The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA I:VIPIRL FRIDAY, FEB. 10, 1933. : Caoke CAPITOL EXGITING THEMEBUSTER KEATON::,/zt et SCORES DIEIN [is s = iz FRIDAY SATURDAY §. 70 Be Guest at o v The West also reports deaths| ~Regular monthly meeting of Igloo C [ é h S MOTVATES. FILMJIMMY DURANTE, "= Commors | QO WAVE IN |55 2 iy Columbia Edgar , Oregon. one each 'in Montana, | February 10. All brothers request- Selywyn i An invitation to. attend | Idaho and California | ed to. attend. NIA ARA A T TH E cAP'ToL P A l R E fl A G A l N ENIIRE NAT|0N‘ Zero and sub-zero readings still| E. F. RODENBERG, - y continue in some seetions of the President. World's T\llest Skyscrap- Popular Comedians Share | nation, ELMER REED, I ia “ Twenty - two. Victims Re-| { ~aay. Secretary. (/ e . . ‘ LRt ATl , er, People in it Make | Adventures in “Speak e Qr%w ) ronad i’ Chicdio— | FHREE BANDITS ! Great Feature ‘ Easily” Coming Soon oldest, eorst GE I BI G LBUT BULLETIN, CHICAGO, Feb. ' DANCE 10.—Dcat hs from the ccld weather reached 90 persons according * to all! reports re- ceived here up to 3 o'clock this afterncen. ° © the inaugural of ' PFranklin ° no Roosevelt and John © ce Garner, as President ® and Vice-President of the ¢ United States, March 4, in © Washington, D. C.,, has just ® been received by Gov. © George ‘A Parks from the e Official' Tnaugural Commit- o ‘tee of which Rear Admiral o ° ° . e ° ° . . { For gripping drama and ten- Buster Ksaion and Jimmie nn few pictures to come out of chnozzle” Durante continue their s R ood can equal “Skyscraper as the most hilarious| i I Scands & and (Gymopoltar t product of M n comedy teams in Scandal ?-ocm the locale of thi Cary Grayson is Chairman. The Governors of all the States and Territories' have been invited. v Due to the fact that the Alaska Legislature will con- WINDOW SHABE are.absolutely washable. They're pliab’z, trans- lucent and rugged. Soap 900900 e0e00ss0es TONIGHT Pull Off Hold— up at Post at CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 10.—Mother " Office Doors—Escape e began today tempering her . 37 -like thrust at the nation | with $325,000 MOOSE HALL moderating temperatures as 08 ports were received telling of an| SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 10— by y,” which opens Sun-' g 3 the Capitol Theatre, | world's tallest building—a The fun riot they started inj ory New York skyscraper— !° onate Plumber” is car novel and ab- ried on into this new laugh ro 1gh the eye !Mmance with added comedy ei n incidents 0 Keaton has long been o the jo ! er, which is show- now at the Capitol Theat: here on March 6, re- ® quiring his presence, Gov. ® Parks will be unable to at- tend. He expressed his ap- @ preciation for the invitation e treachery, lcve and ! and water and a brush passien, s said he regretted his “ s of the ability to accept it. ease in the number of deaths|nore than $325,000 in currency and X | 7 stalk through ipants of the b As a as the {@s the result of the blizzard and bonds were stolen by three bandits Young People’s k°°P them: new-lookms the corridors ilt, one of the most engross- Subreme of long-nosed(® ® ® ©. 9 ©.0 0.0 8 0 6 8 8lcxireme cold wave !in a daring hold-up at the main (4 2 ; ; of this mighty pictures of the year has been ‘ot che” s. Together they | This city has counted 22 deaths!post office on Seventh' and K Advancement Club || for years. See NIAGARA tewer! A great : ced. said to provide the funniest|LIEUT. F. H. LLOYD OF |in the coldest weather in 34 years.|Streets early last evening: { o 5 Drama of Today! Sparkling Maurcen O'Sullivan as en situations that have ever| HAIN 'I‘RANSFERREDE Ohio reports nine deaths in 14| The bandits surprised and dis- ] | window shades. Their leading romanio figure gives been filmed in the Metro-Gold-| {degree below. weather. | armed the truck driver and armed Music by | o rich beauty is matched WARREN ‘dx\’ excellent perform: as do Wyn-Mayer studios. Lieut. and Mrs. Frank R. Lloyd | 52 Degrees Below {guard on the loading platform at s Warren Willlam as the giant of “Speak Easily” was adapted from|of Chilkoot Barracks, and their| Five persons have been frozen|the rear of the post office, grabbed o < iy WILLIAM ) Verree Teasdale, New Clarence Budington Kelland's|two children, Frank R. Lloyd Jr., ’m death in Towa and Michigan|a double-locked sack of outgoing THE HAPPY by real practicality. stage a appearing in “Footlights.” The theme apg Bonnie B. Lloyd, are passen- iTeports six dead in 52 degree be-|registered mail and vanished in FOUR A LIM SUMMERVILLE in picture Jean Her- concerns the adventures of an ab-|gers for Seattle on the steamer low zero weather. {the downtown traffic THOMAS t-minded college profess As in Grand Hotel, Jean | Northwestern. Lieut. Lloyd has, Seven persons are dead. in Wis- pais 'y T ST i “IN THE BAG” - nolt takes a minor role and Plaved by Keaton, who inheritsiheen = transferred to Vancouver ccnsin and six in Missouri: To. remove tar stains from gar- STARTING SUNDAY kes it stand out in bold relief. Nearly a million dollars and de-!'Barracks, Vancouver, Washington. New Jersey, Kentucky and In- ments rub. with turpentine. b H r re Co BUSTER KEATON, JIMMY The involves a financial ¢ides to go out and “see life.”| . Ny - . (i } d1mr o (Schnozzle) DURANTE in magnate’s attempt to use those He makes the acquaintance o Jimmy, the piano player of a mu- around him as pawns in his scheme “SPEAK EAS]LY” 5 mership of the world’s Sical show, randed in a small} skyscraper. There is the town, and “adopis” the entire| man who has given her life to %icupe for a Broadway run. The LOOK! LOGK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOCK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! “Tomarrow’s Styles B oo e e . he il careproie ff 38 D12, 47 : : ‘\;J}f;x\ly orf uproar. | S SPECIALS : .PA\EC‘ Norman Foster, George Bar- [ ] i B i " s 2 m | | smith Breeric co. | SOUTH ATLANTIC§ 2 2~ $1.75 Each ) SHOVELFUL OF || ELECTRICAL || NATAL, Brozil, ¥eo. 10.—Capt. \\\\\\\\\ Al i - ; OUR COAL S - 't R Salnotie Oeent s 16 ] : i will give as much heat as two of I GARBAGE HAULED | ; West, completed a solo flight from England to Natal late yesterday LOOK! THE CASH BAZAAR the dirty, slaty kind. That's why Reasonable Monthly Rates ¥ & o you save money by getting your E. 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