The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932. CAPITOL : FRIDAY—SATURDAY 7:30--9:30 THE BAM HIMSELF Sportdom’s great “Sultan R LR A Z S of Swat” showing you ALL AMERICA v how to ‘play ball. SPORT REELS, A Daring Hunter of Thieves A Dashing Thief of Hearts Thrills on the Bandit Trail! }.leh Tovar ames Mason And Great Cul “Directed by Loun King NEWS CARTOON “FLIRTY SLEEPWALKER”—Comedy ——SILVER ‘\ITL'-— Coming Sunday Coming Soon JOHN GILBERT WALLACE BEERY in (BUTCH) “WEST OF BROAD- JACKIE COOPER WAY” (SKIPPY) with EL BRENDEL in “THE CHAMP” BUGK A Twa Bambmoa BABE RUTH HIT CAPITOL SEREEN ‘Border Law’ Gives Thnlls and Baseball Is Demonstrated Buck Jones and Babe Ruth are the double attraction: at the Capi- tol theatre toningt. Buck - Johes rides and fights into and out of terribly dangerous and exciting situations in “Border Law.” ‘Falk' about actions and thrills! Buck is a Texas Ranger who re- signs so that he can cross the Mexican border to get Shag Smith and his criminal gang. They have terrorized the Southwest. Poses as Bandit } Posing as the Pecos Kid, a lone bandit wanted on many charges Here's Babe Ruth, swatsman of the New York Americans, and one of his myriad of ad- mirefs, The heavy hitting Yankee appears in pictures démonstrating ‘his skil] as & paseball player at the Capflol Theatre umlght and recently brought to justice by Buck, the ex-Ranger rides across the order with ‘his pal, Thunder. \ In ‘@ cantina he fifds Shag "and L but one of ‘Shag's lieutenants, Dave |bates Buck because he succeeds with the flashing-eyed Tonita | between ‘Dave and Buck, which the [of Broadway,” Metro-Goldwin-Mey- |1atter wins, Shag agrees to go in|er's latest offering which will be- on the Tobbery with Buck, but as!gin showing at the Capitol theatre | Lupita Tovar provides the ro-|by Ralph Graves and Bess Mere- Imantic interest as a Mexican danc- |dyth. It concerns a rich young er. James Mason and Louis Fic- |man who returns from the war,| Babe ‘Rufh’s pictures display his|" To rid himself of her, he goes to expertness at baseball. They serve |his Arizona ranch, continuing to| to demonstrate his skill at the |bring his physical condition nearer| Schilling Fresh&@lea Always fragrantly fresh as no other tea can be —kept fresh, sealed in ¥4CUUM like coffee. That’s why Schilling Iced Tea is more fragrant, more grefreshing. DUPONT DUCO for Furniture, Woodwo;k, Floors, Walls, Autos Juneau Paint Store Second Street, Near Main Cut th‘ Cost 6‘ Bauwupg ‘sf-' = ' Your Home' What wil Costyou'ts m( yourhouse? flOUSi PAINT is what ' mn:ems oy qthei than 'the cost per gallon. gu;!:gsl should be measurej by the surface cover and years of wear. SWP HousePaint covers half agairl as much sutface as ‘'cheaper” paint and Jasts years longer. Use Sherwin “Williams House Paint and save your painting dollars. 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STRGNG BRAMA Thrilling Fist Fight After ‘a terribly ‘thrilling fist fight | John Gilber! is starred in “West Shag' dossn’t entirely trust Buck | Sunday. the bandit sets all sorts of traps The story, one of regeneration, |for the ex-Ranger. was written especially for Gilbert |kus are two convincing bad men, |broken in health, only to flndi Frank “Rice’ provides some laughs. |himself jilted. In a drunken rage, Baseball Skill Displayed | he ‘marries a Broadway “party girl” great mational game. the grave by hard drinking. The In their own way, and that au;irl pursues him and his regenera- |most direct and easily remember- |tion follows. ed way, they exemplify teaching El Brendel, popular Swede com-| the young idea how to shoot. Most |edian, heads the cast of supporl.lnv' interestingly ‘they have a cordllary |players in the role of Axel, the> in Babe Ruth’s own life, and ‘show | hero's war buddy who stands by | how" he attained success. * |him in his fight for health and | - happiness. Resurrection Bay in front of | The feminine lead is handled by Seward was Visited by a whale. The |Tois Moran. Other featured goles IS COLISEUNS GHIEF FEATURE {ing roles, {Stuart Erwin and Lilyan Tashman ! |kind that ‘at bottom, is *white.” |and at times charged with dyna- by the witty lines, by the compe |'appearande’ of such ah animal in|are played by Madge Evans, Ralph those waters ls mrrequenr Bellam'» Frank Comos Gv\en Les i =~ ENDS SATURDAY Analgesic Balm Antiseptic Solution Adex Tablets ' Sodium Bicarbonate Milk Magnesia Boric Acid First Aid Powder Tasteless Castor Oil | Dental Cream Viosterol Cold Cream Glycerin Suppositories FREE! With Evefy Dollar Purchase of Squibb Merchandise We 118 SEWARD BT +0 3 LAST DAY OF THIS EVENT TOMORROW Sqmbb Home Necessity Wee YOUR MEDICINE CHEST SHOULD BE WELL STOCKED! " Check Oyer the Following'and Buy-What You Need Now Chocolate Vitavose Shaying Cream Talcum Powder Squibb Epsom Salts Corn Callodion FREE! Sfm;bh Déntal' Cream or Shaving Cream FREE—Value 40c! HARRY RACE, Druggist ‘The Squlbb Store of Alaska GANBSYER PLAY| “Widow from Chicago™ to Be Followed by “Up Pops the Devil” “The Widow From Chicago” with ! Neil Hamilton, ‘Edward G. Robin- son and Alice White in the lead- will headline the new program tonight at the Coliseum theatre. “Up Pops the Devil” having Skeets Gallagher, Carole Lombard with love. COLISEUM She’]l take you for a ride to romance. Shoot you full of thri You've never seen such rapid-fire love rackete WITH ED. G. ROBINSON—ALICE WHITE—NEIL HAMILTON FRIDAY and SATURDAY And slay you g in_all your life. in the cast, will be the featured syl Mg oy lflllllllllllIIIIIIHHIIIIlllIIIIIlIIIIIIIHIIllINIIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIllIII]IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII “The Widow From Chicago” Is a gangster play. It seems there*are gangsters and gangsters. ‘Neil Hamilton is the Wicked Clean Through Domini¢, as played by Roébinson, is wicked clean through. And then there'’s Frank McHugh as a com- edy gangstet. This is something new for the screen, but McHugh makes you believe that it must be true to life. The heroine is Miss White, blonde | and pretty and peppy, and :.he- way she outwits thé gangsters is | a delight. Others in the cast are Leo Shum- | way, Brooks Benedict, B. H. Cal- vert, Betty Francisco and Harold Goodwin. Humor in Marital Troubles “Up Pops the Devil” deals with | the marital difficulties of a young New York couple who live in “the Village” where they try to lead, settled lives in spite of the carous- | |ing habits of their sponging friends. The story is fast-moving, human i flIlflllllllllfllHIIHIIIIIIII"HIIIIIIIIIIlfiHl mic dramatics—but it is generous: ly dappled with the brilllant sun- light of hilarious humor supplied tent cast of supporting comedians, and by the wealth of fresh and urprising situations. e i | Bergmann Hotel { Dining Room First Class Home Cooking | | Mrs Hilja Johnson, Mgr. 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