The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY JAN. 9, 1933. A B i LAST * TIMES - TONIGHT | “Tom Brown of Culver” with Tom Brown, Slim Summer- ville, Andy Devine, H. B. Warner This picture is dedicated to the American Legion and Sons of Veterans Alsc—HARRY GRIBBONS in “HATTA MARRI” COMING SOON “Bring '’Em Back Alive” “Washington Masquerade” “Igloo"—“Back Street” STARTING TO‘VIORROW “UNASHAMED” s Pay was filmed at the Culver Mlntary Academy all of the color and ldrama of such an institution are shown. Scenes in the picture show over a thousand cadets on parade. A noteworthv ieature of Tom iBrown of Culver” is the fact that lnm & girl appears in it, and yet he picture is not lacking in heart TOM BROWN OF CULVER LAST | " TIME TONIGHT Spectacular D rama Youth at Capitol Has ‘mtcre:L as it tells a most dra- of/matic story of a boy whose fa- Ither was' erroneously credited with lbelng a hero of the World War. Colorful Background = {1t i fiea with situations which {Tepresent the utmost in emotional “Tom Brown of Culver,” the|power. unique film of -youth With- one of | “The exceptional cast is headed the most famous military acad- by Tom Brown. H. B. Warner and emies in the country as a back- Slim Summerville, and also in- ground will be shown for the lasticludes Andy Devine, Ben Alexan- | times fonight at the Capitol thea-!der, Richard Cromwell, Russell i tre. Hopton, = Sidney Tolen, Willard In the pmure much of V\hth#Robens\m and a ho:t of other 006 Day Spec,ial COATS $15, $16.50 $22.50 STREET DRESSES in CREPE GREATLY REDUCED $4.95, $6.95 NEW ARRIVALS IN STREET AND AFTERNOON DRESSES MODERATELY PRICED Juneau Sample Shop “The Little Store With the Big Values” R i e aaacads ‘UNASHAMED' IS NEW BILL FOR 1 GAPITOL FANS “Unashamed” story of a girl who is pitted against her own‘ brother in a remarkable courtroom drama, will open' at ‘the Capitol" theatre tomorrow night. Helen Twelve- trees plays the heroine whose in- discretions force her to face the choice of sacrificing her honor or | dooming ‘her brother to death at the hands of the executioner. Robert Young plays the part of the young brother. ' Lewls Stone is -attorney for the defense and Monrot Owsley is Miss Twelvetrees ‘luver who share her indiscretions. Jean Hersholt, John Miljan and| & Robert Warwick are other mem- bers in the cast of this picture from the pen of Bayard Veiller, author of “The Trial of Man‘ Dugan.” screen favorites. It is directed by William Wyler. ‘The farcical comedy “Hatta Mar- i Mack Sennett at his best and is packed with laughs. DAVID TEWKESBURY GOES TO SEATTLE; . MAY RETURN LATER David W. Tewkesbury, who has been on the news staff of The Empire for more than two and one-half years and who resigned recently to go to Seattle to look after personal business affairs, left Sunday morning on the motorship Norco. He was accompanied by his son David, Jr., who graduated from Juneau High School last year and was taking extra work this year in the commercial depart- . ment. Mr. Tewkesbury was uncertain . how long he would be required in Seattle but hoped that the emer- gency that caused his resignation would not be extended and that he would be able to return to his desk at The Empire in the ‘not . distant future. A capable, efficient and exper- ienced newspaper man, he was a valuable man on the staff and will be missed on the paper. The va- cancy is being filled temporarily by Mrs. Dorothy Troy -Morgan, daughter of John W. Troy, who was a regular member of the news staff seyeral years ago. ! e q There were 3,204 attempted shi- cides in Vienna, Austria, during i1931,;0f which 1068 were unsuc- cessful. fllIHIIlIlIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllmllIIIIIllllIIlIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. IHHE RO R prices. — e ———— SWEATERS, All Wool, Children’s . . . ... ... 75¢c Dhdalt THA A 1 ek § St Ap® 04 W TR NN UNIONS, Ribbed Cotton W aist, Children’s . . . . . . 49c NEW SLIPPERS, WO,.Ol F elt , Hylo Style . . . FINAL CLEARANGCE Men’s and Boys’ Winter Clothing Suits, Trousers Overcoats, Mackinaws, Heavy Sweaters, Blazers—nd many other items of clothing suitable for hard wear at real bargain CRIB BLANKETS., Part. Woal 36x50 inch . ______—_____—¢—.—.--9.—-—-——-——1-——-—-——— BABY ROBES, Teddy Bear Design, in Pink or Blue . 89c SHOES, for Women and Children . . . . . . . ..93cup .WVE OF FEB VEBY SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS IN FINE FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN STATIONERY New Handy Pack . B ! T 12 ENVELOPES——12 SHEET PAPFR SOX Heavy Woark, White or: Grey Wool pair . TOMORROW ONLY [ which is also on the bill, is| $1 89c V.. w . 10e AR AR LA LEORA AL LSRR v, Bazaar " STORE OPEN EVENINGS -+ - conbesbamniiniig 1y IMIIIIIIIIIIHIIII!III|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIllllllmlll’alllIlllllllllIIIIIlIIIII|III!B T | Real Roimance? POLICE-DRAMA | CLOSING RUN. AT COLISEUM 1Sally Eilers ¢ aiid Spencer Tracy Give Splendid Performances | What happens when a police of- | {ficer decides’ that larceny is the dwing to their having shown ng r ked fi:eierence for each others .fo“ms are say- rson Lawlor is nght wan” of whom Tald!lah Blnkhe-d recently spoke to report- ers, Lawlor is a well-known actor and is shown here with the glae morous Talullah at & Hollywood nizht club, FROZEN KING SALMON SHIPPED EAST; NORCO; Sixty-four boxes, containing 25,- 000 pounds of frozen white king salmon were shipped from the Ju~ neau Cold Storage Company to the Atlantic and Pacific Packing Com- pany at Brooklyn, N. Y., via Prince Rupert on the steamer Norco Sun- day, morning. — A tax on all telephones has just been imposed by the Colombian Government. AL I T Make Mmlons Think—and Buy) COLD Preparations PINEMULSION—for pcrsist.('m coughs CORAX TABLETS— to break colds NAVAP—inhalant for head colds VICKS’ NOSE DROPS TAKIES—for irritation JUNEAU DRUG CO. SUBSTATION NO. 1 Phone 33 Free Delivery - throat Hot W ater Bottles Atomizers ANTISEPTIC SOLUTIONS Butle‘r M aurt; Dru_g_ Co. Free Delivery Phone 134 * EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS ANYT! “Disorderly Conduct™ the Fox film! Ioffe*lng which is showing for the last time tonight at the Coliseum theatre. | Moving with a breath-taking speed that makes it ‘one of thel! most entertaining pictutes seen | “[here in recent months the produc- “Ition combinés an absorbing treat- ment of ‘modern police probléems|’ with notable performances by Sally | Eilers, Spencer Tracy and Ralphj Bellamy. Grimly realistic in plac- | |es “Disorderly Conduct” is so zrucl to life and so well done that the spectator cannot help but becomel enthusiastic over this very unusu-| {al ‘fiim.” John W.'Considine Jr., | directed, with William Anthony |McGuire writing theoriginal story Others in the cast who contrib- | {ute notable performances are Dick- ie ™Moore, El Brendel, Ralpah Mor- |gan, Allan Dinehart and Nora | Lane. The program is concluded with an excellent comedy and selected shorts. MAN’S HEART STOPPED 'BY BAD STOMACH GAS[ W. L. Adnms bloated so with gas after meals that his heart missed beats. Adlerika brought out all gas and now he eats anything and feels 'flne. Butler Mauro Drug Co., Ju-| neau, Guy's Drug Store, Douglas. ' —adv. - et HOLD YOUR PURCHASES The cheapest sale of merchandise ever held in Juneau. Starts J.'mu- ary 10. —adv. CALL 14 FOR A’ ' Royal Blue Cab CITY RATES 25¢ and 35¢ | |blonde bride of “Party Husbands”,| pest policy’ forms the theme of Ment. THE CASH BAZAAR. i BLONDE BRIDE WILL BE SEEN - AT COLISEUM Dorothy Mackaill is the dazzling | {the picture which will open at thc, | Ooliseum theatre tomorrow. She is an ultra-modern bride, too, who believes with her husband that marriage should be only an {“(p"!‘l- D\SORDERL Cowoucy say EILERS | goobd-looking young husband run-! ‘P‘."“" mAcY e BRENDEL ning around without any appn.nent» :egmd from his wife. Don Cook \ PREVIEW TONIGHT—1 A. s -the business man who employs | p SBAND” the bride and wants to marry her| RANEY B in case what doesn't happen might e happen. The picture is an adapt- ation of the novel by the same name b) Geoffrey Barnes, .- Use Type and Ink—and Why? 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