The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 6, 1933, Page 3

R A “THE: %AILY ‘cAsNEv |s STARD LEFRERERIL" WA AT CAPITOL mMFs f}AtL o N’ANUYHEH ] “CROWD ROARS” GOVERNOR TROY ROLE, COLISEUM FE & LS W A{Asfm EMPIRE' 3 Digar §y SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1933, AT THE CAPITOL LAST TIMES TONIGHT STARTING TOMORROW'! Midnight Preview Tonight UM {Joan Blondell Also in Sup-| American Legxons Jumor: BIG DOUBLE BILL “Sinister Hands” Fakers! Forgers! Fighters! JACK MULHALL PHYLLIS BARRINGTON in a thrilling murder mystery— a story full’ of actlons Ehullu Musicians Serenade New Official “The Crowd Roars” sban-tng' The young members. of the Am- | James Cagney and Joan Blondell, erican Legion's juilier drum and will have its ‘first 'showing locally bugle corps marched in militayy {at the Capitol ‘Theatre Sunday. 'fashion Tuesday night from the porting Cast in Auto Race Picture ‘ |the sereen inv the role of an auto House ta sérenade* Gov. John W. racing champien, who, in his utter Troy. Capt. J. M. Clark, Legion devotion to his younger brother, ccmmander, and Bert Setzer; span- gives up not only the girl he loves tor of the junior drum and bugle but his title as-king of the tracks corps, accompanied them on their jas well. From advance reports it call to pay their respects to the is learned that this picture is new governor. breath-taking in: its: description of | Members of the corps are John the dangers and thrills encounter- Winther, Bert Berthall, Bobby: Dav- ‘The new film brings Oagney to Legion Dugout to the Governor's ADDED ATTRA(,T]()N Mason. of the Mounted. “From the Arctic to the Tropics” ed by the speeding drivers. A fea- ture is the sequence which occurs when the gas tanks of one of the racing cars explodes, leaving a flaming wake and sending its driv- er to a fiery death. dell, the cast includes Ann Derak, Eric Linden, Guy Kibbe and Frank DOUBLE BILL AT CAPITOL Two Feature Program to Show Last Times Tonight —Mystery is' Theme A double bill, with mystery pres dominating in the plots of both pictures, will be featured at the Capitol theatre again tonight. “Sinister Hands,” unscrupulous mystic, a murder and a-romance, stars Jack Mulhall, and Phyllis Barrington, at the head of a cast composed of Crauford Kent, Philips Smalley, Lillian West and Gertie Messinger, the young girl who won a six year contract with Paramount through her work in this picture. The other picture on bill is “Mason of the which promises more picture fans. This program will be shown for the last times tonight. ——— DANCE DANCE Women of the Moose Mounted,” thrills to Oh May 13 at the Evcrgreen' Save —ady. Gardens.. Best of music. the Date! JITNEY DANCE Tonight A.N. B. HALL KRANE’S ORCHESTRA NO BEER TODAY FUN! FUN! FUN! Daneing 9:30 Everybody Welcome General Admission, 25c¢ This.entitles you.to.3 tickets — good for 3 dances. a story of am| the double | i | DOUGLAS NEWS DOUGLAS WILL HAVE BASEBALL Firemen Will Sponsor One | Team—Other Mater- ial Available Douglas is to have baseball this (Summer, so it was decided at a meeting of the Douglas Volunteer {Fire Department last night. Hose companies 1 and 2 will each spon- sor a team and with plenty mater- lial available some lively competi- tion should result, Harpld Gallyas, ,Gordon Gray, Ray McCormick, Carl {Lindstrom and A. J. Balog were appointed a committee to get things started. A meeting of all {the baseball players and enthusi- jasts on the Island is called for next Monday evening &t 6:30 o'- clock to be held on the ball park, for the purpose of organizing the two teams and also cleaning up the |grounds.” ‘For the latter purpose all those who can should take rakes \and other mecessary implements. ‘( For Fire Prevention | Chief Kilburn reported that two (grass fires had been started {through carelessness during the !week and he stressed the necessity ;ror the greatest care being exer- |cised by everyone. Plans for burn- ing the grass,along the lower side |of Second street with the protection of the fire apparatus, were dis- cussed. The placing of one of the chemical carfs on Nob Hill was re- ported. % | Pinal arrangements for. the an- jnual dance tonight were made !which included turning the wrap checking and punch booth concebs ,sions over to high school. classes. 'An unusually large attendance at the event is indicated according te \the committee in,charge. Members | 'of the Juneau Fire department will be the honor guests of the locals at the dance. - | e . NORTHLAND IN THIS A.M. | Motorship Northland docked here from the south abbut 10 o'clock Service BURR JOHNSON. .| PHONE 138 SUPER [ SERVICE SELECTED SHORT SURIECTS Station ALEX STURROEK slmmmlnmfimmmmmmmmummnflmmmmrmuummmm MeHugh. Bill Arnold, Lea Nomis, Harry Hartz, and Fred Frame are four of the fourteen racing drivers who took part in the production of | “The Crowd Rears” under the di-| rection of Howard Hawks who also wrote the story. In addition to Cagney and Blon-l {is, John Alstead, Romie Atkinson, ,drums; Buddy : Brown, bass. drum, Douglas Parker, cymbals, and Smoky Mills, who drills the drum- mers; Gearge Baggen, Roy Millard, Gilbert De Vault, Kenneth Lee, Mitchel Danaloff, - Richard Jack- son, Thomas White, Ennis White, |Billy Lowe, Robert Dalton, Eckley Guerin, Griffith Nordling, bugles Mr. Setger, who has instzucted j the- boys gives much of the eredit for their progress to Miss. Pauline Rinehart, music supervisor of the | public ‘sohodls who hias gssisted in their lnstmmentsl training.: this morning after sceveral hours spent in Juneau. A cargo of mis-| cellaneous freight was dlschsmedw or local merchants by. the vessel.| Passengers leaving on the North- | land were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cash- en for Sjtka. —_—————— BROADWAY NAY: AD: COWBOYS HERE DOUGLAS ALUMNI All members of the Douglas High School Alumni _are requested to‘ meet at the Douglas High School Bldg., Tuesday, May 9, at 7:30 p.m. —adv. | - | ATTENTION. MOOSE i Officers and Members Officers and, members are re- quested to meet abt Moose Hall 1:30 P. M. Sunday, May 7 to attend the funeral brother, M. Floridan. ED. RODENBERG, Dictator. B Reasonable. Monthiy Rates { | GARBAGE HAULED | | E: 'O DAVIS || TELEPHONE 584 "1 =‘Ei:__ v X 1p9eF . a8 Iqw as, . U o thet 1 ¥ ied Ty i 13578 ILMIIIIII!IIIIIII!II JRRERHEMRHAR) i !Wlllllllllll“ll“l!flll“llllllflllm i of our unfortunate , L. C. Smtth Machines . 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B gurfbrd ’ mmmmnmnmmnmmmummma O W rs in Love “Gives rancis Leading Role Oppesite Star Frederic Mn;c—h_.—whose amazing double role in “Dr. Jekyll and m.‘ Hyde" 15 one of the tapics of cop-} Strau%e movie fans, has new dual por-1, trayal ‘of ‘more géntéel cut 'as “twin : bréthefs” in the Paramount taliie,) “Strangers i Love," the novel, “The Shern Lamb,” and to be headlined at the Colise'um |Theatre beginning Sunday. March ' enac¢ts the rele of an ysurping son who forges a will to deprive a' brother of his inheri- adventuresome’. vagabond brether, ‘who eomes-into his own- after a se- ries of thrilling and remantic epi- sodes. Kay Francis, Juliette Compton, Stuart Erwin, George Barbier and Lucien Littlefield head the support- ing cast. 'Dlmtlon is by Lethar ‘Mendes. Scenes -are medy set in New York and Long:Island. There will be a special preview " nngers in Tove' at’the Coli- seum at 1 am tomght TO: GIVE MUSICAL SERV!CE SUNDAY ‘Tomorrow momlng the choirs’ of Resurrection Lutheran @hurch will give a spegial musical service. The . [Junior choir of twelve voices is di- . |rected. by Kristine Qlafson. . Alice Balmer -leads . the. Senior choir whieh has a membership of twenty- five: This service will be the last ene by the united choirs for this season. “Spend the moming with us at church and it will add te your enjoyment of the whole day,” - |said Rev. E. K. Olafson this morn- ing in ex‘endtng aninvitation to mtend e ee———— MR. AND MRS REX ummim RETURN FROM VISIT SOUTH ' Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hermann re- turned to Juneau:this merning on the motorship Northland after | ‘% | spending some time visiting with ‘ohdr relatives i Sedttle. M/ Her- mann’ is employcd nt the Alasku-, | ligineau’ ' Mrs. Berry had been in St. Ann’s s « DO Co. o munnmmumummmmmmmmmmmumm||m||||||||m||| BNG “‘i‘ E CRO I'T’S BIG! » ¥ Illlll]]flfllllllllllllll|lIIIIIIIIIllllIlllllllll!llllllmllllmllllllllmllllllll ¥ ITS G “ I ;Funeral Services for Well| | Mrs. M. D. (Catherine) Berry, for AR SWELL ACTORS MAKE SWELL versation' still on the tongues of" filted’ 'from : tarice, and’ also the role of fhe - LUTHERAN ‘CHOIRS " PICTURES FREDERIC MARCH KAY FRANCIS Stuart Erwin---J uliette Compton SELECTED HHOR’P bUBJECTb MRS, BERRY PASSES AWAY INHOSPITAL Known Resident to Be on Tuesday many years a resident of Juneau, passed away early Friday morning. Hospital since last ‘winter, when she fell on the ice and suffered a| broken hip. Mrs, Bemy's mndnwn] was. apparently. impraving 'and. it ‘was her daily: prastice to attend COLISEUM TONIGHT ONLY REX BELL ¢4k in, %, “Broadway to Cheyenne” A MODERN THRILLER merning chapel at the Hospital at|] 8:30 o'clock. Durmg e early morning . she wn ill and found her sm had/'passed away in: her < Hersdeath was due to heart , -accomding to. Dr. \V G. , +her physician, < BeITy: Was boln i mn Germany,- about 60 years ago. A brather Leo Bond, is said to survive her in Germany, but his address is #ot knowny nor: is that of .a daugh- ter who is:theught te be living in Seattle. Vit Puneral sgpvices will be held at the Catholic Church Tuesday morn- ing at 9 am., with the Rev. Father W. G. LeVasseur, officiating. The body ‘of the deceased is at the C. W. Carter Mortuary. (Lettuce ' Crop Increased” ;RALETGH, N. C~North ©aro- lina's lettuce crop this Iyear: .will produce 180,000 crabes, which is more than four times the preduc- tion of last year, says the state crop repgriing ~servios. --The large is attributed $o.a muoh; reater vield B e G ormr ery crap in Nerth Carolina ig as 81 per cent of normal this year, with a present outlook of 4,474,000 bushels or almost 800,000 bushels greater than the five year avers.ge says the crop reporting WITH Carried on Bumper OKLAHOMA & CITY.—Struck a hit-and-run driver, a young man was carried more than feet on the front bumper of a tor-car before she was X clear. She was' not seriously Jured. i - Wood ' Carver at Lut;fl KANSAS CITY—It took E.' B ‘Watson ‘a long time to realize boyhood ' ambition, but he's g around .to it. At 65 he is cas in wood,, one of 'his . first we being - a . “sculpture’ 'of /his da ter's head. T T e e T T M‘g 71""“nd§‘rmg Thriller! James Cagney Joan Blondell ¥ Y“i D ROARS” I'F'S POWERFUL! BRIOUS! "Let Nothing Stop. 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