The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1932, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, AUGUST 9,.1932. CHEATED BY TRUE| LOVE= _ She Sold Her Soul At Auction! “TORCHY’S NIGHT CAP” 2 "3 Capitol —CHINA NITE— Tuesday—Wednesday The Screen's Incomparable Dramatic Actress In H Most Glamorous e [SHOPWOIN Regis Toomey ZaSu Pits ickoles Gri A Columbia de Picture Youtake no chances on our .shows—WE TELL- YOL WHAT WE PLAY. for “Lost Squadron” — “Ladies of the Jury” “Passionate Plumber” AND ALWAYS “Ma — “Emma” — — and many other headliners. PLAY THE ta Hari” — “Hell Divers” — “State’s Attorney Attractions Coming AUGUST PLAYS AT CAPITOL ARE OF HIGH ORDER Romantic Dramas and De- lightful Comedies Are on List Attractions par excellence are scheduled for release. this month at the Capitol theatre.. They in- clude romantic dramas and de- lightfnl comedies. These plays re- fer, of course, to only the head- line features. In addition as usu- al, there will be the short.pro- ductions and the very latest in news reel offerings. “The Capitol 18 sparing no ex- pense to maintain its standard of high class photoplays,” Eric Paul- son, manager of the theatre said. Bigger and Better “Its shows will get bigger and better continually. Among the at- tractions that will be presented this: month, for instance, are “Mara Hari’ ‘Hell Divers,' ‘Lovers Couragecus, ‘Emma,’ ‘Passionate Plumber,’ ‘State’s Attorney,’ ‘Girl Crazy,. ‘Scandal For. Sale’. ‘Final Edition, and ‘Unexpected Father.’ \amplcs of Entertainment “These are not all the first class attractions, by any means. They are samples of the excellent class of amusement that the Capxtol will offer this month, “Bookings already made for Fall and Winter .give assurance that residents of Juneau will have the oppo-tunity to witness the very best in photoplays.” JOAN BENNETT IN "HUSH MONEY' {Racketeer Play Previews I A M. and Shows Regularly Tomorrow “Hush Money,” with Joan Ben- nett, Hardie Albright, Owen Moore {and Myrna Loy, will be previewed at 1 o'clock tonight and shown regularly tomorrow night at the Coliseum theatre. The early sequences of the play beautiful girl, driven by poverty to accept the patronege of a pre- sumably cultured and wealthy man. Becomes One ot Gang When she learns that the man sheep's clothing, she is forced, against her will, to become one of his. gang, even to pose as his wife. Eventually she and the rest of the gang fall foul of the law and rgceive prison terms. On her re- lease from prison she determines to go straight and is helped in that determination by a big, but soft-hearted detective who has ta- ken 2 friendly interest, in. her. Have Bitter Struggle i, She and the detective both. go through, but not without a very bitter struggle, ending with a mur- der. Moore enacts the role racketeer; Albright takes the part of Miss Bennett’s husband, having married her after her release from prison, — Takes any decoratloh' You can paper Sheetrock— paint it— panel it. Or you can ap lyTextnne, the new decorator that gives hand- some texture finishes. And Sheetrock does not warp, is weather-tij tigat, dur- able and fireprook. ASK us about Sheetrock. | son BEST. Watch| HAS STAR ROLE find Miss Bennett a young and|@§ is merely a racketeer, a wolf in}" MIsS srgnwvcx IN “SHOPWORN" Headline Ath’acllon of New Program Has Strong Cast of Players Barbara Stanwych will be seen on the screen of the Capitol thea- tre tonight in ‘“Shopworn,” which relates the story of a girl who put herself on the bargain count- er because decency didn’t pay. She had always wanted to be decent— had always held herself apart from the common people she necessarily had to associate with—and then came the surprising moment when folks who represented all that she thoughit, was fine and decent tried to buy her off. Falsely accusing her, they offered her money to leave town. Glad She's Common “You,” she cried as she flung the money back, “You—the nice decent people—are the real cheap ones—trying to put. a price on something that there can't be a price for. If that's decency, I'm glad T'm common.” So the mather who, prided, her- self on her, decency,, separated her and the common girl he loved six years—six years of climb- to dizzy heights of fame for the girl—but the day comes when the mother takes a lesson in de- cency from the girl she despised. Written by Sarah J. Mason “Shopworn” is _an orginal story by .Sarah J. Mason, written es- pecially for Miss Stanwyck’'s emo- tional talents. Regi# Toomey plays the bero, and ZaSu Pitis,” Lucien Littlefield, Clara Blandick, Oscar Apfel,. Robert Alden and Maude Turner Gordon epact other im- portant xrales. The dialogue is by Jo. Swerling and Robert Riskin. Nicholas Grinde directed. for ing NOTICE —_— After Auml. m, no telephone rentals for the month of August will be acoepted at a Clpfinnnt Al remittances by mail must bear postmark .of - not. later than Jlast discount, date. Please be prompt. JUNEAU AND .DOUGLAS dv. TELEPHONE CO. Admxranoh ‘MARY ANN 70 'END COLISEUM RUN TONIBHT] Interestmg P toplay Stars Janet Gaynor. and Charles Farrelt | “Merely Nfary Ann”. starring | Janet Gaynor and Charles Far- rell, will be shown for the last times tonight at,_ the Coliseum theatre In the screen version of ) the lamous, play, written by Israel izaxx.well Beryl Mercer and J. M. | Kerrigan are, prommem in the supporting cast. | Here is the theme of the ab- | sorbingly interesting play: } Furell, in, the character, of a \brilllant camposer, cannat pay for S6 wrapped up in each other that {a_plano which he bas ordered they were oblivious of the presence {The truckman, enacted, by Kerri- of the camersman, . preat lover .of the. screen, . ancee, Virginia Bruce,, Tove 4 lcenéu with znm, are shown during-a Yest the studio. The date for §i viage is gonietime this Flli. BEN LYON SOON T0 BE SHOWN IN “Bi6 TIMER" Ben . Lyon, Consiance Cummings and Thelma Todd head the cast of “The Big Timer,” the Columbi: picture coming soon to the Capi tol theaire. following the romantic and fisti adventures of a bragging but am- bitious lad who wants to be fighter so he can make mone: enough to buy the lunch wagon! where he is a hamburger chef d Tuxe. Wants String of Wagons Eventually he wants to owm,a) whole string of wagons—he ca: make as much as a thousand a week! big that, . however, be better ones! “The Big Timer" is diréctdd ‘b Eddie Buzzell from an story by Robert Riskin. It prom ises to be full of laughs, And then he gets to bé don’t pan out t land -action. John, Gilbert, | o uud his | gan,, 18 Y fyfi' | ment uway when Mary Ann comes <y m"u- It's a comedy drama, timer with bigger ambitions original thrills about to take the instry- to the Tescue with the few shil- |lings that represent. all. her, sav- |ings. She and Farrell become fast | friends, Bliss In Cnthu Thereafter, when his poverty |forces him: to accept .an. offer of | 200 pounds to popularize one of. his son(,s and he goes to, a.cottage on the Devonshire coast to work, he takes, her with him, They live| | blisstully togethe for o few weeks like brother, and _sister, till word comes_ that oll has been struck on the property of Mary Ann’s deceas- |ed parents in America. She tim- |idly offers him the meney and. her a:hand, but_he refuses, in order to erosity, Sorrow Put Into M!Il‘le | He turns his heartbreak into| music .and . writes..an. opera abou their romance. . Years: later,. at its { premiere, he meets Mary Ann. she grects him coldly. & Depressed, he' goes. to. their old | cottage. He. is.playing.her favor- lite. song, when the door. opens,’ 'and she stands smiling on the | threshold. - hmy xmpife Want Xds Pn; |1 OLYMPIC ROOMS | i FRONT STREET | _|| Clean—ComYortable—Close in | | | c al Vi e nj a 0 v Mrs. F. 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Immediately after arriving in Juneau, the aircraft was summoned to, Tenakee to bring an injured man here for hospital treatment BY SPECIAL REQUEST-- | He...was T. Balagof; a Filipino, | iwho had hurt a finger so badly that it had to be amputated. Also |coming to Juneau from Tenakee | ware a weman nurse and O. Olsen. The latter came to town for medi- cal attention. | B v | Juneau Ice Cream Parlor Try our fountain lunch. Salads and Sandwiches. Horluck's and Sunfreze Icy Cream .in.all flavors. .t i GARBAGE HAULED Reasonable Monthl’ ld- HEMLOCK WQOD Order Now ai These Prices J: (VU070 ), ——— % 50 cents discognt for cash per cord E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 884 i . ST TIMES TONIGHT { Charles Farrell and Janet Gavnor in “Merely Mary Ann” Tomuht—JOA\' BENNETT in “HUSH MONEY” Al R s | TONEAGYOUNG | o arlors mmmm~ Day Phone 12 Salbii’fin s IV’ NEwW ToeRT dx( sennl siml. near 4,.L. ! | Cod Liiaer oil . 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