The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 11, 1933, Page 3

! 04 . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 11, 1933 CAPITOL Where the BIG Hits Play JUNEAU GREATER MOVIE SEASON Smashing All Records! 2nd Tnumphant N Lght QUY KIBBEE © NED SPARKS ~DICK POWEL: GEORGE E:STONE HENRY B. WALTHALL ALLENJENKINSG “4IND STREET" PACKS CAPITOL The SHOW THAT SET BROADWAY LIGHTS Crowds Lmed Up After- DANCING AGAIN! ! ngon, Eyening to See o Brose fich & gire: 58 Great Picture of Year nmné‘ pictures, mds way once more with an amazing new type of entertainment! The thrills, laughs and heart- throbs of two big shows into one mighty motion picture! 14 GREAT STARSI More than 50 festured performers! 200 GLORIOUS GIRLS! #42nd Street,” much heralded { Warner Bros. musical production, | Which opened yesterday and. played i to packed houses at the. Capitol { Theatre from 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon until the end of the last Ipsrformance last evening, proved ; to be something more than just ‘an opening to those who witnessed it, it was an event in local enter- | tainment history. | Crowds were lined up continu- | ally in 'front of the Capitol wait- ing to enter until 9:30 o'clock in the evening when the last of the {line was taken care of, and that it was worth waiting to see was overwhelmingly the verdict of the audiénces. Fourteen Stars With 14 stars, 50 featured play- iers and -over 200 beautiful show | girls, “42nd Street,” Warner's big smash hit is the distilled, effer- vescent: essence of New York's famous Broadway ‘and -two-time | square’—but - it’s more than that. ‘It is a vivid, gripping, dramatic lstory of that mysterious world be- {hind the scenes of a theatre. It beats andpulses to the ryhthm 1 of nimble dancers’ tireless feet, and the irresistible intoxication of tune- {ful music dispensed by the flower | of metropolitan orchestras. Musical Comedy-Drama Far more than just a musical 'oomedy inmotion . picture . form, ;“flnd Street” unrolls the drama of jmen and women struggling, 1lov- ing and hating, torn between the | insistent demand. of ambition and \the Jonging for something finer |and more lasting than anything ambition can give, so cunningly that the spectator becomes absorb- BRENT UNA MERKEL RUBY KEELT:: ROBERT McWADE & s | { { ! TEXT OF ORDER ON GOLD BIVEN OUT BY DIMUNII Uclegate VISIOHS Acceler- ated Development of Gold Properties (Continued from Page One) Other Purposes’ 1, Franklin D. Rocsevelt, President of the United States of America, do declare that a period of naticnal emergency exists, and by virtue of said author- ity vested in me, do heredy issue the following executive order: “The Secretary of the Treasury oo roeee. “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” Juaéaw's Own Store s ) M mme F telds Says-- { THE l* AIR” Same Stand-—Same Service Siir'ize Quality ! FEATURING THROUGH THE COURTESY OF I, B. CARO'& CO. and MR.‘HGOKER Mmme Says I'olgers Is the' Best Coffee Ske Eyer Made Minnie’s Electric Range fe Will be awarded at the Fair. Get your tickets new on. this beautiful, modern zange!. Jiggifryer 4 & i DT e | designate and s | sale as ed in the fascinating story. There is romance of young love and youthful enthusiasm running through the-varied pattern of the story like a bright. golden thread is hereby authorized to receive on consignment for sale, subject to such = rules and regulations and upon such conditions as he shall prescribe, gold recovered from nat- its. i that takes the theatre-goer by ural deposits in.the United States - or any. place subject to the juris- ;::ch':(;mm before 1s. : climax s diction thereof. Sales may be All-of this against a background mac: of dancing beauties, and haunting “(a) To persons licensed to ac-|music and the lashing voices of quire gold for use in the arts, in-|over-warked, - nerve-racked stage dustries or professions, .or directors. Brilliant Cast One of the most brilliant casts ! ever assembled for a motion pic- ture makes this big, smashing sue- cess the outsaanding achievement in the dramatic world of this year. All of the stars are well known, Ruby Keeler, beautiful talented wife .of Al Jolson, Bebe Daniels, Warner Baxter, George Brent, Gin- “(b) chasers. To Determine Price “Such sales shall be made at a price which the Secretary shall de- termine to be equal to the best price obtainable in the free gold markets of the world after taking into consideration any incidental By export or foreign pur- expenses such as shipping costs and| ger Rogors, Una Merkel, Guy insurance. Kibbea znd a score of others, in “Sueh sales shall be made|addition to many featured play- ers and choruses of 'surpassing through the Federal Reserve Banks beauty and -talent. or any such other agents as the Secretary may from time to time all Le subject to the Secretary time in his nearly o5 may ke in the order of their receipt. “The Secretary of the Treasury,| in his d'scretion and subject to ag gold for such regulauons as he may pre-| shall be|scribe, is heraby authorized to issue licenses permitting the export of articles fabricated: from gold sold pursuant to this executive order. “This executive order may be modified or revoked at any time.” As yet the regulations which will | | carry «this part- of the order into | | efect have not-been issued by the Treasury Department. Delegate Di- mond has been informed that their | publication may be. expected short- ly. Not until then will it be knowr whether gold mined during the cut- rent season but prior to the is« suance of the order can be ex- ported —— ' CONSOLACION FREED OF SERIOUS CHARGE Aiter a two-day preliminary miration b2fore Judge J. F. Mullen in the United States Com- !mb:lfln’.‘fa Court,. Felino Consola- ‘ cion, Filipipo, chatged with-a stat- .umr} crime, was freed, the court holding that vhe evidemce was mot | sufficient to bind him over: tothe Federal Grand Jury. The case was heard Thursday and Friday. - Judge . Muilen an- asuncad his decision Saturday, dismissing.. the . charge. Con‘nlacion was accused of eriminally attacking a T7-year-old girl, and had been held without bail. H: was repreiented at the hearinz by R. E. Robertson and M. E. Monagle. Georgz W. Folta, United - States: Abtorney; represent- ed the Government. —————— PONTIAC COUPE IS FOR L. D. WERNECKE A new straight “2ight * Rontiae is now at the Connors Motor Co. and will be delivered to L. D. Wernzcke upon his return to Ju- neau. The .car.is a coupe. such charges as may ~from . tippe judgment datermir “Every n depo:i to deemed to have. agreed to accept as conciusive without any right of reccurse or review, tie determina- tion @f the Sccretary or his duly authorized agcnt as to the amount duc such person as a resaltiof any sale. sold as ignments MISS VENETIA PUGH HAS A!'PENDEL‘I‘OMY AT ST. ANN'S — Miss Venetia Pugh, Dwuty Clerk in the U. 8. Districi Court, under- went an appendectemy at St Ann’s Hospital and is doing well, according to Hospital authorities. i F T uuj(ly OPENING DAY B — Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. FLJES BACK FROM D, was divorced in Carson City being piloted on the return Carole Lombard was in H?}‘wood once more three hours after she Her mother, Mrs. E. K. Petefs, met her at the airport. (Associated Press Photo) 3 NEVADA" SINGLE’ ON PROGRAM AT THE COLISEUM ‘A Passport to Hell' and ‘Bachelor’s Affairs’ Furn- ish Fine Entertainment length tain- r feature reat ent doub! Two pict ment progra which attracted big crowds the week-end, and is shown there tonight Elissa Landi and Paul Lukas, big ll't the Coliseum on heat over again %A Passport to Hell” have leading parts in this dram y soul-stirring ry of the tropics in’which the emotions roused and ves worn thin a ound ef the impo: le heat DIMOND SEEKS APPROVAL FOR MUREPRUJEGTS‘ Rivers and Harbors Allot— ments Made Slowly— Asks for Ruling, NRA (Continued from Page Ome) the National Recovery Act ap‘ned to Alaska has been asked of Gen- eral Hugh S..Johnson NRA ‘Ad- ministrator, by Delegate Dimond. The assumption all along has| been, of course, that the Act do2s so apply. However, 1 of press dispatches from Honolu- lu a belief there that NRA wasnot extended to Hawaii led the Dele- gate to take up the matter with the chief counsel of NRA. That. official gave it as his opihion that the Territories of Alaskatand | ic- | Hawaii come within the juri tion of the Act, but so that ther> would be no doubt whatsogver, Delegate Dimond is going ct to General Johnson for & rulingz. Time, the news magazine, injthe | issue of September 4, devotdsgz a ‘column to the ‘meteoric r public - life of Emil Hurja, r hand man of Postmaster Generall publicdtion| indicating there was at least| oo or actor Haebtm | hant Pawell; | od tre, rythmls pesiisg b il ip by Roscoe Turner, noted air racer. Ellssa Landl #n English gifl with a questionable reputation in oy __ | the Coast towns of the black con- tinent, is married to a young Farley, narrating, among Other: German officer stationad in the | things, the start of his career in jnterior of the black continent. During an enforced absence of her hiisband a brother officer arrives Opposite Grand Central Termin- unexpectedly and amid the ab- al in‘New York on 32nd Street|normal war conditions, sultry heat |in New York City, one of that|anq primitive music of the natives, | busy town's busiest thoroughfares, their love bursts into flame. s the ticket office of Pan Amer-| yith the arrival of the hus- ican Airways. band and his father, Warner Ol- v the past week an Alaska|and, the commanding officer of | exhibit in the window of the of-|the district, the situation reaches fic> has attracted continual (’mwds‘ a climax and events unfold swiftly » much so in fact that the DPO-|and dramatically. licemen on the beat has had a| Alaska. | traffic problem on his hands. “Bacnelor’s Affairs” | The exhibit is to be keyt on dis “Bachelor’z Affairs,” an uproar- | play for another week. ous comedy, with Adolphe Men- gy l'jou, in the lead as the sophisti- | § : ; 4 | Now in the ticket office on tem- ' ateq pachelor, craving youth and | porary assignment is Don M. Par-, pequty, Joan Marsh, furnishing |ker, Jr, who until June of this {hem with a devastating energy, year was in the traffic Gepart. . and Minna Gombel, as the older, ment of the Pacific Alaska Air-¢o.tune-hunting sister, bent on at- | ways at Fairbanks. Another Al-li;ohino a large income through askan by adoption in New k is o 8| Towell &, u’; alsonformelgmwu‘h‘ the attractions of Joan, whom she coaches mercilessly, and the result- Pacific Alaska, mg situations, keep the audience At Pan »American offices ‘he‘in gales of laughter throughout ement was made that Joethis feature length picturs which osson and Jerry Jones were ex-|concludes the program. pected soon enroute to Miami,| ————————— | Florida, from where they will ferry | fast Flestster planes to Fairbanks,| BEN BURFORD ARRIVES IN JUNEAU ON NORTHLAND { where they will be placed in the| service of the Alaska company. It is probable that Joe Barrows, operations manager of Pacific In- the U: S. Bureau of Fisheries boat ternational Airways, until that|Killiwake during the past season firm was taken over by Pacific| @S engineer, arrived in Juneau on Alaska, will fly one of the three|the motorship Northland from Se- Fleetsters north. attle, where the Kittiwake is tied . —_—r—— aup, for the winter. Mr. Burford On: hundred 'thirty-six ~Texas has taken counties—more than half — were J. B. Caro and Company. répresented by students at the 1933 bes g St G summer session at Texas Tech. Emptre Want Ads Pay Ben Burford who has been on O FAR as I can smoked a lot of them . ..CHEST- ERFIELDS are always the same. They have a'pleasing taste and aroma. 1 smoke ’em before breakfast and after dinner. working. I smoke’¢m when I’'m rest- ing. And always they satisfy. They suit me right down 'to the ground. 2%& ayure//a 1 smoke ’em when I'm f/&otfmeflb /éa/d MILDER * tell. . . and I've TASTES "BETTER a position here with JUNEAU GREATER MOVIE SEASON Kiddies 10c COLISEUM i snc | - Juneau's Biggest Entertainment Value DOUBLE FEATURE PRCGRAM TONIGHT A PASSPORT TO HELL .. LANDI - LUKAS FOX PICTUR O\ U ~plus- B. 1CHFI()R AFFAIRS TWO BIG FULL LENGTH FEATURE PICTURES " % 2% g WE DO OUR RARY The NRA . . . And School! Ni’{A, child labor on a full is prohibited. This means boys and girls will be attend- Under the time basis that mor ing school! Keep your boy and girl in school—give them every possible advantage for mak- ing their own way in the world later on. A Savings Account at this bank, added to regularly, will provide the needed funds for the continuance of their educa- tion. First National Bank e