The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 17, 1933, Page 3

1933. T3 . et MONSTERS ARE - Pepa-and Mama [ANNYAL FAIR “DOGTOR X" | | % WIL BF HELD AT COLISEUM (g qiTEMERy,, INSEPTEMBER THIS EVENING, > < S8 - i 2L . feur weird doctors using 'Special Events Are An-Lee Tracy Is Again Cast|f, boatjiin s to trap 4 nounced for Entertain- | as a Newspaper Reporter ment—Many Displays | —Fay Wray in Cast | | —de | | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSD/{Y.V AUGUST . 17 The Strangest Story b Cocid | BEING_SHOWN vt CAPITOL BILL cinate you — thrill you | — ; as no picture has ever King Kong Is Weird Fea- done before. The talk- ture But is Full ing picture that is abso- of Thrills lule]y King Kong, now showing at the Capitol Theatre, one of the most DlFFERENT! weird featu ever flashed upon the silver screen. 'The horrifying reality of the artificlal monsters SEE IT AND SHIVER! The Twelfth Arinual Fair of thel Heralded as the finest mystery { Boutheastern * Alagka Fair Asso-fmejfiirama ever to the| on, Septemier-413, 14, 15 and creen, 1 “Docte t Na-| ves promise of being the best| tional Techi , comas | ne history of the Assotiation,'to the Col which were constructed for thg ng to W. S. Pullen, sec-! Boasting an all-s h | filming of this thriller is éhough retary. by Lee Tracy, famous for his re-| to send chills fluttering up and ‘ In addition. to the ‘regular eg-{porter rol Lionel Atwill, famous down the most jaded spine. Y hibits, many special feature§ have | stage starh. Fay Wray, Preston Fos- Gigantic repiles which = took been arranged for, and more may|ter, John Wray and many oth-| ‘ be added. ers, “Doctor X" also has dis- | their last steps long before Taku Glacier stretched its way to San hael Bokach’s Russiap Bal-| tinction of bei he first mys- | GREATEST MYSTERY I8 NOW PLAYING ) Francisco slip and slither ‘through 500 a Orchestra will play the first| téry screen s with thrills, | ‘ 3 ;g the ploture, battling With KOng,| qu. panso smiles of John Gilbert, three nifhts, and Madame G. Or-) comedy and romance combined. | THRILLER OF THEM ALL! and destroying human life With| gnq his wife, Virginia Bruce, are|l0off will sing on Thursday, Fr “Doctor X" is adapted from the| pieq entirely in color. A :‘\ breath-taking semblance to 1iving| even broader now that a visit from ' day an: Saturday nights. Mr.|stage play of the same name by| Vo e R beings. These mechanical marvels| the stork has made them parents of | Pullen declares that these Russian| Howard W. Comstock and Allen| First Naticnal Thrill Hit with { } are a triumph of the moving| & baby daughter in ollywood.| numbers are the equal of anything | C. Miller. 1t was directed by| a Super-cast of 22 faverites! 14 AduMs 30¢c Children 10¢ picture industry. | Attending physician said Gilberl! ypicn might be seen anywhers, | Michael Ourtiz, director of “Alias | | v v difficult male patient he : E 1 o i of!1 tof" et sor | P v 5 Struggling in the mighty paw| Was most di and the orchestra is composed of| The Doctor” and other screen suc- | TS RICCTRST ENTERT AINMENT of Kong, the colossal ape, Fay e Sthandec. | good musicians, | ce and adapted by Robert|d UNEAU'S BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE Dlire. fhnis e G e g o o shony e sata o e sepnece | IR AARAAEOARRRA AR OARAAOORR - s Gulliver’s famous travels, and the|. .:.no « : \ . Additional features in the way havoe wreeked by Kong when' he iastically called upon by their ap v| with thrills and surprises, as well preciative audience for additional|©f music will be the Juneau City ? imagines that the photographers o Band, which will give a one-hour| s the clever comedy of Lee Tracy ¢ encores, which they responded to| i & . " V6 @ i The who are flash-lighting him arel . oo o "0 mm_m”p_o | concet't each night, and the Boys'|Who again plays a newspaper re- E!gh(h Wonder attacking the dainty star is equal|™ vy "y who is visiting her | Bugle and Drum Corps. | porter. This time he attempts to of the World to anything which one may im-| oo S Son ooty for Cor-| Another special number is afYun down a series of sensational | agin. .| vallis, Oregon, where she is to be| Hawalian Island act, which ig| murder mysteries with considerable 1 1 crunches six-foot men W o & rs. O s arma-| Which will be worth seeing if one| « 2 s highl s -t College. MTrs off is a perma { FROSIRER And a leerty 3-Star Picture mighty paws, and climbs a tower- S ddes SllJiun,\;" L lis to believe Mr. Pullen. This|mended as a mystery comedy, af- t sident 7% . . 5 st epuding. ol g | e e M en ™! fording the most unusual soreen|Will Be Shown Good Time! 3 V! - ilization | entertainment offersd in a long : ) escape with her from civilization | in Juneau Durmg ; T y ; pe from | Baby Show s T Midnight Preview Tonight 1 A.M. “Tiger shark” with Eaward CITY WORK HELD | -One featdre Whioh 8 mimost| e craper in his attempt to 4 G. Robinson, will be ths preview | sl ok B It will no doubt be given a Limited S LAST flME EDW G RGBINSON mn Ieamroe ::Ll o'clock a. m. UP BY WEATHERT’””‘_[? e i gl,em, ar‘n(\u{n ‘{p.\‘n'm welcome by local theatre- S i db[op 5 | city work is being held up on | Interest is the baby show, at goers, who lke a happy mixture A party of Shriners from NlleI ' "“TIGER SHARK" ' Gl i | account of the rainy weather, ‘ac- | Which prizes will be given for al-( JE 8 b B 0" > 2 Temple are due to pass through TONIGHT | sorditis oify, |most everything that a baby can| = s Juneau on the Alaska August 27.|, cuNGEHT GIVEN ig?lmtl:g ::e:?lworkachil\dgtln;“:::f\“"' There is even one for thef “: o, | The party is composed of Judge| DOORS THAT FIT WELL fous improvement projects have|baby that cries the loudest. i\()lfll{ LAST OPPORTUNITY | Howard M. Findley, Potentate, and and Open Easilyl | been laid off until the weather| Ohildren's day, on Saturday af-| For Another Year For Mrs. Findley; Noble O. B. Joseph, | ‘“ml.;» | ternoon, is to be a dress-up af-| YOUR FINEST Assistant Rabban, and Mrs. Jos- Tliqb-uqofmdto-‘ g { - % fair, and all kiddies in costume| INVESTMENT eph; Noble Frank B. Lazier, Re- delight you immediately, | GARAGE MOVED | will be admitted free. Many prizes | corder, and other important mem-| they fit so well and open -‘i —— | Doc Pratt and Melvin Mvrririold‘h“"“ osn dunele by e b""'i YOUR VALUABLE EYES should | Ders ! close so easily that you enjoy | i {have moved their garage at Nome| ¢35 men for the best and most|u. examined EVERY YEAR, by a| The group. which is slated io| lasting satisfaction. So econome | [to the building formerly known|Unusual costumes. There Will als0| gepiry) OPTOMETRIST and your|Pend three days in Ketchikan, ' jcal, too. Doors that are pie-, Domestic Relations Code Asked to Check Divorce ™03 st ans | ! Are Honored | as the Gold Belt Pool Room. |be & costume parade for the chil-|glagses should be changed within| Wil not stop in Juncau, but will| - eisely made of s i . |dren. g [two years; this is because the continue to 8§ the pllgrim- | fected stiles and rails, Alaska Exhibits {change in form and conditions nature of a laminated waterproof ors as| Tyopmel dooes, 26 b will meet the Alaska here, | TR AR 2,52 The purpose of the falr, ho i.~’Il‘.liu causes many serious, reflex ever, in spite of all the arra ph D. J. W. ED- many S| b 3 : ; i 4 1 POCONA PINES, Pa., Aug. 17— | of the socially or politically prom- | ' ments being made for entertain- | MUNDS, popular Seattle OPTOME- One-panel doors, 2 ft. 6 in. i A code of domestic relations “which | inent, and by closing an ecclesias-' my ponor the Rev. Mother Dor- | (f 4 . ment and amusement, is primarily | TRIST, graduate and post graduate| %5 Witer B. Hewel, Drasident| —sef. ek, iNi ok . 2.66 will minimize the divorce debauch | tical eye on the ravages of birth . iy g Y \| to demonstrate the richness andjof two prominent eye colleges, IS| %' ‘e dJuncau Shrine Olub, and| — Begelesfvecusepmel dgom 4 and regulate the chaos of marital | control.” g‘ih[‘e'r S(‘)'Ip‘sf” AS:“P;\;'S sy l” j| possibilities of the natural re-|NOW here at the GASTINEAU| . e be made to show| Qg emiy . & e« 2000 clashes” is urged for America by | “While the Scriptures admit di- once’ T 2 0 H L er with sources of the Territory of AlAs-|HOTEL and will remain until Sat-| e Ground us much as the mal| Anytypeofdoor thatyon = the Rev. Dr. Walter A. Maier of | vorce only on the basis of mari- ;" g b i the Goldstein Build- | (/ \| ka and to promote the social andurday evening, the 19th inst, AND| o0 S0 o0 KO B0 (0T may need from Erench St. Louis, Mo., Lutheran theolog- | tal unfaithfulness, petitioners in ;- presented a well selected and <Y educational welfare of its citizens. | WILL TEST YOUR EYES DAY-| 2 ad i et B -sxo Cupboard ian, author and lecturer. | rice estic Fisiothave ocele SRl gl Bl There will be a display depart-|TIME OR EVENINGS for scienti- | 5 Doors, Store © T 71T AETioan, m;u:f; B@S seen i?il"fé“?,';mflfimfl"nn“-’-,l‘c'f‘o,“e‘;f mudh . enjoyed . program »‘“;‘[““‘“x‘\ “mvm for vegetables which will m-l\ht-:}Jll\' "{Tl'(l ‘ The amount| Recorder Frank B. Lazier has lc...”p.,m Free-odt PABAS: 2 L 1 e e Mt evening to the Sisters, staff an P ; diont o Pl o LW 2 made many trips to Alask. atge TiE to adopt codes for the coordina- | treme cruelty,” he continued patients of St. Ann's Hospital. Fol- / W)t clude all sorts: of ) vegstables srown (of money you will spend with DR.| M08 0¥ RS T8 SHAsTe r",‘;‘l b e for B tion and regulation of American | The conference is the insti- j oi " oo the selections | 1 in .!huvs‘srllm: of‘ "411-0]»16111'1 '|EDMUNDS to gain maximum| oo jiveq at Nome manufacturing and business, there | tute’s second and has a registered . gise v (Arditl) | an individual home garden displa | physical comfort and eve efficiency ? e i OBwlmAMs ) is a hundred times more reason | attendance from sixtecn states. Aria “Habanera,” from Carmen— | \ a boys’ and .I-ll”\‘ garden ‘«llsp‘hl.. is the finest investment you can| when wirs. rnton Emmons, | o for a code on domestic relations,” =t (Bizet.) i a fur display, including blue and|possiply make.. In his 30 years|new women's cham o of and L Ao Abvat ddiasid et bisw aess] OLDTIMER IS DEAD “Doughnuts,” a Russian Song by | e e o e a aooor[practice, he has won the praise|onio, won her title it wus the| 1938 First Ave. So. Sextthl 4 sion of the Pocona Institute on| julius Nelson, oldtimer of the peftkoff. ;mllit’“m»‘m“‘)-(‘ri‘é;]d el {and endorsement of prominent|first time in the history of the R Domestic Relations. Nome district, died recently at the “Carissima” (Penn.) ¢ Dim ik T }_’”"“1’”?7’" Pmcumng. in 5‘1’*“”",n>urnamy-u' that play went to, The advertisements are your “We have a verwavie crazy quilt | Maynard Columbus Hospital. “Valse,” a song composed espec- | | i b wD’lrfloclor\’ & «ho’“?- years, Dr. VF,lhp] F,(ffl\\lx]‘(lh.. his| extra holes. guide to efficlent spending. ) of divorce laws in our country. el 4 i — ially for Mrs. Orloff by her ma-; s AR T er)lgrf‘ JronV:]iu(BJ]\t")g\’g:u::ssm:k)::‘lo‘ DRI 45 i< O bt A man may be a reputable hus-| f ther. \| Mullen, chairman; J. P. Anderson, |y "spvENT] ok # ¥ band in ones state and a bigamist | | g ' “A Corner,"—(Ivanoff.) M. S. Whittier, W. B. Kirk, R. his ‘SEVI“N“?_ANNUAL AL_ASKAN F() Al . E . iH another | Smith Electric Co. | s orloff nas a rich and res- f . Whittler, . VACATION TRIP. On this trip at a Bargain i " 1 2 | ! E. Robertson, John Reck, W. 8.|yaAGATION TRIP. b “American divorce markets are | | Gasunea:_rBuhdlnx | onant dramatic soprano voice of | Blito and stis. &) 3 Mkuse, C. g ‘ s 4 4 v g competing in the sort of cut-| | EVERYTHING | exceptional range and volume and| The officers in chafge of the| Many hundreds of Alaskan TWO FURNISHED MODERN HOUSES 1 throat competions that our indus-| | ELECTRICAL | her artistic and spirited rendi-| Fair are J. F. Mullen, promdrnt;:p’“‘"““ have been greatly pleased | 1 DOUGLAS ! _tri:\l rules are sec*;mg to eli{n— | | tion revealed traimng and tech- J. P. Anderson, Vice-President; W. by the skillful work of pr. F.\l-; rLIAL g inate from the business world. ._,—_—'_—_—.A_ b nique. Her accomplished accompan- B. Kirk, Treasurer and W. S. Pul- | Munds Crossed eyes straightened . i Asserting that Reno has built|e - ———a ist was Miss Iris Gray, daugh- Ve i | without operation. Also difficult Prlce $2( 750.00 i up a $3,000,000, annual divoree | | | ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Latimer Mrs. Joe Campbell is Chairman | muscular eve cases desired. CON- 9 R S S og s 5 S o e Taa gy T SOLTATIOY e omgoms) g Olson, P ¥ ortunately, Ameri wil er ability as an- is f IAS . 2 : | | ment, and Ralph Martin is local 4 o l h 394 i have contributed an unholy share | | w‘:cehv:r';dr:::o'n':{fle porms ' | ist. Her well rendered numbers th"ag"_ P EARLY. DR. J.'W. EDMUNDS is| rs. Au . 80"’5 one o by glorifying divorce; by ac-| | were “Ballade in G-Mihor” (Cho- 1% el " returning. to his Seattle offices at| DOUGLAS. ALASKA nowledging annulments, particular- | | WRlGHT SHOPPE ! pin) and “Intermezzo” (Brahms). i ATTENTION 1 703-704 Liggett Bldg., 4th Ave. and| JGLAS, 4 ¢ 1y of the wealthy; by condoning || PAUL BLOEDHORN i In addition to their programmed {{ Pike St., leaving Juneau (Gas- = o e i remarriage, notably in the instance'e. numbers both artists were enthus. \ wm CEL'AOPME Women of the Mooss | tineau Hotel) Saturday night, 19th ---««om».‘,—.v‘,-,,.,,».-,-m" T-nm..... 3 e S — i =S S5 | . There will be a regular meeting|inst. Phone for appointment. adv ! I‘RESHA WILLAPOINT OYSTERS {3 i of the Women of the Moose, Thurs- | 5 TR | In pint or half pint cartons b day evening at 8 o'clogk, Moose| There$ something mn the adver-| Hall. Social will follow and a!|‘tlmmems today to interest you | Frye.Brulln Company | Brother Moose are invited. | Read them. GERTIE OLSEN, | PR | et 4 —ady. Recorder. 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