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

THE DAILY ALASKA E.MPIRE FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1934 CAPITOL STARS JIMMY GAGNEY . IN NEW ROLE LAk ., | \“Picture Snatcher” Gives _ The Territrial Liqu creen’s Bad Boy Part o ’ islature to become ¢ 5 Bad Boy Part of ; Tabloid gbitographer L e repesl of tne ALASKA LIQUOR ‘SARI MARITZA BOARD HOLDING | PLAYS HERUINE MEETINGS NOW AT COLISEUM vasr s ronicm: "MONTE CARLO . MADNESS with SARI MARITZA Spicy adventures of a Queen hunting love ' T Y “The Last Frontier” ~———— TOMORROW ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE BILL First “Oliver Twist” Second “Smoked Lightning” 0000000000 STARTS howmg at Ca pltol Tonight TONIGHT Monte C llln is the background | for“Monte Carlo Madness,” the ective upo ‘UFA picture featuring Sari Marit- Alaska B(mf‘z.‘ and Hans Albe which opened formal meet- |at the Coliseum Iz right and will plans for thelhave its final showings at that in the Territory|theatre tonight. Jrtetiirencal | When “Monte Carlo Madness” According to the statuté the! | played at the New York R« th bodard hds no authority to act until | metropolitan press commen up- Delegate’ Dimond's bill for repeal|on the picture in the followin which has passed the Senate and|manner. is now pending action by the| Ry House, 15 voted faverably on andj. LhE Times: “An signed by the President e o Members of the Board are Gov.! The Sun: “A large-siz John W. Troy; James A. Truitt,|Mmance . . . It is h Attorney General; Frank A. Boyle, | mended to movie goers Auditor; Walstein G. Smith, Treas-| Film Daily Charming fantasy uruer, and Willlam A. Hesse, High-|of Monte Carlo with romantic way Engineer. story . . . settings are gorgeous . - musical accompaniments unusually ROBERT WAK v RETURNS fine and altogether a de- FROM EXT VE TRIP TO |lightful picture” WESTWARD AND INTERIOR| Daily News: “A gay comedy & to music . . rably directed by Erich Pomme! | Daily Mirror: “Highly entertain- ing . . . tuneful . musing.” The Tersitorial Liquor Board (‘5-1 , is hold |ings and discus: Jimmy Cagney, who has made an handling af important place for himself on the screen through his portrayals of rough and tough hero roles, comes to the Capitol theatre to-| night in “Picture Snatcher,” a story of photographer for a tabloid | newspaper. With Cagney in this picture( which discloses the questionable| tactics used by tabloid ncwspapersl to guarantee sensationalism [oi their readers, are Alice White,| Ralph Bellamy and an excellent | supporting cast. Alice White, whose return to the | movies is welcome after a long ab- sence from the screen, is as blond and flvacious as ever and a more | competent actress. The tabloids, which publish any-| thing and everything, regardless of the unhappiness they may cause' liquor enjoyable di- " HiS NEGATIVES ARE A POSITIVE SENSATION! ... The pictures he took made him worth $100,000 —' ‘dead or alive. See why (e » + » in Jimmy's greatest James Cagney starring in the “Picture Snatcher” with Alice White and Ralph Bellamy in support. Robert Wakelin, well known mer- ~| chandise broker, arrived in Juneau SOCKcess! “PICTURE SNATCHER’ , Another Warner Bros. timed-to-the-minute hit, with 'RALPH BELLAMY’ Tomorrow-Special Children’s Matinee-1:30 P. M. ADULTS—25 cents have received several spankings on the stage, screen and in fiction.| Like “Five Star Final” ‘Plclur-e Snatcher” puts the tabloids in| their place. Whether or not 1l allows Cagney, the picture snatch- er, to reform before the end, as Edward G. Robinson did in the| “Five Star Final,” Manager Clff Daigler did not disclose. A news and short subjects com- | plete the Capitol program. JUNEAUITES TAKE ADVANTAGE, FREE | ROYAL BLUE TAXIS| e ALICE WHITE With calls averaging nearly one| a minute, the Royal Blue Taxi KIDDIES—10 cents Company did a rushing business HAWLEY STERLING LEAVES ON SHORT TRIP TO SEATTLE NRA FIRMS T0 BE RECOGNIZED FOR BOVT, BIDS 7 {President Roosevelt ISSueb‘dhlev Ve o sivies 1 Bltiens Decrce—Codes MUS[ | jewelry for afternoon and evening. Be Complied With b WASHINGTON, March 16 — President Roosevelt has decreed | that only firms which certify to compliance with their respective codes may have any part in the Government’s business, | The order provides that in any }L\\]e) Sterling, Assistant En- r for the Alaska Road Com-' ‘nn“lun left on the steamer Vic- | toria for Seattle in connection with purchases of equipment to be made by the road commission. He ex- pects to return in about two weeks. 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Asparagus, 2 lbs. 29¢ Gastineau Hotel dispute as to the eligibility of the by appointment bidder the questions shall be tled finally by Administrator Hugh S. Johnson or an ag designat- ed by him. | from noon until 6 o'clock yesterday during the hours they offered free | rides as advertised in the Empire Wednesday to any point in Juneau in their three new Ford V-8 se- dans. H Beginning at 12 sharp, when al call to the Seatter Tract came in, | until one minute before 6 o'clock, |’ | when the last trip was made, the| | shoe machinery, restore them | | |cars and drivers were kept on fihl‘. to their mewness in a marvel- | | BUENOS AIRES.—A bequest of jump. While 60 per cent of the ous manner at a fraction of | [$1,000,000 to build and maintain 2 rides were made by women shop- | cost of a new pair. 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Humtdity Wind velocity 30.04 41 80 w 6 30.18 35 97 Calm 0 30.16 39 68 s 9 CABLE AND RADYO REPORTS ——e———— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Weathe: Rain cldy Cldy Time 4 pm. yest'y 4 a.m. today Noon today SNOWFLAKE or mmm IIIIIIII!lIIHIIIlIIIIII IllIIuIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i YESTERDAY | TODAY Lowest 4a.m. Za.m. Precip. 4am. Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity Mhrs Wea'.hu Barrow .. -24 -26 -26 22 26 Clear Nome . 20 18 30 18 Snow | Bethel 30 32 Clear | Fairbanks . . 2 10 Snow | Dawson . -20 -8 Clear St. Paul . 30 30 Clear Dutch Harbor .. 32 32 Pt. Cldy | Kodiak . J 30 32 Cldy Cordova v 32 32 Clear Juneau . 35 43 Cldy | Sitka 2 - Pt. Cldy | Ketchikan 5 [>] Clear Prince Rupert 40 Rain Edmonton Cldy Seattle Cldy | Portland & Cidy | San Francisco ... 68 Clear | Highest 4p.m. | I. G. A. GELATINE—AIl Flavers Dessert, pkg. (11 ] lmnummnnmm1m|||mm|mmmmm|mmmmmmmuumuummuumm|mmmImmmnmmmnfi White King Washing—Ilarge pkg. 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