The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1934, Page 3

AR oot B BRI, 1 UL R - AN BLONGEL STARS IN GRAND COMEDY COMING ‘T've Got Your Number’ Entertaining Feature at Capitol Friday TENUEHRUMANGE GEORGE BRUS d PORTRAYED AT CASH STORE THE COLISEUM MAKING HIT. [Helen Twelvetrees Stars in de n Tkl O Opened This| Glamorous Role in ‘All | Morning — Throng of Men Are Enemies’ Customers All Day George Brothers Pay ’'n Takeit . 1 Aldington’s epic romance, “‘All Men started off with the proverbial Are Enémies,” will be the feature bang, when the doors were opened tonight only at the Coliseum The- ‘this morning, and throtighout ‘the atre. Advance reports indicate that day a record breaking number of the film: catches the superb ro- shoppers and buyers filéd in “and mantic spirit. of the novel around the busy new cash store. Helen Twelvetrees portrays the = Afl' of the grocery, fruit, cdnned role of the beautiful Viennese girl goods and liquor departments have opposite Hugh Williams, an Eng- been rearranged so that shoppers can lishman who is a newcomer to the easily strol laround the' store and | LIFE and BEAUTY! LOVE and JOY!| Is or jOSEP!{ M. SCHENCK. presents The screen version of Richard “I've Got Your Number,” the | | {widely heralded Warner Bros. pic- | [ | HUGH WILLIAMS HELEN TWELVETREES jture dealing with the romance of {the telephone, is ifiesfeature at- {Traction at the ba.p“ol Thehtre | Friday .= The screen phv*;y Warren ‘Duff | and Sidney Sutherland pictures in | gweeping panorama the vital ac-| tivities of, telephone employees | in their contacts with the. publ:c.’ STARTS TOMORROW * son in Supporting Cast of Schilling Mustard. b 7+ e e ik TAKE NEW POSITION of iast night's card party at the| ,nong the many passengers on| days in Juneau on their way home RA Odd Fellows' Hall gven by Per 5 PR i h st ed | Mr. Trefz- . < ” 24, doesn’t digest. It just decays in the bowels. 2 e L Prncess Noral, which stopped | from Ketchikan, where efz- of “Crooked Circle It's so strong s bloats up your stomach. You have ®|! Mss Estella Wolfe, clerk in the Severance Rebekah Lodge. Gay g jyneau this morning south-|ger was called as a witness in & 7 S and full of flavor' ki Stton bresics oot n biermishen. ¥our head | Finance and Accounts Office of the streamers, cats and witches Were ,o,.q were the crew of the White | naturalization case during the re- & . | uh:;?_dyoul;édw"fl“‘“»’ffl“""“‘ United States Forest Service here'dround the hall and the dining pyg yake Atlin steamer Tutshi.|cent term of court in that eity. The Crooked riot of fun °11° 3 o e Ja_camTeRs [since last July, has received vord titles were also festive with orange c,ny A T McDonald of the Tut-| Mr. Trefsgar is one of the prom- and Moshigh WiquAs Bitislead c l ln il Lm:fln PT”:(A me< thess two |of her transfer to Lincoln, and black decorations. The VISit|g, yas enroute to his home in |inent business men of Yakutat (g S, exoTont thulhay el wiil l’:’.,“".:,“:,f’é“up“"r"g, e aaks Yo | braska, where she will be se f three sheet-draped figures added 'yanoouver, B, C. Roy Ledingham, |where he is engaged in the mining, have its first showing here at the barmless, gentle v..mll. extructs, amazing (o Paul H. Roberts, Acting Ad-|®h @ppropriate touch to the Party. |, . was tle and | fur and fishing industries. They o e g et Mus,a’d ! ';::::::::;:fit:‘;}:mm" freel¥)| miinistrative Director. of, the Sheld- l Prize winners in bridge were | ipnors for for the | expect to leave for their home on Thrills apd chilis combine™ with | Little Liver Pills. Look for the erbelt prOj(’Ct being carried through | Mrs. Mabel Blanck high in con- months. | the steamer Yukon. Soicbes 1 (Giietia Zasn Wi =1 et e via ousse Bl B the | b s S T ] i AT AR g U. . Forest, Service direction. Miss | ¥ .dlIII|IIIHlll|||||||IHIIIIIIllIIIl|||!IIlllllllllllI|||IIIIHHllll|IllllllllllllIllllllllllh. AR ASARORAROCAARAER | woite witl teave Juneau on the | BTHTE R00 20 3 nombon e L+ [ Newestern soutbhonnd on hee| In pinochle Mrs. Carol Campbelle | & E way to Nebraska to take over her 8nd E. M. Polley carried off the| ¥ H > il Poation. { honors with Mrs. Addie McKinnon | E | o and James Larson low, H | Mrs. Ed Dull and Dave Brown‘ 8 N . BAKER LEAVES CITY scored high in whist, Mrs. Anna 5 H | Winn and Tom Dull being award- “JUNEAU’S OWN THEATRE” ] | Sam Baker, traveling salesman, |ed consolation prizes. i | left Juneam as a passenger on the Last night's party was ope of o | Kenai. Baker is bound for smm 'the most successful s.nd enjoyable — g J 1B " Daily Cross-word Puzzle “ { i -« | | AcRoss Solutlon of Yesterday's Puzzle 27. German title ca | t :!uun: device :gull‘v'-l‘-nt i | o - the COPS! | certificates 12 i i i Plcher e v ;g. dyromatic wood (B[] 33, %’nuy November 1st to December 1st I8 By o, [SITIETAT Wi it's a RIOT £ i A OO0 o pi of funand | “es)f 20 Néw Englana 6. Blojokicnl. v o, N’ MEN’S SHOES 22, Covering Tor Siia 23. Cond . ’ Black kid Blucher shoe—Sale Price “eisire o g1 peni" Ve Selby’s Arch-Preservers—Oxfords—Black or ‘¢ 2 Kindat {0 Bocks brown kid, Sale Price . ... $6.85 Black kid Blucher shoe—RSale Price . 26, Crieese w 42 Minerhi... - Black or brown oxford in Kid or calf skin— Py 3 o r Selby’s Tru- Pou.e-—l’umps and straps. Sale Salé Price 7. Wila satind ¥ Price ... -6 Heavy calf Brogues, double sole—Sale Price. H3 Lolaim & i ; Selby’s Syl-e7e-—-Pumpa, btraps and Ties— 35 Shureh sitting ). sun goa . Portalning to ©. Phgpaineg gos : Sale Prices ... i .35 and $4.95 31. Continent 61 Aslatic native 61. Tennis stroke ' 4 k S | 38. Bottom of the 63, Atmospheric 8. figg:lom g on 1 Kalisteniks—Sport Oxfords—AAA to C Men S u or ,hl)es 2. Narrates again g1 Sliarbacoes - Ydln; o |5 widths, Sale Price ... pap— - - o 65. Turt P rhe 56. Cut with & |8 & ! 87 Full dquble Lea Sol.e' & }’,gl“‘au hage 66 Musical ino 'r:'“' as : B s o AR Full double composition sole . 3.45 Long call | 61 Run away b, Suose Savisa - by H Women’s Overshobs and Single composition sole 2.45 G 8T B ESEY e @ £ * 12-in tops, composition sale .35 o, papASEWOria 71 Considerea 12 Bteralty % 3 DOWN j Rubbers U. S. light-weight Sportmg Boots—plain or 2 55::“." by - dellinatoms 9 rib vamp_ ., - n.m‘i“ tree I Lukowarm 20, Annoy, “ .S 7 S 5 fon 23 One-Snap All-Rubber—Sale Price ... b Skaish g . 0id Dominfon 3. Female d'tlonr'- . R O AR OO 600 SEATS 2 Charlie Murray Geo. Sidney “PLUMBING for GOLD” KRAZY KAT KARTOON PICTORIAL NL\L\ ANY TlME 5¢C THEATRE | IASU PITTS IN . LATEST LAUGH has yet appeared in, by reviewers. social season will be largely at-|lorn.” The program will also include |attendance desired. Balloting. It you teel sour and sunk and the world | tended i o o given by ttlw' l?f'be‘knhs The t:,i:s PROMINENT YA](UTAT F".M AT UPTUWN selected short sublects. Rl foee T i o Wby Sheing R 'REBEKAH CARD PARTY v weancuasy evening, nowm.| RESIDENTS SPENDING L e s Taey onaiine.\MISS ESTELLA WOLFE |IS ENJOYABLE EVENT > * I | SEVERAL DAYS HERE Ben Lyon and James Glea- Three-Snap All-Rubber—Sale Price Zipper All-Rubber—Sale Price ........ Light-Weight Rubbers—Sale Price Service Weight Rubbers-—Sale Price Women’s Prado Boots ... CHILDREN’S SHOESW CHILD’S PIED PIPER SHOES Black, tan or smoke elk Sizes 8Y; to 12—Sale Price Three-snap All-Rubber .. her fine supporting cast including | Ben Lyon and James Gleason, through the amazing chain of hu- | morous events that makes up “The Crooked Trail.” It is said to be one of the funniest comedies she $2.95 (hand, and their chance characterizations in this film will n’' takit Store. lead to stardom. | Joe George today expressed sin- The film relates the story of how cere appreciation to the people of these two people fall in love amid Juneau for the response they af- the languorous beauty of the Island forded to the new merchandising of Capri. Cruelly separated by war iplan the store inaugurated today. their efforts to find each other are | S e in vain, and each gives up the E‘LKS BALL 'ROOM GETS quest as hopeless. Years later, each returns to the scene of their first RENOVAT[NG DAN c£ meeting, Capri, with the hope of ! finding at least the solace of a glorious memory. Fate plays With work progressng rapidly on a'the redecorating and renovating of reunion ithe Elks' Club ball room, every=- culminates the glorious story of thing is expected to be in readiness fnyihg Jory, for the Elks dance Saturday night, Although this is Hugh Williams’ 'the committee announced today. first appearance in an American-| Garland Boggan is sanding the made film, he has already enjoyed floor of the ball room and is put- an enviable career as a stage and ting on a special dance floor prep- screen star in his native England. gration, In support of Williams and Miss Twelvetrees, the cast boasts of such names as Mona Barrie, Herbert wAKE up voun LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL | I Halliwell Hobbes, Rafaela Ottiano and Mathilda Comont. - RAINBOW GIRLS Regular business meeting, Satur- day, November 3, at 1:30 p.m. Full Mundin, Henry Stephenson, Walter | Byron, Una O‘Connor, Matt Moore, And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go bowels and & mere movement doesn't get at the cavee. The reason for your down-and-out Od.(n;‘ll your liver. It should %oll! out two daily. 'Use% Iess | |Scottish Rite Dress Rubbers Light-weight - Overs Medium-weight Overs . Heavy welght Storm ‘BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES Black, elk, Blucher—composition, soles Sizes to 1 to 6 . .$1.25 Youths, sizes 11 to 2 Child’s short, sizes 6 to 12 2.15 . NO APPROVALS' Illfllll“lllllllllll IlllIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIlllllll|l|IIllllvl‘llllllllII|llIIlll!llllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllIIIlIlIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIlHIII IR IIIIHIIIHINIMHIII | American screen. Both players conveniently shop and look over and with each other. It dramatiz- | have their greatest screen roles the hundreds of articles carried the colorful incidents of every- | ADDED and reports indicate that their in the large stock of the new P&y j,day life to the throbbing pulse of Leni Riefensthal gse of Reichsfuehrer Hitler’s pri:| vate plane to transport Leni Riefensthal to Berlin for film open: ing has caused speculation through. | out Germany, The stage and film actress is part Jewish, SHRINE DANCE IS TOMORROW : The first dance of the season under the auspices of the Juneau Shrine Club will be given tomor- row night in the ball room in the is strictly invitational, Indications are that this event of .the Shrine LEAVES THIS WEEK TO | Temple. The affair| human emotions. | he picture is said to touch on | every phase of life behind the | enes of telephone operation, re-‘ vealing its laughter .and love, its edy and thrills. The story is| in fast tempo and the dialogue un- | usually snappy with plenty of action and a great deal of sus- | pense, winding up with a smashing | climax in a terrific battle with a |band of robbers and kidnapers. | Joan Blondell heads a large and talented cast of players in the role |of a telephone operator who is [used as a cat's paw by the crooks and lands in jail as their accom- plice, only to be extricated by Pat O'Brien, who plays opposite her as & trouble shooter for the telephone company, a self-confident, swag- gering person equally successful in +smashing the hearts of fair ladies jand gangster’s heads. Last Times Tonight Lee Tracy with an excellent sup- porting cast including Sally Blane, Paul Harvey, Judith Wood and others, will be seen at the Capitol again tonight in the screamingly funny Darryl F. Zanuck 20th Cen- tury Comedy, “Advice to the Love- Hallowe'en formed the keynote i/ Wi Il | 7 WIH oo l/// SRR TEERERTETESEONTRARERTNERTEECLL I N RNANAN: ,MWW,..--,,-,--4-f_‘-,,,,-,“,,,- S - ud W o, * Sizes 6 to 81 -—Sale Price. ., - ZAj ?(l)z::c?l :::glh?'{zops 3 ; E ..a.//“.fl. . | o g / ‘ : . Chddr en’s Overshoes Boys’ Storm Kin g Boots ] g==%zg=g%///===-. é TED SHORT SUBJECTS One ;Iln“]:, ;lLRubber, fleece-lined, snzesmmwfl.s5 U. S. Best Grade, sizes 3 {o 6 szgg § a!;//;///fl-.y// g v . PAT O'BRIEN * GLENDA FARRELL JENKINS « EUGENE PALLETTE THEATRE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Trefzger, ‘oi Yakutat, are spending several TUTSHI CREW DEPARTS BEN LYON ZASU. PITTS ames GLEASON mene PURCELL Dirscind by H. BRUCE HUMBERSTONE From thé screen play by RALPH SPENCE MONSTERS OF THE DEEP The Most Amazing Fishing Adventure Ever PlLowgraphed UL i