The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1932, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY WEDNESD!/ CAPITOL | WHAT TAKES PLACE [BEHIN THE DRAWN |CURTAINS OF L They battled their way through a rough-and- tumble rcmance to divorce! But they still loved each other after they had remarried! The wittiest writer of stage cr screen, Noel Coward has given his gayest play as the per- fect vehicle for the “Divercee’ stars! Norma e~ SHEARER ONTGOMER together for the first time since their NOVEL DUET IS | PRESENTED IN ‘PRIVATE LIVES' Norma Shearer Sings to Whistling Accompani- ment at Capitol Norm1 Shearer and Robert Montgomery join in a novel duet in “Private Lives,” iry which they are co-starred by Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, ard which will open at the Capitol theatre this evening. In this scene Miss Shearer sings for the first time in pictures, using the $ong rumber written by Noel Coward for the original stage pro- duction of the hilarious farce. Scene of Hotel Balcony It is filed “Some Day ITl Find You,” and as the scene opens on a hotel balcony, Montgomery is whistling the song. As he whistles, Miss Sheorer emerges on an oppo- site balcory and starts to !sing, accompanied by Montgomery's whistling accomaniment. Although Miss Shearer is an ac- complished pianist and known: ta her friends as the possessor of a lovely soprano voice, the song in the new picture is the first time she has sung for the public, Two Cicrophones Two microphones were employed by Director Sidney Franklin to record the unusual duet. One took care of the high-frequency vibra- tions of the whistling and the other was tuned in on Miss Shear- er's voice. Included in the cast of this hilarious farce, the first co-starring . . ek vehicle for the popular favorites, hit, “Strangers May Kiss’ a:-e Reziaald Denny, Una Merke), It’s hilarious! It's naughty! And what a cast! Jean Hersholt and George Davis, Reginald Denny, Jean Hersholt, Una Merkel! AT T l)ucfled ln Slnlnu “ranklin ki e MUSIC LOVERS nnouncement sPEG'AL TREAT Extraordinary! : The management of this theatre has been successful in booking what it believes to be the most daringly diffetent motion pic- ture eyer produced—Universal's courage- ous picturization of Edgat Allan Poc's MURDERS RUE MORGUE This picture is so un- wusual, se unigue, 50 mighty in its power to shock, that we think we should let you know about it in advance. ~ Withal it is the greatest ENTERTAINMENT of its hind we've cver seen. ~ BELA LUGOSI ("Dracula Himself”) and SIDNEY FOX are Jeatured in this epic of derror presented by Carl Laemmle and produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. Conpent. Bamsorsous Night Given by Ellen Reep and Aleece Graves Of in st to all music lover: Juneau is the concert to be Wednesday evening, August i given terian church by Miss Ellen Reep, contralto, and Miss Aleece Graves, barpist, with Mrs. Trevor Davis s accompanist Miss Reep is the possessor of a vcice of unusual strength and warmth. Because of her enormous range, maivelous breath control, eiastical ard beautiful tone color- irg, she is able to interpret her cdmposiiicns with a wealth of feel- ing and understanding. Joint Program Her interesting part of the joint program includes every type of song and covers nearly every hu- man mood. Her rep®%oire covers scngs from every “ nation, singing proficiently in German, French, Spanish, Italian and Scandinavian languages Miss Graves' numbers on the program 4aiso ‘cover a Wide range and as she is a Juneau girl, and has gained a pronéunced attention on the Pacific Coast, a large au- UNITED FOOD CO. “CASH IS KING” dience indicated for the two artists, The Program The co:nplete program follows I “Cle faro senza Eurdice” (I Have Lost My Euridice) — is LADIES-- You are cordially invited to call and inspect the new line of GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES STANDARD PRICES FOR CASH—Time payments may be arranged. FREE TRIAL and Satisfaction Gu.ar&nteed on all models. Alaska Electric Light and Power Co, JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 Old Papers for Sale at Emplre Offlc 5, at the Northern Light Presby-|: TthDAY AUGUST 2 1932. Laughs and Thrills on Theatre Bills COLISEUM ... Clulla Caused by Thrills Miss Sidney Fox and Mr. Bela Lugos a hair-raising scene weird story, depicted in their character reles. s seen at the in the photo at the right. “The Murders in the Rue Morgue.” e left of both of the above pictures At the top they are portrayed in play founded on Edgar Allen Poe's Below they are The attraction will be presented at the ('apilcl Theatre in the near future, ‘Little Word_ | 1Safety. to danger. reened r Al S e of km«r- an - authors. His morbid tales v been excelled, of plot ription of Poe was born 1809 and died in 1849, and during shis short time he produced many stories which hayve become cla of 1i erature. Moody, sen and aloof, lis manner was exactly what on» would expect from a man whose brain evolved plots of such weird rangeness. or in po horror. ve Poe’s Most Famous Story Perhaps Poe's most famous siory is *“Musders in the Rue Morgue,” that hotrifying tale of the most ghastly crimes in the history of Paris, witn a gxgamxc gorilla as Most F amous Story Wrztten By Edgar Allen Poe Will 1 at Capitol Soon one of ihe leading actors in the y. This has just been adapted fov the sgreen by Univer- sal, and the screen play presents and Sidney Fox in oles of what has been the motion picture’s ising drama Directed Picture Robert himself a native | Parisian, ed the picture, and important parts are enacted by Wayctof, Brandon - Hurst, | Leon | Bert Roach, Betty Ross Clark, D’- }Arcy Costigan and others. | Juneai theatregoers will have an opporiunily to see’ “Murders |in the Rue Morgue” in the near future, when the picture opens an engagement at the Capitol theatre. st was Tom with Hus'on adapted for ‘the Reed and Dale added dialogue i’fl;(‘ screen b, Van Every by Jchn BIG WRESTLER LAWRENCE, Mass., Aug. 2—Gus Sonnenberg, former claimant of the world’s heavyweight wrestling title, was found guilty today of driving while under the influence of liquor and for reckless driving and sen- tenced to pay a fine of $500, also to serve three months in the House of Correction. He" appealed and posted a $600 bond. * ‘The manslaughter charge based on the fatal injury to Patrolman Morrissey during a collision of autos, was dismissed. ——.e—— T. W. Smith of Clarendon, Tex., grew Irish potatoes from “eyes” plantings, without any vine ebove ground. THE C. Gluck a1 a. Feldeinsamkeit. b. Der Schmied. ¢ Bapprische ‘Ode. d. Wiegenlied. rreind .. J. Brahms a Reverie .. A. Hasselmans b En Bateau.. ....C. Debussy c. Deuxiane Arabesque.... cirreeneee 'C. Debassy a. The Sea.. E. MacDowell b 4 Memory........B. Fairchild ¢ My Lover Is a Fisherman .. L. Strickland td Carol Beery-Davis e. Home cn the Range - ; .. D. Guion f The Blackbu'd Song.......C. Bcoté a la H:u'pe Bnuenne F. Godefroid b. _E. Nevin ¢ Mighty Lak’ e Rose E. Nevin d. Song of the Volga Boatmen ......... .. Russian Folk Song (By Bpech.l Request) a. Synuove's Sung . HXKjerulf b. - Ingric’ Vise.... H. Kierulf c. Modern Synger. C. Sinding a. En Sysne.. . . [E. Grieg e Lidea Kirsten JE. Grieg f. Den store hvite flok E. Grieg ONE-POUND BABY THRIVES KANSAS OITY, Aug. 2.—Charles Bernard St. John, the “incubator baby” hed only one pound at bh%% 4 been . doing - very| ||well. At tnree months he weighed 1 emmus%wmfilndmmJ' health, ‘LAYOR TS, fou wnll fgel .o il FOUND GUILTY PR[NCE ROBERT BOOKS 7 HERE FOR SOUTH On return to Vancouver, B. C, fiom Skagway, the steamship Prir.ce Robert d at Juneau at hudnight last night, remaining an hour and a half. She took aboard here seven persons for Vancou- ver. They were: Mr. and Mrs. -A. C. Archer, Ver- na Ratkruski, Stella Young, George {C. Booth, S. G. Bowden, N. Van Houten. The Prince Robert was in Ju- nreau Sun night on her way from Vancouver to Skagway. —,r——— uy empire Wang Ads Pay HUPMOBILE COLISEUM HAS “HELL BOUND" AS HEADLINER Changes Whole Life of Hero- ine of Play f “U" s an appearing {little Lwo-letter or which {the dictiopurv gives posing” as \the definition. In rea " plays tan important role everyone's jlife. How many t every |ene said, “if I had only done and-so0 my life would be differ- ent.” Bal untl 1€ honorable | Einstein or some | scientist will solve the we do net do what we posed to do, life will {its many ifs. Whole Life Changed In the gase of “Platinum Reed of minent 1 why sup- with g0 on [ portrayed . by ..Lola - Lane in the James . jize . production, “Hell Bound,”. whigh will begin showing i {tonight -at . the. Coliseum theatre, one little “4f% changes.her -whole life drom . rags.- to>- riches—from In “her caseIF she had ot fainted from illness Just as ‘wo bullet- shots rang out, and . been mistaken “for a girl £rQok, -}i’> might have handed her (Somethiag very. different from the |underworid . thrills <and the beau- tiful rouance she fell into. Has - Excellent Cast Migh'y is the word “IF” in the | Story told by Edward Dean Sulli- |Yan and Adele: Gomandini in “Hell |Bound.” 1It. is ‘pontrayed by an | excellent cast including, besides Lola- Lane, Leo Carrillo, Lloyd | Hughes, Kichard Tucker, Ralph Ince, Gerirude Astor, Mary Strang, -P \[ N ITL—— Wednesday A BRAND-NEW SENSATION FOR JADED MOVIE-GOERS! with LEO CARRILLO, LOLA LANEY Killer, singer, doctor—what a strange trio Fate threw to- gether to make the most powerful story of gang life ever filmed ! BAD GIRL—And what a Sensation!—— ——COMING ACTOR MEETS MEMBER OF FAMILY Helene Ciadwick and many oth- |ers. - Walter Lang - directed this | Tiffany release. TALENTED DANCER CTATORS PLEASES SP Miss Goldie Parrock, professional dancer ‘who appeared on the stage of the Coliseum theatre last night and Sunday night proved a de- | lightful added attraction to the | regular pnotoplay progress. Miss | Parrock was recently with a Fan- chon and Marco troupe that tour- ed leading theatres in the Pacific Coast States, 'She is a talented dancer ‘and received well-merited applause. | g2 SR T e Y Old papers for sale at Empire| | being |a Dublin labory Office. WANT CASH The entire stock of men’s and boys’ wear, ’ women’s and itors. SERIES 222 THE NEW Hupmobile 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! JAMES CARLSON Juneau Distributor etc., of the firm of J. M. Saloum will go on sale tomorrow marning at 10 o’clock. This stock must be sold within a few days to satisfy ered- The early shopper will have a wide assort- ment of nationally known merchandise to { choose from at VERY LOW PRICES. | um’s Storg SEWARD STREET Featuring Packard Shoes for Men Nick Stuart, screen player, apparently found it highly pleasant to hold his first born for the first time. The mother, as you've guessed, Is Sue Carol of the films, and the bored looking thlrd member of the trio is Carol Le- Stuart of Hollywond (Associated Press Photo) IAUSTFY IRISH LABORER — been Aug. 2.—Progress is|BiOR. s in the first process | - BT g cation of Matt Talbol,| Mrs. Mabel E. OFarrel has com- who died seven |pleted her fortieth year of teaching a life nm.uk.:b‘c |In the same school at San Diego. B for plety. Several miracles have atinbuted to his interces- DUBLIN msile beauti’ for years ago after EDITORS children’s wear, shoes, clothing, OPEN EVENINGS $2.95 and $4.95