The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 23, 1934. e i - LESLIE HOWARD STAGE HIT ON - e LONDON BOARDS | Y . el “Reserved for Ladies™ Is f You Showing Tonight Only at Capitol Theatre TORIGHT ONLY DON She meant (o be faith- 1) ful, bt hor wekncss for Tusury, her yeatn- ing for lov ticag fe Howard, who plays the Rezerved for I s,” which comes to the Capitol Theatre tonight ly, i3 an Em h actor who ained promine: n stage about a decade ago. e of his outstanding dra- talent and attractive por- drafted him featured was an immediate and pronounced cess roadway appcarance s of Calv the next fifteen ye ed en major Amer the most promi as “The Green Hat pposite Katherine Cof O My Hear follow later which he score a gr which success he repeated in Lon- jdon on two occasions, in one of { which Tallulah Bankhead the fem- | inine role. Howard was not born to the dramatic profession. In fact he ed as a bank clerk in London v after finishing his educa- 2 tion at Dulwich School. He ic 2 with ly tired of his banking vocation { S s a . and joined the British army after ¢ MADGE EVANS the breaking out of the World s CONWAY TEARLE War. He was honorably discharged from the service in 1917 and then UNA MERKEL chose to b;-zomc an actor, Hm STUART ERWIN first stage appearance was in road show company playing * 0- ! Directed by CHARLES R. BRABIN e and “Under Ca' er.” & —————— NOTICE OF PCSTPONEMENT OF OPENING niDsS The time w TONIGHT TONIGHT of Skagway will re bids on the construction of the new water distribution tended to August 27, 1934, at 2 oclock pm. and bids previously called for will be received at the| Process Served Confidential Investigations office of the City C! at Skag- way, Alaska, until August 27, 1934, Alaska Detective Agency 6B DL i, ‘b WOk Yt they will be opened. of which s Dy WM. FEERO, Manager City of Skagway, Alaska, Room 1, Shattuck Building By L. E. REYNOLDSON Phone 2152 P. 0. 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SILVER NIGHT BE HERE EARLY! |"Day of Ru]\mum‘_, with Rickard Dix Tonight Only at Coliseum “Day of R ng.” based on a startling’ story of modern prisons’ | written by Morris Lavine, former | metropolitan newspaper man, is | playing tonight only at the Coli- | seum Theatre, with Richard Dix ! starred. The new Metro-Goldwyn- r feature is rep: dramatic record of what o ‘behind the doors” of a man’s home after he is sent to priso | The picture = was directed by Charles Brabin, who scored with his brilliant directorial touches in | “The Secret of Madame Blanche" jand the recent film hit, “State Mother.” The plot of “Day of Reckoninz” | centers on the conditions within a R. C. Dowling Marjorie Crawford man's home while he is confined in rison. The efforts of a wife to The “Kidnaping” romance of D. C. (Dapper I_)anny) Dowling, movie ’f:mnh“n a family by.plunging into dance director, and Marjorie Crawford, flying actress, has ended |} o economic struggle ave showrn in separation, according to Hollywood dispatches which said the ac- | jeading to a dramatic < tress would file for divorce. During the hearing last May on charges |which destroy’s a man’s happ.u Dowling kidnaped her and took her-to Yuma, Ariz, Marjorie testi- |only to enable him to find faith fied Dowling tried to force her to marry him. Dowling, seeking to |and security at the finish. prove Miss Crawford was a willing companion, once declared, “As Thrilling moments of the d; bath”. include the seizing of the ha~bmu God is my judge, I gave you & Dix, by police officers after he has embezzled money from his fir the weakness of his wife, leading ALL EXGEPT slx Yn u NG FRENGH to an affair with a family friend, her murder by another outraged | woman, the frantic breakdown of ‘BUUTHS RENTED AGT E STAKES |Dix in prison, the fight between |the family friend and Dix when | | | Preview Tom‘ht L JAMES CAGNEY they meet in prison, the final pro- ““ p- 2 Lady Klller bRLlOn of Dix and his start on a NOOW“QNMWMW ASSERTS MARTIN UP NEW ROLE =i it : § y| “Come around in Qctober,’ re- : — Ml Loot Taken in SEE YUH LATE plied Manush, tossing -the paper lOutlook Fme for Comlng \vams‘ Aug. 23. Mile. Maryse | L4 | e Aantssctnat endling, young commedienne, has ‘Dayli;:hl Hl)’dll[) SES% Tead mochelina . Fair, Manager Martin | deserted the stage for missions 0 ies o an g | Tells Chamber Today work in Africa as a nun, the third | Mianuth and Gehringer Will A::;féz::n; ““‘foffl;“,':fj,m French actress to take the veil h an within two years. | :RlOOtKL:'Nv N. "" /‘:"A'l- '5""'(- Wait Till October to made to the City Council of Fair- Friends denied reports that fail- The leet taken in the dayligh | banks, by Miss Grace Fisher, City |7 |ure to attain stardom in the bou -| 6armored bank car hold-up | Stlld_\' Averages erk_ ;hye Treasury had on hand | Numerous paved streets and side- vard theatres caused here to enter | Tuesday was all in 5 bills, the ? $5,148 at the close of business walks, new business and residence |the convent at Venissieux, near| police revealed. The sum of | DETROIT. Aug. 23 — Heinie pn %) buildings and finest of all, the new |Lyon, where she is serving her| $20,000, all in silver, was left. Manush, Washington outfielder, High School Building signilying the |novitiate. It is a case, they insist,| The loot is mow estimated to |and Charlie Geh Detroit (Continued trom Page One.) itinued expansion and growth of |of religious devotion triumphing | be smonu second baseman, weeks | !the school system, were commented over a worldly career. | EES S e wosed. o Tike e Aw- i R CARPENTER lon by him Yvonne Hautin and Suzanne De- NEW OLDSMOBILE 1]:' can lesg 1 it 1‘ ‘n_unp‘o“‘— | AND E ship, stood chatiing together one| | | | H. Hutchings, recently ap-|lorme are the other two youthful s . 2 e pointed Manager for Frye-Brubn |actresses who have retired into RECEIVED TODAY atternoon beiore the foams ook CABINET SHOP | , | the | l | Company, was also greeted by the |convénts, each after having played the fleld || | PHONE 4504 i steamer Islander, was re-'In the Court of the Commissioner °d by the Chamber. Passengers for the Territory of Alaska, Di- | aboard the ship, he said, under-| ivision No. 1, sitting in Probate fhere was $2,000000 in the| in Skagway Precinct, Before Can- | vass White, Esq, Commissioner Ridgely asked where he could | and Ex-Officio Probate thentic account of the In the Matter of the Islander’s raising, In the disaste JAMES A NETTLES, !he lost a watch given him by! NOTICE IS HEREBY |his mother which he desired to that LYMAN E. REYNOLDSO |recover if possible as a relic. cutor of the estate of JAM The Chamber was also in ree¢ipt A. NETTLES, Deceased, has filed | cf a request from Lieut. Perry ‘of hcrein, and rendered for settlement | |the U. S. S. Wright for detailed his final account of the admin- | {data on the local emergency avia=!istration of the said estat and | {ticn field for inclusion in the that a hearing will be had upon ,Nav» s official list of landing fields, |same, before the undersigned, at| - e, 'his office in Skagway, Al on | . the 28th day of September, 1934, at | se s e s e e 0,y py . AT .THE HO1ELS ® . All persons interested in said | e e 000000 and is attracting favorable studying your baiting averag attention replied the cameramar hopefully. | estate may appear at said time, lend place and file objections in | writing, to said account, and contest the same Gastineau Ronald Bean, Juneau; P. §. Gib- |son, Seattle; P. H. Adams, Seattl GIVERS wnder st Tandi e sed Jumr:(flmuhnrl‘ S ,71:.1"‘ r{g!gHM' of the Probate Court this 21st day Gaylor Adams, Seaplane NC128M; | of August, 1934. |Peter Palutski, Juneau 1 CANVASS WHITE, Zynda ’ Commissioner and Ex-Officio Mrs. H. 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