The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1935, Page 3

STARTS TONITE THE LIFE OP' 'VERGIE WINTERS” with JOHN BOLES. HELEN VINSON - MOLLY O'DAY + AN RKO RADIO PICTURE ADDED SHORT SUBJECTS THELMA TODD— PAT KELLY Pictorial Review Newest News Events ON THE HORIZON :—— RICHARD DIX——IRENE DUNNE “STINGAREE” JEAN HARLOW—FRANCHOT TONE “Girl From Missouri” BING CROSBY—CAROL LOMBARD (13 ) 74 N oL 99 Were Not Dressing And the Sensational Recerd Smashing Picture of the Year GRACE MOORE in “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE” SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU special invitation to any be satisfied with thing are, and hopes that the good citizens of the co nity may be interested to at- tend. W LIQUOR ISSUE BE DISCUSSED BY MINISTER Questionnaire of City Coun- cil Scheduled for Sub- ject at Meetings - - oo - NOTICE TO DOWN TOWN PARKERS Snowplow will be in operation on downtown streets tonight, start- ing about 10 o'clock, and auto own- ers are requested not to park their cars in downtown area after that hour. C. J. DAVIS, Chief of Police. Tomorrow evening N S and Sund: ATTENTION in the N ern - L The Ladies’ Altar Society lnll Church, the . > Parish Hall sse will di; s the City Coun- | afternoon at 2 o'clock. cil’s questionr the liquor e S situation. The minister extends| SHOP IN JUNEAU! adv. t 7:30 o'cloc k D e e e PSS ST e SR R S ON ALL WINTER STOCK EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE. VISIT OUR STORE NOW'! JUNEAU FROCK SHOPPE Across from Pay’n Takit BAXTER PLAYS - NOVELIST ROLE - IN FILM HERE |Star Has Sophisticated Part in Romantic Drama at Coliseum If you are looking for romance, drama and mystery, don't fail to see “Such Women Dan- gerous,” the Fox Film release star- ring Warner Baxter, which open- ed at the Coliseum Th last evening. This new, ¢ drama presents Baxter lightful role as a bachelor-novelist He has three charming leading ladies: Rosemary Ames, Rochelle Hudson and Mona Barrie. Nine million women young novelist’s books, and a him from afar. Three women, who |are directly concerned with his private life try to reepact the love storid he writes. His secretary, i secretly in love with him, tries to | protect him from the love of two |other women, one a young girl who |has come to seek his advice in re- | gard to her writing ability, and the ulhcl an opera singer who is al- And there you are. splendidly in a tly suited to his | | | | i a dash of talents. All three women come throuzh with splendid characterizations. Il Rosemary Ames tops the others, it| is only because her part is the most sympathetic. Henrietta Cros- man contributes her usual polished characterization as Baxter’'s aunt Herbert Mundin gives things a comic twist as Baxter's butler, In the secondary roles we must mention the excellent work of Lily D. Stuart, Irving Pichel, Jane Barnes, Matt Moore, Richard Carle, Murray Kinnell, Frank Conroy, Fred Santley, John Sheehan, Addi- son Richards, Bodil Rosing, Doug- las Scott and James Burke. Such an enumeration suggests that the supporting cast is excellent - Shop in Juneany England’s royal honeymooners, the Duke pose far their first. photograph since their marri taken at Himley Hall, and Duchess of Kent, ge. The photo was near Birmingham, where they spent their honeynaon, Liberal G. 0. P. Urged by Capper WASHINGTON,. Jan. Republican Party must liberal policy the 1936 campaign, thur Capper, Republican, sas, de ed today. gh he opposed immed anization of the par- afford gu before the country in two years “We can't 8.—The adopt a in preparation for Senator Ar- of Kan- to c nary leadership.” The , ‘must appeal to the| with a party, he young voters. e - NOTICE TO DOWN TOWN PARKERS Snowplow will be in operation on downtown streets tonight, start- | ing about 10 o'clock, and auto own- ers are requested not to park their cars in downtown area after that hour. J. DAVIS, adv. Chief of Police. UPTOWN CINEMA Dog and Puma in Amazing Battle in “Trailing the Killer” A paimitive battle to a finish, fang against claw, and no qua asked of given is the se high-light of the latest World picture, “Trailing the Killer,” w is ammounced the headliner the uptown to ht. This ¢tartling motion marks an innovation in presentation, depici s it does, | vivid. drama ‘of the ‘Northwest | wooads, in true narrative form; and | presented almost entirely by a! | east of animal actors. ! The thrilling ‘climax 15 a des-! ‘porare fight between a police dog and a puma, which killed the do; master. In his blind anger ov :th' loss of his friend and ma ‘Mr the dog reverts to type and | a frenzy of rage attacks the m Idan-«mu\ animal to be found on {the North American continent. | Astounding as this incident is, it 15 but one of a ries of in- tensely inté ng s es of wild | life, whic] as unusual and | thrilling as anything that ever icame out of the jungles. “Caesar,” the canine star, one |u( the most perfect animals of this | striking breed ever developed, dis- plays a degree of intelligence that |is pronomen‘l‘ Mere humans must ‘t'\ke seconcl place in “Trailing the Killer” snd Francis McDonald, as the trapper, Jose de la Cruz as ti.e sheepherder are among the five | players appearing in this unique {screen play. The balance of the cast is composed of mountain lions, | wolves, wild-cats, rattlesnakes, | goats and other woodland denizens |Herman Raymaker director of many of the best “Rin-Tin-Tin" | pictures, also directed this picture | which is unlike anything yet pre- | sented on the screen. It is a B. F. ! Zeidman production. at llIllllIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIII!IIIIIIIIllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllluulllllllliI|IIIIIIIllIIII|IIIIIIlII|l||||||||||IIl|ll|||l|lllll|lllllllllfl END O’ YEAR “TOMORROW Dresses ONE RACK OF SILK MODELS—Values up to T . .. SPECIAL Millinery 'S STYLES TODAY” ALL REMAINING HATS—in velvets, and winter felts, some softies included . . . AT 50¢ AND I VALUES AT SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. Rain Capes $OME REALLY EXTRA’SPECIAL ® And you must sec our wonderful coat values! “JUNEAUS 'OWN STORE” ||lIlIIIIlI|III||IIII!IIIIII!IIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIINHHNHIIIIHIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIHWIMMWIM = = = E £ = g £ = = £ = = = = §‘ = E ‘_=§: £ E ia SALE STARTS JANUARY 10 AT 9 A. M. {the Capitol Theatre, ENDS TONIGHT:— WARNER BAXTER in : “Such Women Are Dangerous” THURSDAY ONLY! Preview Tonight! WARREN WILLIAM GINGER ROGERS MARY ASTOR ‘“l PPFR Juneau’s Big 600 SATS PICTURE WITH ADULT APPEAL NOW AT GAPITOL “Life of Vergie Winters” Stars Ann Harding in Role “The Life of Vergie RKO feature opening Winters," tonight a nitely adult theme and is intense- ly interesting drama of deep and abiding love. Centered on & problem of illicit | love, the film is characterized by a |note of heavy drama, almost trag- edy, which hangs over the life of the heroine. Ann Harding gives a tender por- 25 |"Bowles is has a defi- | W ()RLD” st Show Value ANY TIME .. ayal. of ., Vergle, Winiers,,, John impressive in his charac- terization of John Shadwell, Au- thor Louis Bromfield’s principal male figure. Betty Furness and Helen Vinson also have important \mles which they ' handle in con= | vincing style. The pm-re. whieh is scheduled | for both tomight and | Thursdny nlght has received stir- ,| ring reviews following - showings in the States and comes highly recommended to those who 1ik3 serious dramatic presentations. “The Life of Vergie Winters” was | produced by RKO Radio and was | directed by Alfred Santell. Brom- field’s. story was- adopted for the screen. by Jane Murfin. e« ———e———— COASTING NOTICE | Coasting on city streets is pros hibited and hereafter will be cons ‘nned to the toboggan slide in Evergreen Bowl. C. J. DAVIS, Chief of Police. —adv. mmmflflmmnnmmumlmmnmmunnnmmmmnmmm SAVAGE AMERICA! Here, for the first time on the screen, the ruthless, amazing ‘drama: 6f Primitive ' American Wilderness! Only the fit survive in the everlasting flght for the Right to Live!: NOTE' In my long experience in.the show business I have never seen a more interesting or excmpz nature picture than “TRAILING THE KILLER” and 1 sincerely urge every man, woman and child to see this picture. Ll/( zI ) /’) *«* ERIC PAULSON. (fnd]d ) ({: [Onn ANDRE’ GALLAGHER