The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 16, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1934 3 - S—— e STARTS TONIGHT “Bad Girl"and (CAPITOL | STARTS TONIGHT her Boy Frien in a Rollicking Romance She—down on her luck...He— €. 5 off on leave...There’s hilarious fun and touching heart interest in the story of their love. COHEN JORY Directed by Raoul Walsh FOX PICTURE Hey, Kiddies! /// Special . Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON MICKEY MOUSE (HIMSELF) in “Mickey’s Nightmare” And a SPECIAL SHOW FOR THE CHILDREN starting at 1:30. DON AND BE THERE! Then See the at 2 'T FORGET THE TIME Regular Sh.ow P. M. (Mickey Mouse Will Not Be Shown Saturday Night) PUBLIC INVITED T0 CARD PARTY THIS EVENING Business and Professional Women Give Scholar- ship Fund Benefit For the benefit of their schol- arship fund, given each year to a student of the Juneau High School, members of the Business and Professional a public card party at the LO.OF. Hall, beginning at 8 o'clock. While many reservations have already been made for the party, anyone wishing to come without making reservations can do so with the assurance that there is plenty of room at tables of any of the games to be played, auction and contract bridge, whist or pinochle. Officers and committee of the club in charge of the party, have overlooked no detail which will contribute to the good time to be had by those who attend. At- tractive prizes, both high and low, for all four games will be given away and appetizing refreshments served at the close of the even- ing. MISS DOROTHY CARD WEDS W..J. MANTHEY AT QUIET CEREMONY At a ceremony performed at 8:30 oclock last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Faulk- ner, Miss Dorothy Card became the bride of W. J. Manfhey. The Rev. John A. Glasse officiated at the services and attendants were: Mrs. C. L. Allen and H. L. Stab- ler. Guests who were present at the wedding were Mr, and Mrs. Faulk- Women’s Club | are entertaining this evening with | ner, Mrs. Wellman Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stabler, Mr. and Mrs.-C. L. Allen, Mrs J. A Glasse |and Master Malcolm Faulknerand | Jackie Newmarker Following the ceremony an in- | formal reception -was held for the bridal couple and guests at the | Faulkner residence. Mr. and Mrs. Manthey, both of | whom are well known here, are | temporarily making their home at the CIliff Apartments. | [WORLD DAY OF PRAYER OBSERVED HERE TODAY AT PRES. CHURCH Congregations of all protestant churches are meeting this after- noon at the Northern Light Pres- byterian Church to observe the World Day of Prayer at a pub- lic gathering. An interesting program was planned including discussions on missionary work in vArious sec- tions of the globe, a number of musical selections and commun- ity singing. The program was under the di- rection of Mrs. John A, Glasse, Acting President, and Mrs. J. E. Click, Secretary. —————— MISS ELSIE MINCH TO LEAVE ON MONTH'S VACATION IN SOUTH For a month’s vacation trip in Spokane, Washington and North- ern Idaho, with friends end rela- tives, Miss Elsie Minch will leave here on the steamer Northwestern tonight. Miss Minch is secretary in the F. S. Scobee, insurance firm. “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” ° “Juneau’s Own Store” COAL WHOLESALE and RETAIL Pacific Coast Coal Co. Phone 412 Salmon Creek Roadhouse SALLY EILERS STARS IN FILM " DPENING HERE {Jame Dunn Is Co-starred with Blond Actress in “Sailor’s Luck” Following their rise to popular- ity as a starring team in such suc- cesses as “Bad Gir',” “Over the Hill” and “Dance Team,” James Dunn and Sally Eilers have been cast together again in “Sailor’s Luck,” the néw Fox film opening an engagement at the Capitol the- ater tonight. The picture, directed by Raoul Walsh, tells the story of a sailor with the Atlantic Fleet who be- comes entangled in a love affair with a girl that's different. The two get along famously until Dunn, thinking she has been untrue to him, quarrels with her amd sails away with the fleet. He later learns that it was all a mistake, and he returns to patch things up, only to learn that she is not so willing to come back. Dunn’s love for Sally Eilers car- ries him through every imaginable sort of excitement, through comedy scenes in a public swimming pool over to a gang-fight on the street and a grand finale in a dance marathon, with the Navy as usual, winning the honors. Much of the comedy is supplied by Sammy Cohen, dialect comedian who is cast as Jimmy’s pal, “Bar- nacle Benny.” | LA 5 ATTENTION RAINBOW GIRLS Initiation and meeting tonight. All member requested to be present. | —adv. INJURED MAN LEAVES FOR SOUTH BY PLANE FOR MEDICAL CARE Permission to send Walter A Lersten, ECW employee, to Seal- tle by plane to receive a special- | ist’s treatment for a seriously in- jured eye, was received today from the Federal Compensation Com- mission in Washington, D. C., and | he left here this morning at 11:30 o'clock in the Lockheed plane of the Alaska Air Express, which was chartered for the trip. Others leaving here in the plane were Mike Dizyak, who has been suffering with an injured eye for several months, and will also ve- ceive medical attention in Seatile, and Frank Dufresne. of the Alaska Game Commission, who took pas- sage to Ketchikan. Chet Me- Lean piloted the seaplane and Layrence Anderson accompanied him as mechanic. It was hoped to be able to con- tinue through to Seatfle today in order for the injured man to re- ceive attention as quickly as pos- sible, though due to the late start from Juneau, favorable weather conditions would be necessary to make the entire trip foday, C. V. Hickey, manager said. While the plane is south it will be given a top overhaul, and is expected to return to” Juneau the early part of next week. — e —— BOX OF TREASURE IS UNCOVERED BY BOYS IN EVERGREEN BOWL Jerry Cole and Jackie Glass un-) covered a cache while adventuring in the Evergreen Bowl, the other day, and with true boy scout hon- esty turned the articles over to the city authorities. Strangely reminescent of smail boy's taste in cherished posses- sions, the contents of the mint can, in which the treasure wa: a Just the flavor you like best, too. 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They were married in Yuma, Ariz, in 1931, concealed, consisted of a compass, with a whistle attached, nails, pieces of string, bits of wood printed with such familiar sayings | as “thar she blows” and others less intellikible, several almonds| D% Angoon and several other articles which | might be dear to a boy's heart. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay AT THE ALASKAN HOTEL Registered at the Alaskan are | E. Gilligan, Salmon Creek; Peter T e & (1 GUERILLAS rrom the GITY SLUMS INVADE THE HE-MAN WESTI.., Gang war blazes in the Can- yons! Raw C LAST TIME TONIGHT chine guns... th fight to defend women and homeés against the vandals driven jrom the East. 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