The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALAS]\A E.MPIRh VSATURDAY JULY 21, 1934. LIONEL, HORSE ‘GET CREDIT ON BABLE SUCCESS ———SHOWS AT 9:30 AND 9: 30 ann Cr awfon d Opemng Tomorrow at Capitol in ‘Dancing Lady’ motion picture break that | ardom between Lionel Bar- and a horse 1 ne of the most popular men on the screen, who is Aarring with Joan Crawford in | the new Metro- musical production opening tomorrow night at the “legit” actor three years ago. At that for M-G-M > the young actor ' in a Los An- ion of “The Last Race Night- STARTS SUNDAY ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN RALPH BELLAMY FAY WRAY Walter Connolly — Mary Carlisle - Billie Seward tory by A ible to make The test o sidered for a Painted De he could ride “Certainly,’ ithe actor, who had never been in {a saddle. Next day he reported| | for work, inwardly quaking. |duced. They looked at each other | en the horse decided “If it had been k said, “my film e an expert | Barrymore |is one of his d rekl friends. Slim Summerville and Andy De- vine are closing to; | Piay,” Byron at the Capitol. - Cronin reen play by Jo Swerling Direited by Lambert-Hillyer 3 WILL OPEN MINE A. G. Langley, of Vancouver, is |a passenger on the Prince Rupert | i for Skagway on his way to open \the Engineer mine of Yukon Ter- \ntory for the Moning Cor wxatun ‘of Canada. Vitaphone Musical Pictorial News Events MGM Colortone GEORGE BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS Phones 92—95 Free Delivery Special ITALIAN-FRENCH DINNERS with wine if desired DAILY—A full course dinner you will enjoy for*75 cents. i| Gastineau Cafe Gastineau Iotel [ Confidential Investigations Alaska Detective A gency WM. FEERO, Manager Room 1, Shattuck Building P. 0. Box 968 Process Served Phone 2152 Old Papers for Sale at Empxre Offlcel ALASKA WELDERS J. R. 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Clark and the horse were mtxo—- would have been | | | Love Songs: * ! “EVERYTHING | 1 HAVE IS YOURS" MY DANCING LADY " - LRAWECRD .| | with Walter Byron, ‘GIANT SCENES OF DAZZLING SPLENDOR| i more! f 3 el (.. GABLE %ncing d’mp'ed Hol lywood dorl AND A BRILLIANT CAST: FRANCHOT TONE MAY ROBSON WINNIE LIGHTNER FRED ASTAIRE ROBERT BENCHLEY TED HEALY &Lt Stoogres Directed by ROBERT Z. LEONARD | LAST TIME TONIGHT— ine® L Preview Tonight 1:10 a.m. Matinee Sunday 2 p.m. Adults 25¢ \ j Summerville—-Devine | “HORSE PLAY” |¥ f | | | | I ‘JOAN CRAWFORD and GABLE in’ DANCING LAD PO Butler Mauro Drug Co. “Express Money Orders Anytime” Phone 134 Free Delivery PHONE 36 For very prompt LIQUOR DELIVERY COLEMAN’S Pay Less—Much Less | Front at Main Street sings Love Songs.... for CLARK GABLE— Hap%ness comes your ecause the G reat- est Musical Romance § | third of the trio from Headquar- LADIES’ HEEL LIFTS Leather—35c—Composition The Best Shine in Town HOLLYWOOD SHOE PARLOR | PHILO VANCE ISREVIVEDIN COLISEUM BILL | William Powell Appears in Famous Detective Role Last Times Tonight “The Kennel Murder Case,” 2 Coli- IF YOUR RADIO WONT WORK Just Phone 354 AND WE WILL FIX IT } fth | eslosing” tonight seum Theatre, W brings back to the lovers of mystery i {gure of Philo Vance, art connoisseur and sup |o with Eugene Pallette in his old and eternally popular role of| | Sergeant Heath. | Robert McWade has the part of SMITH ELECTRIC CO. Shattuck Building District Attorney Markham, the (ters. Archer Coe, whose myster- jous death brings Vance and S | friends into the case, is played by Robert Barrat. Mary Astor ap- pears at Hilda Lake, Coe's ward. | Helen son is Doris Delafield, the murdered man’s sweetheart. Gam- e e AU SR N | ble, the valet, is played by Arthur : | Hohl. Prank Conway is Brisbane || Coe. Ofther members of the cast : are Ralph Morgan, Jack La Rue,|{ Paul Cavanaugh, Henry O'Neill, i | Spencer Charters, Charles Wilson and James Lee. Michael Curtiz di- g} rected the picture from the screen play by Robert Lee and Peter Miln, { Temorrow's Bill ast comprising many featured Hollywood, appears in Col- ‘ A { umi “Once to Every Woman,” K\\*hich opens tomorrow at the Coli- | seum for a two day run. | Fay Wray is cast in the featured | role of “Mary Panshawe,” a pro- fessional woman who falls in love against her | better judgment Ralph Bellamy plays the male | ‘lud and Walter Connol]y has a Im character part, > Crotalaria has come into wide ,(:\\'01' as a soil-improvement crop yamong farmers of North Carolina. ; Shattuck Building PERSONALITY Can be best expressed in a coiffure which is distinguished for its individuality and artistry. Just for a change, treat yourself to the wave with the little end-ringlets that lend irresistible fascination. And it means s0 much to know you're looking fresh and cool these hot summer days. 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