The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1933, Page 3

STARTS SUNDAY CAPITOL MIDNIGHT MATINEE SUNDAY 2P M Adults 25¢ PREVIEW TONIGHT Kiddies 10¢ e v JABRIEL WHITE HOUSE MewaGoldiyn-Mayer (@smopolitan Production most electrifying picture ever made! Nothing like it be- fore — PERHAPS NEVER AGAIN! What thrills! Two million men on the march! President jpp WALTER HUSTON made Dictator! Gangsters attack White House! A na- tion arcused! Also— Selected Shorts Last Showing Tonight . In Mystery Play - WALTER HUSTON, HERE SUNDAY IN POLITICAL FILM ‘Gabriel Ov—er_'Washington" Opens at Capitol with Huston as Chief Urdoubtedly the most sensation- al story ever written about Wash- ington, “Gabriel Over the White House” opens tomorrow at the| Capitol Theatre to provide a talkie drama ‘thrilling from fts very! opening reel to its stirring con- clusion, Walter Huston triumphs with a great performance as Pres- | idont Jud Hammond and in a ser- ies of scenes as realistic as news- | reels forces Congress to give him| the powers of a dictator, solves the | unemployment situation, end rack- | eteering and brings foreign dem‘ uncertainty to a close. The story throughout- has a ring of au-‘” l)m,, ants thenticity. Brilliantly directed . Women Toilers Gregory La Cava, it will undoubt- | in State Offi('es | Ernest Truex and Una Merkel have prominent parts in the producticn “Whistling in the Dark,” which opens at the Coli- \ scum Theatre tonight. | P =i | edly stir up a world of contro-| versy and talk wherever it is shown. Huston has never had 2| more stirring role and an excel- Teit mpwrtfi‘ & cas miiRts Bt n;\ has all but abolished the em- | en Morley as the mysterious wo- .pc‘"y e T man in the White House, Fran- gioes in ) ordgr yeipanding | the Shov Tone, Arias Bysos, Dwkle'mmw r of feminine workers in| Motre, C. Henry Gerdon DaWE many state offices be limited to av Yandew; Samuel Hinds, Witsm'Per cent of $he total mumber of | Pawley, Jean Parker and Claire w?;kers fmvthe. payrofls, 'his limitation applies to swte,: Dubrey. provincial and communal offices and to state financial concerns. In “inferior” forms of employment— 1 Which referred principally to tele- | ROME, Dec. 9.—Premier Musso- | East Time Tonight Slim Summerville and 2Zasu Pitts will convulse audiences at' the Capitol Theatre for the last phone operations — women may time tonight with their Tudierous | k anties and hilariously funny dia- 1““"” 20 At cent of the total | ->oo | logue in “Her First Mate.” This; i comedy team is rapidly gaining the{ Landowners in some Texas| reputation of being the most amus-| counties are estimated to receive | ing on the screen for actual en-|as much as $35.000 yearly for leas- | joyment and fun. m(l their land for deer hunting. | ————-——— ks WOMANADMITS IMPLICATION IN PRISON BREAK ‘Guards Intercept Letter and Find Revolver and Ammunition JOLIET, Ill, Dec. 9.—Authorities today said that Mrs. Jeanette Latino of Rockford has partially confessed to being implicated in a State prison break plot which was recently frustrated by prison of- ficials. She is a sister of Donald Loftus, one of six prisoners now in soli- tary confinement as a result. The plot was discovered by guards when they found a revolver and ammunition which had been smuggled over the walls of the prison. She . was arrested yesterday at Rockford with her hushand, James Latino, when she admitted being the writer of a note addressed to a conviet. The note which was intercepted by guards mentioned a telegram and a package. ————— Two younger brothers of Julius Alfonse, sensational sophomore halfback of the University of Min- nesota team, are starring for Cum- berland, Wis. high school thii ear. THE LARGEST IN THE Salted! Plain! Unshelled! 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WITH FINE CAST | Metro-G o1d w y n-Mayer | comedy, | which op:ns tonight at the |and with such comedy experts as ' | Ernest Truex, leading comedian of {the New York and London stage GEORGE BROTHERS HlllllflMIIIIIIIII‘“IIIIIIIIlIIIIlIlIIIfl (T < MYSTERY FARCE HAVE YOU Heard About WHISTLIN For laughter and thrills, “Whistling n 1 seum Theatre, can be recommend- ed without reservation. There is not a single dull spot, and Una Merkel, who head the cast, the laughter crowds fast upon the dramatic action. The fun rcvolves around vhe at- tempt of Truex, as an author of |murder mystery ' stories, and Miss M“rkpl as his society girl fiancee, The management of this theatre real- izes that it is diffi- cult for our patrons to plan a ‘perfect crime” for a aMetrqGoldwyn 7 band of crooks, who threaten them M‘yflnflun to. folow all .the with death if they fail. Against a news. of motien half-dozen desperate thugs who| hold them captive in a deserted Nouse, {he diminutive Truex pits | his nimble novelist'’s wit, and suc- |ceeds in turning the laugh on| them. pictures that comes out of Hollyweod! Perhaps you have not yet heard of the amaz- ing reception that the film colony gave to the comedy-drama, “WHISTLING IN THE DARK,” shown in secret premiere by Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer. This pieture is. the talk. of the West €Coast. Was on Broadway | For cleven months Pruex starred M | in the Broadway production of this | play, and the skill of his droll per-| formance on the screen gives avi- dence that a new star has been| found in the Hollywood firmament. As in “Red-Headed Woman,” Una | Merkel surpasses all expectations | as a commedienne. Deft character-| izations are given by such lesser| members of the cast as Edward| Arnold John Miljan, C. Henry| Gordon, Johnny Hines, Joseph Cawthorn, Nat Pendleton, Tenen | Holz and Marcelle Corday. 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