The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1933, Page 3

T —— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SRS (7 M | e 15 e Rt e A st e CAPITOL Starts Tonight A great cast in a heart gripping drama of tears and triumph! Strange Justice BENNY RUBIN in DUMB DICKS Lots o’ Laughs 5 * SINGAPORE Again We Travel—This Time in China RS | * . MANHATTAN MARINERS Late News Events SPECIAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON—2 P. The stery of a boy and girl in leve . . . chain of and the circumstances that dragged him to the jaws of legal dcath . and back! WITH MARIAN MARSH REGINALD DENNY IRVING PINCHOT NORMAN FOSTER NYDIA WESTMAN MATINEE GRAB BAG SPECIAL For the CANDY PRIZES Kiddies PASS Something for Every Child Attending SUNDAY DINNER MENU Meat Loaf Buttered Beets Bread Butter Head Lettuce Russian Dressing Peach Roll Lemon Sauce Coffee Meat Loaf, One pound beef, One-half pound veal, chopped. Two-thirds cup crumbs. One tablespoon chopped parsley. . Two tablespoons chopped onions. Two tablespoons chopped green peppers. Two tablespoons: chopped celery, One teaspoon . salt. One-quarter teaspoon paprika. One cup tomatoes. One egg. Mix ingredients and shape into {loaf. Place in baking' pan. Add one ! third inch water, Cover and bake 1% hours. Baste frequently. Potatoes can . be -added during ‘last 50 minutes of baking. Peach Roll Two cups flour, Four teaspoons baking powder. Ore~quarter teaspoon salt.” Two tablespoans sugar. Four tablespoons fat. Two-thirds -cup milk. Mix flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Cut in fat with knife. Add milk slowly. When soft dough forms, pat out until one-quarter inch thick and spread with peach mixture. Peach Mixture One cup peaches. One-half cup brown sugar. One teaspoon cinnamon. Two tablespoons butter. Mix mgredkms and spread on soft dough. Roll up tightly, fit into greased loaf pan. Bake 30 minutes in moderate oven. Unmold careful- 1y, serve warm, cut in slices. Lemon Sauce One cup sugar. Two tablespoons flour. Four tablespoons lemon juice. One tablespoon grated lemon rind. One-eighth teaspoon salt. One tablespoon butter. One and one half cups water. Blend sugar and flour. Add rest of ingredients, cook 3 minutes. Serve warm. Serving 6 round, chopped. round, Save all mayonnaise, pickle and olive jars and store on “picnic shelf” and they will come in very convenient later in season. —— I Browned Potatoes 2 Mrs. u shown &z court al lbany, ., as she was sentenced to “die in } the young woman, mother of three children, was convicted of having killed' ‘Anfonio’ for ‘his’ insurance, SUEDE JACKETS $6.95 ;¥ VERY NEW Many Colors All Sizes o AP RIS IR Lt L I R Y O SR~ S A NI (. £ s - = j | prope; All three received death sentences | MARIAN MARSH 'ADVAN(}E GUARD HAS DRAMATIC |OF BOY SCOUTS ROLE IN FII.MPREPAHE CAMP | Norman FO&lel, !Regmald Main Body of Olgamzahon Denny Also in ‘Strange to Leave for Outing Justice’ at Captiol Monday Morning | “Strangs tonight t Justice,” which opens| Tom McMuilen | the Capitol Theatre, | fiel {brings to the screen a new and ro-} |mantic love-team—Marian Marsh and Norman Foster. Miss Marsh will, be remembered | |for her excellent work in “Svengali” and “The Mad Genius,” opposite, John' Barrymore. «Since then she|a has been featured'in a number of ipictutes. Norman Foster, a popular New York stage star, made his film de but in “Gentlemen of the Press." Since then he has been featured in “Young Man of Manhattan,’ “No Limit,” “The Dove” and many other film stories. The two interpr a romance be- |{tween a taxicab driver and a hat check girl, ported by a cast of brilliant pla; including Reginald |Denny, - Richard Bennett, Nydio |Westman and Irving Pichel “Strange Justice,” directed by Victor Schertzinger was produced |by J. G. Bachmann for RKO- Radio Pictures. Benny Rubin in “Dumb Dicks"” {comedy and full of laughs, a travel- ogue, “Manhattan Mariners” and| Norman Ban- r of the older couts leave tomorrow morning for the scout camp at Eagle River and spend the week- end preparing camp for the main body of t oy Scouts which vill go out on Monday for annual outing. On Monda of the Boy on the c: ave tie Ci 9 o'clock i volunteered. scouts who plan to make the trip should be at the City Hall before 9 o'clock, Dr. Rob- t Simpson said t rs for transpo; |offered to the L. Faulkner, Harry I Mullen, W. E. Pullen Gastonguay, Dr. Simpson e~ H. B. Hughes and erbert Kirby passed through Cordova on the | North Star, of the Bureau of Ed- aiuca:ion recently on their way 1o {Circle City where they plan to ens gage in mining. morr the mem- who are trip will have be:n on by H.| s o said. Engaged? the | Sally Blane, film star, is shown here as she recently sailed for Eng: | 1and. She denied rumors of her en SHIDAY JONE 21993, - Ll COLISEUM OPENS TONIGHT WITH 600D WESTERN “Nevada Buckaroo™ With; Bob Steele and Dorothy Dix Feature Picture o' with cowboy Beb Steele and Dorothy Dix is the feature picture at the r ering of the Coliseum Theatre tonight. It is at western romance oLy the outdc with riding, guns and dramatic plot against the back- ground of the west, ion to “Nevada Buckar 1 be news reel, a P come: and short subje Manager Cliff Gailger annou that the Coliseum will be every Friday, Saturday and a how of com: pmuxu cartoons, s “Nevada Buckaro | ‘gagement to the Earl of Warwick, ' wealthy’ scion’ of an old English family. (Associated Press Photo) and Emil |* |LLOYD CAPP LEAVES HOSPITAL Lloyd Capp, Ann's Hospital ceive treatment jury to his eye, today wno entered St yes ay to re- for minor in- left the hospital a ‘mews reel complete the entertain- | ing programy at the Cdpl”n]] {Theatre tonight. Tomorrow afternoon there is av |special grab bag matinee for kids iand every child attending will re-| ceive something, from the candy,! {prizes and passes being given awa i (FIRE DEPARTMENT TO | AID ORGANIZATIONS| At the monthly meeting of the |Juneau Volunteer Fire Department held in the fire club last evening, ithe organization voted to donate {the sum of $75.00 to the Boy| Scouts to help finance their an-| nual outing at the Eagle River Camp. The TFire Department also decided to donate the pr ceeds of two of their baseball| games to the Boys Drum and Bugle ! Corps to help the boys to pay for juniforms. Other routine business was taken |up at the meeting at which Chief J. L. Gray presided. i memb ¥ - |MR. AND MRS. BACON MOVE TO MACSPADDEN COTTAGE ON A('K,LAKEE | Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Bacon are | {moving from the old cannery | building at Auk Bay, in whxchi ithey have had an apartment, to the |cottage of M. L. MacSpadden on Auk Lake where they will live until building is completed at their | own property above the rcad at Auk Bay. ! They expect to start construc- ition the first of next week on a tbuilding to be used for a garage with a thres room apartment on the second floor which they will ‘move into upon its completion. | At a later date they plan to build a small modern residence on their Mrs. Bacon said. —— All but three teachers in the Cordova Schools have left for the| |south to spend the three months’ vacanon The three remaining are |Miss Helen Chester, who will leave }on a later steamer, Miss Edith| Wade, who will remain with her parents in Cordova, and Miss Mar- garet Thygeson, who is to forsake school bells for wedding bells in the near future. Hardwheat—Fisher’s “The Cereal with the Actin | L] DIFFERENT! | BEAUTY SHOPPE Second Floor, Triangle Bldg. / PHONE 221 } | { These are Carstens’ F This is Carstens’ Finest G —E€ARSTENS'— Pickled Pork 15¢ Ib. 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B8e BS Regular Price—28¢ pound —CARSTENS'— Corned Beef 15¢ 1b. pound Meat Dept., 24-2 rings COLISEUM TONIGHT ROMANCE of the| - __GREAT OUTDOORS: COWBOY BOB STEELE and Dorothy “NEVADA BUCKAROQ” ALSO THE NEWS HOUND Ancther “Pete Burke” Comedy CHILDREN OF THE SUN LATE NEWS EVENTS NOTE:—The Coliseum will be open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday with a big show of comedies, feature pictures, cartoons, scenic and news reels and the NEW LOWER ADMISSIONS IS— ADULTS 35¢ —KIDDIES ALWAYS 10c LOGES 50¢ s e Y R e g P e, SATURDAY SPECIALS BOSTON CREAM PIES, each..35¢ (Large) TOMATO ROLLS, doz. .......20c CREAM or LEMON PIE, (Individual size) GENUINE SCOTCH SHORT BREAD, each ..............35¢ JUNEAU BAKERY TELEPHONE 577 WE DELIVER SCHLITZ BLUE RIBBON BEER Stocker’s Imperial BLATZ SCHMIDT’S ENTIRE STOCK At Cost BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.