The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1933, Page 3

i ke THE DAILY ALASKNEMPIRE'«TUESDAY DEC, 5, 1983 | ‘COMEDY 1 S RTS TONIGHT B POSITIVELY | | o o PRESENTED AT HERE TOMDRROY ot RS e COLISEUMTUES, | IN “HOT PEPPER' T sl Joan BENNETT the sauciest of saucy comediennes Me and My Gal Marion lum Gm;o W-hl J. Farrell Macdonald TH! MUSICAL PA"“lc F 1932 ] Lupe Velez, El Brendel As- sist Famous Team in Film at Capitol Joan: Bennett Spencer Tracy Have Leads in ‘Me and My Gal’ Two of the screens’ outstanding | players are eo-featured in “Me And My Gal” the Fox comedy which will have its local premier at the Coliseum Theatre tonight. | A new Quirt and a new in gorgeous night club in which the colorful, | Edmund Lowe, Victor |and EI Brendel, are featur They are Joan Bennett, recently n seen in “Wild Girl” and Spencer “Hot Pepper,” the new and up- Noe! Madison Tracy, last seén in “The Painted runr jous Fox comedy opens to- Her:ry B, Walthall Woman.” | morrow at the Capitol THeatre. X Rs “Me and My Gal” tells an un- Beautiful girls and snappy mu-! Directed by Raoul Walih | sl add incidental entertainment Fox Picture usually human story of a young PI“YHOPKINSJOYCI detective’s love for a girl he meets | in this fast-moving, uproarious of- BURNS & ALLEN while rounding up a band oél | fering, depicting the latest adven- Kidd; crooks. While the keynote of thi tures of the fighting devil dogs 1ddies CAB CALLOWAY picture is romance, it does mnot A’ dintbiss of Hinoe frot the National S Acwat | R0 cast aside their Marine uni- RUDY VAI.I.E! lack for thrilllng action in addi-| . = e National Academy ef Fiue Aris at | ¢opg appear in conventional ov- 10¢ 3 ¥ Buerios Alres, Argentina, in reecgnition cf his creative work in film ‘ ening clothes and ride in bar- tion to rich comedy and many amusing situations. G, FIELDS carlocns, was presented reoently in Hecllywood, Cal, to Walter | equipped limousines. st f IRYIIN The picture was 'dkemd py| Disney by Dr. Henry C. Neite, A'grnlmn Censul General at Los \ As Quirt and Flagg, Lowe and| > A.l'l'l‘ Raoul Walsh, who has a particular Angeles, Becliics the signgtures of the directors of the acadeniy, | McLaglen have become one of he MRS. R. P. NELSON AND i alsop expects to remain 5 SR T flair for blending yirjle action with| and all the profcssors, the diploma contained the namés of ‘1, |'most famous teams of the screen. EUGENE NELSON WILL | ith visiting for the next ] comedy. . A large and.competent| graduates, many of them noted zrtists in South America. Nome |They scored in “The Cock Eyed | GO SOUTH ON ALASKA while Mr. Nelson will » C p‘ l I :‘flst] mclgl':flns l;;ch 1;%;“05 m:i cther than Mickey and Minnie Mou:s> themselves were interested | World” “What Price Glory,” and| | ts Juneau shortly after : arion, rrs, New York stage| spectators at the presentation ceremiony pmumd above. | “Women of ATl Nations”” In “HOt( npyg R P, Nelson and her ¥ o beauty who made her mpm P‘G' Pepper” they reach ‘new heights! . i wicy % e r— — | : ‘s ture debut in “The Goldsn W JOHN B. KING DIES i of hilarity. i;] { J\Lhoncefif‘;’/fi i Mc EN ; | N J. Farrell nald, He 8 s a. uneau Gol ning Com- ANGUS MACKENZIE DIES | PREVIEW TONIGHT——1:10 A. M. 1 Dol Magdonsls. BB — B Hi Miss Veies, appearing H1fst 88 8| pan wil Jeave here on the sieim- | A MaoKensie, sred 6, plon- | EDMU L ( vi Chandler. S B e R i Y eaut! INt stowaway on one of Flaggs rum|er a this wesk for Califaia | o eht of MR was ; ND LOWE (Quirt) C.MacLAGLEN. (Flagg) | sciccted shorts and a late news| 1y Tzfinub’ Wk A .’e“r._ fios, m:id aftervards, a8 & sensa-|where they will spend the holi- | found doad in his home recently, : in “HO ER” reel will complete the presentation it < & oy . tional dancer in a might club.jgays with Mrs. Nelson's (wo'as the result 'of hear, ailment. T PEPP! at the Coliseum . Theatre ‘tonight. tracted iliness. He came morih in ¥ gives a winning performance and | daughters, Miss Irenc Nelson and He was a member of the Ketchi- : s the Klondike rush and after sev- {her singing and darcing are one|nrs Georze W. Naylor. e WS aad Oda . Felaws ‘ot the outstanding features of the || picture. | El Brendel plays a comedy role ‘t‘hat furnished a good share of the Hun his simple ingeniousness being {in marked contrast to the® broad rowdyism of Quirt and ¥lagg. 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