The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1932, Page 3

CAPITOL The picture that makes history! WALLACE JACKIE BEERY COOPER in THE CHAMP He was a fighter—they said he was a bum—but he was the greatest man in the world to his son! SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS " “THE LHA\lP"—truly the champion of all pictures ever shown in Juneau. DO NOT MISS THIS! o PREVIEW TONIGHT—1 A. M. “BROADWAY SCANDALS” COMING MONDAY FATHER B. R. HUBBARD (the Glacier Priest) will lecture on his recent explorations of Alaska Peninsula and show the latest films of the eruption of Aniak- chak Volcano. Pictures never shown before in Juneau. BOLL WEEVILS THREATEN DIXIE | COTTON YIELDS Heavy Infes*lanon Report- ed—Production May Be Controlled ATLANTA, Ga. July 15.—Boll weevils and the weather may 'do what legisaltures were unable to accomplish last spring—control the cotton production in the South. From practically every section east of the Mssissippi river where cotton is grown have come reports of heavy weevil infestation. Heavy rains have caused grass to grow Tapidly and aided the spread of the weevils. County farm agents in South ‘Alabama report boll weevils very ective and ‘ready ta attack in squares as soon as they are large enough.” In Dallas County, which led the state in cotton preduction prior to weeyvil infestations, the pests are 50 per cent more active than a year ago. Spread in Ten Days Spartanburg County, South Car- olina, reported a 300 per cent in- crease in weevil infestation in a period of ten days. Union OCounty, South Carolina, sent reports of as high as 500 weevils per acre, which is an ex- traordinary heavy infestation. J. C. Holton, commissioner of agriculture in Mississippi said the weevil infestation in that state is very heavy and will greatly. de- crease production. “If the heavy weevil infesta- tion continues,” Holton added, the (e “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” to sacrifice the feed crops and fight the weevils, or to cultivate the feed crops and intensify cotton ef- fort to smaller and favored areas. New Appearance The ping boll weevil worm has made its appearance in ¥lorida, and fear that it may spread ite activities into South Georgia cot- ton fields has put ‘Georgia’s agri- cultural authorities on the alert {for a fight against the new pest. The hboll weevil is active in Georgia, but no unusual infesta- tions have -been reported to. date. Farm experts attribute the heavy weevil infestation this year to the, mild months of the past winter which prevented them from being frozen out in their hiding places. No estimate of the extent of weevil damage has been made. — - “PEA’ FLIGHTS” STARTED LONDON, July 15.—Spectal short airplane hops, over London, called “tea flights,” have been inaugu- rated again this year by .Imperial Airways to give tourists a wiew |of the city. The flights take place on Fridays and Sundays. NEW W ashable Silk Crepe DRESSES In Light Colors Juneaw’s Own Store e | served hot. [lof white bread, 1-3 cup yellow SPECIAL! FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY One 2 Lb. Box “ROGERS TREAT” CHOCOLATES Regular Pnce, $1.75 W eek-End Pnce, $1 00 W FmAE HARRY RACE, Druggist The Squibb Stores of Alaska L Announcement The Smith Electric Co.;of Ketchi- kan will epen a branch establish- ment in Juneau ghortly, on Seward Street. (Opposite Garnick’s.) WATCH FOR OPENING DATE [\ “The Champ” many “farmers must soon decide whether | {|to make than they sound and are flibutter, 2 tablespoons salad dress- [and serve immediately. [ for @ hungry husband or growing ) [ites. One ‘cup ground cooked beef- | } | inside make this favorite meat mix- ngh Class Photoplays Headlme Screen Programs FAMOUS PLACES SEEN ON SCREEN Wallace Be;;_and Jackie Cooper in Capitol’s Classic Play Interesting details of life in Tia Juana and other quaint Mexican border towns figure in *“The Champ"”, Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's vivid drama, with Wallace Beery and ‘Jackie ‘Cooper which is now playing at the Capitol Theatre. In scenes wera actually filmed in Mexican border locales, including the famous ho- tel and race track at Agua Cal- iente. King Vidor, who directed the production, passed weeks with “Red” Collins, his assistant, in border towns gathering authentic detail. A complete replica of a ‘border town street was built near tthe studios for the picture, in ad- dition to scenes actually taken on 'the spot. Famous Resorts Seen Such famous resorts as “The Blue Fox,” or “Zora Azel,” “The Tunnel,” “Paul and Alex’s,’ “Gol- die's San ®rancisco Cafe,” and other places well known to ‘tour- ists, are seen in the .colorful lo- cation scenes of the picture. The story deals with a former fight champion, played by Beery and his small son, enacted by Jackie Cooper, living in Mexican border towns while the broken champion is seeking a "‘come back” There are thrills in races on the Caliente track, an exciting prize fight episode, a battle with Mex- ican police, and other sensation- al incidemtals. | Written by Frances Martin The story is an original by Frances Martin, author of “The| Big House” and “Min and Bill,” The cast includes Trene Rich, Ros- co Ates and Edward Brophy as the comical fight trainer and man- | ager, respectively, Hale Hamilton, Jesse Scott and Marcia Mae Jones. Frank Hagney, former famous fighter, appears in the sensation- @l ring battle with Beery that cli- maxes the story, and Tommy Boy, the race horse, who scored in “Sporting Blood,” is also seen in the picture. ——————— | HERE ARE HINTS FOR HUUSEWIVES Midnight supper can be as sim- ple or eclaborate as the hostess wishes, but most housewives pre- fer the simple kind. One tasty but simple menu consists of hot chocolate, cheese rolls and ice box ‘cookies. The cheese rolls are far easier They require 16 slices cream cheese, 4 tablespoons soft iing and % teaspoon salt. Select fresh bread. Cut in thin slices and remove the crusts with ia sharp knife. Mix the rest of the ingredients and when very soft spread on the bread. Roll up each piece and toast in a moderate oven DUMPLINGS IN GOLD OLD STEW Browned stew with plenty of icarrots and brown sauce takes on a sophisticated air when topped 'by fluffy dumplings. Have the stew thoroughly cooked before you | .drop in egg dumplings, then cover| ‘and cook done. BIRENEN VARY CHOCOLATE ROLL WITH ICING If your family likes chocolate roll, include a variety of icing and | fillings to make the dessert dif-| ferent. I STEAK SANDWICH MAN-SIZED LUNCH Planning & man-sized sandwich boy means that an appetite must be pleased. and here is a sugges- tion_to add to the Jist of favor-| steak, some har@ cooked egg, four | medium sized sweet pickles, with | catsup to molsten. Cut this recipe down accordingly as it makes six sandwiches. —_— MEAT LOAF IN PCONOMY MENU Party meals become economical, | retaining their cleverness when meat loaf is served. Plenty of garnishes and a bit of pimiento ture attractive. Serving cold, of DASH OF, ORANGE FLAVORS BANANAS The old favorite, baked bananas are enhanced for summer meals when the flavor of orange is add- Grate the orange rind, add a little lemon juice and pour over| 2 IN “THE CHAMP” ¢ | pinch salt, bananas, put in the oven to bakei.. Slated }for Fllm Stardom With rumors going the lb\mds in Hollywoed that Greta Garbo, famous Swedish movie star, may quit the American films and return to her native 1and, the eyes of the movie magnates are on Gwili Andre (above), ‘whom' many critics favor as the logical successor to the glamorous Garbo, Misk! ‘Andre is a Norse girl of exceptional beauty ‘and talent. She has already| ‘well on the road to stardom. thirty minutes one time. | opens, the lof the chill, WHY NOT MAKE SOME }?,hc door as few times as RAISIN FUDGE FOR CHANGE? ble, particularly Raisin fudge is a little change |time. from plain fudge. Two squares | bitter chocolate, 2 cups sugar, | a| cup milk, 1 table- | en. Cook about slowly. READY FOR MORNING % spoon butter, % % cup seedless raisins. Put chocolate, milk, sugar salt, and butter into a saucepan and cook without stirring until the entirely with heavy towel blanket. a | mixture forms a soff ball when Don't permit v-sitors to come in [trlcd in cold water. Remove from |at bed time and play hard with fire and allow to stand until an'b;\byg getting him laughing and most cold. Then beat in raisins|excited.. You will pay up for and vanilla and continue beatix until creamy. Pour into butte'red‘ pans and cut into squares. * less, fretful night. PLENTY FOR ALL If you have unexpected company |have dr of various lengths and the creamed chicken or 'ish |jt is wise not to join the shoulder seems scanty add two or three|seams, but hav chopped hard-boiled eggs to' 'the|of three ai sauce and then serve it on sfices | | time, FEWER TIMES REFRIGERA'{‘OR! DOOR OPENED THE BETTER | Twnhen cleaning up the ki after a meal, gather all the thifigs |cept cotton. Always lay together that are to go in ithe |between the iron and refrigerator and put them in at|and you cannot 2 wrong. - In pressing never put |DAZILING REVUE demonstrated her ability to the satisfaction of producers and fans and lfl‘ Each time the door refrigerator loses some so it pays to open possi- in the summer- Clothes may be sprinkled in the § teaspoon vanila, fevening and left over night if put iin the clothes basket and covered or it | |later when baby spends a rest- ‘When making slips for the grow- ing girl (who is almost bound %o snaps in a series bout an inch apart that | will govern the length of the slip.! of toast. Allow 2 slices of toasé‘Thcn the slip can be snapped to-§ to each person and distribute the |gether at whatever snap fits the chicken or fish accordingly. |length of the dress worn at the ] an iron n fon the right side of any goods ex- a cloth the goods | VIGE SQUAD' TO IS COMING TO GIVE PLACE T0 CAPITOL SUNDAY ‘FIGHTIN' THRU' Lukas and Kay Francis to| Be Followeci, by May- nard at Coliseum ‘Broadway Scandals’ Fea- tures Jack Egan and Pretty Gurls “Broadway Scandals,’ all-talking, singing, ’cal comedy, will be th azzling headline &ttraction on the pro- gram Sunday at the Capitol thea- tre. It will be previewed at i o'clock tonight. (‘mumbm | musi- “The Vice Squad,” with Paul Tukas and Kay Franeis, will be shown for the last timres tonight at the Coliseum theatre. “Fight- ing Thrue” starring Ken May- nard, will headline the new pro- gram_ tomorrow night. Jack Egan of stage renown has “The Vice Squad,’s” leading male the leading male role s - |character, TLukas, entered motion ing of him for the pnnup\. mas- |Pictures in the silent days, making, culine Yole was the result of his debut in Germany as Samson thor- ough search. in ‘Samson and Delilah.” After Dozens of tests were made. But|Work in Hungarian, Austrian and the requirements of the role — [German pictures he went to Hol- youth, good-looks and special danc- ing ‘and singing ability, made it difficult to Wil Scores of young song and dance men presented themselves and seemed at first glance to offer promising material, but when they were put through the paces all fell short, until young Egan ap- lywood, starting as a supperting player for Pola Negri. “The Vice Squad” is his eighteenth picture for Paramount,. Never in Silent Films Miss Francis never played in |silent films. 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A “Fighting Thru”_ offers MAY;F splendid opportunity to display skill as a horseback rider. ntrd, by the, way, is a typi¢al !*jack-of-all-trades” buster, & lasso-wielder, an accom- plishied aviator, ‘a remarkable screen actor, and & successful, writer. es, and has been an ‘engineer, hav- ing aided the government in bufld ing a seventeen-mile - macadam wroad, made by - Paramount—"Gentlemen ' were exmbl,ed in Amsterdam, Hbl- Groceries—“CASH IS KING”—Fresh Meats Fonopdlih Fod, oiid ot i MELLOW—A New Dessert, Assorted : Flavors, 4 packages .« iv. s w4 susinn s coss Waldorf Toilet Paper Sperry Pancake Flour Hedlund’s Meat Balls Liarge can <. . on e s s s s aias s b ov o A LARGE SHIPMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ON NORTHLAND ' - OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT has everything you want. meats fresh daily and serve only the very choicest beef, pork, lamb, veal, etc. . Also a full line of poultry and fish. Lowest Prives in Touin, COLISEUM | Tonight Only g THE VICE SQUAD with PAUL LUKAS and KAY FRANCIS PREVIEW TONIGHT KEN MAYNARD in FIGHTIN' THRU | fourteen piotures for Para- Trick Horseback Rider He is a trick rider, a broncho- embryo He has played in circus- R SIS Forty famous Rembrant paintings ¢ 25c¢. ' 25¢ ntn e il 7 THE SUNDAY DINNER We cut our . TELEPHONE 408