The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1932, Page 3

. CAPITOL [ TIMES TONIGHT Can a man play fast and furious and pause at the brink—saved by 1. - an understanding love? 2, See this 4 MILE - A - MINUTE RAILROAD DRAMA “with JAMES"HALL . DOROTHY{SEBASTIAN | Directed by William Nigh | 'A COLUMBIA PICTURE BING CROSBY in “DREAM HOUSE" VER NITE— IGHT—1 A. M.—BARBARA STANWYCK in “FORBIDDEN” AFTER-DANCE SPECIAL—SATURDAY NIGHT 1 A. M—WHEELER & WOOLSEY in “PEACH O I‘EN()” This Will Be Shown Monda PREVIEW T( DOROTHY LEE p ZELMA O’NEAL JOsS. CAWYHORN BoencH O RENO ARKO RADIO PICTURE SATURDAY NITE—1 A. M. 4th of July Specials fm Satu rday ALL SUMMER HATS Values to $7.50 Special $1.50 One Lot SPORT HATS and BERETS Special, $1.00 DRESSES All reduced for this 4th of July Sale GROUP 1—Value $7.50 $3.95 GROUP 2—Value $9.75 $6.75 GROUP 3—Value $12.75 to $16.75 $9.75 EVERY COAT IN THE HOUSE HALF PRICE | ACTRESS MAKES nght She Listen to Him? GINGERBREAD IN fi CAPITOL PLAY Dorothy Cook as Well as Paint and Play Piano ; Has the rest of the || to crushe tiful \ ffr ank Capr huduman’ THE L)AlLY \LAbK—\ EMPIRE, FRIDAY, ]UL\ Sebastian Can Dorothy Lee and Robert Woolsey in “Peach O’ Reno,” at 1:15 o'clock the Capitol Theatre. lawyer, about getting a divorce. Male Part in Play To- | morrow Night comes to the Mixing a m])h'm' Monday. Humor in Divorce { /nmnuur.mA' | BARBARA, TANWY(K d a/(?/y with »\DOLPHE MENJOU oun; Ralph Bellamy which Sam Hardy, C Zelma O'Neal, from a n and a pala- A.B. HALL JULY 4 FIVE SIZZLING BOUTS MAIN EVENT—6 Rounds MILES MURPHY vs. EDDIE DOLAN 160 Pounds—164 Pounds SEMI-FINAL EVENT—6 Rounds VIRGIL HULSE vs. YOUNG RICHMOND 155 Pounds—160 Pounds : SPECIAL EVENT—6 Rounds PIERRE COOPER vs. JIMMY THOMAS 140 Pounds—140 Pounds BOB FLOYD vs. VICTOR GRIFFITH 140 Pounds—4 Rounds—135 Pounds ! LOUIS NABALIS vs. “SAILOR” SHARKEY 122 Pounds—4 Rounds—128 Pounds FIRST BOUT STARTS AT 8 P. M. ADMISSION—Ringside $2.00; Reserved $1.50; General $1.00 Tickets on sale at Juneau Drug Co., Butler Mauro Drug Co., Alaskan Hotel, Pioneer Pool Room 193’ are depicted above in a scene which will previewed as an after-dance special turday might and shcwn regularly July Fourth at Miss Lee is consulting Woolsey, an energetic ‘FORBIDDEN' HAS FUN RIOT GOMES MISS STANWYCK IN NEAR FUTURE‘ Adolphe 'Vleu)ou Has Chlef {Wheeler - nd Woolsey to| Be Seen Soon in the “Peach O’ Reno” and new assortment with music and funny situation of in the midst of a Reno Bert Wheeler and y are scheduled to ach O’ Reno. ed at 1 o'cloc! and shown regu hy Lee pro\ldes‘ rest in a stor: i w lhlhl\hll roma wives ceekin: cl\nln Jowph Cathom a Witherspoon, ur Hays, ell Harris and Josephine Whittel. iThrllhng Dramas F eatured By Theatres LEGAL ETHICS - FORM BASIS OF COLISEUM FILM in th In ian ec The with “Lawyer’s Secret” | Tom i Will Come Tomorrow Clive Arlen, 3 based \ profession COLISEUM TONIGHT ONLY—Five liyes caught in a stormy con- flict of love, hate, courage and fear “The Lawyer’s Secret” with Ciive Rmnk Charles Rogers, Richard Arlen, Fay Wray and Jean ‘\rthur MIDNIGHT PREVIEW—1:10 A. M. “KISME T” JULY 4TH—MAURICE (HEVALIER “THE SMILING LIEUTENANT” Ends night and “Kismet” MON D \\ er | feminine 10le. Others in the cast to- are Ford Sterling, David Manners, ry Duncan, Sidney Blackmer, qgue Love, Edmund Breese, > i ‘mm e Frederici, Richard Carlyle, | “Fhe Lawye: John St. Polis and Otto Hoffman. | Qn m,,Al uke that will F. e cas r |of the massive sets call for thou- Sol- sands of extra p]uers Loretta Young has the leading | Xho screen version was directed |extend over three weeks, the Unit- led States Naval ship Swallow, de- | parted: from Bremtron, Wash. at |2 oclock Wednesday -afternoon, ac- | cording. to an Associated Press dis- ! plwk received in Juneau today Seattle. | | "The Swallow is a radio station suppl) ship. She is due in Juneau av. 6 oclock tomorrow. morning. and wm berth at the Government WASHINGTON, July 1. — 'The \Wharf She will remain in this Senate has made the bill to create |POTt until July 5. ] “Kismet,” Skinner, as a rascal|a system of home and loan dis-| Lieut: Commander J. S. Warris lifts the seventh veil|count banks, its pending business|is Commander of the. vessel; En- nd hate, and revels in|with Senator Bingham immediately (Sisn H. E. Margan is Execuive acy of indefinable mystery. introducing as an amendment, a |Officer. famous stage play is fllmed‘pmposal to legalize 3.2 per cent Oriental splendor, and !mny bch on the ethics of the which compels a L‘t hx: dnn 'S C pr oblem in an Rascal of bagdad Daily Empire Wan¢ Ads ln' return Miteh- " PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY s United F Groceries—"“CASH IS KING"— Closed Monday July 4th SHOP EARLY--BUY PLENTY SPRING BROILERS, pound . . . . 25 Average 115 to 2 pmmds BUTTER, Fresh Creamery, 2 pounds . . 45¢ EGGS, Fresh Standards, 2 dozen SR 151 TOMATOES, Puree, 3cans. ........ 35¢ No. 2V, size e ) c ::... Fresh V!eats (v BACON, Eastern, pound . « o ..o ovvsens e SHORTENING, Bulk, 3 pounds. . ... .2 BROWN SUGAR, 4 pounds .. . .. . ... 2 PEANUT Roasted pound......... . I5¢ APPLES Eatmg and Cooking, 5 1bs. . . 25¢ e ONIONS, Brown, New, 6pounds DS PICNIC HAMS, Eastern. pound sk = CLOSED MONDAY—'—Shop Early SOAP--Creme Oil, Met. Tvory, Palm Olive, Lux, any, 4 bars............25¢ & Q‘l [+ (y) LANESUGAR 10pounds............49c FRESH MEATS ‘._ VISIT QUR NEW MEAT, DEPARTMENT We are well stocked for. the haliday trade. A full line of Fresh Meats, Poultry, Fresh Fish; also -everything in Smoked Meats. At prices that will please you. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE BEST - ASK YOUR NEIGHBO& We Deliver : Tele phone 403 T T