The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1932, Page 3

. CAPITOL THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY YOUTH and plenty of ACTION in Novarro’s most ex- citing romance! With MADGE EVANS UNA MERKEL RALPH A SAM WOOD ——=— SILVER NITE—r Ceming Sunday—GRETA GARBO in “AS YOl' DESIRE ME” COMING SOON — “Alrfl“imlth o/ “Menace ” “Cohens and Kellys in Hull\ wood” - MAKE THIS A SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS Give one of our Boxes filled with good things to eat. Priced from $1.50 up. At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Make This An Electrical Christmas Useful Gifts Are Most Appreciated Christmas Special On Hamilton Beach Mixeis We have a very limited number of Hamilton Beach Mixers—Models A and EM— At Reduced Prices from now until Christmas. Call and see them in action. Get your souvenir cake chart now and save real money on a real Christmas gifts. The Voss Washing Machine —A lasting gift that will give year-round service—sells at only $60.00—will pay fer itself in a year’s time. More than 20 Juneau residents are gemng A-1 serviee from these machines. My ery Seld on easy terms. Ready for dehvery December 23 OPEN EVENI;:GS ’ Alaska Elgetric Light & Power Co. Every eleetrieal appliance in our store is MADE IN AMERICA ' BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every Night from 8 P. M. CHICKEN NOODLES and cnor SUEY: BAILEY’S CAFE ¢ T It ST Theatres Offer New ngrams Tomght THE DAILY ALAS‘(A EMPIRE, THURSD AY, DEC 22, 1932. “HUDDLE” WITH LOTS OF ACTION | STARSNOVARRO Play with Football Theme! Headlines New Pro- | gram at Capitol Ramon ' Naverro has the star part in “Huddle,” which headlmc! the new program to be shown to- night at the Capitol theatre. His role as an Ttalian laborer who wins a scholarship at Yale University is‘virfle and involves him in" plenty of fast-moving action. From brawls in the steel mill to driving line plnnges on the foot- ball field, Novarro never “lets down” for a minute. | Masters Gridiron Technique \ He has mastered gridiron tech- nique in close detail. Varsity game scenes show a number of famous! All-American and . other noted players in action, including Ernie | Pinckert, Jess Hibbs, Gene Clark, Marget ‘Aspit, Dale Van Sickle and | Manfred Vezie. | The plays are carefully worked out, revealing many line shifts used by the teams of large American | universities. Picturesque Campus Scene | The campus scenes are reproduc- tion of buildings at Yale. Several thousand feet of film in the pro- duction were 'actually “shot” the University, giving the picture | not only authentic atmosphere, but | unusually picturesque backgrounds.; In the supporting cast, Madge Evans is vivasious and sparkling as Rosalie, who is the object of Novarro's affections. Una Merkel provides merriment as a vamping Southern gal, and Ralph Graves gives an expert performance as the fighting coach. Excellent work is also done by John Arledge, Frank Albertson,! Kane Richmond, Martha Sleeper, Henry Armetta, Ferike Bor Rockcliffe Fellows and Joe qu- ers. — e ROYAL BLUE CAB SERVICE STARTED Two Royal Blue cabs, and span, forming the latest ad- dition to Juneau's taxicab fle have just been placed 1in, servic here by E. L. (Buster) Poole and W. E. (Bill) Poole. The cars are Ford sedans and were purchased through the Juneau Motors Company. They are roomy and comfortable. An office and waiting room has been fixed up on Franklin Street, near the Capitol Theatre, the eabs will have their stand. New new, sp! where ! 25 Kane Richmond, at left, Madge Evans and Emon Eovarm are shown here in a tense scene in “Huddle,” feotball background, which will be presented tonight at the Capitol | Theatre. Jealous Eyes Flush Anger ]GULISEUM HAS ‘TOUCHDOWN' AS IT$ HEADLINER COLISEUM — Thursday--Friday Richard Arlen—Jack Oakie—Peggy Shannon—and a cast of crican Foctball Stars All-Am- t Glcture 'Screen Favorites and Foot-j ~ ball Players Have ‘is Leading Roles i “Touchdown,” drama of romance and sport, features. the new pro- gram to be shown tonight at the Coliseum theatre. Among the no- able screen players who have arts in the production are Rich- ard Arlen, Peggy Shannon, Jack Oakie and Regis Toomey. Among i the famous football warriors who are seen in some sequences of | the attraction are Uim Thorpe. Roy Riegels, Jesse Hibbs, Nate Barragar, Dale Van Syckle, Russ Sanders, Morley Drury, Herman Brix and Manfred Vezie. _| Howard Jones, famous football romantic drama with a LO! Grota Ga rbo in Star Role Of ‘As Y ou Desire Me’ Comes To Capitol Screen Sunday cta Garbo, in “As You Des.re Me,” filmization of the widely cussed Luigi Pirandello piay wnich;» be the headline at- Co season, will traction at the Capitol theatre the cafe singer, as the wife whom With an outstanding cast, an Stinday. {he believed to have been killed bY | xaettent story. of R it “As You Desire ie” 1s Miss invaders during the World War. | o g0 ‘dizbefn, “Neck and Garbo's seventeenth production in | '."“b country, marking the close; of her sixth year on the screen since 1926, when she was brought from Sweden to the United States | to make her debut in “The Tor- rent.’ Settings Are Beautiful George Fitzmaurice, director, has mounted the picture with a wealth | Also in supporting roles are|Fetchit and others. DYROTal SARUINS OUR Hedda Hopper, Rafaela Ottiano,| The story is from an original by | backgrounds. William Daniels, who has photozraphed all of Miss Gar- ' Warburton Gamble, Albert Coni, iB(’tty Burbridge and the film was ) e i William Ricciardi and Roland Var- | directed by Richard Thorpe. bo'’s pictures, again was behind the camera, and the star's costumes were designed by Gilbert Adrian, who has achieved an enviable espie estate at Santa Barbara and |Chair. Read the advertisements. eputation for his ability to create scenes filmed off Laguna, repre- riking gowns for the exotic Swe- senting the “Feast of Midsummer” Y dish actress. | celebrated by Ttalian lovers, bring | CHRISTMAS GIFTS Resembles Lost Wife gorgeous scenéty into the back-|fj FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY In “As You Desire Me,” Miss grounds of the story. ; Reasonable Prices Garbo plays the role of a Buda-| D iz o SO | VENETIAN SHOP pest cafe entertainer whose re-' Read the ads as carefully as you MRS. GIOVANETTI able resemblance to a woman S Shipment CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN Cashmere Silk and Wool Sox 25¢ and 35¢ Fancy Handkerchiefs in Gift Boxes 50e Fancy Silk Scarfs 75¢ and $1.00 And Many Other Attractive and Useful Gifts J. M. Saloum AT Something Speclal in ICE CREAMS For Your Christmas Dessert TRY A Our line of jew- elry offers se- lections chosen by us for “life- time” qualities. HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM INCLUDING Santa Claus Ice ICream Roll Old Saint Nick in persen in every slice—$1.00 per gquart roll. Also Brick Ice Cream—Three Latest rings for men and wom- en, all new stones and styles. flavors and colors—Pint Bricks 35¢, Quarts Toc In Bulk we ‘offer the old’ re- liable Orange Sherbet, Lemon Custard, Strawberry, Chocolats, Vanilla—all at 85¢ per quart. JUNEAU DRUG CO. ist, Melwyn Douglas has the leading at was presented on Broadway Iast male role as the Italian nobleman, unt Von Strobeim Erich Von Stroheim enacts the role of Salter, a malignant novel- who seeks to prevent Zara from wresting An important role is also filled | by Owen Moore, as the man wha discovers {causes her to masquerade as an- other man's wife. no. Locations on the magnificent Gil- read the news articles. Jewelry 2 3 “The Perfect Gift” WRIGHT SHOP PAUL BLOEDHORN Prop. Christmas Day at.the Coliseum Theatre we will give away one man’s l4-karat One award ticket given with every dollar purchase. A d to be dead brings about {is- jan amazing Henr; execu coach, is also depicted in grid- iron phases of the picture. A fascinating love story has Ar-)large 'NECK AND NEGK’ HERE SATURDAY dramatic conflict. Bruno, who accepts Zara, in Cast Neck”, a new Thrill-O-Drama is to be presented” Saturday only at the Coliseum theatre. “Neck and Neck” is a racetrack story about a happy-go-lucky young man whom fortune favored. Glenn Tryon and Vera Reynolds ‘hav(‘, the leads in this story and | |are supported by Walter Brennan, | Lafe McKee, Carroll Nye, Step'N | free of his grasp. Zara the cafe and e Go wlnaow snoppmg in your easy Every piece is The lowest prices in guaranteed — history on men’s dependable mer- fine w hite gold watches. chandise being the only type we carry. ALSO A Store Full of Beautiful GLASS WARE PEWTER SILVER ETC. New chromium wrist watches. Deep relief. Expansion ¢yrist band. COME IN AND SHOP! Gold Watch set with 50 diamonds. velvet bows, _belts or including Roosevelt blue, AGCUSED OF STEALING BIG FORTUNE Formal Comp]amt Will Be Issued—Screen Star's Mother Involved S ANGELES, Cal, v itive, with fortune, the len and Miss Shannon for its|million dollars, of Mrs. central figures. The football inci- | Shelby, mot of Mary Muesj dents supply lots of lively action. Minter, former screen star, will be| > issued soon roEn Henry is now held in cusmd} SPECIAL! $3. CAMERA WITH ROLE FILM FREE! Ideal Gift for, Children or Adult Box type, fits in Dec. 22— Distriet Attorney Buron Fitts said|'® $1.50 daily. a formai complaint charging Leslie former national bond house | thaft of one estimated at half a Charlotte | 8¢t double lense HARRY RACE, Druggist (THE SQUIBB STORE) | He has been for a long time & | prominent civic figure in Southern | California and was once President of the Tournament of Roses As- sociation. The case will” be the grand jury. Jurm’ Salary Cut As Economy Move WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. — The Jpay of witnesses and jurors in the local courts has been cut. The new economy acts outs the jurors” pay from $4 to $3 daily and al- lowances for witnesses from $2 Out-of-town Wit | nesses receive their fare and pay, {but not lodging during the trial. B SEE the Dollar Table at the Nug- Shop. You'll be surprised. adv. -, CHRISTMAS TREES! |~ For sale across from City Hall. 50c while Lhey last. —adv, presented to pocket, steel frame, Just Arrived FORMAL GOWNS SPECIAL $1 2 75 $16 75 These lovely new Frocks for the holidays are trimmed | with _se dyed laces or bright jackets, In new shades red, green and blaek. » Sizes 14 to 38 Special $1.75, Short sleeves, long sleeves, knit. All colors and all si Just Arrived—More Gift Handkerchiefs