The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, STEAMER FORMS A =om Wi s THiaTa: T UINIRAE s A v ‘One Way Passage’ Star- « ring Kay Francis, William Powell Is at Capitol All the romance and possibility of drama with which each ship jeaving port is freighted is con- tained in “One Way Passage,” starring Kay Francis and Willlam | . . Pow:1l which is the current at- Be.a“hh'"y_Aded" traction at the Capitol Theatre. «..Skilfully Directed' Complete strangers, Kay Francis | —says the N.Y, Mirror! and Willlam Powell encounter one | . another first in Hong Kong's most | Most glowing romance famous International Bar, when| of the year! their eyss meet_over t} cidental | with, pilling of a cocktail. They are| ":Y tracted o one anoth- LA ! er and when they meet again on ® o - J R FT the eve of the sailing of the ship, | Mary Brian (above) appears in a new preduction at the Capitol. GEOR E A on which they are both to be pas- The first showing is at the preview tonight with regular shows ; { by VINA DELMAR outhorsf Bodef" sengers, the drama begins. Friday and Saturday nights. DIRECTED BY MARION GERING } Bound for San Francisco, the|—— \_“B.P, SCHULBERG wotbier” fimnlth | WAmoreb| Be it ik T " ; i a Garamount Picture background for the flan - 7 ‘1'1:4 ro m,;“‘ AT | STARTS mance of the two which is “ ELKS' CLUB TONIGHT | added poignancy by the 1 78~ TONIGHT COI.II' EUM e e s | i s 2 Nt NI BELWAR | , ~ : 1y, | ey, when the ship docks, for death in| peroic win powl this evening & a different guise awaits both|ipe gy Club alleys on the fol- ) oY on the American shore | towing s ; UPENS TUNIEHT‘ The action of \‘he pictjre trans-| o o'clock—Sprouts vs. Cauli piri during the month long| fowers 3 it L Picke Up” ‘featur NOTICE ATTENTION AMERICAN rossing’ of the Pacific, With a| g.a0 oclock—Cabbages vs. Car- T o i ot il R Ninth and Seatter Sts. are LEGION ay's stop in Honolulu, moves dra- | yorc L SEPa b‘f;m‘ ey - Leo ‘Garrillo — N Bri streets in the city reserved | There will regular meeting | matically and relentlessly to & cli-| 9.3 oclock—Turnips vs, Radish- o OMERE ek it ; -4 P “;" 0 héiry- Belan = coasting. Motorists must keep of {he Amerl Legion at the max as the Golden Gate is reach-| oo e S h Rolgay Rryar-Herbert Rawl- ing on emer- Dugout Thursday evening at 8 ed and passed. 2 oy % P'A\.l?‘ Lp‘. produced by N NHET Mdc 5 Bobby and all coasters o'clock. Bring your dues. Eats. Alll Others in the fine cast of this oML ke i A : 4 s WatsghWilliam fFrawl forbidden to use of other members urged te be present. production are Aline McMahon| 4 R s e ;i AfexdadeR Gray —Th o bt WAINO HENDRICKSON, and Frank McHugh who play a| Autemobile licenses for 1934 will g N o sylvia S ERLQn ~B€rnicc Claire J. DAVIS, e Post Commander, | Pair of steamship crooks; Warren |be due and payable 5 T s ‘baing released . fr ams O ; G Jack Denny Hymer, in the role of a sfrong- are now available. Fees—Territorial 1. 46, whiloh ghe has b o ye A Britton ‘Band arm detective, Herbert Mundlin, |$10; Clty, $5.00. with her husband, who ° 3 TRINITY GUL.- ¥OOD SALE BETTEK rHAN EVER steward and others. A. W. HENNING, her, finds herself destitute in the and Silver Tea in the Display Our line of Christmas Greeting Also on tne interesting pmgmmiAa(I‘.' City Clerk. (jiy an a rainy night. She seeks| a l 0 . m of the Light Co., Saturday | Cards and Art Panels. Winter and are a late news reel and sele(‘ted‘ ———————— Toone cab. and soon finds| A William Rowland-Monte Brice Production. Direci d by Xc:A LAST TIME TONIGHT Freund. Presented by Carl Laemmie. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. ting at 11 am. —adv. Pond Co. —adv. shorts. | Daily Empire Want Ads Pay . qiiver Raft, to be as deeply in o — ve with ifer she becomes with | iljlIIlI|!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllillIITIIIIIIIIII|‘II'IIIflI7IIIIllilllllllllilIII|IlIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIII|III|iIIIIIllIIllIII|IIIiiIII|III|IIlllllIIIIINIIIIlllIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIlII o “They buy a garage and en-|* MADRID The Deépartment of and happiness in| Agriculture, anticipating heavy wine o vom the United Stats TONIGHT i Raft becomes involved |is tal . T g G 2 young debutante who | tion this | e ; PREVlE w : ¢ d o 1 - attention to him.|total Iess 1:10 AM. P Sylvia, sure that if they were|worth produced in 1932 A 4 situation would be‘ = - e hurries to a law- h < v ‘ t can be done aboul = om from b i You will find a very complete line of useful gifts at the Jones-Stevens Shop. of Police. e s easy, the he wife of /i an secure an annulment | 3 ‘ But the very day the p.«i)orsl ! oy come through, the husband appears | Very mod- == on the scene, fre from a jail| 2 eak in which he has Kkilled a| d, and desperate in his deter- | erate in price and we invite you to shop our store. i s v ation to revenge ; 3 ¥ a and upon Raft. The film| e % 4 NS bl o il bl e il o 10 RS B i e / e emem er fice he: Costume Jewelry PURSES e T - = . ; SaoT VN Carrings 50cup Clips $1.00up All sizes and shapes. Assortment Here’s Joyful News For Necklaces 50cup Pins 75cup in many colors. Rhe:xmaiic Satiavers Swiftly and Safely Uric Acid Starts To Go—In 21 Hours Killing the pain of net tica and rheumatism w doesn’t end your agony—you've got | to get the excess uric acid out of | 1t Thousands LENRU becaus perience that when 14 1 rected the pain--the agony of rhe n, backache, sciatica and ne leaves the body in 48 hours X e matter how stubborn and per- | i ; S:\.\ l A\ “'l” arrive in Ju- [ 4 sistent. Butler Mauro Drug Co. and | Bracelets 75cup Buckles 75cup $2.()5 to $6, 50 Sport Rings $1.00up Rings 75cup D e e e PPRNSIEEIE R 1 N AP IEE SIS A S 5 Silk Scarfs GLOVES A lovely selection in chiffons, velvets, Pigskins and kids in many colors. crepes . . . hand blocked and pastel Fleece-lined leather gloves in match- shades. ing colors. Chamoisettes. $1.00 to $6.50 75¢ to $3.95 Handkerchief's Dance Handkerchiefs In pure linen, plain white, or white with color, from the small size to the large PLAIN OR LACE sport styles. TRIMMED 121/2(,' to $1.25 A Beautiful Assortment Dainty Underwear Lounging Pajamas In Dance Sets, Teddies, Panties, Slips MANY COLORS AND and Gowns. 0 2 & Sizes, colors and prices to please ! SIZES COATS DRESSES SWAGGER SUITS | Either of these make the ideal and practical gift. We have a most ' hat one bottle 18 neau at our store quaranteed to do exactly 1$ stated or money o - IEMPgS <" ] FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 at 2 o’clock and you can see him then! DOORS THAT FIT WELL and Open Easily! beauty of our d:o- 1;! immediately, Yol and open and complete assortment of Ready-to-Wear. Leather Jackets HOSIERY T'uzm Sweaters Kayser Skirts-Blouses Luxite Mes"’ B“’gs In full assortment of sizes ALL AT POPULAR PRICES and colors Tt i $2.52 - panel dooes, 2 ft. 6 ia- Senremanuiii® 2,66 JONES-STEVENS SHOP SEWAKD STREET—Near Third Aany type of door that may need from Funy:: Doors to Cupboard Doors, Store to large illustrated catalog is yours for the asking. 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