The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1934, Page 3

[ PCSCCCESRSN TH{; DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB 24 STARTS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:10 A, M. ATTEND THE SUNDAY MATINEE 2:00 P. M. Adults 25¢ Kiddies 10¢ THE SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRODUCTION ~YHE KID FROM SPAIN THEATRE “Where the Big Hits Play” LAST TIME TONIGHT: TURDAY'S MILLIO! PR AT ® Just arrived—direct from New York City Il \ \ § \ 3 ) 3 ¥ 3 ) N ) ) \ 3 ) e NEW PARTY FROCKS with LYDA ROBERTI Quivering, Quaking Rhumba Sexsation and The 76 GOLDWYN GIRLS America’s Proudest Beauties Exhibiting Their Pride ! UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE MENUS TODAY Fy MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE A SUNDAY DINNER The Tomato Soup Roast Lamb Menu Salted Wafers Browned Potatoes Broceoli Hollandaise Sauc Head Lettuce French Dressing Raisin Spiced Pudding Spicy Hard Sauce Coffee RECIPES SERVE FIVE EDDIE CANTOR 1S MATADOR IN LATEST FEATURE {“I\ld from Spain” Filled | with Nonsense, Song Opens bunday | % “The Kid From Spain,” with Ed- die Cantor as the pop-eyed mata- !dor for laughs and a hundred dark- €} senoritas for further excite- {ment in a lusty tale of Mexican | bull-fighting and love-making is to be pres ed by Samuel Goldwyn tat the Cpatiol Theatre. | Nonsense and song, as nervous and bubbling Eddie himself is, propel a gay romantic fable of love under the southern moon, a Stor lof the dark smiling eyes that give matadors the grace and valor of Spain’s noble sport of bull-fight- {1 with Eddie as the unwilling matador. “The Kid from Spain” continues Cantor's plans with Samuel Gold- wyn of one picture a year. Last year there was “Palmy Day. and the season before ‘“‘Whoopee.” Three - s in which the elec- tric blonde comedienne, Lyda Ro- berti, joins Eddie, enable them to tell you what happens “In the Moonlight,” of “What a Perfect Combination!” are, and looking each other in the eye, in song to ask each other “Look What You've Done!" agains 2 background of lavish beauty i beautiful girls, tuneful music and spirited dance. Prominent in the big cast ths supports Eddie and Miss Rober are Robert Young and Ruth Hall) as the love interest, and as the menaces, Naish, together Stanley Fields, and playing irole of no one but himself, S)dno\‘ Franklin, the Brooklyn boy who went to ‘Spain and became the; world's greatest bullfighter. Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby wrote the songs. Tith William| Anthony McGuire, they co-author- ed the story. Busby Berkeley ecre-| ated and ged the dances and| ensembles, while Leo McCarey di-| rected the story. with Noah Beery,| LAST TIMES TONIGHT “Saturday’s Millions,” from the/ fascinating football st by Lugian | Cary which a])p('n\r'd several months ago in the Saturday Eve- ning Post, will be shown for-the last times today at the Capito! Theatre. In the cast of this exc ing story of a national fuu_mll hero are Robert Young, as Jim, Fowler, sensational football s | Leila Hyams, as Joan Chandler, his| 1934. John Barrymores In a Family Group he and his partner| Here's a new picture of the John Barrymore family, taken after their | return from a fishing cruise in the Gulf of Lower California. The actor is holding John Blyth jr., 19 months old, and Mrs. Barrymore, the for- mer Dolores Costello, holds Dolores Ethel Mae, three years old. (Asso- | ciated Press Photo) |Brittin Is John Miljan and Carrol| ) 1Out of Jail and we|Job Hunting r;To.\', Feb. tin, former V dent of the Northwest Airways, was veleased from jail today after serving his ten days’ sen- tence for contempt of the Sen- ate. Brittin was convi and centenced with William P. Mac- Cracken. The latter appealed. “My first business will be (o find a job, any job,” said Brit- tin. He lost his job with the airways. >oo - GASTE SYSTEM IS GIVEN SWAT BOMBAY, Feb. 25.—The Mahara- | Hollandaise Sauce one egg yolk; one tablespoon lemon juice; wealthy fiance, and Johnny Mack! jah Kaekwar of Baroda, a widely Brown, and Mary Carlisle among | travelled man and a leader in the the suppdrung players. | fight against oppressive customs,]| { has struck a blow at the caste sys- DANCE TONIGHT Mandarin Ball Rpom i One-third cup butter; one-third cup boiling water; one- | fourth teaspoon salt; one-eighth ;teaspocm celery salt; one-eighth teaspoon paprika. | Have butter very hard, cut into | thirds. Place one piece in double boiler with yolk. Cook slowly and ST. PATRICK’S DAY | DINNER IS PLANNED‘ { At the regular meeting of the| Ladies’ Altar Society of the Church| | stir constantly until well blended,|of the Nativity yesterday afternoon add another piece butter, beat un- til blended and then slowly add juic, beating steadily. Add remain- ing butter and water, mix well, re- move from stove, add seasonings, serve at once. ! The secret of success of this sauce is to work quickly, stir stead-| in the parish assembly hall, plm"'l were outlined and a committee ap-, pointed to arrange for a dinner on| St. Patrick's Day. Mrs. Mary Young-O'Dea, well known cateres: | will be in charge. An informal c'nd| social will conclude the evening's | program. In keeping with the day/ | tem | (“black waters”), | sea. STARTS TONIGHT STRONGARMHER INNEW SHOW iLovely Claudette Colbert Starred in ‘Misleading | Lady’ at Coliseum Edmund Lowe jand leave BIG game hunter ... he's seen the witch dance in Borneo...the nauvtch dance in Siam! He's smart to the wiles of Women of All Nations... but he's got to use the tricks of a trapper when he goes to New York to catch whose love ‘'em ‘em methods with wom- jen became famous in “What Price {'Glory,” and “The Cockeyed World" | matches his strongarm courtshi | against the quiet, sloe-eyed highly inflammable wiles of Clau- dette Colber n “The Misleading Lady,” new action at the Coli- seum Theatre, sta g today This is Paramount’s talking adap- tation of the Paul key and! Charles Goddard play, “Mislead- ing Lady,” and is directed by Stu-| | art Walker The story the ele- ments of entertainment, {comprising generous portions of ro- mance, thrills, action, mystery and comedy. It relates how a girl dupes a man into a proposal to prove that. her sex appeal is worthy of glorification in a certain play role which she cherishes. She gets the proposal but scorns the proposer. She is kidnaped, chained up in a mountain cabin and tamed. Un- known to either captive or captor,| the place. is the hideaway of a dangerous lunatic who has been' attracted by guns stored there. Two inebriates with a mystery on their ~ tongue-tips, an irate lover bent on"l‘HREE SHINGLE FIRES avenging the kidnaping, a determ-| ined reporter and two keepers [rom‘CALL OUT DEPARTMENT ,a nearby asylum are involved in! DURING PAST 24 HOURS | the developments, which should | |keep most audiences gasping .md‘ | gurgling right up to such a time |as Lowe and Miss Colbert are per-| | mitted a satisfactory concluding | “clincn.” Stuart Erwin is “Boney,” the | madman, Other roles of promi- |nence are taken by George Meeker, | | Selena Royle, Robert Strange, Wil- }ham Gargan, Nina Walker, Fred Stewart and Harry Ellerbe. promises all surefire CLAUDETTE Members of Llw Juneau Volunteer Fire Department answered three calls between 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and 7:30 o'clock this ‘mormng after a vacation of over a month, during which no fires were reported in Juneau. All three blazes which called out |the fire fighters during the last 24 hours were shingle fires and no serious damage was done. | " The fire at 4 o'clock yesterday | i g ARK afternoon was at the residence of | Funds derived from athletic con-| [Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coughlin on tests in Fairbanks have been used|the corer of Fifth and Harris {to finance the building of a _stage’s“ee"s‘ at 10:30 o'clock last night | ’m the gymnasium of the new pub- |a similar roof fire called the de- lic school building. The first gflme!1>1xtment to the Channel Apart- {in the new gymnasium was recent-| ments on Fifth and Main and Lhm‘ ly played between teams of the, morning at 7:30 o'clock a shmg]e Fairbanks High School and the; !¢ at & smail house owned by R. Alaska College of Agriculture and g llfwxsvo‘n F_rlslv” and M::"; | School of Mines, treets was quickly extinguishe | by the department. I A By Force of Arms— ISLEADING LADY ~with EDMUND STUART COLBERT LOWE ERWIN FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GAS : OILS GREASES Juneau Motors MOOT OF MAIN ST, IEPCPRETHOTSNR 98P 3 | Jones-Stevens Shop | || vLaDIES—cHILDRENS | | READY-TO-WEAR Beward Street | Sy Near Third e o4t L QPR Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Daily Empire Want Ads Pay He has introduced a reform en-| titled ste tyranny removal bills.” | The reform is aimed particular- | ly at the custom which forces ‘a| man, often against his will, to spend money lavishly on thé occasion of his daughter’s marriage. | The bill also removes the ban on foreign travel, which forbids a Brahmin to cross the ‘‘kala pam"‘ the term for Lhe; N ; Victories 700 Years Apart ily and not to overcook, or the| M”ked by French Cities ADMISSION $1.00 LADIES FREE : ‘ sauce will curdle. orated and the harp, truly em- [ i < | Raisin Spiced Pudding blematic of the Emerald Tsle, will| “TL1% France, Feb. 2. — One| | occupy a central plage in the deco- onument to two wars, 1214 and “REVELERS” the hall will be appropriately dec- | One and one-half cups flour; one S i % rations. “The Wearn of the Green” | 1914, in which France triumphed H : {over invaders, is to be erected at | brown sugar; one teaspoon cinna-|will be much in evidence both “‘Buuvmes 3! |mon; one-half teaspoon cloves; one-|the decorations and in the ¢ d | | quarter teaspoon salt; one teaspoon |tumes of the colleens who will ‘cr::he:izl:herl:m:n I:‘:p D;\";:;&xg ?vamua: one egg; two-thirds cup | sist in serving. The committee as- ; y | - e gathered by Emperor Otto IV of milk; one half cup raisins; two)sures the public that there will be {Gérmany and King John Lac k]’md‘ wv | tablespoons fat, melted. plenty to eat, but each one must g 9 4| Mix ingredients and beat one|furnish their own dudeen and OIAEl;f:":fimded {5 1014 Bouvines] . A & “i | minute. Pour- into greased shallow | their poteen. l‘masgoccupxed by the Germans for MAN pan, bake 20 minutes in moderate | 5, s v | AFTER oven Serve fresh cut in squares. t 3, T HER OWN HEART WOULD teaspoon soda; two-thirds cup| DINE! FINE! STEIN! Special Dance Music and added attractions for tonight. ! spoon hot cream; one-half teaspoon COMlng to C(lpuol | half teaspoon lemon extract; one COULD CHOOSE [ ] Cream butter, add rest of in- “Name ' It—We Have It” £ Shop in Junean § | Spicy Hard Sauce MR | One-third cup butter; one table- TAKE HER jcinmmon; one-quarter teaspoon WHERE SHE cloves; one teaspoon vanilla; one- and one-third cups sifted confec- | I o HER | tioner’s sugar. i FAVORITE gredients and beat two minutes. Chill and serve. SCHOOL LUNCH BOX Two Graham Bread and Prune Sandwiches Two Cream Cheese Sandwiches Hard Cooked Ezg Apple Orange Two Sugar Cookies Milk in Vacuum Jar » The finest hardwood Dancg Floor in Alaska. 7 ) e Capifal Deer BE ID | arlors and Ball Room @ SPECIALS! @ PERSONAL SERVICE! Alsie J. Wilson Phone 397 for appointment REGISTRATION OF VOTERS Registration Books for Registra- tion of Voters, General Municipal Election to be held Tuesday, April 3, 1934, will be opened Thursday, March 1, 1934, and remain open until Saturday evening, March. 31, 1934. American citizenship, twenty- one years or age, bona fide residence | of the Territory of Alaska for one year and the Town of Juneau, Alaska, centinuously for six months immediately preceding said date of |election are the qualifications re- @ Private Party Rooms We comply with all Territorial and Federal Laws SO———COME ON IN! A. W. HENNING, Old Papers for Sale at Empir