The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 8, 1934, Page 3

'FAST WORKERS' 1S ROMANCE OF RIVET EXPERTS John Gilbert, Robert Arm- strong Take Leads in Drama at Capitol COLISEUN | | | Thrills on top of skyscrapers ninety stories in the air, romantic adventures that would bring blush- es to Casanova, and a friendship that survived an attempt at mur- der are offered in “Fast Warkers,” John Gilbert’s latest starring pic- ture which is showing at the Capi- ACTRESS WEDS ARMY OFFICER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1934. | THRILLS ABOUND IN PICTURE OF TROPICAL WILDS [“Fury of the Jungle” with Peggy Shannon, Alan Dinehart at Coliseum Nature in the raw is seldom mild. And it is in its raw state that you see it in Columbia’s “Fury of the Jungle,” which opens at the Coliseum Theatre. The Matto Grosso country of| South America, the trackless jun- gles into which so many have dis- appeared, is the location, presum- —— - the law, living by might and cruel- ty. Into this village a white girl is| precipitated. at the mercy of the| brutes who live there. One man shelters her and wins her for his own ! Peggy Shannon is the girl, with Donald Cook the boy. She is mak- ing a trip up-river with her broth- er on an exploration when the brother is stricken with fever, and must be taken from! the boat. Cook is an escaped con- | vict, but he has a spark of decency in him. He is a woman hater—but he protects her from the rest. Alan Dinehart is cast as the boss of the village, a man who rules by brute strength and cruelty. Harold Huber is a renegade Frenchman, wanted for the murder of his wife. Dudley Digges is a whisky bloated, broken-down physician and Fred- rik Vogeding is the captain of the Daily Alaska Empire tol Theatre. 1 hier-Steaier 3 { 4 Gilbert has a characterization ably somewhere along the hesd-"::fi;‘l t;;‘e;‘;l:(‘ly" .'i‘o?l?!:\y “(l;‘::fm;: g that is strongly reminiscent of his waters of the Amazon. Jaguars, boa dast I £ e 2 3 | i dangers lurk | €3t as a half-breed, the belle of bravado and dramatic prowess in| ggmatziciing ehg olpr SHN the village untll the white girl “The Big Parade” with Robert| in the fever soaked jungles; men.!m‘ke; s g Armstrong delivering one of his in- more dangerous than either beasts| ™" " fbpgarance imitable “lunk head” performances H or jungles, have established a vil-| 5 g oy 2 * Of t e as the dumb friend and assistant i lage and trading post. There they| A hen’s egg contains 66 per cent in handling red-hot rivets. H are all outlaws—criminals of the|water, 10 per cent fat, 13 per cent Action at Dizzy Height - ‘:“ most desperate nature, pigilng from | protien and 11 per cent minerals. y Action on the skyscraper was f‘ = » i AR . photographed to obtain every pos- i i — DONALDICIOK ! BUBMANOE sible thrill from sensations—at a | L A - PRa AR dizzy height with men walking on! | TOSHIA-MORL narrow girders and handling rivet ” guns as though they were squirt| and guns. Any question about the metal; working scenes being synthetic are - . Y y» immediately dispelled by the ter- THE LAST FRONT]ER rific spray of sparks from the hot » rivets as they are hammered in! News Comedy with a deafening clanging of gun| ! r @i —o, On steel. ‘A romantic episode on fhe ground ¢ : | Governors Island, New York, welcomed the first bride of i 25 | 3 ) a senior Today powerful climax during H d‘*“fi“ army officer in many years. She is none other than Pauline Frederick, struggle as one of them drops 0| the actress. Miss Frederick and Col. Joseph A. Marmon, commander of ° almost certain desfruction thou-| the 16th U. S. infantry, were married recently at Scarsdale, N. Y. It 1 sands of feet below. | was the fifth marriage for the actress and Colonel Marmon's first. p . | @ilbert and Armstrong play their| They are shown as they arrived at the army post. (Associated Press C ) o s 3 | A roles to the limit of humor and| Photo) i i e g WA’)" dramatic skill. Mae Clarke is con-| | | vincing and amusing in her por- tract; one-eighth teaspoon salt;| e | trayal of a lady of quest.ionablci two cups pastry flour; two tea-| o { reputation who nearly wrecks a| spoons baking powder; two egg| “Juneaw’s Own Store” || pertect friendship. The New York, whites, beaten. } ! stage player, Muriel Kirkland, of- m _but:cr and sugar. Add ST oo (fers a clever characterization as| milk, yolks, e ts, salt, I](?urt ¢ [ 41| Millie, and an excellent supporting | {and baking powder. Beat two min-| I PIONEER CAFE { | cast includes Vince Barnett, Vir-; utes. Fold in egg whites and mix | i . ! J. K. Paul Nick Novak | | ginia Cherill, Muriel Evans, Ster- 7 ‘lmhu'i'_ len' >mw two layer cffl:‘: 1 o ling Holloway, Guy Usher, Warner | ., 3 - e .. [ Pans lined with waxed papers. Bake | | i ?:OI}D{OEI\:?S?F ], Ricghmond and Robert Bufs. ’I‘h!’iB" 1 ALEXANDER (’I"OR“""‘:'.\emy minutes in moderate oven.| [+ -3' picture was much of its vigor and| MUFFIN SUGGESTIONS =Cu;)l and add [‘x:nmu - —————— 2~ dramatic intensity to the alert di-| ¢ you want to make whole wheat | 3 Filliag | | rection of Tod Browning. lor Granam muffins, use your reg-| One-hall cup sugar; three table-| |ular muffin recipe and substitute ‘]‘1?‘1’?"‘ g byo . g yolks; one- | one cup of whole wheat or Graham ‘l‘:m ncufi»;:; ;"‘3:'“("‘”_" 2;“ ‘:‘lj‘“ ;“‘;’:); | / S flour for one of the cups of flour | *PoORS sl Forih Rases Stop |called for in the recipe. 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Mr. Gallwas will be succeeded in |the bank by Peter Melseth, who has recently been employed in the legal office of R. E. Robertson. ————— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay journey, | TIME TONIGHT ] |will be tapged and the owgerd NEw PIONEERS penalized, is evidenced by the Tap- b & lidity with which licenses Have been sold this year in comparison HOME AT SITKA.U previous year, according to ;iLy ! Clerk A. W. Henning. -3 o date over 350 license phates of the new green variety yavc Iheen purchased by local motosists, (Continued trom Page Omne.) 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