The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 2, 1934, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY;/OCT: 2; 1934, " al the SONG dramatize mus MUSIC, The *‘Pagan’’ Prince of Romance . . . and the Queen of Song in a melody of love that will give you ninety minutes of never-to-be forgotten thrill and joy! Hear Ilnm \mx: “The \lghl Was for Lov: “She Didn’t Say Y to Forge “One Modern Alrme other great Jerome Kern song A new thrill! o 2\% hits! ONE SMASH HIT AFTER ANOTHER! ® o [ [ FOUR MARX BROTHERS Duck Soup (J WILL ROGERS David Harem ® Lazy River ® GEO. WHITE'S Scandals @ WALLACE BEERY Viva Villa ® PAUL MUNI Hi Nellie FREDERICK MARCH—CLAUDETTE COLBERT Design for Living (4 MARION DAVIES—GARY COOPER (_)perator 13 THEATRE HE SINGING PRINCE OF cal love story which, on the screen, becomes 1934’s first outstanding claimant for sclection among the year’s 10 Best Box-Office Productions. typically, modern and wistfully haunting — ROMANCE blended with it emotionally and dramatically — STARS of magnetic personality and great charm. All elements catering to the heart-hunger of emotion-starved film audiences in a beau- tifully produced entertainment reaching the highest point of perfection. GREAT STARS IT'S GREATER MOVIE SEASON NOW! at the ROMANCE with youth, and the LOVELY ENCHANTRESS OF talent and voice Jercme Kern’s inspiredly melodious MIDNIGHT PREVIEW TONIGHT . BIG Melodies The Greatest Season of Certified Motion Pictures ever shown in this or any other city! CERTIFIED PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT Again this season we have been able to provide for our patrons the out- standing motion picture productions of the present day. ‘ The major producers are bringing all of their resources to the production of certified pictures, entertainment that will make motion picture history. Every important star of the screen and stage has been enlisted to work with the most able directors to be found. We have made special arrangements to bring the popular News Reels to Juneau direct from Seattle for a much earlier showing. With the showing of these great outstanding pictures, from all the major producers, ably supported by the finest Short Subjects and iate News Reels, we are proud to inaugurate Juneau’s Second Greater Movie Season! WE HAVE OBTAINED FOR OUR PATRONS THE OUTSTA NDIN G PRODUCTIONS FROM THE MAJOR STUDIES OF FILMDOM UNIVERSAL: PICTURES ¥ % METRO (JOLDWYN-‘VIAY EL RKO-RADIO PICT[YR!E;S PARAMOUNT PICTURES WARNER BROS. UNITED ARTISTS FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES 20TH CEN TURY PICTURES COLUMBIA PICTURES FOX PIC'I;URES WITH THE GREATEST ASSEMBEAGE OF \T;\(:fi' A.ND _r Jehn Barrymore James Cagney Ed Wynn Richard Dix * Ben "Lyon Lionel Barrymore Kay Francis Elizabeth Allan Phil Harris Margaret McConnell Wallace Beery George Arliss Tad Alexander Una Merkel Jackie Cooper Ruth Chatterton Nils Asther Chiaties Murray John Miljan Joan Crawford Joe E. Brown Charles Butterworth Anita Page Colleen Moore Marion Davies Edw. G. Robinson Stuart Erwin Slim Summerville Karen Morley Jimmy Durante Maurice Chevalier Muriel Evans Zasu Pitts Maureen O’Sullivan Clark Gable Edmund Lowe Russell Hardie Conrad Veidt Jean Parker Greta Garbo Lee Tracy Jean Harsholt Mary Brian May Robson Jean Harlow Sylvia Sydney Phillips Holmes Barbara Stanwyck Lewis Stone Helen Hayes George Raft Jean Howard Warner Baxter Fanchot Tone Robert Montgomery Mae West Walter Huston Loretta Young Lee Tracy Ramon Novarro Clive Brook Chester Morris William Powell Robert Young Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Paul Lukas Gary Cooper Norma Shearer Laurel and Hardy Claudette Colbert Pl s (g I SCREEN? STARS EVER PRESEN'I‘ED’ THEATRE Starts Tomorrow at the CAPITOL CAT % FIDDLE with Frank MORGAN Charles BUTTERWORTH Jean HERSHOLT Vivienne SEGAL From the stage play by JEROME KERN AND OTTO HARBACH Directed by WILLIAM K. HOWARD A METRO-GOLDWYN- MAYER Picture SlNCE 1914 JEROME KERN, America’s superlative musical genius, has written the score of many of the stages’s greatest hits and notably within the past two years that of “Showboat,” “Sweet Adeline” and “Music in the Air.” His popular musical contributions to “The Cat and the Fiddle” were responsible, more than anything else, for its great Broadway run of two years. . ONE SMASH HIT AFTER ANOTHER! ® (4 Ld [ JOHN BARRYMORE 20th Century [ GEORGE ARLISS House of Rothschild [ J WARNERS’ BIG MUSICAL Wonder Bar [ ] NORMA SHEARER—BOB MONTGOMERY Rip Tide @ JOHN CRAWFORD—FANCHOT TONE Sadie M cKee CLARK GABLE—MYRNA LOY Men in White ® WILLIAM POWELL The Thin Man ® : Merry Wives Reno s We’re Not Dressing BING CROSBY—CAROLE LOMBARD ® Twenty Million Sweethearts - . .¥ DICKPOWELL—GINGER ROGERS = .