The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 23, 1932, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932. > FINE MANSION USED AS SCENE IN FILM GUMEBY’ Rich Wldow s Palatial| Home Seen in “Fanny Foley Herself” One of South most exclusive YOU I.I. I.AUGH WI'I'H TEARS IN_YOUR EYES | California’s is shown in/| comedy-| drama, “Fanny Foley Herself,” which will be shown for the last times tonight, at the Capitol thea- tre. A massive sion, skirted rn ! te: esf RKO Radio Pictures’ white Colonial man- by beautiful grounds and colorful gardens, it is located in South Pasadena, just north of {Los Angeles, and is the property of Mrs. E. D. Roberts, wealthy Cana- dian widow. Through her courtesy the com-! pany, includi Edna May Olives who has the stellar role, Hcba Bosworth, Florence Roberts, Rochelle Hudson, Helen Chandler,| John Darrow and Robert Emmett| O'Connor, spent three days on the property where many of the most beautiful Technicolor scenes in the production were made. Fine Acting Extolled Eric Paulson, manager of the Capitol, is quite enthusiastic over JOHN DARROW the fine acting in “Fanny Foley HELEN CHANDLER Herself.” .%cu‘m':::l?:r “Miss Oliver portrays ‘Fanny’ i a high-salaried vaudeville head- | liner,” he explained. “A great-| hearted woman, she is a typical| Short Subjects old-time vaudevillian, exceedingly | chesty about her success and her| popularity, a flambouyant dresser, and one who believes one's social status is reckoned by the pounds lof jewels worn. “She has two lovely daughters. Nothing has been too ‘good for them. They have been educated at exclusive boarding schools, have enjoyed trips to Europe. Poor |Fanny! It never occurred to her CHINA NITE IGHT SHOW TONIGHT—1 A. M. Charlotte Greenwood Cliff Edwards in “STEPPING OUT” t’s a Scream L. C. SMITH and CORONA | (that her ideas as to what consti- TYPEWRITERS ‘ |tuted a gentlewoman and those of J p. Blll‘f()!‘(l & CO | her daughters might differ. Invited To Performance They return from Europe and she invites them to see her perform | “Our doorstep worn by satisfied | customers” -k : | | | | | | supremely happy in the faith that | they will think her as great-as her ibeluved public think her. “In the midst of her song | . | dance sensation, where she portray !“) inebriated creature in gaudy ig‘arments and bounds dudicrously jabout the stage, she catches a NUGGET CAFE J. F. McDONALD | glimpse of her girls. They are mor- | tified, tearful, frightened. Shame for their mother overcomes them [and they flee drom the house. Open Day and Night i M hile th di roars, as P Lunch | Meanwhile the audience b cma ko | Fanny, broken-hearted answers cur- SPECIALIZING |tain call affer’curtain call. in “Miss Oliver’s histrionic effort in Chinese Foods, Chop Suey and Chicken Noodles. Spanish Dishes. Hot Chicken Tamales and Chile Con Carne. TAMALES Fresh Daily—3 for $1.00 Take some home for your party TELEPHONE 377 this picture cannot be excelled.” 1}/ Tonight is “Chinaware Night.” A | plece of table chinaware will be |given every woman attending either |of tonight’s regular performances. | ———a—————— | TWO LOCAL MEN BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY | Dan Cole and Peter Chilberg, ar- rested last week by Federal officers, { were yesterday bound over to the | Federal grand jury following a nearing before Judge Charles Sey {in the United States Commissioner’s Court. They are charged with vio- lation of the National Prohibition Act in the manufacture and posses- sion of intoxicating liquor. Cole’s bond ‘was fixed at $2,000, which had not been posted today. Cailberg, who is said to be 83 years old, was released on his own recog- nizance. However, he is serving out 2 $100 fine recently imposed on him for possession of home brew beer. —e Imports of cheese by the United States in 1031 were valued at near- ly 40 times the exports. OPPOSITE THE WRIGHT SHOPPE, FRONT STREET THE Florence Shop | Permanent Waving a Specialty | Florence Holmquist, Prop. | Phone 427 . T I Triangle Bldg. GARBAGE HAULED Reasonable Monthly Rates o ] HEMLOCK WOOD | gpees sasias, wors | Order Now at These Pflee;u ;l PLUMBING | Half Cord W GEO, ALFORS | 50 cents discount for cash ||| PHONE 564 . per cord ® AT = E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 . = » | SEE YURMAN | | New Fur Garments in | | New Styles { | Cleaning, Repairing, Remodeling | AT ODD FELLOWS HALL TONIGHT MUSIC BY ARCTIC TRIO Harry Brandt, Director Yurman, the Furrier | Triangle Building i ! | HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP v oET i waxe ovem | || Prizes Refreshments | SEWING NEATLY DONE } Everybody Welcome Satisfaction Guaranteed | 2 £ OLIVE KESOVIA | || Auspices Spiritual and { Next to Nugget Shop, Phone 3922 | Psychic Society . . Admission, 25¢ 8P.M. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Y Laughs Abound in Screen ‘Offerings {in “Stepping Out,” which will be previewed at 1 o'clock tonight at the | Capitol Theatre and be shown at regular | They are, upper, left to right, Lilian \Ieft to right, Charlotte Greenwcod and Leila Hyams. and When 6(1 Y. W oalth y. "Iutvs Pl(w “STEPPING OUT” Weil' Thvv ve Just (;ot to Pav‘w"-l- BE SHOWN AT1AMPREVIEW IChknlotte Kiresibiiol 12d | 1 Cliff Edwards Are | in Cast , oil milliontaires who trv me picture producers, gold and jealous wives—all join merry imelange in “Stepping Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's | filmization of Elmer Harris' hilar- ious New York stage play. The new picture will be previewed at the Capitol theatre at 1 -o'clock to- night and will be shown at regular performances . tomorrow night. prominent cast includes te Greenwood, Lilian Bond, h stage star, playing the same role in the picture which she did on the stage;. Cliff Edwards, Merna edy, Harry Stubbs, Richard Kane ;Richmond and Wil- son Benge. Directea By Riesner Charles F. Riesner, who pro- “Caught Short” and “Re- directed “Stepping Ou y deals with two oil mil s in Holywood for a vaca - They resolve to back a pic- and this gets them into the es of two gold diggers. Their ves cateh them, get jealous—go ,Lo Caliente. The husbands follow )bemusc the wives have all the !money. So, too, do the gold dig- |gers and then fun and troubles t fa\t and furious. Two coilege boys flu ing with the wives deepen the .plo but finally a clever lawyer {straightens it all out. Many Dramatic Highlights The dramatic nighlights include the comical scenes in which the | wives catch the husbands and the two vamps in the swimming pool, | | | Here are the leading feminte characters that help, to make “whoopy” erformances tomorrow night. | 4uce d and Merna Kennedy; lmm-.'d‘“ | tion. | ture ‘ clut World Court | Adherence Is | UpOnceMore New Interpretation on| Revised Protocol Raises Storm ALL ENGLAND WROUGHT UP BY DE VALER {New Plesxdent of Irish Free,| | State Abolishes Alleg- ! ‘ iance Oath WASHINGTON, y of State Henry L. Stimson has stated in a letter to the S ate Foreign Relations Comm LONDON, March 23. — KINg tno fignt o Callente, the invasion that he believes the rev ~d trotocol | Ge0rge has heen ‘Miformed hy thel " the men's. rooms by the two on American Adherence fto the S:;\onx“'\r l;y;mSleB:e (IhD:;b ul‘,ies?::n‘charmcrs bent on blackmail, the World Court [ull\ accepts the Sen- . e COV VS P Eamon De. Valers, of ghs Haiih) L 00veTy Of fhe pp -coliege boys he Stats offiolal in the rooms of the wives and the announcement that he intends fo Lo "€ Knife-throwing feat —of abolish the oath of allegiance .to' ey SHs, 1dlie WA /Wi Ahen the blonde wife thinks a murderer the British Crown. All England is aroused over the! |is trying to get into her suite, the | ate’s reserv. y Juri The letter debate and it him for quest; against an ad- F has made dn provoked a storm of was decided to call ning. Senator H n W. Johnson, of | scene at the races, and the swim- Calif statement wa ;rf::‘:ll :::“‘O:“ ment -accoraing m‘mm: pool sequences at Caliente. at ance with what he has sail| ™ * W Harris, the playwright, also au- Johnson Stimson & nator thor of “So Long Letty,” person- pis of citrus fruit marketed’ ,ny adapted the play to the talking heim, Cal, houses &~ |gopaon, retaining all the situations led more than $2,500,- and bringing in, as well, many cle- ver picture tricks. de- incurs no liabilitie: SMART SUITS Join the Easter Parade And with plenty of poise in their style rightness. We have any number of youth- ful types for your ap- proval so regardless of What type you have in mind you will find it in these groups arranged for Easter selling. I it is a knit suit with a lacy knit blouse we have more than a dozen styles priced at $18.50. Is Your choice a stunning tweed or a gportsy diagonal woolen? If it is, you'll be surprised to see the many splendid types priced at $29.50. Mannishly tailored and fur-trimmed styles. Choice? A simple matter, this business of choosing! Here are suits with smart collars of galyak or collars. and ¢uffs of blue fox. These are especially low priced. DRESSES BLOUSES SKIRTS Arthur Kukkanen, Juneau; Ketchikan. SPURNED MOVIES FOR DANCING T “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” Elizabeth Turner lived in Los extra partsin the movies. So she ca Associo o Angelss, 'but she didn’t like actin me to Broadway to become a dancer o Press vn BUSINESS “IParis Favors JauntySpring Wool Outfits Smart April Wardrobes Be-| ing Fashioned Around New Design By DIANA MERWIN sociated Press Fashion Editor) PARIS, March 23.—A little wool costume built of a frock, jacket and scarf occupies a .prominent place in the spring style picture. Smart April wardrobes are being fashioned around the nucleus of this new .design—trim, young as a sehoolgirl. Sleeves of -the little often are short—a mere cap over the shoulder; their waistlines are two inches above the normal belt, their skirts trim ‘and plain with hemlines about 12 inches fromlhel, ground. Their belts of bright hued yarns, plaited leathers or wool faced with some gay color generally are their sole ornament. The little wraps which make them ready for the street may be brief | fitted jackets ending at the hip-| bones, waistlength boleros or short capes attached to the belt in the back. Matching combinations rule, although striped jackets ofter. |are worn with plain colored frocks and plain jackets with plaid or checked: frocks. Scarfs Are Chic The scarfs of the costumes make them chic. A grey wool jersey frock. worn with a matching waistlength Jjacket has a scarf of zebra striped jersey in crimson, grey and black. A blege wool dress with a short bolero wrap is finished with a biege, brown and green scraf of pieced silk strips, and a dark blue costume has a grey crocheted sitk scarf tied like a man’s fore-in-hand. Most of .the scarfs are worn wrapped closely about the throat or tied in a brisk bow on one side. Biege, gray, blue are the favorite colors for these little costumes, alihoughleat green, wood brown, tomato red and coral red are seen in quantities. AT THE HOTELS Gastineau ! Paul E. Iverson, Edwin B. Can- pon, Salt Lake City, Utah; Ray E. Chard, Ogden, Utah; Dow Ostlund Lethbridge, Canada; H. W. Raner, C. A Shonacker, Roy J. McMatt, Hough- ton G .Gross, Seattle; A. 8. Douglas Flat, Alaska; William J. Niemi, Chitina; Grocery Company. Chet Johnson, National Alaskan M. Lierson, Seattle; James Weeks, Ry YOU SAVE in many ways when you buy a FORD ASK JUNEAU MOTORS Foot of Main Street jaunty and 1 wool frocks ' are the navy and sapphire: GRAF ZEPPELIN 1S OVER BRAZIL PERNAMBUCO, Brazil, March za.} —The Graf Zeppelin passed over Fernando Do Noronha this morn- |ing and is expected to tie up to a mast ‘here this afternoon, com-| Ipleting a nonstop flight from Ger- 4 many. » SUPPLIES: COMMERCIAL PlthmG BINDERY Gro. M. Simvekins Co. ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK NO JOB TOO SMALL Capital ‘Eleétsic ‘Co. ————— ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES [ Regular mesting of Alford John| {Bmdford Post No. 4, American | Legion, There ‘ate no law ‘enforcement Thursday, March 24, at 8. officers in Chito, Tex., a ‘town of EP. M, —adv. 1,000 population. Midweel Party Danee TONIGHT Given by Loyal Order of Moose No. 700 ARCTIC PLAYERS WE ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD TIME Everybody Invited Special Lunch Served Ladies Free | General Admission $1.00 LADY FINGERS 2 DOZEN—Packed in Tin—38¢ ACES Delightful Bridge Cookies—Air Tight Tins—49¢ GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 192—95 5 Fast Deliveries “Purveyors to Particular People” FOR INSURANCE - See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. MIXING BOWL all for ... == $1,15] CALIFORNIA GROCERY WHITE KING DEAL 2 large packages of WHITE KING SOAP and 1 ten-inch enamelware WHITMAN’S SAMPLER in Easter Gift Boxes 1s, 28, 8s and 5-pound packages Budler, Mauro Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE PHONE 134 FREE DELIVERY EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS- Carbonado Egg-Nut Coal FOR THE FURNACE $16.00 Per Ton Delivered CALL US DIRECT PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. PHONE 412