The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 18, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1933. A Heads Up Folks! Here It Is! The Happiness Picture! From money - skidded then she found “The Silver Lining.” = = = SPORT REVIEW Coming—' g L PRICES Adults ... Children Students . 40¢ LINING® WITH MAUREEN O’SULLIV AN (That Cuddleable, Cutesome Colleen) BETTY COMPSON MONTAGUE LOVE MARY DORAN A HOST OF OTHERS! ADDED ATTRACTIONS “Bride’s Bereavement” (Smart, sly, subtle, produced with a touch of daring by ‘The Masquers’) “Outpost” Foreign Legion. METRO AND UNIVERSAL NEWS AND SPECIAL! Another Request Showing of PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S INAUGURATION “KLONDIKE” and “THE GAY BUCCAROO0” Last Times Tonight-- “PHANTOM OF CRESTWOOD” e A glimpse of France’s colorful, IIIIl!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIiI"lIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIII|lhllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllIIIlIIIlUIIIIIIlIIHHIIIIIIIg Starts SUNDAY The daring story of a bigtime girl who thought luxury meant happiness — until her love for her man un- folded a new perspec- tive! dizzy heights of mad pleasure she to poverty and 248 000 A NI famous L. SCHULMAN Manufacturing TFurrier Formerly of Juneau Reasonable Prices 501 Ranke Bldg., Seattle B JUNEAU SAMPLE SHOP The Little Stors with the BIG VALUES |SWISS CELEBRATES ST. PATRICK’S DAY Although the strains of “The Wearin® of the Green,” and the cheering High C’s of a yodel from one Alpine peak to another are quite as far apart as the poles, one Juneau resident has the dis- tinetion of brmging them together each year. Johnny Walmer, popular Juneau restauranteur, now a thorough Am- erican, veteran, member of the Am- erican Legion, etc., was born and cradled in the snug valleys valiant- ly protected by towering Alps, on the great Irish Day, the 17th of March. Johnny thus welds two holidays. Yesterday he observed both simui- taneously as usual, with a few friends, who mingled their tenors and bases in yodels, and good old Irish ballads. ——eee Read the ads as carefully as you read the news articles. E Reasonable Monthly Rates ||| [ GARBAGE HAULED LR T T T IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll I IR AR CAPITOL HAS INTRIGUING FILM SUNDAY Maureen GTS—Jfiv’nh Win- some in ‘The Silver Lin- ing’ Opening Tomorrow A scintillating drama fraught with glamorous and sparkling con- trasts comes to Juneau's comfort- able Capitol Theatre tomorrow un- der the intriguing title “The Sil- ver Lining.” ‘Winsome little' Maureen - O'Sulli- van whom Winfield Sheehan cap- tured from her native Ireland to share the glories of John McCor- mick’s first talking-singing pic- ture, and later featured with Charles Farrell and other popular stars, reaches new heights in the stellar role in “The Silver Lining.” Electrifying Plot According to advance reports the fast moving, electrifying plot of the picture revolves around the gay life of a young and much besought girl whose pursuit of what she thinks is happiness leads her through a whirl of luxurious gay- ety, but culminates in happiness only after she has experienced the despair of complete poverty and realizes that contentment and sin- cere love cannot be bought with money. Montague Love, Betty Compson, Mary Doran, and John Warburton, are numbered among the carefully selected supporting cast. Short Subjects In addition to the feature pic- ture, Mr. Paulson will présent to- morrow at his Capitol Theatre & strong and entertaining array of short subjects. “The Bride's Be- reavement,” produced by the Mas- quers, an organization of well- known stage stars, promises to be a decidedly spicy and laughable comedy. In addition, the spectacu- lar and historical special news reel featuring the Inauguration of President Roosevelt will be run again, as well as scenery portray- ing bits of life from the famous French Foreign Legion, and a com- ic cartoon. - e DOUGLAS NEWS REGISTRATION FOR CITY ELECTION IS PROGRESSING City Clerk Felix Gray reports| nearly 100 voters have already reg- istered for the coming municipal election to be held next month. Mr. Gray has maintained office | hours in the Clerk’s office on Front street both afternoons and ievenings for the convenience of registrants. — o EVANGELISTS TO HOLD SERVICES HERE SUNDAY Harold E. Gibson and John T. Carroll, evangelists, will hold ser- vices in the Bagles’ hall Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. L o o SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY Jessie Fraser and Geneva Feero| entertained jointly for their Sun- day school classes in the League rooms last evening. Thirty-two young folks were present. Games were enjoyed, the prizes going to Glenward ' Kirkham and Russell Kupoff. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs, Cahill, ———o—— D. H. S. HONOR SOCIETY HAS BANQUET; AWARD PINS! | ‘Torch Honor Society of Douglas| High School held a banquet last night in Bailey's cafe. in :Juneau. Mrs. Engstrom, advisor, gave a| short talk explaining the object of the Society and what it should| strive for. Enne Kronquish, president, pre- sented pins to the mnew Torch members, who ‘must- be Seniors: Douglas " Services Notices for this chureh column must be received by :The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday sermon: -topies, ete. i - o Catholle - + 86, Aloysius - Chureh 9:30' a.m.—Holy Mass, 1:00 nm—chmthn Doctrme AT S f Congresationsi Commuity REV. 4. W. CADWELL 10:30 am Boh. 11:30 a. 7:30 mn—!:venlng Prayer and Sermon. “Ithe * two-bar pins to four -Juniors: |Astrid Loken, on Mary Pearce, sophomore. morning - t0 - guarantee change of | Stephanie Africh, Phyllis Lundel, | and Marie Fox. Stephanie gave Wilma, Feero, Helen Pusich, and Elsa Lundell. 'Astrid in turn, conferred the one-bar pin After the banquet, the members went to the basketball games in Juneau and to the Capitol Theatre, - JUNIOR PLAY AWAITS ARRIVAL OF NEW CURTAIN FOR STAGE “Sweethearts Forever,” the Jur njor play, has been postponed & week because there is a possibility the curtain for the stage may nob arrive. Mr. Bowman has ordered a purple velour curtain, with gold letters, “D. H. 8.”, which is being manufactured to fit the school stage. Because = Albert Stragier has withdrawn from school and is un+ able to continue with the part of “Elmer,” justice of peace, in thé Junior play, Jimmy Doogan starts ed rehearsing for the role yesters day. By hard work, Jimmy ex- pects to -have the character of “Elmer” perfected in speeches and! action in time for the matinee. Jimmy was a member of the Ju- nior class until the second semes- ter of this year and is taking spe- cial school work now. Tickets went on sale this week for “Sweethearts Forever.” Mr. Rinden and his manual training class has been working for several weeks to complete special scenery for the comedy. “Sweethearts Forever” following cast: Paula, Elsa Lun- dell; Mrs. Hartman, Astrid Loken; David Fuller, Arvo Wahto; Elmer Totten, Jimmy Doogan; Archibald Crowley, Lloyd Guerin; Mrs. Crow- ley, Wilma Feero; Trixie, Marie Pox; Vergil Snodgrass, Glen Ed- ‘wards; Sophronia, Helen Pusich,) and Gilbert Adair, Archie Edmis- ton, has the R IN APPRECIATION We wish to thank the many friends for their great help and kindness during the death of our| “THE BARGAIN, PRIZE PLAY, IS Coliseum Presents Lewis Stone and Fine Cast in Comedy Drama “T:w Bargain,” which opens at the Coliseum Theatre night, should be excellent enter- tainment. To begin with, the story i adaptation of Philip Barry's vard Prize play, “You and I, which had a long run on Broad- way. Then, the cast is said to be per- fect for the roles portrayed. Lewis Stone and Doris Kenyon play the parts of the parents of a grown son, John Darrow, who has artistic talents like his father, who was unable to develop them, because of his marriage. Evelyn Knapp, Una Merkel and Charles Butterworth are in the play which develops the fortunes of the family through good and ibad times. “The Bargain,” is a human do- mestic drama, with plenty of com- edy to make it appeal to everyone. | There is not a crook in the pic~ ture, nor a gun, nor a gigolo. And the plot revolving about the con- flict between marriage and a car- eer with which both father to the satisfaction of everyone. Dmamannen o0 0 o nd JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB Regular monthly meeting Tues- day, March 21, in Council Cham+ bers at 2 P. M. sharp. Members, keep this date open. . MILDRED LISTER, —adv. 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