The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 5, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1934, TIME TONIGHT— “STORM AT DAYBREAK” THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT— “STORM AT DAYBREAK” FASCINATING WAR FILM 1S PLAYING HERE Kay Francis Stars in Un-| usual and Dramatic Story sassination of the Archduke Ferdi-. WILL ROGERS ON SCREEN IN DOCTOR BULL Capitol Wifi §10W Picture! Made from Best Seller SATURDAY ONLY! . e EAN ||u M A N 3 STARTS SUNDAY “Storm at Daybreak™ | with Famous Humorist MONOGRAM i A‘ ‘ ks L \S s TA \ Starting with a breath-taking| Wil Rogers comes to the Capitol| PICTURFS \ “‘ TE spectacle of the world shocking as- Theatre Sunday in his latest pie- | presents ‘? s, G ture for Fox Film, “Doctor Bull.” It - d Ay ¥ Here's Will RS other stars i Amet’lcan,s‘o“ PREVIEW | TONIGHT 1:10 AM. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. MATINEE PRICES Adults 25¢ Kiddies 10c ' MENUS TODAY - Glimpse of Some Characters in Sunday Movie nand of Austria in Serajevo just) before the outbreak of the World War, and ending with an even more b h-taking climax in which a husband settles the fate of his wife and the man whom she loves by driving himself to death over an embankment, “Storm at Daybreak,” which opened last night at the Capi- tol Theatre, proved to be one of| those rare photoplays in which every reel is permeated with suspense, ex- citement and smash drama, Acted to perfection by a cast which includes such film headliners as Kay Francis, Nils Asther, Walter Huston and Phillips Holmes, and filmed under the direction of Rich- ard Boleslavsky, the man who made “Rasputin and the Empress,” this new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer offer- ing is a composite of all the ro- mantic and dramatic ingredients which round up to furnish an all- sustaining evening of talkie enter- tainment. The love scenes between Miss Francis and the romantic Asther are something to talk about, and the ever to be relied upon Huston contributes another magnificent per- formanee as the husband. The pic- | ture is also benefited by the work in supporting roles of Phillips Holmes, Eugene Pallette, C. Henry ‘Gordon, Louise Closser Haie and Jean Parker. MEETING OF HOSPITAL GUILD IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 14 The regular meeting ‘of the Hos- pital Guild, scheduled for next Mon- day afternoon, May 7, has been post- is the screen presentation of the | famous novel by James Gould Cou- zens, “The Last Ad#m,” best-seller | and recent Book-of-the-Month se- lection. It is reported as the most | powerful vehicle the popular phil- osopher-comedian has had on the talking screen. | The story concerns a physician | in a small town who, in addition | to ministering to the health of the | community, acts as its unofficial| father confessor. None of the town | secrets escapes him. He knows the | inner life of every one of its in-| habitants. But it is not as a gossip that he finds himself interested in | the private lives of the village. He | is a mellow gentleman to whom | everyone's reactions are an inter- | esting bit of human document. The film does not present the story of one character. Like ‘‘State ! Fair,” the last of the Roger screen plays, it deals with many charac-! ters, each typical of its kind. Vera Allen, star of the New York | stage, has the leading feminine role opposite Rogers. She was specially | engaged for this role, and advance reports of her performance have been so favorable that she is con- | sidered destined for a brilliant ca- | reer in pictures. Others in the cast | are Marian Nixon, Howard Lally, | Berton Churchill, Louise Dresser,| Andy Devine, Rochelle Hudson, | Tempe Pigott, Elizabeth Patterson, Nora Cecil, Ralph Morgan, Patsy O'Byrne, Veda Buckland, Effie Ells- ler and Helen Freeman. The screen adaptation of the Couzens novel was made by the well known novelist and playwright, Paul Green, Pulitzer Prize winner of several seasons ago, who was; also responsible for the adaptation | poned until 2 o'clock on the after- ?;e P;;:,lee:mngs Biate. Suk foel | noon of Monday, May 14, it was an- : | nounced today. (11§ {7 TR S 3 By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE N oday. The meeting willls -1 HAM AND CHICKEN TIMBALE RECIPE (Using Leftovers) Breakfast Menu take place at St. Ann’s Hospital. | As this will be the last meeting [of the Guild until next fall, an members are urged to be present. Groceries—Produce—Fresh | and Smoked Meats |1 WILLOUGHBY AVENUE | TOTEM MARKET || ; "“RACE NITE” STARTS SUNDAY CONSTANCE BENNETT “AFTER TOMORROW” ran; uice | I . P T y ) ! C 50 C ANY C Ready gookéile \)\‘;h(:at Cereal | ! HOLLYWOO ‘I' u—MH—c@ | 25 SE!.JA(’JI‘S 25 TIME - 25 Team | % D | - BB 555 > Buttered Towst _Coftee SHOE PARLOR ||| PIONEER CAFE l \l () Egg Salad Shoes Made Like New | |1 “’n{n' l;omlor ! i i B e : y e ; I g i GOOD EATS" 1|01d Papers for Sale at Empire Office Dinner Menu 1 bl B O S S il 2 52 s o i1 B ",i e —_ P i o m—_— | I OAAD ! e e rarrenrate Buttered Bce!sfl } A REAL BARGAIN Sunstine. Sainds - Gottos | £ SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING, 3 Ib. pails. . 50c 1 K° Mmoo omeen T | CONGRATULATIONS! At GARNICK S, Phorpe 174 A ee spoons butter; four| % tablespoons flour; two cups milk; | three eggs, beaten; one cup diced[ chicken; two-thirds cup diced cook-| ed ham; one-half cup cream; one-| fourth teaspoon salt; one-fourth| teaspoon paprika; one-fourth tea-| spoon celery salt; one teaspoon chopped parsley; one-fourth tea- spoon chopped onion. ! Melt butter, add flour. When blended add milk and cook until| creamy sauce forms. Stir constant- | ly. Add rest of ingredients. Fill in- dividual pans or custard cups. Set! in pan of hot water, bake 35 min- utes in slow oven. Unmold on plat- ter, surround with sauce. the Capitol tomorrow. This drawing is of Will Rogers and the principals in the cast of “Doctor Bull,” which opens at THE MENDE NEW NHALL 'DAIRY 5010/ Creamy Sauce Three tablespoons butter; four tablespoons flour; two cups milk; \ ~ iablespoons 1 ‘mi: MARTHA SOCIETY e Sourth teaspoon celens” snit: wne-| BIDS GOODBYE' TO fourth teaspoon salt; two egg yolks.\ k Melt butter, add flour. Mix and | add milk and cook until creamy | sauce forms. Add rest of ingredi-| ; ents, mix well and serve. business session in the church par-| yne 15 4 Sunshine Salads |lors yesterday afternoon. Several| s X Six slices canned pineapple; six important discussions were held! Hoetosses ):esterday s canned peach halves; one-half cup relative to future business to bc‘s' R“vfff':‘:fi" W f:Mlm 2y diced celery; one tablespoon pre- transacted during the month before ' served ginger; one-half cup shred- the summer vacation begins. | ded salted almonds; one-half cup! The Society, which sustains a mayonnaise; one-half cup whipped loss in the départure of Mrs. Ray cream. | Taylor, who is leaving soon for the Chill ingredients. Combine may-, east and who has been a most ef- % onnaise and cream. Arrange pme-‘mxent secretary, remembered her‘ apple on lettuce and top with' . N »> peaches, hollow side up. Mix cele- TO ANY WOMAN- ( | with an Alaska souvenir spoon,| The next social meeting will be | presented by Mrs. Ed Sutton. 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