The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 19, 1933, Page 3

he GEEE o e o o Phone 144 CAPITOL NOW PLAYING! could have won with a broken arm. ‘o had too much invested to leave anything v to chance! ' Ain’t it funny? 0 They call Ie A-hero to the o-lqu alumni. {’w‘jw";' A heart-tugging thrill drama that turns ’i:“; m::u;‘: the sport mtkzt inside out JOEL MCCREA MARVAN MARSH, WILLIAM GARGAN, Robert Benchley, Richard “Skeets" Gallughu Walter Catlett Dirécled by Dudley Murph David O. Seknick, ez, prod. i y { She gam Het-v i { ADDED SHORT SUBJECTS i Pl i | DUTCHMAN'S PARADISE : % A Ramble Through Dutch 8 Jave First 1 pve § ! F \ Show { Mickey Mouse -~ N 7:30 P.M. E His Beach Party { MICKEY'S CHARITY Second ; The Gang at their mischiev- { Show ! USRSt s LATE NEWS WEEKLY | 9:23 P.M. E o) SPECIAL! BALLOONS TO EVERY CHILD FREE ATTENDING CAPITOL MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON f The Eye-talian | or (SSRGS SATURDAY SPECIALS INDIVIDUAL PIES— Cream or Lemon, 2 for ............ 15¢ CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS, 6 for .......... 25¢ BOSTON CREAM PIES— BArgE 8BR. 0. ik 35¢ OUR FAMOUS TOMATO ROLLS., Wokdr . e e JUNEAU BAKERY . FRONT STREET Telephone 577 We Deliver ’ 3 OId Papers for Sale at Empire Office THE DAILY AlASKA DVIPIRE FRID/\Y MAY 19 l‘)33 = CAPITOL HAS I(l for CASH ONLY, |“The Sport Parade WIlh D. B. FEMME \ | | | Four Popular Players fot l Is Attraction 1a ' Mary Bnan in Suppmlnw Role in ‘The Ruling | —aav \ome Tonuoht | ‘** Benchley and Co: is said m turn the Wl h a cast including four of lhc inside out. creen’s most popular young play- In ad Joel McCrea, lelmm Gargan, | turt with |ers 8 $15 monthly up. CUIf Apart- | Marian eats er Huston fmm l‘l gher, “Thé Sport Pmadc open; e nig h 1 the man- -— 1 two-day engagement at the Cap- nr E: ‘ur'I theatre tonight. | The story revolves around 0| ‘Dmtmuulh college football starting as they leave college Good eondition k, Inc. FOOD SALE q i \ Ladies’ Altar Society Food - |8t Carr’s Grocery, Saturday, Mat) than when they enter, and fol- |20. SHOES! SHOES! A Shoe For Every Foot Men’s WOMEN Children’s § 5 Nettleton Special for Saturday g TS S { ? PUMPS | 5cand mH unl |5|u1 85¢ and $1 Black Kid Trims $3.95 Black Satin Faillette $3.95 BOYS’ Tennis Black Corded Satin $3.95 | ; Shoes ! | and | FURNISHED apartment tne lis \)g\ John Reck. [ i \ | | | { Black and Tan g Calf or Kid % PRICED { $10 | i ! { { § CROSSETT Mens’ LT M Tet e e G o | oy . 85¢ i $6.00 | , 3 A PAIR OF SHEER ‘CHIFFON HOSE $1'00 and with each pair, ,of LADIES’ and MEN’S SHOES—Saturday Only White White White White and Red Sandals Pa‘tlé‘nt Sandal Shoes $1.25 10102 of W hite Pebbled Rib : $]’-’-“6”§' & Quafiy Fabric $2.95 U BN BROWNBILT Men’s BUSTER BROWN Dress Shoes $2.25- $3.95 Black or Brown FREE A COM-BACK BALL _ with each pair of CHILDREN’ SHOES ADER Dept. Store GEORGE BROTHERS $3.45 to. $4.95 s oo White Pig Skin Sandal $3.45 W hite Kid Low Heel $3.45 White Kid High Heel $5.45 Mens’' Tennis Oxfords $1.00 Store Open to 8 P. M. PHONE 454 THIS EVENING . - THE (}(JLISEIJM z ‘3“’3‘ e | Telephone 114 TOO LATL 10 CLASSXFY ok FOR RENT—Furnished apartments; A bath; electric range; from A xon SALE — “Boat and outboard feature | | will be R, Allen for rent.| COLISEUM Held Over By Popular Request WALTER HUSTON THE RULING VOICE On the Same Bill Hello Good Times A Lot of Fun FATHER NILE LATE NEWS WEEKLY IN MERCHANDISE OR TRADE Free! For the Best Name Submitted for Olir New PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLY STORE We will deal in photo finishing, supplies, cameras, enlargements, and will cater particularly to the ama- teur photographer. Think Up a Suitable Name For Us Write it plainly and mail it with your name and address to Box 672, Juneau. We will open the store on Jurde 1st and will announce the winner and award the prize. . General Paint. Corp. Paints we give away Water Sheetrock SUPERIOR CEMENT DOORS—WINDOWS CEDAR SHINGLES ALASKA LUMBER CLEAR—or—COMMON JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS FREE—With every two gallons regardless of size of Pitcher and six Glasses. Now on display at Juneau Paz_nt Store |Old Papers for Sale at Empire Office