The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1933, Page 3

PACIFIC LINER- IS SETTING FOR ROMANTIC FILM Kay Franci—s_-and William Powell Are Co-Starred in “One Way Passage” One of the st gest and most fascinating romances ever told is ‘One Way Pas 4 Francis, which the Capitol Thea opens 1 is laid on a ng f{rom Hong said. of the roles of his the Your favorite sereen team soaring 1o new heights in a new kind of picture! The world who criminal crashing down on her. .. his life forfeit to desty the law...only 24 days to'live, love! How is finally tripped up. by the po- they erammed fading life with reckless lice Kay Fl';\m‘:.\' is cor red by metropolitan critics to have the abandon, glorious gayety, delirious happi- ness on a mighty ocean liner is a picture eclipsing all the hits these great stars ever made! Don’t miss— « Warner Bros. Picture. g Unaxcalied With Aline MacMahos, Frank shtertainm } McHugh, Warren Hymer. 2 X 0k STARTS a TONIGHT MOONLIGHT AND PRETZELS COMING st opportunity of her career in role of Joan Ames, ready to give up life itself for a month of perfect happiness while the steam- er pursues its course across the the ren Hymer has the part of memk: Brit l~h(‘ who figures amusing in the complications on board ship Her Mundin cor butes a vi- vid portrait of a 1 The picture was directed by Tay Garnett from the screen play by Robert Lord The dialogue and adaptation of “One Way Passage” are the work of Joseph Jackson and Wilsc Mizner e 50 00 cCevreses oo . AT THE HOTELS . s e e 0 e e e e e 00V Alaskan Hughes, Se: 1, Seatt Martir tle; Charles A. 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Stalked the Brush- Choked Island... |7 oclock to | them will be crowded so \y Where Men Whe { and merriment that Christ H Well of Lo / Were Animals | sel seem to have come aga i‘ °d (l,l\ bt Sought the Girl In addition to a tree, and pr Coliseum ~ Theatre, harles g g ents distributed by Santa himself | Laughton, Bela Richard ( V/ho Was All- | there be a short program to Leil Human! jiven by the chil I anthe H.GWELLY | am and ot edibles Burke) ir itful to the youthful ated the " 5IAN D i be served to the youn ts, most unusual ¢ ing to Mrs. John McCor-| fure pictures . OF | vho heads & committes of month lm"ol“’ { twenty-seven all busily working on, It is a fantastic story of a scien- | the interesting detafls tist, Dr. Moreau, who has discov- wite | Anyone who knows of a child-| ered a means of converting be CHARLES LAUGHTON | grade school age, who {s a mem-| into men. On an isolated island » BELA LUGOSI |ber of a Masonic family is re-{in the South Seas, he conduets RICHARD ARLEN | auested ubmit the name or| his weird experiments, and ther2 LRILA HYAMS M R. C. Mize, who|as C d a strange raee of beast AND THE of listing the children Man and one woman naster PANTHER WOMAN 1 communities made from a pamther. How 4 @ Quamount C'ctune v young adventurer, wan | - oo | 1to land and indi- | COLORED LIGHTS APD y res o r e | TO METROPOLITAN AIR Moreau’s Te of hor OF DOWNTOWN JUNEAU| in the course of a tensely oxcit- bl narrative moon ing to the air of festivity = e - the business dis and gaity in Steve Burke, the ict . 3 s e 6 tor i of % ianguar aray Able-Bodied Dervishes TR 0P SR el i | record was 16, ‘made Dy Frank| ol vlored electric lights which Lose Egyptian Sudsidy e 3 Dan's fellow- | Hahn, Cincinnati, against Boston ied on last evening at| ALEXANDRIA; Dec. 14 — The SSeEYS ) o ke vehsel ] | May 22, 1901, and duplicated by T ’][r‘“lt‘-‘ s economic crisis has struck Egypt" assengers on the : | Christopher Mathewson, New York colorful display Was Put whirling dervishes re———sprgpt el T b: «]17:\.“‘ MAATEBOR 83 I N R St. Louis, October po4,| UP by the Smith Electric Company| The Ministry of Religious Con- CE BIG VAN | Aline MacMaho A% o0 bt iR et wn. through the co-operation of the (ro| has decided that the dervishe THE merchants whose places of busines longer GUN MAN! | E nst St. Louis (second game) all able-bodie men, no | July 24, 1909. : ach. on comer, and immed- pring in rnr(:\‘;u(:x :-qu-x‘m(- to justify OLD PEEP-SIGHT TOM | * Adolph J. Tiska, Philadelphia,| fafe vicinits maiutenatice ab, Govetnmisnt. | . O8x S aid GG S finished most games, 25. Liske et xpensa i 204 Front St. 206 Seward S"'. i | pitched in 45 games, none of which . Their age-old stronghold, the ™ Dean Took Part in: Most! were complete, for a mew record Handy Clothes Line |7ckya monastery, will be turned 5 i 5 : Old record held by William F e into a school CHRISTMAS GIFTS [ Games— Established Ebrhardt, Brooklyn, ‘with 44 in| FMPORIA, Kans—An assailant —— e e ot diaadb il i paren Modern Record § bt g b - e ATTRATION || sive «vaSE;: g g ! Has Bad Luck line in the dark as he swung a RAINBOW GIRLS SR 4 o e the Natiomay Faul Deringer, St Louis-Cin- -inch pipe at Mrs. Frank| Tnitiation Friday night, 7:30 | The Venetian Shop ‘ iy .m peing | the NAuobal iymaii lost most games, | s head. The line broke the o'clock. Dance follows. De Motays FIRST and MAIN | League 932 he " Iiie Tinning, Chicago, Is the|force of the blow, so that M Remember Candy Sale, De- & order of their effectiveness it was|,, qino pitcher on the won and| Webb suffered only a scalp wound [cember 23rd at Sanitary Grocery. 5 F found EXDA dient to classifly them| oo pais with a percentage of | instead of probable” fatdl inu | ; —adv.! Daily Empn-e Want Ads Pay into three groups, the same ar-| g4p, winning 13 games and los- 3 e e g, - rangement that has been followed| ;. ¢ M”'W""MW‘W y 3 ) in last sixteen years. The| y,wience H. French, Pitsburgh group embraces those WNO| gaceq most batters, 1269, and the brunt of the campaign | thire consecutive year ‘allow- nd pitched at least ten complete| ;i most base hits, 290. i econd, those Who Par-| pgward A. Brandt, Boston, al-| e b most sacrifice hits, 35 minimum of ten games; third T e wore. it all others who took part in a Kii aail Tanie vt n championship contest hes;v 44 el O, Hibuell, few 2otk william Hallahan, St. Louis X pitc he 1oW-] save most bases on balls, 98. average of earned 1 W. Beck, Broklyn, al- per m“-“’-“‘ Jow lowed most runs, 128. e er M“y-f“‘“«fli‘_ < James O. Carleton, St. Louis em m Alexander hwf' phia, led allowed most earned runs, 104 National League pitchers wi ; G e e in 1916. Hubbe in twenty or more 300 te games i itched most shutouts, 10 1 O. Hubbell, New York Strikeout King blished a new National Lea | ‘ Jerome H. Dean, S for~ consecutive Scoreles l pitched in most games, 48, struck , with 46, from July 13 to e out most batters, 199, leading for ding August 1, br 2 for most complete games pitched, [ 1908, o 26. Dean established a new mod- g g 4! ern record .‘.nm‘m(mr by str 2 | out 17 Chicago pla L B. P. 0. 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