The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 16, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1933.’ Jack HOLT Ralph' GRAVES e " LILA LEE “Also—HARRY SWEET in PAIN IN THE PARLOR” Thursday CAPITOL Friday =:d Thrills in Shanghai “JUST A MODERN CHINA IS SCENE OF WAR PICTURE ‘War Corresp;udent' Fea- turing Jack Holt, Lila Lee, R. Graves at Capitol The fascinating profession of the war correspondent has until now been more' or less overiooked in the great war pictures that have bad the ascendency in Hollywood for the last several years, but in “War Correspondent,” a Columbia picture coming to the Capitol the- atre tonight the adventurous jour- hglist comes into his own. In this picture dealing with the unofficial branch of the military service Lila Lee, Jack Holt and Ralph Graves are featured. In “War Correspondent” the journal- ist does his existing work in mod- ern China, where, in the picture, COMING SOON—“Age of Consent “Downstairs,” “Divorce in the Family” lies,” a civil war is raging between the "Ralph Graves and Jack Holt at the Capitol tonight. Buddiesin War; Rivals in Love appearing in N« o ‘War Correspondent” contrast again while real smartness ate'a close second to black. Trims } | New RIOTOUS COMEDY| covisec BROWN TONIGHT Imagine Joe E. Brown as the peerless pride of hook and ladder boys, a “Fireman Save My Child” Gives Comedian Funniest Role at Coliseum fire-eating fool with flames in his heart and water on the brain! You'll never stop laugh- ing! He's a panic! Joe E. Brown's latest starring' 4 vehicledgifor First National and e { Vithphone pictuges, “Fireman, Save o[_ E, | MySCAd,” variously described (by A 3 York critics as a “laugh riot;” "Imnec of fun,” etc., opens at the, Colisgum tonight, # Brown appears as assistant fire jchief and ¢local baseball ‘herofgn‘ | “Fireman; Sgve My Child." In ‘ot- | der - to .secure enough money : to |finance a fire extinguisher ‘which he has invented, Brown, as “Smo-! ky Joe” Grant, accépts am offer | to pitch in the major league forl‘ |ventuyes in the city do not, 'how- ever, prevent him from forgetting the St. Loufs Cardinals. His ‘d-i 1 t,” “Blondie of the Fol- “Hold 'Em Jail,” Do You Know What Picture These Stars Appear in Together? Jack Oakie—Sidney Fox—Aline McMahon—Russell Hopton—Leuise Fazenda—Gregory Ratoff—Zasu Pitts—Onslow Stevens viand We will give to the first five that name this picture a pair of Guest Tickets WE tell YOU it is one grand laugh from stjart to finish. YOU tell US the name and win the tickets. All names must be in not later than Saturday, Feb. 18, at Capitol. Name of picture and win- ners will be announced on the screen .Sunda.y evening. Employees of the theatre and their families are not eligible. and Jobyna Howland HAAS | Famous Candies | The Cash Bazaar | Open Evenings URE YOUR HOME Your Furnishings in SAFE COMPANIES H. J. EBERHART AT LOWER RATES Old First National Bank Building—Upstairs OIL Burners for Ranges Circulating Heaters Heating Stoves Small Heating Plants See one of these $25.00 burners under actual working conditions at ALSTROM’S NEWS STAND Rice & Ahlers Co. “We tell you in advance what ONE SHOVELFUL OF OUR COAL will give as much heat as two of the dirty, slaty kind. That's why you save money by getting your coal from us. 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Lila Lee in Cast Lovely Lila Lee plays Julia March a woman who is a bit shopworn by rough contact with life. First she is Holt's light ef love but a series of exciting adventures fi- nally wind up with her marrying self-confident, | Graves. A thousand Chinese men and wo- men took part in this dramatic story and scores of airplanes were used in the war scenes. Holt, raves and Miss Lee are the only three white persons used in the picture. It was directed by Paul Sloane. MISS HALVORSEN SPEAKS OF NEW SPRING STYLES iLatest | 93;Fashions De- scribed in Detail by Juneau Shop Buyer Intéresting details of the ad- vanced spring styles were brought back from the south by Miss Christine Halvorsen of Halvorsen’s |Incorporated, who returnéd from her annual spring buying trip to Pacific Coast cities on the steam- er Adaska. While away she observed and selected new clothes in : Seattle. Portland, San PFrancisco, Los An- geles and, last but not least, §ol- lywood. Owing to the large num- ber of very clothes conscious mov- ing picture -stars in the latter place, Hollywood is developing styles of .its own and adding indi- vidual touches to the fashions that are developed in Paris and New York, Miss Halvorsen said. Spring Style Notes “The cape as a silbouetie influ- ence for spring coats is enhanced by fur trimming, fabric collars and {sleeve detail. The \detachable idea is stressed where fur . trimmings {are sponsored, thus giving a dou- ble duty type garment,” Miss Hal- vorsen said. Materials and Colors “Smooth crepe worsteds and cashmere suedes are.endorsed for dress wear while rough crepe weaves, novelty tweeds and velour polars are smart for utility and sports wear. The colors most in favor are black, all shades of blue ranging from wvery deep navy to the new Roosevelt. Blue, smoke and dove gray, dull: green and soft shades of brown and beige. Suits Fashion’s Favorite “Suits are once more fashion's favorite for spring. Boxy jackets, three quarter 'coats that hang straight from square shouldered yokes, full length coats that are || unbelted and of swagger lines, the tailored finger tip model, mannish in detail constitute suits for every type of figure. All of these are shown in twills, tweels, rough crepes in black, navy, beige, and gray shades. Very feminine wash- able silk and cotton blouses with adorable sleeve detail add charm to these lovely suits: With Jackets and Capes | “Frocks greatly approved are the jacket and cape models with contrast effects. Lines are slender and simple with restrained trim- ming details. Necklines are rath- er high or convertible, sleeves have most of the fullness at or above the elbows. this being an import- ant style note for Spring. i Dress Materials 1 The leading. materials ‘for day- alant, a heavy crinkle crepe, and pure dye crepe. All of these are offered in both print and plain material and lénd a refreshing note to wintry days. Black and white are well shought- of-for spring time wear are a heavy sheer, ray< is shown in the various shades of of ribbon, feather fancles and blue combined with white. The | flowers in both silk and velvet alliance of brown with green and |are the favorites. brown with gray is a decided style’ Accessories “Costume " jewelry, continues to hold its place in smart women's favor while new’ scarf ideas in tubular and single type are shown in a startling array of plaid and stripe combinations. They are all ny brown. imost alluring’ for the suit and coat assembles. Gloves, purse, and % ,Fomml Poohe ’hose are best carried out in con- ‘The dinner, afternoon or semi- |4rqqp or tone harmeny, depending formal gown 1is a revelation of l,y the quality” weight of one’s out- daintiness and character for bmh',m.,. matron and mis: Sheer gamisa o crepes, pure dyes, chiffons and | taffetas are entrancing in their; SHARPS}'IOOTING BOYS simplicity, combined with crisp or-| gandie, ribbon, lace or nplique! LARAMIE, Wyo., Feb. 16.—In 280 1. i minutes of ‘play this season, the Wyoming Cowboys, leaders of the “Wearable brimmed types are|eastern division of the Rocky outstanding in spring hat openings, | Mountain ~ basketball with a variation of cuff turbans,|scored 288 points. Their defeat berets and various modified bon- [of ‘Colorado Mines was their thir- net styles. Bodies featured aretecnth straight victory. straw jerseys, trico cello, celtagal | ——————— in_various constructions of both | SALE OF FUR COATS dull and shiny weaves. In coloriAnd furs starts Monday morning. analyzing, beige and brown tonés Prices less than cost. Chas. Gold- are noted, while navy and gray stein & Co. —adv. factor. | Blue is promoted as outstanding for this season. New colors for frocks this season include Roose- velt Blue, Dawn Blue, copper mist, range peel, smoke gray and pen- Millinery all about the baseball game at &) {cruicial . moment.. when he hears| the sirens of the fire trucks. As: the basebaii player and lover, Vitaphone Act whose prime affection is for fires; {and fire equipment, Brown is fur-*fm Melody INew nished his greatest comedy oppor-|{ i tunity. 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