The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1935, Page 3

600 SEATS 25¢ ANY TIME EATURE NO. 1. “BLOOD MONEY” with George Brancroft THE LAW GOT THEM IN! BUT HE GOT THEM OUT! FEATURE NO. 2 KEN MAYNARD “KING OF ARENA” I SELECTED SHORTS ~ LATE NEWS “Juneau’s Biggest Entertainment Value” FLORY GO! HOME “MISSING” MAN IS FOUND;PETE PALYK RETURNS TO CITY : Pete Palyk, wlose wi abouts a cause for recent investiga- by’ the United States Mar- office ere, arrived in Ju- u yesterd nger on Janie K., ved from his receat in St. Ann’s Hospi B patiént NOWELL IS J U BOUND Everett Nowell, representative of including the Blake, Towne, paper com- is a passenger on the North- ern for his Juneau headquar- Palyk recently was reported miss- rom the Senate Rooms here shortly before Christmas. He said, yesterday, that he had been at Sumdum. | ——————————— Shop in Juneau! e THE DAILY ALASKA | ES MARITAL LEAP 5y LILA MAK Lila Lee, the “hard luck girl of the movies,” celebrated her screen comeback after illness and misfortune by eloping with John R. Peine, son of a wealthy Chicago manufacturer brother. of Virginia Pine of the movies. They are shown shortly a the krot was tied at Har- rison, N. Y. (Associated Press Photo) BANCROFT BACK LOMBARD HEADS TOFILMS WITH CAST OF WEIRD. POWERFUL CAST UPTBWM}INEMA |Coliseum Showing “‘Blood “‘Supernatural” Is Strange Tale of World of Spiritualist World the weird tale world, opens at the tonight. Money” and Ken Maynard Picture | | America's most virile he-man of thé screen, George Bancroft, re- {turns to popularity in “Blood Money,” a highly dramatic mance of s d the und | world, exposin; the bail-bond | racket and providing a lot of thrills, opening at the Coliseum the- atre, tonight. Frances Dee, Chick Chand: | Judith Anderson and Blossom See- ley are featured with Bancroft, making his first appearance in a 20th Century Picture, a Darryl F. Zanuck Production presented by Joseph M. Schenck. Ken Maynard Back Making the current bill at the | Coliseum a double one tonight and tomorrow is the return of Ken Maynard, popular Western and a r who heads an star King of the Arena Late news and selected short subjects complete the entertainment pro- gram at the Coliseum. |Life Has Golden [ | “Supernatu of the spirit Uptown Theatre ro- Vivienne Osborne, H. B. Warner and Willlam Far- num play the leading roles in the picture, which was Victor and Edward Halperin, mak- ers of “White Zombie.” “Supe: sed by the a murderess the girl, a wealthy heiress, grief- a beloved twin brother, is prey for Dinehart, a fake spirit- ualist, more interested in her for- tune than in her brother. Mean- while Miss Osborne, Dinehart, is executed in the elec- tric chair for & murder committed. Warner, her to prevent her sure it is plotting. Hue, Couple Finds CRIPPLE CREEK, Col,, Jan.11.— W. H. Bond, 76, and his wife, 77, | celebrated their golden wedding | day by starting to dig a gold mine | in the rich Cripple Creek district. | They recently returned here after an absence of 35 years, obtained a lease on a mine they had worked years ago, and started operations. Three men are employed on the property. Are You on Dinehart. Sl L Seattle>Man Named WASHINGTON, Jan, during 1935. The seven men who form United States Board of Tea perts include Edward Bransten, Francisco, and John W. Viux, attle. The board prepares standard samples of tea with which all other tea entering the United States will be compared as to purity, quality and fitness for consumption. PRI T L S Boys Study Cooking Rundown, Ailing? 5 HEN you feel rundown, when your blood is thin or stomach ( gives you trouble, with gas,ior “sour | rising try Dr. | Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov- ery. 1f vou are | IRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 11 Carole Lombard, Randolph Scott, | Allan Dinehart. produced by is the story of | se body is pos- avenging spirit of Miss Lombard, as!meda, which was extensively dam- stricken because of the death ‘of easy a psycholo- gist, attempts an experiment upon | spirit from | wreaking the revenge which he is The experiment, however, goes |°®'S: amiss, and the spirit enters the | body of Miss Lombard and plans to use the girl to wreak vengeance Official Tea Taster 11.—Secre- tary Wallace has named the official tea tasters for the United States the Ex- , San Se- }in 1908 4935, | CAPITOL SHOWS “STINGAREE," - ROMANCE FILM ‘Slory of Modern Robin‘ Hood Scheduled for | Tonight ! “Stingaree,” a spectacular drama- tization of the careér and personsl | !romance of the lovable ‘Australian lbandit of that nime, reaches the | { talking picture screen this season as a venture into a picturesque new locale and as a recognition of the { popularity of hedrt-interest melo- | i drama. i ' Those two high calibre stars, Irene Dunne and Richard Dix, who scored so prodigiously several sea- when teamed in “Cimar- duction of similar great and the tively, with fedtured in a strong r part. vividly color- W. Hornung, ;' and laid in a of the Seventles, is the tale of a dash- adventure of the Robin Hood who steals from the rich in to finance his benefactors. he film deals with his supreme | adventure, his love for a poor girl whom he promotes into a world- | famous operatic success. Presented by Merian C. Cooper, producer of “Chang” and “Grass,” similar big successes of epic sweep, “Stinga; is an RKO-Raaio Pic- ture which has been lavishly pro- duced. It will have its first show- ing in this city at the Cadpitol Theatre tonight. FAMED ALASKA SHIP $OLD; TO BE DISMANTLED (Seattle Times) | Tt | | Nieder & Marcus Inc.,, ship | rokers of Seattle, today purchas- 'ed the former passenger liner Ala- ia‘ged in a spectacular fire while {moored at Pier 2 November 26 1931, and will dynamite the ves- i | sel The Alameda was acquired from | the |the former United States Navy submarine tender Savannah, pur- chased from the firm recently by | the Northland Transportation Com- pany, is moved by her new own- Was Blue Ribbon Ship The Alameda was one of the fast- est vessels that ever linked Seattle with Alaska ports. During the hey- dey of her career, with a record of 41 hours and 15 minutes between Elliott Bay and Ketchikan, the Alameda was the blue ribbon ship of the Alaska fleets. Many widely: known mariners have commanded the Alameda, in- cluding Capt. F. W. Clinger, Capt. Julius Johanson, Capt. Fred War- ner, Capt. Joseph Rdmsauer and Capt. C. A. Glasscock. The Alameda formerly was a |unit -of the fleet of the Oceanic Steamship Company of San Fran- cisco and twenty-eight years ago operated from that port to the South Seas and Australia. Built in Philadelphia The vessel was purchased from the . Oceanic Steamship Company by the Alaska Steamship Company She was bullt in the Alaska Steamship Company. | betrayed by ! She will be towed from her pres- lent moorings at West Seattle to || she had | the Nieder & Marcus plint when SPECIAL KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY 1P. M FEATURING BIG UNITS pescueser My’Be_‘auty Hint CARYL LINCOLN Nightly brushing of the hair will add much to its luster and “aliveness.” - ->o BE CONVINCED | Colds,..Bronthial Troubles..Drug- less Doelker. Chiropractic Nerve Specialist. —adv. e — Shop in Juneau! Straight TocETHER 4C A FOR THE FIRST 7 LT The thundering saga of Australia’s gay reckless bad rman history's’ most fascinating scoundtel. [P ATURDAY, J with CONWAY TEARLE STEPHENSON || Viking Club Annual meeting at Odd Fellows’ Hall on 12 AT 8 P. M. Roll Call, Election and after miéeting DANCE, ENTER TAINMENT and REFRESHMENTS! ® Music by Harry K ® For membe rane rs and friends ® Be sure to attend! ADMISSION 35¢ STURGEON BAY, Wis,, Jan.11.-- A centenntal in' honor of the com- ing of ithe first white settler to Door County In 1835, is being an- nounced here by’ the Increase Claf- lin Committee. Inérease Claflin | cettled on' this' peninsula in May, Little Sturgeon. He remained nine years before nioving to Fish Creek. Prior to settling there, Claflin had lived at Kaukauna and Green Bay, both of ‘Which were fur trading posts at that time, ek gt e d Creighton university of Omaha has six Intersectional games on its 20-game basketball schedulé, in- cluding two with Stanford Univer- sity. thin-blooded, need | to put on healthy dependable tomie. Mrs. Ida |Cramp shipyards. in Philadelphia | |in. 1883 and has an iron hull. Her sister ship, the Mariposa, also ac- quired by the Alaska Steamship Company from the Oceanic Steam- | #hip. Company, was lost in Snow | Passage, .Southeastern Alaska, No- | | veniber 18, .1917. | The Alameda is of 3,158 gross' and 1939 net tons register, 314 feet long, 41 feet beam and 17.3 feet in depth. H 8 S 8 RUSSELL INJURED ROCHESTER, Minn—This no- | tion' of ‘women invading the field 7 Oak St., Salem, Oreg., ‘of men’s endeavors received a set- t T Ii»w 3 A}n)rixvfis‘back at Rochester High School. . Di. Vicice's Goiden Medicat | Eighty-eight boys enrolled in cook= nand 1 felt e | ing classes, while just three girls he stomach ‘dis- | . signed up for automobile mechanics 1835, Discovery to in every way. It tress so that I ha OPENLL NIGHT Alaskan Hotel Liguor Store Dave Housgl, Prop. 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Passenger-Carrying Boat | JUNEAU RESTAURA! —— CAPITOL BEER PARLORS AND BALL ROOM Lunches Dancing Every CHARLIE PETERSON | | 3 {l Proprietor ately Priced Alexander Russell, employee of |the Alaska Juneau, received minor | injurfes yesterday, being caught | between two ore cars, and will be | confined at his home for several| | | days. |1 NOTICE In the United States Commission- || er's Court for Juneau Precinct, | | Division Number One, Territory | | of Alaska. In Probate. | {In Re the Estate of John Winkie, | Deceased. | | Notice is hereby given, that on | | December 21, 1934, in the above | | entitled court and cause, the un- | dersigned was appointed Executor {©f the estate of John Winkie, De- | ceased. All persons' having claims | | against said estate are required to | | | present them, with the proper | vouchers, and verified as requested by law, to said Executor at his of- fice, within six months from the date of this Notice, to wit, within six months from December 21, 1934. HOWARD D. STABLER, Attorney-at-Law. Office: SHATTUCK BUILDING, Juneau, Alaska. Pirst Publication, Dec. 21, 1934. Last Publication, Jan. 18, 1935. Private Booths Nixlit 900000000000 00090000000000000000000000000000000000 e [}