The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1934, Page 3

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First publication, Oct. 26, 1934. ‘ust publication, Nov. 16, 1934. ‘Iseum Theatre program, tonight and ARMY FEATURE 'SALLY EILERS IS SHOWN ON STARRING IN COLISEUM BILL UPTOWN FILM } “Walls of Gold,” the new Fox “Keep 'Em Rolling,” the new Film; adapted for the screen from RKO-Radio Picture at the Coli- Lhn best-selling novel of the same seum Theatre, has down- to-eartls [name by Kathleen Norris, comes to pathos, comedy and drama; sterling |the Uptown Theatre this evening performances by Walter Huston The leading roles are portrayed by and Prances Dee; an authenti Sally Eilers and Norman Foster, filmization of a soldier’s life at|the two unforgettable young lovers an army post; and a stirring biog- jof “State Fair.” raphy of a horse which spent more | The story, aiming with all of than twenty years in the army— Kathleen Norris” directness and and these exceptional consmuents!lchc at the vital concerns of the of entertainment class this picture imodern youth, goes to the core of among the must-be-seens. a situation in which a young girl | Huston, Miss Dee and the sup- (is given one of the most difficult porting cast suoceed in making choices to make. She is an ex- “Keep 'Em Rolling” thorough en- |pensive beauty, and must weigh tertdinment. Huston's performance the advantages of true and unsel- more than supports the populnr‘flsh love and those of a life of contention that he is the ranking luxury and ease. The one is of- character actor on the American fered to her by a young man wh» screen. Miss Dee is charming in |adores her. The other is held out appearance, and upholds the high (fo her by the young man’s uncle, standards she established as Meg |a man of untold wealth, lavish en- in Little Women.” Minna Gombell, [tertainments and an artistic taste Frank Conroy, Ralph Remley, Rob- |peculiarly his own. ert Shayne and G. Pat Collins are —————— also seen in splendid characteriza- The feneral services of Robert tions. cott, Indian boy who died earlier Fine Double Bill this week, will be held at 2 o'clock “Broken Dreams” is the title of [Saturday afternoon from the Rus- the other big feature on the Coli- | sian Orthodox Church. 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Joseph Cawthorn { | Beryl Mercer-Buster Phelps PREVIEW TONIGHT 1AM “SUCCESS AT ANY PRICE” with DOUG FAIRBANKS, Jr. UPTOWN JUNEAU'S OWN THEATRE DE LUXE UNTOLD SECRETS-TANGI.ED LOVES Society's hearts. un- masked... portraye ing their despes ate search for happiness...when they learn it can’t be bought and paid for, SAI.LY EILER- v NORMANFOSTER RALPH MCRG A Rosita Morer.o Rochelle Hudson Directed by Kenneth MacKenna ADDED ATTRACTIONS: “Seeing Australia” Paramount News (11 : Techno Crazy” COMING— Leslie Howard and Heather Angel in “Berkeley Square” KIDDIE KLUB SUECIAL SHOW SATURDAY—1 P. M, R e e L o o o o A S B e P