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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY AUGUST 16, 1934. D1 TIME TONITE - _—Auaskas FINeST r\ ta\n\mer‘t o) R If you think YOU'VE got troubles over lack of funds | see what happened to ' these two! IT'S A RIOTI TONITE IS SILVER NITE BE THERE EARLY PREVIEW TONIGHT carcer since childhcod. Now she's scis up her own menage. e | | (ruulam',c of Mother When She Becomes 21 Years oldl Ann Bercsford (Ieft) has guided her daughter's stage and screen studying interior decorating to have a career of her cwn when Anita Louise (right) reaches 21 and ROBBIN COONS now is 19, has been studying, like a Laby bird about to be released from the shelter of maternal wings, the business of soaring alone in | the Hollywood clouds. will interior her own She has made some m. must make | L T know she RKO 1 In other words she has under- e s tADIO | taken to go alone thro Har {060/ WIOADNE NG ticture | | studio life after a career spent :"‘k‘m"s"- ith a watchful mother in the ‘2kes, bub | background. a few in order ‘to learn.” Anne Beresford, who resents im- | plications that she is a “typical § THE PARIS INN { movie mother.” admils that sne STeen | has made Anita’s c in pictures ) (On Glacier Highway) Iher own career, and that if Anita v Rogers SMOKY'S PARIS INN TRIO EVERY NIGHT AT 10:00 |fails she will consider the failure T3 (Hear 'Em Do “The Flying Trapeze”) her own rather than her slim be'ween them, off FRIED CHICKEN — PIT BARBEQUE — BEER — WINE || blonde daughter’s. g Fostered Anita’s Career | Since Anita was a child, she b e B e e i} ments and family photographs, tol So it has been re-invested in An from year to year—in her edu Front at Main Phone 477 . and Mr. ) Next to Coleman & have had were she not in pic ‘We haven't bought a fine house,| because I thought money would be D e e e e T e e e e e e This Telegram Received Today: Juneaw’s Own_ Store TELEGRAM SEATTLE, WASH. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, AUGUST 15-1934 HALVORSEN’S JUNEAU, ALASKA. ARRIVED HERE FROM NEW YORK JUST IN TIME TO TCH THE NORTHWESTERN FOR HOME. HAVE BEEN SOMEWHAT DELAYED ON ACCOUNT OF THE SHORTAGE OF FINE FALL MERCHANDISE BUT HAVE MADE PURCHASES IN NEW YORK OF AN UNUSUALLY FINE SELECTION OF STREET AND EVENING DRESSES AND CHIC FALL COATS. HAVE ALSO PURCHASED MILLINERY UNDERWEAR HANDBAGS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES THAT ARE OUTSTANDING IN STYLE AND SMARTNESS. GOOD MERCHANDISE IS AT A PREMIUM ON NEW YORK MARKET. GREETINGS. MISS CHRISTINE HALVORSEN 271 “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” LANDS BIG LADY MASSEUSE make our hotel room look = i hnlm'e.(‘ o 2 : - s r Drugless Health Institute ||..i v, e wi S Tesgan >ee DOLLY; like ! Wilson Clifford Teagarden Episcopal Teagarden is e Want Ads | By | better spent in other things for | HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. 16— Anita, studies that would help in |Ann Boresford, Anita Louise's| BeT gt | mother, is studying interior dec-| Will Iive Apart Toration | But “,‘ two years, when Anita is | Anita, a former child actress who' 21 she is to ‘take a home apart from me, manage her own house, and live entirely on her own. practice studi Anita, one of the few child ac-| essés who has remained on the! throughout adolescence, Church. Teagarden graduated from , Anchorage High School last spring, | mployed | by the Fairbanks Exploration Com- i Pay! I decoration then, for I consider that my work | .oomis Baldrey, Most Worshipfui with her will be finished. “For some months now Anita has| is| is currently opposite Tom Brown in! “Judge Priest” supposed to be film., romance | ¥ screen as well || USE OF NAME T0 MAKE FILM Cynara’ with Ronald Col- man Qpens Tonight at Coliseum Theatre Tn “Cynara” the Ronald 'Col-| man picture, at the Coliseum Thea- ! {ire (onight, the Masier of Cere- ‘mcnies at an English village func- tion is called upon to introduce his mittee to wWelcome James War- lock, played by Colman. “His Grace, the Marquis of An- nandale,” he announced, reading the line from the script at one of the first rehearsals: i A member of Samucl Goldwyn's| staff heard the introduction. Tt sounded like a genuine name, not a movie introduction. He quickly {looked it up. There was a genuine M Annandale! The sleuth hurried to tell Direc- | tor King Vidor of his discovery,! and in the interests of censorship complications in England, to beg him to delete it, or to change it ,to a fictitious name. Vidor was amused. He pointed out the player concerned, a recruit from the Central Casting Office,| as an English character player. “He is the Marquis of Annan- dale. He voluntarily offered the use of his own family name, which, for the purpose, was far more im- pressive than any that we could invent,” Vidor explained. So the line stayed. B HONOR MASONIC GRAND MASTER WITH DANCE i A dance was held in honor of Grand Master of Free and Ac- | d Masons of Washington and Alaska, during his recent visit in Fairbanks. A visit to the also on Mr. | itinerary —————— IS GRANTED DIVORCE 4 City from Pnllh]l M United States Army of- ioned at Cheyenne, Wyom- PLAYER LOANS “MANY LAUGHS I‘The Poor Richr' with Hor- BUT 2ETRAY WHOM? | Spottiswood, and Miss Oliv [, the depres | moh been active in the theatre. Ann IS ON EXHIBITION |’ ently with her parents. | 3 Beresford, who once wanted to be o | l-' it P;M | N AI II )T PRINTFQ an <5 herself but was prevent-| The six-pound Dolly Varden on | oy e | Jl/ E J ( B, NG, ed by parental disapproval, gave display - at the Harrls Hardwafe| penry Moses. fur buver. left for | |up friends 2nd social life and de-|Company, was lunded yesterday by |y Moses, fur buyer, left for i [ voted all her time to fostering the, Mrs. Leon Ball e Tl e T : SOAP AKE A‘“'“j}* d";‘)“"? l:" act The trout measured 24 inches in Brhd i e | I 5 |, “From the beginning, c Mr. and Mrs. arold Ran- ooy & | |“I've made it a rule to provide & :om accompanied Mrs. Ball on the N, TORE | [real home for Anita, mo matter’ p | | M- I X w (lt " | where she was playing, whether in | M, i U. S. Deputy Marshal* A. 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