The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 27, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA [ZMPIRE FRIDAY APRIL 27 1934. COLISEUM FILM SPECTACULAR STAMPEDE Rey REX “The Wonder Horse' e KING Wlth Soviet Castaways on Atctic lce Floe Famo:x;‘Black Stal- lion, Starred 1 of Wild HOISGS n “King Here Tale of Three Dare-Devil ! | Aviators Ii at Capitol y Dv\,il.\' many months- scenes its unmatched am Wi LD Ho, A sure-cure for blues. No matter you might be, comedy of the air oaring heights. ation on th: on of the ¥ times pressed bang you to this will It am it moves you with its wild horse: and stim- spect morou acular s 1 g is it First picture to reach the United States of the party of Soviet castaways who spent two months drifting “SKY DEVILS" IS RARE COMEDY OF b WARTIME FLIERS Amlh‘ing and Impc rtinent the Howard Hughes' ion which opens tonight at the hard | how de- slam- lift | it thrills, and at times | down-to- | earth and light-hearted romance. If ever a picture had everything—this UN(TED ARTISTS PICTURE \\ OPEN UPYO! HOUT ITS PRA Fhn ISES TOTHE % STl ‘gn:w OF THE by ihan, mak the Capitol theatre, is easily' the Tomght two laugh-sensation of the yes e re than that, it is the most | a C ctacular production seen here-| since | | “’SKY DEVILS" the greatest picture I've made better thanHELL'S ANGEL A % on an ice floe a their ship, Chelyuskin, had been crushed in Arctic ice. Dr. Otto Schmidt (right), Literally and figuratively, “the ! The dc!d';_lp Ieader of the par is directing work of pulling dories up on the floe. Entire party of 102 was rescued sky was the limit” when Howard | e from the floe off Northern Siberia by a series of daring airplane maneuvers. Hughes produced this one. ] A Sy e Pl PRI e % The same quality of rare come-| i ! Hellyweod Parade - S T 'dy found in his “Two Arablan| | 5~ . ights' s ained i ol YCWe ¥ TILS " & g A i Al s | : J Vieet ‘Iom[u_\‘ Act awe-inspiring as those in “Hel ¢ 600 \ i Angels ’ TS Ehi %FTEfl w !TH On New Constitution USED TU KlLL “Sky Devils" is the amusing and | 1 impertinent tale of three dare- devil American flyers, every rule of war for a good time.| Spills, thrills, court-martials, Richthofen’s flying circus—all a decree of Parliament A soon as the new c Father Brulallv Slays Daughter, Injures Wife, NO AMENDMENT : - ‘ “p, ¥ 3 ads. Sl 25 ed by the mem-| just part of the day’s work in the! omorrow’s Styles , made such g bers, parliament will officially and| I 5 o “ ch a : N v s , parliament will officially and | I 1085 Jor- ihase X Today” . Chialea'™ ‘i ety Senator Norris Tries to permane enily be buried. | then Commits Suicides o carefree clowns of bo Ul_‘_P\U““\I\ ay w‘f“’ Change Bill but Ef- i, ROME, New York, April 27.—The The “Sky Devils" are Spencer| e B s forts Are Futile CREDITS GET EASIER {authorities are at a loss to estab- | Tracy, William Boyd and George | Tevadiag: on:. the S lish the motive of the brutal sash Cooper, and each gives an out- haa e R T 5 ¥ A NEW YORK, April 27.—“Credit|Weight murder of a 19-year-old girl sLan}dmg comedy characterization. | was LIV-: the role ¢ WASHINGTON, Aw‘\; 27.—Con- aild " ca 1 1’mmlpr:\nt'e = by her father, and the probable Thctu' reckless exploits are em- ’E gress has sent the bill ;;n.x‘x.\nl(“.'- now are becoming more easily ob-|fatal wounding of the man’s wife, bellished with romance, some spicy ! e stampeaes ui a u:uge herd c Home Loan Bonds to the y..ooine 209 the stringent re-|and his subsequent suicide by hang- (8nd some sentimental, and this is % e 2 g D D te House withoyt (an smend- ements adopted by most firms ing. Joseph Ross was the man, @ll ably furnished by Ann Dvorak Juneau’s Own Store from the mesa and plains wher 12 the last three years are be.|He Was about, 68 years old. {and Yola D'Avril. they roam wild, have no equal f easure s ing relaxed’ some Teports R | Edward Sutherland, ace of com- ment and thunderous t Roosevelt to outlaw p Dun and Bradstreet, ledy directors, was responsible for| e 0 Even the stampeding of Owners Loan S ) 44 the direction of “Sky Devils,” and| e got . 1o in “The Thundering He (it is indubitably his finest direc- ’ 7|not match the scenes made in of BAGGED FROM AlR i torial triumph { !T’S { g of the Wild Hors President ! — —_— E ; A ! it f;”“x:‘: n;:‘":‘\" 1 but “L‘;{(I IEGA, Okla, April den, and Gov. Alf M. Landon, ] Wise to Call 48 ! e Buck Jones' cted omission mi AUGEIANAR, DIV not:v" ;\ T | R AL LA e s Vic Adams, marksman B arive, Gordon of Ghost City the defeat of the Pre 5 ; o e J“",Qfl", % news reel and two enter- re-election Fd, ‘of 4% Coyosts ki from| TOPEKA, Kans, April 21.—De- ~Already 14 ney state lakes hflv‘: H ~araiSloniiBbares ! B o e o R g in a little more than 18 termined to make the Kansas of Déen authorized, the largest over n T . EEn iaarea’ proiany Mg ven of the ani-|sweeping prairies a happy hunting 334 acres. ransier Co. e 1 NORICR slain during a year's ground for anglers, fish and game LT Lo i recently brought officials have started a campaign Although Noumy Mitchell in en in need of § NOTICE left my bed to raise $100,000 for building and North Carolina is the highest peak MOVING or STORAGE ‘\ I will not be responsible for s wt be respor r stocking lakes. The fund would east of the Rocky Mountain: Fuel Oil Coal {idebts contracted by my wif contracted by my wife, Jennie There's a Ky., Colle come from sale of state fishing li- cannot be seen from a great di Prasuter ! rchie Boynton, from this date. |James Cornello, hereafter co-ed named Carrie Lee Zaona.Ga- | cefises. at $1° each tance because of surrounding moun- B FRED BOYNTOX ady SAM CORNELLO. lena Charlotte La Velle Johmson. W Strong, state game war-tains The way tobacco is cut has a lot to do with the way Chesterfield burns and tastes Pl?lere are many different ways of cutting tobacco. A long time ago, it used to be cut on what was known as a Pease Cutter, but this dark- ened the tobacco, and it was not uniform. The ecutters today are the most improved, modern, up-to- the-minute type. They cut uni- formly, and cut in long shreds. The tobacco. in Chesterfield is cut right—you can judge for yourself how Chesterfields burn and how they taste. 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