The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WLDNESDAY NOV. 15, 1933. STARTS TONIGHT A ‘picture the entire family will enjoy e S S ——— OUT OF THE CLOUDS IN A RADIANT BURST OF SONG' FANNIE HURST with Randolph Scott Solly Blane CAPITOL “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” SPECIAL! . 28% DISCOUNT We are giving 25% off on our Coat Sweaters the remainder of this week They come in a nice range of colors and sizes “Juneau’s Own Store” Is yours a One-Chair lwmg r’oom’ DO people always choose one chair in your living room and pass by others apparently as comfortable? IS STARRED IN Unusual Picture of Mater- nity, Life, Tragedy, Love Presented at Coliseum Unusual both in theme and treatment, “Life Begins” which opened last night at the Coliseum Theatre gives the movie audience its first intimate glimpse into thc“ workings of a hospital mawmm, ward and the lives and tragedi nfi\ of the women confined there. The delicate subject it deals with has been tactfully, yet most af- | fectionately handled by phe pro- ducers. Opening with the ry ol young woman serving a long ion sentence for murder, who is lowed to enter the hospital in to give birth to her child, attention of the audience is | drawn to the various other in- | mates of the war. There is Flor- ette, a pleasure loving lady of the night clubs who disdains her twins. A snobbish, intellectual young lady s fed on cold psychological 1 about the upbringing of s changes her mind when hers is born. Then there is a wo- | man who strays into their midst from the psychopathic ward, with fancies of becoming a mother and wanting advice. All these individual stories are | der | the |of the ward where doctors, nurs- es and students add their own par- ticular touch of color to the scene as a whole. The parts of the leaning young couple are played by Loretta Young ‘and Eric Linden, with Aline Mac- | Mahon prdhinently cast as the { head nurse. Every member of the large cast h.as an important part to play in the unfolding of the story. This | task is handled by Preston Foster, ‘Durothy Peterson, Glenda Farrell, | Frank McHugh, Gloria Shea, Eli- | zabeth Patterson, Walter Walker, | Reginald Mason, Gilbert Roland, Ruthelma Stevens, Mary Phillips, | Herbert Mundin, Helena Phillips, Hale Hamilton, Dorothy Tree, | Vivienne Osborne, Clara Blandick |and Terrance Ray. I — My'Beauty Hint FLEANOR LYNN For tired eyes, here is a sim- ple remedy. Boil some green tea leaves, drain | the water off, and make the leaves | into two little pads. | Placing one over each eye, lie down and rest for about 15 min- utes. When you remove the packs your eyes should be fresh and clear again. Dogs of War TOKYO, Nov. 15. — The first military training school for dogs 5 | has been opened at Akabane. The \5 school is operated by the Military i Dog Association. Training is com- pleted in three months, J. W. SORRI | | Woodworking Cabinet Making | Small Jobs a Specialty Phone 349 85 Gastineau Ave. | “LIFE BEGINS" T —_— woven closely within the confines | dazzling, was chosen the most beautiful artist’s model by the pro- fessional artists who served as judges at the Seven Arts Bal Mas- fque in Los Angeles. seven, weighs 116 and has gray- green eyes. (Associated Press DIVORCED Nov. 15— LOS ANGELES, Cal, Mary McCormick, opera singer, has | secured a divorce from Prince Serge Mdivani on the grounds of cruelty. London to Clear Away Slums; Eighty Million — = s o~ < =~ > ) = s k] = S -4 2 LONDON, Nov. 15.—Great Brl~ tain has emb: d on the greatest campaign against slums in her history. In the next five years $500,000,000 will be cxpended"‘m clearing away 210,000 siums afg, erecting modern homes. Mo than a million will be rehoused, giving steady employment to 80,~ 000. ———————— Dauy Empirc Want Ads Pay. Cigars Cigarettes Candy Cards The New Arctic Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap “JIMMY" CARLSON JUST RECEIVED! Fresh Shifiment Grandma’s CAKES and COOKIES rrrrrrrrrred e She.is 5 feet | Then try this: Place a good portable lamp, containing new 60-watt. Edison Mazpa lamps, beside each of your other living room chairs and' at each end of the davenport, too. Secure cheery, comfort-bringing Edison Mazpa lamps for every room. We suggest a carton of six lamps so you’ll have some “spares."' \ B 11 ] = AlaskwE lectric nght and Power Co,. . DOUGLAS—PHONE 18 JUNEAU—Phone 6 including A NEW THANKSGIVING FRUIT CAKE! CALIFORNIA GROCERY TELEPHONE 478 PROMPT DELlVERY T LORETTA YOUNG ine Model Contest ]KATE SMITHIS & HERE TONIGHT IN FIRST FILM Radio Queemakes Screen| Debut in “Hello Every- | body” at Capitol ; Kate Smith Songstress,” adioland’s ‘‘Swa- e Hurst's “Hello, Everybody!" op- 2 at the Capital theatre to- night. Miss Smith, as a dramatic ac- s, has been featured in several w York musical comedy hits, among them “Honeymoon Lane,” Hit the Deck,” and - “Flying T makes her star-| debut on the screen in Fan-| Not Recommended for Children 1 the story. Miss Smith takes, ~ role of a farm girl who Sirfiz-| es desperately to defeat the plans of a water-power company trying to gain possession of land that be- s to her. Admiring her spirit r farmers join her, but no mrl: being available to fight with, the situation grows serious, until | it is discovered that the pilot has 1 remarkable voice. Theatrical ments follow, making it possible for the girl to return to the farm, with enough money to resume hos- tilities with the water-power com- pany. The picture comes to a stirring climax, during the fight for the possession of the land. In the film, Miss Smith intro- duces four new hif numbers, writ- ten by the song team of Sam Constance Allen, 20, blonde and ' Coslow and Arthur Johnston. Ran-| dolph Scott and Sally Blane head| the cast supporting Miss Smith ey O BAZAAR AND: LUNCHEON The Martha Soclety’s great AN- NUAL EVENT in the Church Par- lors on Friday the 17th. Luncheon | 11 am. to 1:30 pm., adults 50 | cents, school children 35 cents. Sil- ver Tea served all afternoon, |cents. Fancy work, candy and fond !sale.” The public is invited. —adv. ——le il The aavortisemenis oring you news of better things to have and Pm\er ways to live. fllllilillllllllfl T IlIlIIIlIlIIIIIHHIIIllIIIIIHI AL and radio engage-, 25 g C0 | | By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE COMPANY FOR DINNER (Serving Six) The Menu Smothered Chicken, Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Bread Butter Tomato Jelly Salad Creole Salad Dressing Pumpkin Pie Coffee Mashed | Smethered Chicken, Serving 6 | Five-pound chicken, 1-3 cup of | flour, % teaspoon celery salt, ' teaspoon parika, 4 teaspoon celery | salt, 2 tablespoons bacon, cut fine | 4 tablespoons butter. Carefully wash and clean chick- en and cut into serving pieces. Rinse in several cold waters. Let | drip Cover TONIGHT BEGINS I.ORETTA ERILC ALINE GLENDA YOUNO LINDEN MACMAHON FARRELL dry. Sprinkle the with the flour and add the salt, paprika and celery salt. Fit the chicken into buttered baking pan Sprinkle with chopped bacon and dot with butter. Cover and bake 15 minutes in moderate oven. Add one cup of water and cook 2 ours or until chicken tender when tested with Tomato Jelly Salad 2 cups tomatoes, 2 bay leaves, 4 whole clove: 1 onion slice, % teaspoon salt, i teaspoon sugar, + teaspoon paprika, 2 celery leaves 1 tablespoons tin, . cup cold water. Mix tomatoes and and simmer Strain well and heat to boiling lork. seasonings. | point and add gelatin which has aked 5 minutes in the cold wa- ter. Stir until gelatin dissolves. Cool and pour into shallow mold. Crecle Salad Dressing (Using Leftover egg yolks) 4 egg yolks, % teaspoon paprika, ' teaspoon dry mustard, 2 tablespoons flour, 4 ta- blespoons sugar, ' cup vinegar, % cup water, 2 tablespoons salad oil. granulated gela- | 10 miuutes. | teaspoon salt, % | chicken | | Alaska Transfer, entered St. 4 teaspoon celery seed, 2- table- spoons chopped green peppers, 2 tablespoons chopped celery, 2 ta= blespoons chili sauce, 3 tablespoons sweel or sour cream. Beat yolks and add dry ingred- ients. Add vinegar and water and v | cook until thick ‘and creamy in | double boiler. Stir frequently. Cool. Add rest of ingredients. Mix well. LUND IN HOSPITAL Louis Lund, proprietor of the Ann’s Hospital for medical attention yes= terday afternoon. ——l TOES SMASHED Pete Larson, who has pes: em- ployed on the Griffson, Isiander wrecking company's vessel, is & patient at St. Ann's Hospital with badly smashed toes. ———r IS IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Iva Clement is a patient in St. Ann’s Hospital for medica: and surgical care. Avoid. waste scatteration. are greatest where your message is and delivered at a given time daily! PHONES 83 OR 85 .The Daily Alaska Empire offers the highest concentration available in one unit for local advertising! A fllllllllllll I} THE SANITARY GROCERY “The Store That Pleases” @ Controlled, well-timed punches get better results! CENTRATE Your Advertising ! Where greatest profit can be made from sales. Advertising results expected