The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1934, Page 3

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 15, 1934. g —LAST TIME TONIGHT— B AT ( LAST TIME TOMGHT.-— “A VERY HONORABLE GUY” HAV H_V_E SON | e | ing Shrough e, fim thet I re ‘ SPECIAL ATWILL STARTS SUNDAY Preview Tonight 1 A. M. Matinee Sunday 2 P. M. sioire IMMENSITY youm/ 1,000 ‘players c:r;d pe;rformers RRG Vocal chorus ‘ef 500 . . 1,200 wild . A R |teaming arrangements, by John frem 1 to 5 pm. ommpls...s great.bands of music ‘Boles, James Dunn, Sylvia Fross,|Uiers and the unscrupulous dealings | AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS f:cfhgg]‘w:om:iaize}r]erchtiilgmm‘:ve; ltlu bi 3 3 3 {the sensational fou _old “find” | Of others, rise to realize their own |adv. Office on Alaska 8, S. Dock g iy would .. 4,897 costumes’. . 335 scenes Shiries Tomple, Nioh Foren. “auat | Iove. The locale of thé plot 1s laid e e left free for social pleasures. .+500 dazzling beauties .1 .16 song hits ... s WARNE MADGE EVANS * SYLVIA FROOS e T YOO CANDY MARING DEMONSTRATION . 5. ‘breathtaking - spectacles with R BAXTER JOHN -BOLES =<JAMES DUNN “AUNT JEMIMA " SHIRLEY TEMPLE ARTHURBYRON<RALPH MORGAN NICK FORAN:' + ~NIGEL BRUCE MITCHELL & DURANT and STEPIN “FETCHIT Produced by WINFIELD EEHAN Associate’ Producer“ and Collaborator { on Story and Dialogue: LEW BROWN PLUS- SCREEN SOUVENIRS o MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON “Just Dogs” (4 PICTORIAL CURRENT EVENTS SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU [“Stand Up- and Cheer!” Coming to Juneau ganza, comes to the Capitol The- atre Sunday, it will introduce no fewer than five songs that have already established themselves as songhits wherever they have been ‘Aheard‘ Lew Brown, associate pro- ducer with Winfield Sheehan, of | this ‘most elaborate proddction, is the author of the songs in collab- oration with Jay Gorney. The songs, destined as the dance tunes of the world for I |“Our Last Night Together,” * {Take a Bow,” “I'm Laughing,’ “Broadway's Gone Hill Billy,” “She’s {'Way Up Thar” and “Out of the {Red.” They are sung, in various Jemima,” and Earl Dancer’s famous jan ensemble composed of the most beautiful girls the screen has ever | placed on view. | NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY A new TELEPHONE DIRECTORY lis being issued to all subscribers on or about January 1st and ad- vertising forms will close December 15th. For space please telephone the JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. TELEPHONE COMPANY. S 0’ JUNEAU” Until the sailing of the Alaska and the Princess Norah our special Christmas Gift framed pictures in wooden boxes and Christmas wrap- pings will be mailed post paid at our expense. A complete line of Christmas gifts of exceptional value. TOWNSEND OLD AGE PENSION You can sign petition for Old Age Pensions until Dec. 24th. Dr Townsend arrived at Washington D. C. State or Arizona first State to recommend plan. ALBERT WHITE, Rocm 9, Shattuck Bldg. awarded and MUSICAL SHOW |Popular Pair at Uptown| | Sunday in Romantic Com- heighten all the action. sALLY EILERS | acteristic backgrounds said to With much of the story centered the popular team'ol James Dunn and Sally Eilers, opens at the Up- town Theatre on Sunday. It is the fifth picture in which these -two, young stars have carried the stel- lar roles since their rise to promi- nence in the unforgettable “Bad Girl.” | The story of “Hold Me Tight” is said to have been specially adapt- ed to the individual talents of chorus. In each of them there is|— Dunn and Miss Eilers, in order to bring out the abilities they have shown themselves to have in their past screen plays. It traces the ro- | mance of a young boy and a young girl who, over insurmountable bar- ported as one of the most thrilling screen elements in recent films. The cast in support of Dunn and Sally Eilers is headed by Frank McHugh, comedian, and June Clyde y C 1 Showhouse Sunday edy Hold Me Txght already one of the mast popular of : & . the younger screen stars. Others With a‘ cast including Francis 3 b % 5 Dee, Billie Burke, Ginger Rogers, { « Bl " in the cast an 5 g | When cSiand Up and Cheer| Hold Me Tighi the new Fox in ihe cist ave Kenneth Thome p. "G, doun Hauiday and | STARTS SUNDAY:— Fox m’s new musical extrava-|romance at brings toge €] » J ot others, “PFinishing School,” RKO son and Clay Clement. The direc- tion of the film is by David *But- ler. Gladys Lehman wrote the screen play from the story by Ger- trude Rigdon. B e STEAMER ALASKA Leaving Monday will be the last steamer carrying parcels to arrive in time for Christmas to points in the Central United States. For points east of Chicago the AIR EXPRESS is available at very rea- sonable rates. For the convenience of the public THE EXPRESS of- fice will be open Sunday afternoon entirely in New York with char- All Odd Fellow to assemble at Hall 1:30, and from the Elks’ Hall funeral of Broth | J.W. ! @ A SPECIAL DOOR PRIZE will be it will be good and Something Different! TONIGHT-COME! ,Gapit‘(‘)l Béér P arlors tomorrow - afternoon at TONIGHT SHOP IN JUNEAU! Although he does not sing any and school. | songs, Warner Baxter has the lead- . There are several dramatic scenes k. |ing role in the picture. It was di- ' between the student doctor and rected by Hamilton MacFadden e Ows en Ion Francis Dee, as they attempt to' from an original idea by Will 4 settle their confused lives and har- Rogers and Philip Klein | monize the difference in their so- - @ . cial position. A tense situation, s are requested the 1. O. O. F. there march to to attend the er John Winkie. MEYERS, Noble Grand NIGHT EXCELLENT CAST S Francis Dee, Ginger Rog- ers, Billie Burke in “‘Fin- ishing School” Sunday ‘HAROLD TEEN’ ‘BEGGARS in ERMINE comedy-drama opening at the Coli- seum Theatre tomorrow, is bound to be good entertainment. No theme with such finished players could help being interest- ing. And the theme of “Finishing School,” modern as chromium cock- tail shakers, contains much that is | interesting to both parents and children of today. With most scenes set in Crockett Hall, ultra-exclusive finishing school, Francis Dee, as Virginia, gives an excellent portrayal of the modern daughter of wealth, whose frivolous mother, played by Billie | Burke, would rather turn the job Ginger Rogers, becoming increas- gly popular and more versatile in | each role she plays, takes the part of a fellow classmate, but one who | knows all the ropes and how to get around the rules of both home | | arises when he slips into school | during Christmas vacation to be with Virginia, left there for the holidays, by a mother vacationing in Florida and a father engrossed | in business. | The play is a most entertaining and pointing lesson to modern par- |ents and daughters. NOTICE ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1935 the scale of pay per hour will be $1.20 for carpenters as allowed Northern Zone by the P.W.A. CARPENTERS LOCAL NO. 1. FRANCES DEE BILLIE BURKE GINGER ROGERS BRUCE CABOT JOHN HALLIDAY Directed by Wanda Tuchock and George Nicholls, Jr. MERIAN € COOPER, ex-' ecutive producer. Kenneth Macgowan, | For all girls over twelve years of age will be held at the American Legion Dugout at 1:30 p.m. Satur- day. Mrs. Allen Shattuck is in charge of the demonstration and it is being sponsored by the Ju- neau Women'’s Club. —adv, OLD NEWSPAPERS ANY' TIME | | In bundles fo- sale at The Em- |'pire office, 25c. Fine for startin | your fires these chilly mornings. T2 SUNDAY MONDAY “He,s FRESH He's BOSSY He’s lost his job. But I love him and I'm going to marry him.” HOLD T £ e IGHTS O' JUNEAU” an a : Oom MOOSE( cHlLDEEN Until tne ‘m-efi the, Alaska [ ¢ 4 % i and the Princess Norah our special | b jy & All Moose children wno want to Christmas Gift framed pictures in | g i % i i take part in the Christmas pfo- wooden boxes and Christmas wrap- |4 @ @ q 4 the pings will be mailed post paid at| gram are requested to meet 2 our expense. A complete line of ’am‘s NN Moose Hall, Monday, December 17, Christmas gifts of exceptional value. after school. —adv. adv. WIN AND POND, CO. ¢ B R U -+ LI e E 2 s ik sally EILERS Stage Play : AND HIS ACES will furnish the®dance music Frank McHugh § : B ‘'TWO MASTERS’. To he given at the Douglas Governme_ixt School b TONIGHT, December 15 Under direction of Rev. David .and Mrs. W aggoner Admission—25 cents and 10 cents BENEFIT SUNDAY SCHOOL and you may dine, dance and be merry! PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR PARTIES, with Excellent Foods and Service AND TRY one of those Delicious Fresh Olympia OYSTER COCKTAILS! Directed by David Butler Selected Short Subjects @ LAST TIMES TONIGHT “Arizona to Broadway”