The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1933, Page 3

CAPITOL Starts Innocent- YET SHE SPENT Sunday 15 Years in Prison— ‘Midnight Preview Had Her Child Torn From Her Arms— Tonight 1 A. M. Suffered the Tortures Of Hell—Was Damn- ed in the Sight of Men SLL‘bvmpdthue. uuwh and Cry Over THE SIRANGE CASE CIARA DEANE A Yaramount thture with PAT O’BRIEN ——ALSO—— Campus Spirit Officer Save My Child Up on the Farm Late New WYNNE GIBSON FRANCES DEE Fvents ,\ TTEND THE— Sunday Matinee2 P. M. Mlu]h 25 Children 10(‘ Final Showing Tmu oht Lau ul;lt'———»’lflu'llluhlv SKY BRIDE - JACK OAKIE RICHARD 'ARLEN e See t)ze New- INTERNATIONAL Model D- HERE‘S the truck of the Hetf-Ten ilx-cfllmlou hour—#he truck for these times! $ It’s the first International Truck in the real low-price bracket. The line of long-lasting Inter- Cypess Lo b ey nationals' used to range' from a low of $600 all the way up to $6000. Now the makers of these popular quality trucks are giving us something new. We are, now _ready to show you the newly an- indunced’ Half-Ton, Six-Cylinder Model D-1. This thoroughly modern International is available with the handy pick-u fl}‘:body shown here, attractive panel body or any 'other ‘body type. Exceptional quality, 113-in. wheelbase; 70 h. p. Chassis $360 £.0.b. factory. , This Model OI‘L Display Mopdax Service Motor Co. PHONE 202 UNITED FOOD (CO. CASH GROCERS Meats—Phone 16 Phone 16 We Deliver Qld Pap_érs for S_a]e at Empire O,ffi(:é: ! = ‘ a——— [} AV F 0LD MANHATTANIS AT COLISEUM ‘The Heart of New York” Is Entertaining Feature on Weekend Program ‘“The Heart of New York,” the Warner Bros. picture featuring Joz Smith, Charles Dale, George Sid- ney and Anna ‘Appel, which is shown tonight at the Coliseum the- atre. Directed by Mervyn. LeRoy, who directed “Five Star Final” one of last year's “hest ten pictures,” “The Heart of New York” brings a new treatment to the metropolis which has served as the background for more movies than any other city. The special cast includes Aline MacMahon, Oscar Apfel, George MacFarlane, Harold Waldridge, Ruth Hall, Donald Cook and Mar- ion Byron. “The Heart of New York is the story if a father who would rather invent a dish-washing machine than earn a livelihood for his fam- ily. After various trials and tribu- lations his invention is marketed successfully, bringing them wealth and a new series of amusing diffi- culties. The excellent program also in- cludes selected short subjects at the Goliseum Trpeaire: GIRL SCOUTS PREPARE FOR VISITING DAY The Girl Scouts, in camp at gle River, are prepared to re-} ceive visitors tomorrow, early and late. They have a dancing pro- gram which will be given on the sand on the beach and this pro- gram will be repeated to the dif- ferent crowds during the day, rez- ular vaudeville style. The girls are as brown as berries and have in- creased their weight—but that would be telling. Visitors will be served with cof- fee, but the other eats they must take with them. —_—e—c MR. AND MRS. BELLON OF SAN DIEGO ARE MAKING ‘THIRD TRIP TO ALASKA Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bellon, of |San Diego, Cal, who arrived here ‘thls week on their third trip to| |Alaska, are enjoying a leisurely |stay in the Territory, hunting and |fishing. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bellon are fond of Alaska and believe a visit to the country provides the best possible means of obtaining a rest. They have spent considerable | time throughout the country stay- ing at each place they visit for a ‘1ong enough time to become ac- }quamtcd with the people and con- |ditions. On Tuesday they are plan- ning a mp to Tenakse by plane. B e Daily Empire Want Ads Pay S pecial Prices During May and June Mounted Bears Bear Rugs Write for Price List PERCY C. COLTON Taxidermist and Furrier | HAINES, ALASKA . LA TEST SWIM CAPS Keeps Water Out |was [WANT, TO DRESS LIK "YOU' CAN DO, cost $548. By ROBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD, Cal, June 24— Here's encouragement for the girls, who would like to emulate their screen fashion plate heroines in dressing. Tt's much l2ss expensive now, unless prices zoom suddenly. Constance Bennett's pictures are important as fashion parades as {well as stories, and Connie rates in the list of Hollywood style lead- €rs. If a girl wants to dr Con- 1ie does \in her picturss, can dc it easily enough on an allow- ance of $270.23. That’s per costume, or what did you think? of course— Some Mcre, Some Less The figure is based on the aver- age cost of the 51 outfits that Cop- nie wore in three recent films, affd ii you have any snealing hung¢h that these movie gowns are fakéd or imitation materials you should take a peek at a Bennett wardrobe cost sheet. . In "Our Belters” Connie por- trayed a rich woman with a ward" robe of just seven costumes that cost about $3,473. It includes a wed- ding gown and real lace wveil that set back the department $548. When Connie got married in “What Price Hollywood?” her gown cost only $182.12. But that Just you see. The least expensive item on Bennett picture wardrobe appe. for the same picture—$12.55 for waitr outfit Connie wore be. becoming an actress. Even a her 8! Dressing Censtance Bennett for her film roles isn't quite as cestly an undertaking as it onee was, says studio reports. theless, in a recent picture she wore a wedding gown and veil that Here’s that costume, and a rich one in black for contrast. | K. Jackson, a movie star’s wedding, | '‘quired an expenditure of $198. (three pictures was the beaded eve- ‘ning gown and cape she wore in “Rockabye,” yagain fi._.__.‘.a. | Never- bathing suits cost more—$18 and $35 respectively. To play tennis in a costume befitting a style lead- er in “Our Betters” Connie re- The most expensive item for the just $831.01. And the least costly, a grey crepe costume in the same film, was $39.95. The Others Inherit g Connie’s assemblies are worn and again—not by Connie, but by lesser fe ed piayers, then by bit play finally by extras. But Walter Plunkett, studio de- signer, remodels them each time. R E. C. MOFFITT HERE TO LOOK OVER WINDHAM BAY M G PROPERTY E. C. Moffitt, Fresident of the Alaska Windham Gold Mining Co., who arrived in Jheau this week, plans to make the trip to Wind- ham ‘to investigate ‘‘the property theré ‘by plane tomorrow with J. engineer in charge, Mr. Moffitt, who makes his| headquarters in Seattle, plans to spend about two w s looking over the mining property at Wind- ham. TO0 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE — Unfinished kitchex chairs, both regular and fiddle back at prices which save you money. Economy Furniture Co. 1. O. O. F. Bldg. ACROSS 1. Corpuient 6. Low gaiters Datly Cross-word P uzrle Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle . Desire for water . Since: Scotch 11, Crony . Scarcer . Thin or weak 6. Solemn wonder . Scoteh musical instrument . Relatives . Feminine nickname . Small wild oxen Meat Short for a man's name . Paces . Reflected sound . Holder of a lease . Universal remedy . Level with the water . Slow musical movement . Those who sit for paintings . Divides Looks slyly Checlsered fabric . Chopper 27, Islands abbr, 9. Motley: comb, form . Dropsy " Human trunk . Wisher for eels wiul . Post . Heraldle cross . Pointed tool Valleys . Melancholy or gloomy Gems Diminutive ending Those who abandon the service . Symhol for. Large Alaskari Eskimo bost Kind of cheesc 5. Mountain nymph . Not busy Amounts lost 0Old weapon Youn “dial Inlet of the sea 65 One who has ambitions 69, Addition to boildlnl ethyl Vlslon seen in maeweetle Romisn commander 9. Body that re- v'laolvn pbout Juneau Drug Co. “The Corner Drug, Store” Samm FLET T ) dEEd W 1y //// ”//’7 b 4////, A Wears away Lett; Scenting Sticking In the mud 53, Lose lifo: fluid 54. Masculine name . To picces . Silkworm. . Part of a . Female deer Representative 5. Urged DOWN . Celestil sphere 2. Bleat . Unit of work . Leaves of a calyx 5. Ireland 6. Perspire : Reqtiest church . Devoured Old piece of cloth . Before . 68, Searlet “ 71 Type measufe TR EEE NN jAmE dEE dEdEEN il duun Y T v N/ dREdd MuEw |0. McDonald | Mr, (child, |ing water. {peppers. r|stiff. Cut in: squares, serve on let- M DONALD GETS HIS BLACK BEAR ohn Harris_Retums Home After Guiding New Yorker on Hunt John Harris returned to Juneau last night on the seaplane Chicha- gof, Bob Ellis, pilot, from Hamilton Bay, after serving as guide to E. and his son, of New York City, on a black bear hunt, A fine specimen was shot by Mr. McDonald, according to Harris, during the two day hunt. Since Wednesday, when the Mc- Donalds left for Seattle, on the| Chichagof, Mr. Harrls waited at Hamilton Bay for its return and| visited with settlers, and also spent| an enjoyable evening with a trout fishing party from Kake, that went to the bay on Ernest Kirberger's gas boat. The party consisted of and Mrs. Kirbergsr, their small Miss Butler, government nurse at Kake, and Miss Stewart, who is a guest of Miss Butler's. Harry Ringstead is developing a homestead at Hamilton Bay, ac- cording to Harris, and Tom Moon- ey is doing likewise at Big John Bay. Both of these men, according to Harris, believe that the country is suitable for cattle raising and hope eventually to develop herds. Trail work is badly needed be- tween Hamilton Bay and Big John Bay, according to Harris. This is excellent big game country and good country for ducks, geese, and trout fishing, and an improved trail would help not only the hunters but settlers as well, ‘Mr. Harris be- lieves, of the_ DAY SUNDAY TEA MENU, SERVING 8 THE MENU Somerset Salad Nut Bread Sandwiches Pineapple Sherbet Cocoanut Cake H Coffee Somerset Summer Salad One package lemon-flavored gel- atin mixture. One and three fourths cups boil- ‘Three tablespoons lemon juice. Two tablespoons sugar. One half teaspoon salt. One cup diced cucumbers. One half cup diced celery. Four tablespoons chopped green Eight pimiento-stuffed olives, chopped. Two tablespoons pickles. Pour water over gelatin mixture. stir until dissolved. Add lemon juice land sugar. Stir until dissolved. Cool, Add the rest of ingrediemis, pour into shallow glass mold. Chill until chopped sweet tuce. Top with mayonnaise. Nut Bread (2 Loaves) Two cups Graham flour. Thiez cups flour; Two teaspoons soda. Two teaspoons baking powder. One teaspoon salt. One and one-half cdps sugar. Four tablespoons molames Two' eggs. 4 Three cups sour milk, Two tablespoons fat, meited. One cup nuts, Mix all ingredients. Pour into 2 greased lcaf pans. Let stand 20 minutes. Bake one hour in mod- erately slow oven. Cocoanut Cake One half cup butter. One and one half cups sugar. Three egg Yyolks. One cup milk. One teaspoon vanilla, One half teaspoon almond ex- tract. One eighth teaspoon salt. Three tups pastry’ flou! |role- with Paramount |Strange Case of Clara WYNNE GIBSON IS STARRED IN DRAMATIC FILM |'The Slrangc Case of Clara‘ Deane’ Epitomizes Moth- | er Love at Capitol | Wymne Gibson, young actress who the musical comedy st cess in talkies by w: But the Truth,” adies of Big House” and “Two Kinds Women,” has her first big sta in “The Deane opening tomerrow at the Capito In this talkie version of Arthu M. Brilant's brilliant stage Gibson attains to heights that will | bring her great fame in the an- nals of photography. The story takes the audience over a span of about twenty years, and the gradual metamorphosis of the hapless Clara Deane through he talented epped from ge to suc-| ‘Noth 'hel |the years of trying circumstances is shown with all the production value, all the skill of advanced art- istry in the use of makeup for which Paramount is famous. The climax packs a terrific heart- wallop. in a series of melodramatic incidents, with Clara Deane as the heroine. The ending is not the customary sugary ohe—but contains a_satisfying modieum of happiness. Supporting Miss Gibson are Pat O'Brien . of “The Front Page” fame; Frances Dee, brunette charmer of “An American Tragedy;” Dudley Digzes, George 'Barbier, Russell{] Gleason, Clara Blandick and oth- ers. Tonight for the last time will be shown the exciting aviation drama “Sky Bride” with Richard Arlen, Jack Oakie, Virginia Bruce and Robert Coogan. Three teaspoons baking powder. Three egg whites, beaten. Cream butter - and sugar. Add yalks, milk, extracts, salt, flour and baking powder. Beat three min- utes. Fold in egg whites. Bake 20 minutes in two layer cake pans in moderate oven. Cool and frost. Cocoanut Frosting TWO cups sugar. One cup milk. Two tablespoons. butter. One teaspoon vanilla. One half cup cocoanut. Boil, gently, stirring frequently, the sugar, milk and butter. When soft ball forms when small portion is tested in a cup of cold water, set aside 15 minutes. 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