The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1934, Page 3

TONIGHT ONLY hit { e thnillaave o e screen ] (ENIGHT IT’S DIFFERENT! EXCITEMENT! 10 Entries 100 Laughs 1000 Thrills IT'S NEW! FUN! in a fast-moving drama of Bret Harte’s colorful California CHARLES FARRELL as the Stranger who in- vaded a nest of hell-cats to avenge his family's honor JOAN BENNETT as the “Wild Girl” who hated men until the ?;ranger rode into her ife RALPH BELLAMY as the big-hearted gam- bler...lucky at cards, but mostly unlucky in love STARTS SUNDAY THE HONEYMOON IS OVER AND THE MONEYMOON BEGINS! When an alimony blonde gets to work on you . .. HELLO TROUBLE “GOODBYE LOVE” A high test laugh power story of the marriage racket in the Land of Promises STARRING Charlie Ruggles Mandarin Dance Studio Under supervision of Grace V. Davis Private instruction or class lessons available LADIES’—CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street Near Third PIONEER CAFE J. K. Paul [ra——— - - HILINE SYSTEM oD RATST Groceries—Produce—Fresh and Smoked Meats Front Street, opposite Harris Hardware Co. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors Exclusive Dealers HORLUCK'S DANISE ICE CREAM THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934. 3 ] WINTERS Boise, ldaho, girls took to th | A | HAS MAIN ROLE IN “NILD BRL" [Charles Farrell Is Co-Star- | | | Jones-Stevens Shop red in Dramatic Bret Harte Play “Wild Girl,” ine new Fox ro-j | mance featuring Charles Farrell, Joan Bennett and Ralph Bellamy 1 the principal . roles, will be; seen at the Coliseum Theatre to-| day cnly. It is a stirring tale of, the California mining camps bas- ed on the Bret Harte story, “Sa-, lomy Jane’s Kiss.” Directed by Raoul Walsh and filmed almost | entirely in the Bret Harte country of the high Sierras, the production is said to have many unique fea-| |tures in addition to its imposing| | cast. H | 'The story hinges on the tempes-' tuous romance betaween a madec: mountain girl and a Virginia youth| who has trailed his sister’s be-| trayer to the California Sierras soon after the Civil War. The! colorful episodes of the Harte tale —the efforts of the suitors to attract her the meeting with the his shooting of his ene- holdup of a stagecoach, he forming of a Vigilante posse, he capture of the stranger, the girl’s fruitless efforts to save him from hanging, his escape, and the rapid series of crises that form the climax. Bellamy enacts the part of a synical gambler of that era, and with FEugene Pallette as a stage driver, Irving Pischel as the “‘men- ace,” Minna Gombell, Sarah Pad- den, Willard Robertson, Wallace and Murdock MacQuarrie in prominent roles, the supporting cast is a notable one. The screen version was written by Doris An- derson and Fdwin Justus Mayer. Opening Sunday Have you ever wondered what a butler does after working hours? That is one question that has brobably never worries many peo- ple; yet it serves as an uproar- jously funny theme for “Goodbye Love,” Charlie Ruggles’ newest starring vehicle produced by Jef- ferson Pictures Corporation for R KO-Radio. Groggs is the name Ruggles answers to during working hours, but it is Sir Oswald Groggs, a wealthy English nobleman and big game hunter, when his time is his own. | “Goodbye Love” deals with Groggs’ ludicrous experiences when he becomes the willing prey of a | beautiful gold digger. How Rug- | gles attempts to masquerade under the fancy cognomen even when he {meets the girl again in his master’s apartment while buttling, is said to provide laughs galore. Veree Teasdale has the leading feminine role and others in the notable cast are Mayo Methot, Sidney Blackmer and Phyllis Bar- Ty. H. Bruce Humberstone di- rected. .- Daily Empire Want Ads Pay JUNEAU RESTAURANT Chas. Peterson “THE HOME OF GOOD | FOOD” ITS Wise to Call 48 Juneau Transfer Co. when in need of MOVING or STORAGE Fuel Oil Coal Transfer | ey | | Morgan | ‘PASSESBY SWIMMING HOLE e y beaches of the Boise river where the “Ole swimmin’ hole” is Coming to Ca pitol Sunday hemmed in by black lava cliffs right when the stream should have an icy fringe. But, judging from their appearance, winter forgot to come this year. (Associated Press Photo) A % WALLACE BEERY, MARIE DRESSLER ~ STUGBOAT FAMOUS TEAM COMES SUNDAY TO CAPITO Marie Dressler, Wallace | Beery Co-Starred Again in “Tugboat Annie” i Discovered—the real ‘“co-star- {ring team of the screen! It is | Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery, to be seen in “Tugboat Annie” at i the Capitol Theatre tomorrow, their }!u’sz appearance together since “Min and Bill.” “When they co-star it means they co-star,” explains Mervyn Le { mous director of “Little Caes “Gold Diggers of 1933" and other hits, who directed the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture. “There is a sense of completeness in their work because they work together and share.honors. Neither |ever thinks about taking a scene —they just think of being natural |and making their audiences be- lieve their characters. Their per- sonalities are totally different— and their methods of characteriza- tions equally at variance, but to- gether they make a team so sat- isfying that ever since ‘Min and Bill' there has bheen a popular clamor for them.” In the new picture Miss Dressler plays the redoubtable feminine tug boat skipper of Norman Reilly Raine's Saturday Evening FPost | stories, and Beery is seen as Cap- |tain Terry, the shiftless husband and father who, when the moment comes, makes an amazing and dra- matic sacrifice for his loved ones. Hilarious comedy, thrills of the sea, and an amazing dramatic cli- max feature the new picture. Much of the action was filmed at Seattle harbor, locale of the or- iginal stories. Miss Dressler guides a tug to the rescue through storm- churned seas, saves a great liner —and in between engages in ex- cruciating spats with - her help- meet. Lee Tracy in “Turn Back The Clock,” an unusual picture with :|an amazing plot, will be shown at the Capitol for the last time t0-° night. NOTICE FOR THE SELECTION OF CITY OFFICERS Applications for the following positions will be received by the City Clerk until 5 p.m., April 18, and be acted upon by the Com- mon Council of the City of Ju=- neau: City Clerk, City Treasurer, Wharf=- inger, Asst. Wharfinger, Chief of \Fire Department, Asst. Chief of | Fire Department, Fire Alarm care~ taker, Chief of Police, two night patrolmen, Librarian, cemetery caretaker, Health Officer, two Fire Truck Drivers. A. W. HENNING, -, City Clerk, ——e — Daily Empire Want Ads Pay —adv. f'on Tuesday evening “rather than on Monday, as wasan- ANN CONTRACTORS TO MEET ON TUESDAY EVENING S NRA CODE Members of the contracting in- dustry will meet at the Counc: Chambers in the City Hall for the purpose of discussing NRA codes at 8 o'clock, nounced on T All contractors are expected to be prtsent on Tue y evening in order that the NRA codes may be settled. ay. o SCHOOL TAX DUE The 101& school tax is now due and. payable at the City Clerk's office. All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 except soldiers, sailors, volunteer firemen, paupers and insane persons, subject to the $5.00 tax. A. W. HENNING, —adv. City Clerk. WHOLESALE and RETAIL Pacific Coast Coal Co. Phone 412 In the BAG! Pack your clothes and linens in the laundry bag, send it to us, and youw'll smile! That’s what thrifty women do! 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