The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1932, Page 3

THE DAILY AL SKA EMPIRE “Hello. . . number, pullease . . . this is Pazu Zitts speaking . . .| mean ZizuPatts. .. oh dear... . this picture is so funny I've forgotten my name...Zasu Pitts, that's it...are you listenin’...come on over and see the gitl at the next switchboard and her sweetie mix it in one swellelegant picture " AT THE CAPITOL TUESDAY WEDNESDAY i with | NORMAN FOSTER JUNE CLYDE ZASU PITTS chrkAmmn. J. Far- rell MacDonald. Pro- duced by CarlLaemmle, Jr. Directed by Edward Luddy. P ed b Carl Lsemmle. A UNI- VERSAL PICTURE. (OMPANY \Pl:( I 4] LY lI)DED A[‘TRACTIO\ LAUREL and HARDY in “ONE GOOD TURN” ———CHINA NITE——— PAULSONS ENTERTAIN CRUISER SHIRTS Water-Repellent Cruiser Shirts $3.95 resentative of the Universal Pic- tures Corporation, and F. G. ' Kemp- ser, of Seattle, supervising the presentation of motion pictures at United States Army posts, were visitors in Juneau yesterday. They were accompanied by their wives. While they were in town, they were the guests of Eric Paulson,| Manager of the Capitol Theatre, and Mrs. Paulson. Early in the afternoon, the visit ors were taken on a motor trip| to Mendenhall Glacier. Later, Mr. Craddock and Mr. Kempser went | through the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company’s mill with Mr. Paulson. In the evening, the visitors were | guests at the photoplay entertain- ment in the Capitol Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Craddock came from the Westward. Mr. and Mrs. Kempser had been to Chilkoot Barracks. They left on the steamship Yukon for Seattle. BALL IN TALL GRASS GOOD FOR HOME RUN In a seven-inning baseball game at Douglas last evening, the Ju- neau Cardinals won from the Is- landers by a score of 11 to 2. Bayers made a home run on a single when the ball couldn't be| found in the grass behind second base. Hagefup pitched ‘and Bloomquist caught for the Cardinals. Hayes pitched and Fleek caught for' the Islanders. | Woolen Cruiser Shirts $4.95 J. M. SALOUM Across from Goldstein Building “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” ADV ANCE SHOWING - of Fall Dresses and Millinery World's Gift Favourites To ensure lasting remem- brance, give Sheaffer matched ensembles; pens and pencils of permanent beauty and utility. A SHEAFFER LIFETIME® is guaranteed to serve perfectly while its owner lives. ]uw’s Own Store PHOTOPLAY CHIEFS| G. C. Craddock, of Seattle, rep- | |iting members welcome. {—adv. , TUESDAY, JULY 26 | Theatres Present New ProgramsTomght NORMAN FOSTER AND JUNE GLYI]E Steady Companv Head- | lines New Program at Capitol Tonight , | All the rousing excitement of a | Madison Square Garden prizefight —a handsome, virile leading man | and a pretty girl! | | 'These suffice to stamp “Steady | Company” an ractive entertain- | ment.. The pictures will headline ! the new program tonight at the| Capitol theatre | Norman Foster is the leading| man and June Clyde the woman Loses Heel of Slipper | | The story has the trouble start: | when Miss Clyde loses the heel of | ;cne of her slippers, and succumbs | to the offer of a good looking truck | |driver to. take her to her destina- |tion. Thrills and joyous love fol-| low .as the smitten truck driver | determines to win fame for his| lady love by way of the roped arena. The young man's choice of pro- i fession proves to be wrong as far | as the girl is concerned, and as for- tune arrives for the erstwhile mo- |tor truck pilot love “flies out the | window.” | Shoemaker Furnishes Comedy A kindly friend of both, an It ian sHoemaker—played by {Avmetta—comes to the rescue and . furnishes some of the clever com- . edy The fight with their reali nacious Jack P of other days, ene from tenight at the Capitol Theatre. and June Clyde, the heroine, evi in the pla , s ltllmg | convicted of murder and a v behind him, a y or innocent, down eryone a , but indelible. It can takes a man man, wheth 5 to live ng 1. c2 he ma n' be erased, but with nerve—one who can meet a world ready to use both fists on him and find courage to take it with his h md~ in his pockets. e > words Buck Jones ene of “The mbia it startling and pug- r champ seem to have been considerably in earnest. The de- {tail of the fight sequences is re-| markably accurate and a compli- ment to the director, Edward Lud- wig. J. Farrell MacDonald, ZaSu Pitts, Walter Miller and ‘Willard yRobert- son all have important roles. Laurel and Hardy Comedy | As an added attraction to the feature photoplay, there is a Laurel and Hardy comedy, “One Good Turn Deserves Another.” In this 800d behavior after ‘m“"g i comedy, a typical old-fashioned,Of his five-year term. Buck had iy t od he A ‘plav partly is enacted within the Dot killed that man when he had picture. rupted a pukflx game in which \ that arn Nl be shown Thursday at the Capitol Words Spoken by Warden is the warden who speaks when Buck is “Steady C r | Harry CAPITOL STARS Stor\ Teller Luu hs Alone ompany,” which tcps the new hbill Norman Foster, at left, the hero, iy see nothing huwmerous in the funny sfory that Henry Armetta, at right, who has the comedy role “Deadlm(’” with Buck Jones To Be at Capitol Thursday he was holding a hand. Buck ‘had seen the man grab his gun as he came into the room and with a cry of warning he shot out the light. When the lights were turn- ed on, the man was dead from a blow on the head with the butt of a gun and Buck was convicted because the dead man was one he had recently quarreled with, Has Tough Job And now, with his hands in his pocket, and him guilty except a including the girl he whom he dare not court name is clear real job cut In the cast are Lor S s G. Raymond Nye, Edwin J. Brady, Todd, Knute Erickson and young George Er The story is by Lambert Hillyer, who also was director. select few, loves but until - his 1, Buck Jones has a out for - him. of “The | James Finlayson and Mary Carr, |two well known character players lessay the principle roles in the ' skit. Finlayson, the hard hearted landlord, and Mary Carr, the kind- {ly grey-haired old lady who i Roy Wise, Born in Kotze- bue, Will Play Lead about to be thrown into the stwm in “Eskimo emote dramatically as member: A will hold its regular meeting; From the obscurity of an the “Community Players.” Their rehearsals play an impor- Wednesday night at 8 o'clock Vis- at Kotzebue, Roy Wise, half-breed | Eskimo, has risen to brilliar tant part in the theme of “One Good Turn” and afford many| |the cinema world. He is a p: Jp on the steamship Aleutian, laughs. | which was in Juneau this morning bound hom Seattle to sewmrl He | —_— e - REBEKAHS ATTENTION i | | | Perseverance Rebekah Lodge 2- EDITH SHEELOR, Noble Grand. ALPHONSINE CARTER, Secreta Florida Aghast at Prison Tor * * * * Brutality Charges. Followag iy atiher aisliindietisohilon st degrae murdes shargss, af O W R, e i f"'f;'.".:' t’“ ST gt o 0! jorida have a calet Nl S Sechesdal '-z.'-?”fi. ilefert strangios o sdeath i maintained for oners. days. Six and one lulf hfl;’:‘lfi and 'th: gk it is built of plain W. A SHEATFER PEN COMPANY - FORT MADISON, IOWA. US.A | | Re.U.8.Pw.0f ced in lhch of :’elll:nt days. Such is the u(-up llut the occupant can ither must support himself in pright period of his i N imel] p:f.:a e d % vl oty o hi to escape that his limbs would not ::'“.;'2"4.2 poi Fgmd gl o hdory Kl Beach and was working in the gang that | Tgloo,” tine@ ror Nome. There he 1 join the motion picture party has chartered the trading S er Nanuk and that plans to go to Point Barrow to “The Bskimo” which s projected as an epic of the Northland. He will have the name role, part in the play. The young man, Kotzebue, became man after he went to Hollywood, Cal. Then he became an actor. He had the principal part in “The a pretentious motion pic- that is founded on and that has just its premiere in ture drama Eskimo Jife been given York. Young Wise his present ass is delighted with nment in Alaska. He anticipates with great pleasure a visit to Kotezb\n ture Expose * Death of Young Convict in “Sweat Box” Brings Demand for Sweeping Investigation of ox” SW laamwn-wqg CaPT GW Couusou aptain G. W. Courson and his aide, &utfi- N. J., a prisoner in Sun- lton to order # structure, called the “sweat box, vice is reminiscent oflh “Iron Virgin” of convict shi boards. The unfortunate who merits chained to the rafters and feet placed in . contraption re: mhlm( the. leap ag: s e i) een confined, naked. ex- support hi ng his -tnn.nl fi'.’?:&‘v a 9-year sentence for a .u station hold-up at een employed in constructing a new highway. It was for this road gang that Sunbeam camp was built several months ago. St beli?VSI‘g:and vealizes that' the step he Deadline” | | | Robert Ellis, | WOULD BAR “WALKATHONS” | flim the| the chief | who was born | a camera-| in New| " lis theiress to save ‘himself from fi- | — |to prohibit LOVE ROMANGE FEATURES BILL AT COLISEUM “Tamished"TAdy' Stars Tallulah Bankhead and.Clive Brook “Tarnighed Lady,” starring Tal- lulah Bankhead and Olive Brook, features - the new program to be presented tonight at the Coliseum theatre. The ‘story of “Tarnished Lady,’ written by the famous humorist and novelist, Donald Ogden Stew-! art, is smart and intriguing, suit- ed to the distinguished personality of its feminine star. An impov- erished .member. of New York's “400," Miss Bankhead marries Brook for his money, although frankly in love with a struggling young auther, “Alexander Kirk- land Still Loves - Kirkland Three months of matrimony fails to wipe out her affection for Kirkland .and she .decides to tell Brook everything and end their marriage. 'Brook, facing bankruptey, /believes she is leav- ing him to aveld the consequences of his financial crash, and is bit- ter about it. irkland, meanwhile, has found another attraction. Disillusioned, eut off from her husband, Miss Bandhead is thrown {on ‘her own: resources. Hampered by Inexperience Her efforts to .support herself are hampered by inexperience. Os- good Perkins, a mutual friend of Brook and Miss Bankhead, tries to bring them together, but Brook already - planning to marry an nancial ruin, -On ‘the 'brink of this marriage, he -meets his wife, is about to take parallels her earlier move. They both ask forgiveness |and begin- again. The dialogue of “Tarnished Lady” sparkles with Stewart's wit. ST. LOUIS, Mo., July —As a' result of two “walkathons” staged here a movement for an ordinance such endurance con- degrading and harmful tests as |to health was started by a group of citizen: e Old papers ror sale at !}mplm‘ 0“10& TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY COLISEUM BRING YOUR PAL—IT'S PAL NITE 2—for—1 Tallulah Bankhead—Clive Brook in “TARNISHED LADY” MEET TALLULAH!—Perhaps you can discover the secret of her charm. She has the rest of the world guessing! Her “IT” packs-aterrific wallop. Her voice is' a baritone croon — putting a wisecracking wallop in every word. The charms that every woman wants—she’s got! All the world's gone TALLULAH! James Montgomery Flagg Is “bored” with college beauty M Pictures Syracuse contestants including {(top to bottom) Marsh, Mary Jane Hall and Lucille Hall, were sent to the artist. 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