The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1934, Page 3

| 1 [FAIRBANKS JR. IN COLISUEM FILM SUNDAY Frank Morgan, Genevieve ANY TIME 600 SEaTs 25 €C FINAL SHOWING TONIGHT Another Knockout Double Bill Hearts will pound as) g: fn,’: Tobin, Colleen Moore artillery, in All-Star Cast thunders | & In keeping with the powerful! drama and high production values of “Success At Any Price,” RKO- | Radio Pictures has cast this Broad- way stage hit with top-notch screen | names headed -by. Douglas Fair- ' banks, Jr., and including Frank Morgan, Genevieve Tobin, Colleen Moore and Edward Everett Horton It will be the feature of the Coli-} seum Theatre Sunday. i The drama of “Success At Any| Frice” so interested Fairbanks and Miss Moore that they traveled thousands of miles to Hollywood from London and New York re- FEATURE NO. 2 “BROKEN with ‘WALTER HUSTON! ) FRANCES DEE Minna Gombell ’9 'and the officers and) spectively to accept their roles. DREAMS men of the 16th Fuld& Miss Tobin was selected for por- | 3 Artillery, U. S. A. trayal of an alluring luxury-loving | woman as an ideal siren type. Morgan is seen in a sympathetic characterization of a befuddled; concern chief, and Horton lends his inimitable droll comedy to the role of a drudging clerk “Success At Any Price” is the absorbing drama by John JHoward Lawson and was successfully pro- duced by the Group Theatre last | year. Fairbanks is cast in the cen- tral role as a poor youth, bitter against society and obsessed with | lust for power and wealth. He re- ceives his start in a job secured i for him by his fiancee in the Bd-[ SR R ey, vertising agency where she is em- \THD v'd""“'l' rat will ployed. By sheer determination he | lteach you, in one lesson, forges forward, forgetting her in his climb, and taking up with a i how = little sharpshooter;, gorgeous blonde creature. When can become a big nllot.] (ButJlflmhaditndo? | his empire crashes and the blonde {and partner betray him, he is , he'd_look out for that, an.) Directed by George Archainbad from the story by Leonaril Nason. Mevian' C. Cooper, executive producer.) _RKO-RADIQ Picture | STARTS SUNDAY HOW TO MAKE A /MILLION DOLLARS Late NEWS Events | saved from destruction by his busi- | ness girl fiancee. J. Walter Ruben directed “Suc- | cess At Any Price” from a scenario | by Lawson and Howard J. Green. | Nydia Westman and Henry Kolker, | | Allen Vincent and June Brewster | {are in the cast. | “Keep 'Em Rolling” with Walter Huston and Frances Dee, army post feature, and “Broken Dreams” will be seen on the double feature bill | for the last times tonight. ‘Collse- Moore ‘Edward Everett Horton Rhineland Memories Scenic And Late News 25t 25 AW 95 X o Wit LAST TIMES TONIGHT. Gitls ¢€o LIFEUM MI.K.E DANI;LOFF AND |business Sunday morning and wi]ll feature a complete bakery line and ANDREW PEATOS, TAKE first class eafe and restaurant sery- | OVER STAR BAK E R ice. Mr. Souflis is retiring because of ill health, but both he and his family will remain in Juneau. Mike Daniloff, well known baker o i3, e e k) L who has been employed locally for | MARRIAGE LICENSE IS the last eight years and Andrew ISSUED THIS MORNING Peatos, chef, have leased the Star | Miss Norma M. Minzgohr and Bakery and Restaurant from the |John ©. Homme, both of Juneau, owner, J, A. Soufllis for a period |took out a marriage license in the of one year. U. S. Commissioner’s Court this The partners will take over the morning. Insist on Bottled and Draft Acme Beer Only Non-Fattening and Most Enjoyable Beer on the Market ling FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS California Brewing Assn. C. E.-WARTER, Agent P. O. Box 738 Juneau " s 5 A PRl kLA LESLIE HOWARDHEATHER GE skillfully” N.Y. Herald-Tribune' See it from the beginning — Feature starts at 8:10 and 10:15 SPECIAL ADDED SHORT SUBJECTS “TORCHY’S LOUP SPOOKER” FOX NEWS—Alvays the Best 2t ¥ CHARMING STORY GEARK GABLE IN TOLD AT UPTOWN ZTHEATRE_SIINI]AY; COMES SUNDAY i g “Berkeley Square” with Myrna Loy Heads Splen- Leslie Howard, Heather Angel on Tomorrow Long awaited as an event of the | cinematic importance, Fox Films production of “Berkeley Square” | opens Sunday at the Uptown Thea- | highly ter. This nicture, the fourth inde- | pendent etfort by Jesse L. Lasky, season in fine dramatic teamwork, has been produced on an elabor- te scale, somewhat similar to “Cavalcade.” The picture was di- rected by Frank Lloyd, maker of ‘iCavalcade,” and boas:s a notable cast headed by Leslie Howard and Heather Angel. “Berkeley Squarc,” which played twice in London and for eight months on Breawny as a play is unusual in thceme. The story con- ci°ns itself wica a man of the p.€sent who believes the past still eists. His desire -to take himself back 150 years becomes so great that he forgets the present and finds himself living in the eigh- teenth century. As a man of the present living in the past Leslie; Howard finds he has many diffi- cult problems to solve, the most importart of which is his love fur Heathe: Angel. The mutual attrac- tion of these two people, each from a different era, gives “Berke- ley Square” the unusual touch that has made it the talk of the country. Leslie Howard who has a diffi- cult role to portray, is said to give an inspired performance that outdoes any of his former roles. Heather Angel who is seen oOppo- site Howard plays her moss im- portant role to date. The remain- ing members of the cast include Valerie Taylor, Irene Browne, Olaf Hytten, Beryl Mercer, Colin Keith- Johnston, Alan Mowbray, Juliette Compton, Betty Lawford, Ferdi- nand Gottschalk, Samuel Hinds and David Torrence. Last Times Tonight “Walls of Gold” with Sally Eil- ers and Norman Foster will be seen for the last times tonight. > e g SHOP IN,JUNEAU! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1934, - 5 L + STARTS Matinee Preview SUNDAY 2P.M. Tonitel A. M. BROADWAY’S @ B 0 & STAGE HIT! : Marches forth to SCREEN FAME A Nurse who worshipped “MEN IN WHITE” did Supporting Cast in { Remarkable Feature , “Men in White,” new M-G-M production, opening Sunday at the { Capitol atre, brings a new and omed screen team to jgrateful audiences, Clark Gable and |Myrna Loy set a new high this A Cirl with Millions . who tempted him from his career Clark Gable more charming than ever, as the young doctor RO and promise other popular com- binations some sprightly compe- tition. | “Men in White” is a hospital istory, the finest of its kind you are ever apt to see. The drama is concerned with the struggle of a {young interne (Clark Gable) to be- come a great surgeon in spite of his passionate love for Laura, a beautiful heiress (Myrna Loy). Has No Time for Love The training on which Gable is i bent leaves no time for amorous dalliance, which results in disap- pointment and a fleeting liaison AR The Viking Club will meet TONIGHT at 8 o’clock in the I. 0. 0. F. HALL Dancing will follow the regular meeting at about 9:30 P. M. Refreshments Everybody Welcome A I Best Music with JEAN HERSHOLT ELIZABETH ALLAN Admission 35¢ ; ANY P o \‘\; A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer i . ‘ < X Picture : PLUS ALL OF THES ¢ e K {GENEV[EVE : o M;lrderfat Bcri%;e : T : n interesting Culbertson !Two B IN Bridge iessone i Hollywood on A ifigfifiAN‘ Bl JUNEAU'S OWN THEATRE DE LUXE i i ! il Where You Enjoy Comfort—Sound—F'ine Pictures Water Lure - SUNDAY — MONDAY ee W "k ok ok “ HAUNTING LOVE STORY” —N.Y.Eve. Sun . romantic = N.Y. American «pj LAST TIMES TONIGHT “ WALLS OF GOLD” with SALLY EILERS—NORMAN FOSTER Also—*“Techno Crazy” N Strangely beautiful,clever “Touching story of a timeless, ageless love.” — N._Y. American “In a class by itself.. filled ‘with gentle humor and ‘appealing pathos.” “An exciting experience you can’t afford ¢o miss.” « Josso L. Lasky Prégueion SQUARE OTTO KRUGER 10000 OO TR Charming Scenic * ok ® Mickey Mouse Cartoon 7 % Four Stars. and tenderly — Daily News * * ~ SPONSORED BY THE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS WOMEN’S CLUB OF JUNEAU PITOL THEATRE I SHOW PLACE OF JiJNEAU g L T = N. Y. Times *: =N_.Y. Mirror lllllIHHII||I|I[IIIIlllfifllliflflfllfllHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII_IIIlllllllllllllmlmfllllllllflllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHH .3 A —— e 1 \ with a nurse (Elizabeth Allan). ngh credit for his direction. Hu’boy in St. Ann’s Hospital at 9:15 Gripping scenes and situations, | deft, sure touch is largely respon- |o’clock last night. which do much to humanize Laura, |sible for the pace and unlagging in- and bring her 10 realize the tre- | terest of the picture. mendous importance of his work | to a brillilant surgeon, provide all‘. e s iR T of these excellent performers with ample opportunities to show their | ® HOSPITAL NOTES . hisirionic abilities, and keep the|® ®* ®* ® ® ® ® ¢ 0 e 0o 00 audience tensely -interested. Charles Woodand had three toes The supporting east of “Men in |amputated at St. Ann's Hospital White” is exceptionally brilliant. [last night, following an injury to Jean Hersholt, Otto Kruger, C. his foot. His condition was re- Henry Gordon, Russell Hardie, Wal- | ported as good at the hospital this lace Ford, Henry B. Walthall and | morning. others of note—all add to the | dramatic workmanship of this ex- cellent film, Mrs. J. C. Roehm gave birth to | Richard Boleslavsky deserves an eight and three-quarter pound Marvel Geddes entered St. Ann's Hospital for medic:! treatment this morning. PSR TR0, S, Mrs. Sam Niemi, who had been a surgical patient, was discharged from St. Anh's Hospital today. - - ——— NOTICE DUMP TRUCK OWNERS All truck owners that wish to haul rock report tomorrow morning at City Hall The same rates will be paid that were paid on the Wil loughby Avenue profect. 1. GOLDSTEIN, —ady,