educated in Urbana High School, the University of Illinois and the American Academy of| Dramatic Arts in New York City. She spent five years in the legiti- mate and vaudeville, entering pic- tures in 1927, oing a bit in King Vidor's “The Crowd.” Miss Sale is five feet, five inches in height, weighs 120 pounds and has brown eyes and brown hair. Joe Gets the Girl | In “Going Wild,” Joe E. Brown | is one of the few comedians in| whom the romantic interest centers. He was a romantic success in “On Show,” “Hold E‘vm‘yfl and “Top Speed.” Believe it or not, he geis more than thousand fan letters a month which | may be classed as “mushy.” The only case in which he didn't ge his girl cinematically speaking, was a in “Sally.” “Going Wild"” is classed as one of his best comedies. Included in the cast are Walter Pidgeon, Law- | rence Gray, Ona Munson, Laura Lee, Frank McHugh, and many | others. William A. Seiter directed. - — FOR QUICK COAL SERVICE Phone 492. Alaska Transfer Co. 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