The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 12, 1934, Page 3

Starts Tonite Starts Tonite THEATRE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU a man-eating crocodile! diama of Tarzan and filmed! Al Al 50 thundering elephants lar love scenes beneath trdp- SEB in 2 mad stampede! ical waters! will leave Terrors of the wilder- ness in the mightiest darkest Africa ever Y The nerve-tingling race to the Elephant’s Bury A Fortune in Tvory! SE ing Greund. SEE SEE 100 roaring lions, in a wild jungle attack! his Two solid hours of amazing adventure that you spelibound! Y ) BACK A Starts ‘ G B Do not confuse this picture with any *5 "', T e B and i}"g'} /‘/ yeu ha seen. \ §4 It is entirely NEW ! and presented on the = screen for the FIRST TIME! THE RACE T() THE - PHANT BURIAL GROUND! And the battle for ] millions in Ivory! Tarzan leading the elephant herd E st the sav- age A scene without parallel for thrills! Death pursued them in the water! Tarzan . . . mighty monarch of the ¢ . . . returns to battle for his bride in the greatest thrill drama of all time! with MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN Based on the char- acters created by Ed- gar Rice Burroughs | SPECIAL MICKEY MOUSE CLUB MEETING-1 P.M. SATURDAY Every Mickey Mouse Club member and kiddies that wish to join be at the CAPITOL SATURDAY—1 P. M. Special Business Meet- ~ing and'A BIG SHOW! DR. J. W. EDMUNDS, well |ideas pertaining to glasses, with and Pike Building, Seattle, known and popular SEATTLE OP- many new and improved develop- |now at the Gastineau Hotel. Phone | TOMETRIST, is NOW HERE at ments; and will be pleased to |10 for appointment. —adv. the GASTINEAU HOTEL, for one meet all who desire the latest ——————e week, until about SUNDAY, 13TH | INST., correcting Eye discomfort with scientifically fitted GLASSES. 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