The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1932, Page 3

| | & | ~-NOTICE- MICKEY MOUSE CLUB There will not be any show or meetings SATURDAY AFTERNOON During the summer vacation term THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932. WAS VERDICT OF MOVIES Mickey Mouse On Vacation For Summer 40 PRISON BREAK ISFEATURE OF DR.LIMOUZE ~WILL SPEAK | HERE SUNDAY General Promotion Secre-| tary to Occupy Pres- byterian Pulpit Upon comple So Ce main the s mini ington a The Light Chu Su -+ a meetings of 'SERENADERS RESUME SATURD go 00T HIGHWAY INAUGURATED New Service from Juneau| to Auk Lake Starts | Next Mond;p/ | COLISEUM THE TONITE—7:30, 9:30 DOORWAY TO HELLC i i featuring LEW AYRES Star of “All Quiet on the Western Front” and “€Comnron M B ol 2 e S [ > i STUD'U STAFF o 3 GANGSTER PI-AY Dr. Arthur H. Limouze, General The S be b 8 Juneau is not If not met-|ford's Corner, for Auk Lake and | Eric Paulson Extols “Cub- | Promotion Secretary of the Board | the Flks m} room Saturd ropolitan and in line with pro- | Way points at 7:40 &. m., 10:30 . LOVe Song" t . T h |of National Missions of the Pres- :‘r’{(" “1“ absence of tw siveness, a stage line is to be (M., andBG.l5 P m.r i o an al ‘D Hell i byterian Church in the U. 8. A.|They played to a lar tween Juneau and Auk| Mr. Bacon is a former residen 3 : 3 oorway to He onight bvte ; : e fos R Herome Of Capltol Plav itol Su , = will be the speaker at the worship | tending c ng to the residents|of Anchorage. He has also operat- = ) n o W FRIDAY SATURDAY Dies as Represent- Capitol Sunday and “lllicit” Sunday |cervices at the Northern Light |t A. B. Ha along the highway and transients. |cd a fox farm at Sumdum: . = d 7 Pp By e ks i vapciioi at Coliseum }Pre:byzenan Church Sunday mam-‘b A;“"]““‘]"{‘* € The stage ice is to be inau- ('OLO_—“.——RG oF 9. Rnloks ove! St ed m Foem Y i Y o | ing | by Barle Hur gurated next Monday morning by | € Love! Danger! And so is Minnie Mouse. They . . | Preceding his appointment ‘as{tra plans to h | W3 Baocon, . (B iwill ke’ 4. Jarge | RECORDED STAMPEDE! Murderous and humane senti- “}‘}“.dfl"‘}‘?r“i to d St ~he{‘ “The Doorway to Hell” With|General Promotion Secretary. Dr {5 WL, felen th two - baker sedan and is prepared | ttled back and forth at|Saturday afternoon matinee meet- |Lewis Ayres in the leading role, i | Limouze was pastor of the No:'r,h-‘(’-\- on the 3d and 4th y passengers, mail and par-| WASHINGTON—A record of the for four and Ings during the the headline attraction on the Pro- |mincior Preshyterian Church at| ———— colors of 3,900 bricks collected from cGuire Comedy ILVER NITE—- W TONIGHT—1 A. M. PREV! O % Harry $ Dawson’s z Cafe s § FROM 11 TO 3 We Serve a Special Plate || LUNCH for 50¢ Come and get acquainted Every AIRMAN SHIRT is guaranteed to retain its size— in collar, sleeves, body. It is made of a beautiful broadcloth of fine weave and lustrous tex- ture. Reinforced invisible stays in the collar points keep them straight and neat. The details of cut and tailoring are up fto custom-made standards. Lay in a supply of AIRMAN SHIRTS—They can be had in whites and guaranteed fast colors. SABIN’S Everythng in Furnishings For Men Dld papers fer sme at The Emprre. e subject of the summer months. Summer time gram at the Coliseum theatre to- night Columbus, Ohio, a church of over | MISS KEMP GOES SOUTH except when edule is arranged. all paris of the country has been made by the Bureau of Stanards. Colors ranged from light Juff to of i I | {had intended that she should. | 1 theatre. I 't any hap- ending to “Lasca” or to th y when Frank Desprez origin- wrote it. Tt has come r down through the years as ne example of love and self- ce. -But these years hadn't Dorothy Burgess. Further , they hadn't seen her D! ing a Spanish girl “swayed in her suppleness to and fro by each gust passion.” ble. afternoon. to take Saturday Stage Crew Favored Life The cameraman, the j tage crew, and the pr all begged to let Lasca were almost on the point of get- ting up a petition. But Dorothy Burgess felt vehemently that Las- ca should die. So did Leon Carr- illo and Director Bdward Laem- mle. Sim Summerville was in favor of killing pretty Lasca and proceeded home to supper. doors. “So, during the “During vacation just as the poet, Frank Desprez, Love Bong.’ e Daily Empire want Ans P2y, ‘The Peanut Vende: “And in this respect, good for children is good for grown folks, too, [Elder persons have to attend to business, but those able afternoons should arrange to enjoy them out- months boys and girls ought to be ! in the open air as much as possi- They should be encoumgedi o take advantage of the sunshine, | or any rate, of the warm tempera- tures, every afternoon — Saturday afternoon as well as every other|| wh summer, will be no Saturday afternoon mat- inees for either children or grown folks at the Capitol theatre. childrer their parents, can conveniently at- tend the delightful enteriainments gularly offered at the Capitol ‘Speaking of delightful tainment, I cannot recommend ‘The After days of conflict, the de-|Cuban Love Song,’ starring xhc_fu- cision came from the office of |mous baritone, Lawrence Tibbitts, | Universal's production ck Carl | and the fiery Mexican maid, Lupe Jaemmle, Jr., It came in the form | Velez, which will be presented at of a curt note. The note read:|the (Capitol theatre too strongly. “Kill Lasca.” “Among Tibbett’s songs are And so Lasca died, realistically,|‘From the Halls of Montezuma, “Tramps at Sea,’ and ‘The Cuban He and Miss Velez sing the original Cuban version of £ the Princess Norah thi at is off there n Bke enter- | WHEN YOU WANT IT PHONE 358 And up—Complete, Installed Guaranteed not to smoke your walls, zero weather. or cost. ’ | “We tell you in advance what job will LUMBER JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS Warm Air FURNACE REGISTER IN EVERY ROOM $1°75-00 Guar- anteed to heat your home to 70 degrees in || Guaranteed to Satisfy RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL cost” _————-‘—J I NOTE:—Mr. Metcalfe, in charge of our Sheet Metal Shop, is not only competent but right up to date on the best and latest practice in warm air heating. and ventilating and will gladly give you estimates without obligation ion was a beau- 5 1,000 members. Half the stu- is outdoor time, “Dllicit,” starring Barbara Stan-| pe pag just come from the Gen- dio tho hould live, but ric Paulson, the|wyck, will feature the new bill le| Assembly of tAE® Presbyterian |visiting he the m part won. The | r of theithat will be presented Sunday. |Church which m® in Denver,|nard, since verdict Kill Lasca!” And so Rollieg ontl St Colorado. He is in Alaska in the the poor girl died, and there is and h‘"“q ‘?I s ks Daily Empire Wanv Ads Pay interest of the work of the church. [for Vancouver, B. C. (n\hng to Lasca of the Mousers, ex- e & EEge Tre o 5 2y B A 5L S s P de,” which is playing plained today.|y “During the favorable weather| ! 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