The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 18, 1932, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1932. NS | GAPITOL LAST TIMES TONIGHT * NO THRILLER EVER MADE AN TOUCH IT! Thistale of a monster who looked like @ man...con- #eived in madness. .. built with love! Look. .. listen...and wonder aof the strangest svory ever told...now brought to fantastic life on the talking screen. 2 A FRIENDLY WARNING If you have a weak heart and can- and excitement or gruesome- , we advise you NOT to see this preductien. If, on the contrary, you like an unusual thrill, you will find it in FRANKENSTEIN" A UNIVERSAL SUPER ATTRACTION Preented by CARL LATMMLE THE MAH WHD MADE A MONSTER NOTE—NO CHILDREN'S PRICE. admitted to evening performances. We will show this picture on Sat- urday Matinee if no objection rais- ed by pmenls l,’l{ \IEW TONIGHT 1AM “THE VIKING” AR REAREOAOO HUI’MOBII.E SERIES 222 THE 'NEW Hupmobile 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! JANES CARLSON Juneau Distributer | LUDWIG NELSON 3| JEWELER Watch Repairing Brunswick Agency FRONT mm o ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK NQ JOB TOO SMALL l Capital Electric Co. : S —————— ] ) Telme 486 RUTH HAYES ] | e R Canvas and Leather Goods MADE_TO ORDER | E. McClaire, Prop. 223 Seward Street . MRS. HOOKER'S T COFFEE SHOP HOME COOKING | Cakes, Pies, Salads, gte. | [ o, No children under 16 years will be | WEIRD DRAMA SHOWS FOR LAST Frankenstem,' with Bons Karloff as Monster, i Is at Capitol “ Arch man-made fiends, life- athing ejectrical machines, hu- | |man ekeletons, ghouls, and vuck‘u\ | hunchbacks places in Universal's shivery, eerie| |and ghostly photoplay of all the; thrill-films, “Frankenstein,” which v\xll be shown for the last times| t t at the Capitol theatre. | weak-nerved patrons had |been warned to stay home. So |they were there to a man at the cpening performance last night. All Factors Favorable The Universal, with its customary pioneering inclinations, has taken | f the most daring stories in| ature—the eighteen century Shelley tale of ster—has added the mgrcdxents cof a superb cast, fine photography, good direction. There -are many film that figurat man who | scenes in the ively - prompt to clutch as his neighbor's clo: arm, but there is Ofie in particuls that the most blase will mever be| able to resist. Last Operation Completed The excited young Dr. Franken- stein, played brilliantly by Colin ive, and his devlish little dwarf- nt, Dwight Frye, compleie hcome-made man. - They dash their shrieking electrical contriv-| ance and test the life-giving ray . But the result must be to be appreciated. The cast includes Colin Mae Clarke, John Boles, Karloff, Edward Van Sloan, erick Kerr, Dwight Frye and Boris Fred- Lion- ———————— ALASKA SURVEY |Geological Suyvey Allot- ment for Alaska Reduc- i (Centinwea from fage One) gram to accord with his funds Many Employees Dropped The economy program of Con-| |gress thas affected every bureau of the Interior Department, Mr. Suewart said. It was understood | |that it would reduce its personnel | by 3400. Of this number 1,700 |pr vices and 700 from W|ashington offices. Mr. time in Washington. brief visit to New York to see a| sister. He had a wvisit with E. T., & Stewart spent most of his| of the Kennecoti president of the company Wit the New York offices. In Washington, he. met |Fozard, former superintendent | Latouche and now connected with |He also represents Lynch Brothers ‘m the east. Mr. Stewari met a |number of other former Alaskans |in the east and in Seattle. ————————— HASSELBORG TO INSPECT TIMBEH B. F. Helntzleman and J.|| P. Williams Expect- ed Back Today ‘To inspect timber in the vicinity of Lake Hasselberg, B. . Heintz- leman, Assistant National Forester, and J. P. Willilams, Forest Exam- iner, left Juneau this forenoon on an airplane for the lake. They are expected to return this even- ing. They went in the seaplanc Chichagof, Pilot Anscel Eckmann, and Mechanic Gordon Graham. The Chichagof yesterday flew o Haines and then back to Ju- meau. The plane took C. E. Van ‘Wold of Missoula, Mont., to Haines to meet his mother, Dr. E. V. Taylin, dentist, who is associated with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Mr. Van Wold and Dr. Tavlin re- turned here in the aircraft. ————————— To clean varnished woodwork, make a solution of one cup each of water, kerosene and vinegar. Apply on a soft cloth and wipe dry |with'a cloth, TIMES TUNIGHT‘ all have their sinister | fascinating sets and| will both literally and; the spectator| the last surgical operation on their | to| «ecu' Clive, | el Belmore. ! James Whale directed. { ed by 30 Per Cent i He made a’ Stannard, former general mamgcr; ! and Alaska | Steamship Company, and now vice- | J. L. at | the Manufacturers Trust Company. ' = FLIGHT MADE TO Horror I)ll(’b On Horror | in “Frankenstein,” which will be | mgm at the Capitol Theatre. % 7 In the above iliustrations are shown twe of the thrilling scenes presented for the last time to- COMPROMISE IN JAPANESE + FUNDS SLASHED, CGABINET ROW STEWART SAYS o \Government Offers Army | Proposal for Coalition Government TOKYO, Japan, May 18. — The leaders of the Sei ai Party, the Government organi: n, has de- icided to offer the ol branch to (the Army and proposed a com- | promise ion party govern- {ment to succeed the Cabinet of islain Premier Inuaki. The compromise propesal follow- ed the Army’s ultimatum demand- ng a nonpartisan National Gov- ernment. ————— SHOP IN JUNEAU will be dropped from field ser-| Alice in New Wonderland At Eighty E N S The original Alice of aria docked at New ter or ing skyscrapers and slender spires Hargreaves, now 80 years old, was nonsense seventy years ago. Carroll told the sto fln -inen were content to hear the story from tail, insisted upon the dre: same manuscrip CarrollM-th FIFTY STILL MISSING IN SEA TRAGEDY Six Hundred and Seventy-| Six Known Rescued when Boat Burns PARIS, May 18.—The owners of | Georges Philippar in the Arabian Sea the motorship which burn last Monday night, announced to- day that 50 p ngers and mem- bers of the crew, are known to be Tk whe! mber might be in- complete check is n g [ i It cued. No Americans are on the list of is known that 676 were res- missing or rescued. The survivors are at Aden. “Frankenstein” Is Packed Wlth Thrills HUNTING SEALS ON ICE FLOES IS PERILOUS WORK 'Lnu Are Lost n Fllmmg | of “The Viking” in ' Newfoundland Huntir |£loes seals over floating ice ough seas appears to ke dangerous joh, as reveal- ing tomorrow at the Cap- e. ording to a letter to his from the late Varick Fris- lost his life in the Vik- ster while completing the the cameramen who followed hunters with heavy cameras nd equipment, took much risks. from the letter : al hunters are a rough y hadn’t much respect first, regarding us as a yacting ‘whitenoses,’ which men spending their first in Newfoundland. Sealcrs Changed Minds when Gandolfi and Keller- our cameramen, went right the floating ice into the thick t close up with the mic- , the sealers changed their Ml the sealers carry is a gun pnd a pike staff. Our cameras Wweigh about 100 pounds each, and the mikes, with their heavy wire cables running back to the ship, were the very devil to drag along. “Nobody works or hunts alone lon the ice. Two men or more, ‘orw n tied together with a rope, one carrying it, always go ether, Mighty 'Slippery Footing “The ice is mightly slippery foot- | ing Heavy boots and clothing \m ke swimming difficult; and any- wa\ the icy water brings almost }m: ant paralysis. ‘As a result, not Gne sealer in a hundred has both- lered to learn to swim. Tt would- In't be any use. We only lost one camera. Gondolfi and Kellerman rame through with a few icy foaths. Penrod, the third cameraman on the job, lost his life in the | Viking' explosion with Prissell. The film shows how sealers use ex- plosives to blast their ship free {when it gets jammed in the ice. ——————— (,ASWELL SEIZES BOOZE —— g AND LOOKS FOR OWNER In a raid on a Ketchikan liquor cache, 12 gallons and 120 flasks of moonshine whiskey and a com- plete bottling equipment were seiz- ed yestorday, according to advices received by Deputy W. H. Caswell by United States Marshal Albert White. The’cache was unattended, 'and no arrests have been made. Caswell is now engaged in a search for che owner. e \ Old papers for sale at Empire Office. Who Wrote Immortal Classlc. Inspiration of Lewis Carroll's Fantasy Comes to Honor Memory of Childhood Friem:] h,u ad cayer - chops even with [thiep” very g(vul.-rfl'l litlte Alice. find w pleasure in all Bheie simple remembering how own, chitd-lifs, and the. Lewis Carroll's immortal fantasy entered a _new Wi York on her last trip from England. But thi are. Instead, Alice, who is Mrs. Alice Hargrea that seem to point to still another land that lies above the clou the little girl for whom Lewis Carroll created the land of beautiful of Wonderland to A lips of its creator. is here to attend the 100th anniversary celebrations of the birth of Le She is accompanied by lu only surviving -::N(l::h-- Caryl “fi.m“".' h Seob Guards, looked upon a Wouderl-nd of towser- amy professor of mathematics writing t, penned to amuse a child was l-te‘r -old for $75,000. Mrs. Hargre: * %k % Alice ” was baginning o \get very Ured of silling by Aer sistir on e bk, s of having nsthing G o once or twize sle had e in" ity and where s b without pictures or Con: her own mind, uu a vm/w}ul tabs, o by and how she' Joys d when the finer Beren- was no White Rabbit, Mad Fre, isters. But though dell, fearful lest s in a book for her. T ice and her Columbia Univ “Guards, and ber > Viking,” which will be- | FILM BEAUTY BASKS IN THE SUN ype wi | [AMS IS COMING HERE National President, Ameri- can Lexion Auxiliary, [ to Visit Alaska Mrs. Edith F. Sheelor, President of the Department of Alaska, Am- |erican Legion Auxiliary, received a | wire yesterday announcing that Mrs. Frederick C. Williams, Na- | tional President of the’ American egion Auxiliary, is planning upon |making a trip to Alaska during |the early part of next July, and hopes to visit as many: of the Aux- | iliary Units as possible. | Mrs. Willilams's visit will ‘be the second visit Alaska has received from any of the national officers, Mrs. Beth Laubaugh, who was Na- tional Vica-President of the West- ern Division, ‘was i Alaska last summer. —_—————— Old papers for sale at BEmpire Office. v T ilmlnpendent Druggists AMBROSIA The Pore-Deep Associated Press Photo When the roving photographer passed along the sands of Holly. wood’s resort colony at Malibu Beach, Cal., he caught Sarl Maritza, one of the screen’s Eurnpean Impartahom, in this pose. from here, & community of 35| FoREsT FLAMES buildings, is reported to have been | Cleanser | wiped out by flames. The fire was | checked before it reached nearby | $2'00 V‘.’l“e for | communities. DESTRUY TOWNS Jol‘ md Henri below here have 3100 been dests Ambrosia Flask, J & J CANADIAN AREA ... ... comers s P FOUR ARE SENTENCED AT A ogia Funnel] KETCHIKAN BY W. C. ARNOLD | | | Hundreds Are Homeless-l Four persons yesterday got jail| Fires Rage Through Jf:nmmon ranging from 80 days/ 4 to four months, when they appear- Parched Woodlands ~ |ed before Judge w. c. Arnold in! June Dru "lhe United States Commissioner'sl au rug QUEBEC, May 18.—Several vil- | Court at Ketchikan on charges | lages and farmstead are in ash ,'or violating the Alaska Bone Dry CO leaving hundreds homeless in the |Law. | L) FREE with each $1.00 bottle of Ambrosia wake of forest fires sweeping| Ed Smith was given 45 days." through the parched woodlands of |Delia Drisch 45 days; Bessie Ben- “There Is No Substitute the lower St. Lawrence Valley. | son 30 days and Simon Booth four for QUALITY” The flames which ran along the | months. 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