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

THE DAILY ‘ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1933: 3 CAPITOL [§OLLYWOOD IS TONIGHT ‘(ahllbia Picture';- Lucien Prival ‘Rits’La Roy | Directed by EDDIE BUZZELL And what it telis will thrill you—-delight and shock you! SELECTED SHORTS /|OF THE MOVIES ISCENE OF DRAMA Capitol Screen Reveals Joys and Sorrows of Movieland A powerfully dramatic picture which gives you a closeup of life behind the scenes in the movie colony is “Hollywood Speaks,” a Columbia picture, which is the feature now at the Capitol. This is no flimsy plot serving only as a vehicle for a group of Hollywood scenes. It is a heavy drama set against the ever inter- esting tapestry of movie studios, Hollywood parties, big movie di- rectors, the parasites of the colony and beautiful girls. Genevieve Tobin, the former Broadway stage actress who gave such a splendid performance re- cently in Maurice Chevalier's “One Hour With You,” tops it in “Hol- lywood Speaks,” with a brilliant jacting characterization of a screen struck girl who rises from obscur- ity to fame on the -screen, and then sacrifices all her glory for the sake of the young man she loves. This young man, incidentally, is played by Pat O'Brien, the fast PREVIEW—1 A. M. TONIGHT “AIR MAIL” OUR NEW PRICES Adults Students . Children » Loges, 54c; and tax 6¢ ...20¢ ...10¢ talking young Irishman who ap- 'pmrc‘d in “The Front Page” and other recent pictures, and he gives a finely shaded enactment of a movie columnist who undertakes the novel role of star maker and ends by falling in love with the girl he has helped to reach stellar ranks, “Hollywood Speaks” contains 40c | 60c i ow! IS THE TIME TO REPAIR YOUR CAR FOR SPRING SEE US FOR QUOTATIONS CONNORS MOTOR many interesting actual scenes of Hollywood, starting with the be- ginning of the picture which shows some of Sir Grauman's movie pre- mieres in Hollywood’s Chinese Theatre, with ermine clad stars in attendance, the radio carrying news of the celebrities to millions, while thousands battle to gain a hglimpse of their favorites. | MOOSE TO GIVE NOVELTY DANCE Evergreen Gardens Will Be| Scene of Event—An- . | SATURDAY NIGHT { REPORT CLEARS LOMENS OF ALL CHARGES MADE Investigators Say Company Aided Eskimos and Refute Charges i (Continued from Page One) ments which are made subsequent to round-ups. Alleged Raids The alleged raids by the Lomen company upon native herds in the Seward Peninsula has been given much publicity. According ‘to the testimony of witnesses at the rein- deer hearings in Washington dur- ing the early part of 1931, there were four attempted or frustrated raids by employees of the Lomen company within a period of three years, between 1927 and 1930. The {accumulated evidence from prev- jous investigations and that made during the past summer, accord- ing to the field representatives, shows that this is a closed inci- dent. It is evident that the elle- gations were based on hearsay, and in any event, adjustments in satisfaction of their claim were made several years ago under agreement with the natives. Re- cent inquiry by the investigators disclosed that there is now no dis- satisfaction over the settlement. In the opinion of the investi- gators, there were some suspicious circumstances which might have led to the conclusion that an em- ployee at that time of the Lomen company had been over-active in rounding up reindeer on ranges ad- joining the Lomen range in the Teller unit. Their inquiry disclos- ed that charges emanated from the native president of the Cape Reindeer Company of Wales. Tes- timony taken from him by the in- vestigators showed that he was without = personal . knowledge ze- garding the alleged raids and all IMURDER TRIAL | GIVES THRILLS' TO MOVIE FANS \Mystery Picture at Coliz seum Puts Joan Bennett/ On Trial for Life Characterization, as a fundag | mental requisite of entertaining | pictures, was demonstrated last |night at the Coliseum Theatre; where Joan Bennett stood judgs Iment for her life in “The Trial |of Vivienne Ware."” It is a.tenses lly absorbing Fox mystery dram@ that fairly breathes the unusual {in every foot of its telling. Donald Cook, as the defense ats torney, is placed in the unwelcome situation of defending his sweets | heart against a murder |Which he believes in his heart she {committed. Basing his attack on ;scemingly incontrovertable circum= | stantial evidence, Allan Dinehart; as the prosecuting attorney, rlse" |to the heights in his merciless |efforts to break down Miss Bens \net,t's defense. Skeets Gallagher |races through the spontaneous characterization of a popular radio announcer. ZaSu Pitss mournfully and inaccurately covers the fash- |jons and the what-they-wore an= | gle of the trial. | |the evidence he was able to pro- duce was based on information ob- |tained from herders of the' Wales {native herd. While it is probable that the chief herder for The Lo- men company did round up native "decr on ranges operated by native associations, his actions in two of these alleged raids being unquess | tionably open to criticism, there {1s no evidence that. he was fol- {lowing the instructions of his em- ployers. B NEW HOUSE DRESSES Beautifully styled, Jow-priced,. at ! 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