The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 30, 1932, Page 3

CAPITOL Your eyes wonder . .. Your heart thrills . . . Your pulses pound at this mighty drama! . .. Unheard-of situations in a mighty picture! The “ALL QUIET” OF 1932! with Tala Birrel—Luis Trenker and Vitcor Vaconi Also—“A LESSON IN GOLF” CHAS. CHASE in “HASTY MARRIAGE” —SILVER NITE— ' at 1 o'clock. MOUSERS TO OBSERVE MICKEY’S BIRTHDAY Mickey Mouse's fourth birthday ersary will be observed to- w afternon at the Capitol All Mickey and Minnie Mousers will meet there premptly > atre, has arranged a program of it. “Heaven on Barth,” starring Lew Ayres. be the second episode of * Mystery.” _This ‘episode is enmled “The Ivory Trail” There will also be contests on the stage for Mickey and Min- MICKEY MOUSE |{|the sise : CLUB ki AR MEETING 1 P. M HENRY VI T’::I:‘YST Now oL HoO! SHARP g SATURDAY, OCT. 1 LONDON, ‘— Wickham Court, | | where Henry VIII courted Anna- 'Boloyn, is ‘being converted into a residential hotel. The family of Sir Stephen Lennard has Hved| there for 400 years. THIS IS MICKEY'S 4TH BIRTHDAY CONTESTS GAMES PICTURES Jungle Mystery No. 2 Old . papers mx sale at Empire - SLUM { SUMMERVILLE ZASU PITTS UNEXPECTED FATHER | “The Deomed Battalion” is replete For the occasion, Eric Paulson, maenager of the the- ,wm: scores of stirring actionscenes entertainment of exceptional mer- SOts of ‘the ragged Dolemites. | The feature attraction will be Tell the film features Victor Var-| ttraction wm‘ N Jungle duence Chase was securely fasten- ! mertar !scene realistic. }had completely ruined the $L75 i !TRI—FEATUREQ PROGRAM PUT ONBY CAPITOL Doomed Battahon ‘Hasty Mamage and “‘Lesson in Golf' ‘Shown “The Lost Battalion,” with Luis Trenker and Tela Birell in the leading roles; “Hasty Marriage,” featuring - Charley -Chase, and “A Lesson in Golf,” having Leo Die-| gel as instructor and Cliff Bd- wards as a pupil, will be present- ed ‘tonight at the Capitol theatre. En “The Test Battalion,” there are spectacular scenes showing the destruction of “Collalto,” great Al- pine peak. Sixteen men were in- Jjured by falls and results of the terrific explosion. Carl Hatl, responsible for the adaptation pf the gripping story of strife in the Tyrol, lost an eye -nd-nwllnn. n-.rent,.uul the ~Here is a scene in ‘“The ‘Unexpected Father,” wuch wfll be pre- sented at the Capitol “Theatre Sunday. At the left is Clande Allister, , and the others in'the groyp are Slim Summerville, the surprised {"ovm THE HILL" SCENES TAKEN N GHOST TOWNS Gver -the G Depicts Old ‘Boom ‘City of California Motion pictures have discovered the "ghost towns” of California and have changed them from practically deserted mementos ‘of the past ‘to thriving .centers ‘of lc- tivity. | ' These ‘ghost towns" are those {settled in the boom days of the fgold rush .and cattle range, now (left ‘far behind by time, mere shells of their former selves. ‘ Motion picture producers, seek- iod of ‘these bYowns ‘heydey travel many miles to them rather than Mlild the set on -the studio lot. mnmempumwpxm- daughter, Cora Bue Gonlns as the direct vesult of this scene. COMEDY STARS and unparalieled plnmcnphk: | 'Besides Trenker and Miss Bl- | coni and Henry Armetta. In “Hasty Marriage,” in one se- ed in the frent guard or ‘“cow- catcher” of a street car. While thus imprisoned he was forced to !undergo in five 'minutes more torture than the average person (80es through in a life time. | Rough Road Bew ' First he was bumped along over an extremly rough road-bed; then |the seat of 'his trousers were set | ion fire. ‘With tie speed ‘of the car! {fannhing the fire into @ mear blaze the car finally was halted at a cross street. A sprinkling cart ‘cam'z by at the opportune moment jand extinguished ‘the fire. Charles was then .thoroughly soaked with a liquid mixture of and swallowed several spoonfuls endeavoring to make the Pitts Are in “Unex- pected Father” the Capitol theatre. eve of his own wedding, ‘To top off the havoc which had taken place, Charley discovered he |provides lots of laughs. tailored suit he was wearing. Gil Pratt directed the picture. In “A Golf Lesson” the differ- ence between English and Ameri- can golf technigue is demonstrated son —_——— i Ague | in slow motion by Diegel, noted| Caliente gol “pro.” In the pleture ‘ Edwards 'arives & hnle ln one. | government of India to | Tayon -from - bamboo. SHINE SUNDAY {Shm Summervxlie and Zasu Slim Summerville and ' Zasu | Pitts, comedy favorites, have fea- tured 1oles in “The Unexpected Father,” which wiil heatdline the program % ‘be shown Bunday Bt The ‘story concerns & girl waif of the streets and a bachelor of new-found wealth who is . fright- ened into adopting her on. the ‘When -wry-faced .8lim, the “bach- elor in -question, is torn ' between the arms of the baby, enacted By Cora Sue Gollins; her wisttul nurse, played by Miss Pitts, and his gold-digging bride of the mer- row, Dorothy Christy, the situation Others in the cast include All- Skipworth, Claude -Allister, Tyrell Davis and ‘Grace EHamplon. Experiments are being ‘made b |the forect research msmuw of «the jgraph a single house as was the case in “Over the Hill”, the Fox drama which s showing at the| Coliseum- theatre. Columbia ‘and Sonors The two most popular of these fowns are Columbia and Sonora in the WSiérra ‘foothills. Columbia, particularly, has a history. Tt grew to ‘a population of 6,000 in a month PRETTY-DANGER: GIVEN FINE ROLE Marilyn ME Stdrs in “Her Majesty, Love,” and in 1853 when the selection of a site ‘for state ‘capital became Coming Sunday necessary, ‘Columbia lest 'to its Marfi Miller, who comes to the 0 | chtef “‘rival ‘Sacramento, by the Coliseum theatre next Sunday in’ “Her Majjesty, Tove 'her latest|Close ‘margin of ‘two ‘votes. -But First National starring ‘vehicle, '‘was one of the “Follies” stars 'before fiymmmgmorme ——— ing authentic locations of ‘the per- | when goldwudiscwezvdrmr‘by' gh 1t was onee well on the g most CO —You'll talk about it . . . think about it . . . fer it.is your life . . . mo matter thow old or hnw—-— young you are. “‘TONIGHT lnd“SATURDA!Y ¥ LISEUK {doubtful if the entire population of les. Counted by Actors That was the number arrived at by a check of James Dunn Sally Eilers .and Mae Marsh when these three principal players of “Ower the Hill” arrived therefor the out- door shots of the picture. Miss Marsh returns to the screen | after .an absence of 12 long years, 'wh!ch she spent in the privacy ‘of her family. Other important mem- bers of the large cast that accom- vpamed the featured players .and ‘mm:wr Henry King in their trek to these towns of ‘“yesterday” are 1 James Kirkwood, Edward Crandall, Claire Maynard, Olin Howland, {Willam Pawley, Joan Beers and Eula Guy.. {PREP STARS MAY GET INSURANCE scheols -‘of ‘the Ohio High School Athletic Asseetation -may adopt in- surance plen for their athietes. The “plan” oarries a death - bene— important cities in California it 15' Columbia today exceeds 20 famil- | TEXAS WONDER GIRL IS NEAR SREAKDOWN DALLAS, Tex., B4pt. 30—Miss Miidred Bahe Didrickson, Olympic star and Texas one-woman track '. fit of 4250, ‘scaled ‘down to ‘45 minor injuries. The rate-for schogls xnot supporting - football - teams s | 50 -eents eh‘twrwmw those who do have. teams. % E of the Ui Seven’ months of 1 appearing in her own musieal plays, “Sunny,” “Sally,” aend “Ro- salie” &he was eminently -succes- ful, too, ‘on Broadway in a ‘play without fusic and dancing, ‘Pe- ter ‘Pan.” Dancing and Mimiery But it is hard to think of the exuberant Marilyn without ‘heaving visions of her radiant dancing, her quaint gift for mimicry, her Jaughter and her deft olowning. She has a chance to display her jus for entertaining in “Her [ajesty, Love,” in which she ®&p- Pears first as a barmaid and-evolv- es into a butterfly baroness — sixth in the line of censorts to an aged nobleman. 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