The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1935, Page 3

L TTL DATIV AT AQKZ AL TADIRE , TLIRAD AN . AIA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY. MARCH 5, 1935, FEATHERS KEEP “Home Was Ne ACTORS HOT AS PICTURE MADE ) e & “Cleopatra,” Now at Capi- 3 ; i - R R B! ‘Before Moraing” from e O Y tol Theatre, Has Novel : i e : ) l Broadwa; Sl;geg Hit, LAST TIMES TONIGHT Problem in Set G SULEY X | Comes to Uptown el ey we sk Tl - 5 3 ¢ arrillo picture, whic! e \ hf;"“c‘: l‘::i(fdpcl:;:”—&m who B 3 . ; feature attraction at the Uptown X N ..but Wmfl:’ the 5 eI il R Her ; e : : beginning tonight, will reach town‘ -~ v he m’ Sl lu.- & ‘.‘4 : « - 2 . | With the endorsement’ of America’s | ; '“’:‘ ‘]‘““l“:ll,‘.‘ dl“ ]i'( l ; S : | most distinguished detective story 3 f v ¥ o > writers, who should know whereof X Ll 4 4 they speak. RREN HENRY P, e o L i 5 : | Shortly before the picture was, SAVRENA e b released, Producer Robert Mintz, ‘W".L'AM’ w‘l(oon ,IY,‘ $ s : | g § 3 s “ screened it privately one evening C‘m‘ v De B b _ i for more than 20 wejl-known writ- E C C ers of mystery fiction. None of ~circular bank of Found guilty of slaying his wife “because she nagged him,” John Hen them followed the Ellery Queen STARTING 7 t across at Happel enjoys newspuper and cigee in Los es jail _cell ,tradition of appearing at the Optrich: featn bl .mi‘}u,wm ho will: ek appeal life sentence. “Home was never like this,” ' screening with masks, but none of V 2 P F 3 F ||7/' the base and 20 feet in height. e y T()/ I(HT g R ‘ I ook ‘ & y he says, {them were able to mask their en- ; . : = s e e el ILhusiasm for the picture when it put up, but the putter-upp fad hin shdbrs K 7 yotit aNove A S ik ed comedy, set in the background | The Indiana Representative took GEORGE : o MUS!? fi! GGMEDY M A N Y MEN DF taton of the Broadway siage s a - ng hi r % | g - |the floor of the House for the A w. Hawkins, Assistant Agent B “ E N s swolber 4n. th VAL 1 tation of the Broadway stage suc-|gvowed purpose of dispelling this|for the ®nited States Bureau of had to y cess of last season which bore the Farley myth, and to show that eries at Cordova, is aboard the g title. Edna and Edward P. ile oubte | he worked in t with 200 ¢ P . M F T pame while undoubtedly he does know &/ yistoria on his Way to the Wests GRACIE wokkers: Sid ¢ farod < T fi i E. 1Y ¥ L L {Riley wrote the play, and Arthur |thing or two about politics. he als0 | ward 1o prepare for the coming sese To keep on the & o Hoerl, who directed the pioture, |js liberally endowed With business| goy A A wrote the screen adaptation lnflibralns. A | ¢ & o o] th re of dialogue. Hoerl, incidentally, is the | Ludiow empliasized his sincerity. | the siage well ove: 90 at anl umes. Gracie Allen and George “Big Jim” Farley Never is featured with writer and creator of Robin Dale, | e explained at the outset Farley | ALEC CAMPBELL, A GUY o am, Habcy. Wikideon, ! Burns Come to Lapltol, More Eloquent than |one of fiction’s most popular detec- and he. have not “clickea” ' on | DAUGHTER Ri NING LOMBARDO It Joseph Schildkraut and' ‘Many Happy Returns When Praising Irish "' patronage; that “Big Jim" hadn't| A r Michael, in “Cleopatra, i - In addition to Leo Carrillo, the |even so much as let him select u'xe‘ Alec Campbell, Pprc of, 8 AND HIS ? | which was basegd on the life and quevre at it 5 By HERBERT PLUMMER cast includes Taylor Holmes of the | Postmaster in his home town, that | restaurant in' Faff and |his ROYAL Gracie and George loves of Egypt's most famous and pypnc i B rEneRnY . stage and screen, who recently as- |he had shoved him away fromi the | daughter ‘ire Westbound passen- CANADIANS R beautiful queen. Wb or “the network. : WASHINGTON, March 5—Post-|sumed Ed Wynn's place on the|ple counter on numerous occasioss. |gers on the Victotla on theif way eally Go to Town | i g 4 s master 1 Jim” Farley | coast-to-coast Texaco radio pro-|aven to the point of shoosing the | home - after & vacation in the o A PARAMOUNT nc:u E A LAUGH RIOT! I)O UGL4 S . . D t than When gram. The others of the cast are|U. S. Ministe § 7 > i . 8. r to Haitl. | States. in This Picture LRI . AR g : s in the > opportunity to S8y &|Broadway stars, several of whom | = A T A % i | with the “ TyoHe SR W o r the Irishi ). lwere in the cast of the New York | httons 3 ot he 1 Deal” elicts| production of the play. Included | G @ h glOWINR|in the long list are Lora Baxter,! V'SIT OUR s it's in Par s the genizl “Big Jim"|Louise Prussing, Blaine Cordner. | ich will as when he talks of his Celtic Neri- | Russell Hicks, Louis Jean Heydt, F 'l L' D 4 tol Thea- [tage and the be Trish have jyles Epailly, Constance Bertrand, am y lquor e’mnme’lt IO NEWS s to the and are pla in publi¢|and Terry Carroll. Take a good will attain the highest prize o Bole 33 % Gk < e ALIEN BRIDES their service. R R soree A0 and his o {look at Terry Carroll, when you Sabato Surusu, ohiel of fiki com- | WORE BEGUN, CIEY Hi y adians ing the' Consider, for example, his ubter- see the pioture; she is Nancy's music this of heaven anc ) American Irish younger sister. mercial bureau of the foreizn of-| Du to interference of the eie- S ) , B : L IR n N P s Rl Perts ko Ann's Avenue (tF the f one of their 1 in New York on = s 4 d to an American. Shige- | 9} 2 4 has :)r:(\n tem- . B i e s 30 ‘ 9 *8 “m"‘(he present Congress to find jus- 7 0, chief of the bure: of I rily interr 1 :\mll l)m"ifl‘nm» o 3 % s RS e .., tification for “Big Jim's" boast, so 2 uropean affairs, has a German | lation repair work which had been g . 4 g . (far as this country is concernsd. | )| r v s st vkl i g e as d ary L said. “Don't blame ed. || Phone 478 Prompt mm r“fi ElPLflP}%ATS AT Ehe re o N”"’““‘_““' Ito, :‘Z?:‘(fi;”‘ & Regiech WA R Sl 24 2 Prankiie ) \ line of Kel- In the Senate there are at least b S ] T et RONj,. in Franen, Ay 15 7 ' Pangborn and Ray Milla nd 5 before 17 names as unmistakably Irish| - . — . e wife L i yama b W s & “Higire f“_ g “ 3 M““ Aobih il i As might be suspe: them 5 8 s whose °¢ Paddy's pig. There probably are ccnsul-general a va , 25 many more who are of Irish Tokvo Sternly Discourages MEETING POSTPONED George Burns and Gr llen | names ere found in the role of the y s it ST b“. el Reape s g i SHE felces 2 of the Douglas Parent e, the § 1 ys- | A Les and descent, but the names of such a"e ()ne 0‘”"‘ 1cials on Lertain RIVER MAN T § re R ssccintiae : A / e wis o found Scnators as Duffy, Guffey, Dona- . # A“ianceg C. M. Dow, i WAtHh . ; . ! : A 3 1 hey. Lonergan and O'Mahoney—to | >3 i boat e . st 5 i | T AT s i mention only a few—Ileave no doubt | : R A o g S 3 4 3 A . es to Erin’s influence in what has y (Continuea 1rom Fage One) i e . e g 3 i s {been described as the ‘“greatest| \ ; . sl ! - A e —— o : - . oo |deliberative body in the world.” | C(-é",(’,r([l Electrlc | . In the House of Representatives the evidence is even more striking. | There are at least 65 names there | "1111;(,ll:)‘\t)‘\;&'ll::?".lll(‘ln‘ t Mfig REEPBY AND cflfi.ifiyss HAs “Before Morning,” an admixture parley as ‘Old Man Politics in- & W. : o & i Ay BVEEaNE LE1] ] ) of murder mystery and sophisticat- | sarnate. " l +AGENT, ,ON WAY CORDOVA SEPSICPE ¢ o and its newspapers to the le: inquisitive atmosphere of Bo- gota, where Katsube w nt. Such gnment, it shou be added, which leave no doubt that it can ; : AR N 3 ) be “a great day for the Irish" any Follow the lead of other Junéau residents. Invest 15 indication of official favor. 1 . i ; Tigh Envoy: Handicapped Butler ]‘/Illuro \ fitme this group’ wills [| in one of the new model washers. Over a 10-year Shannon, ~Maloney, ~O'Connor, | period at $1.50 a week, it costs nplproxunately T 5 1 to mixed foreign . t service marr t Dru [14 C(), ) ODay, Sullivan, Gavagan and | $800.00 to have washing done outside. In the same ax g O'Brien—names picked at random | time the cost of a washer and its operation would be nounced in recent years. i Ju:\[.;‘jolw there are several diplo- “Expeest Mosiey: Ordess ] > ;;'i;;e zllw:‘h;s ‘nlgm;mrfi the mem- under $300.00. mats with Amer 2 Anytime” . 5 3 Bk ¥ 5 | EASY PAYMENT PLAN vives who have s just | there { Phome 134 Free Delivery | KNOWS THING OR TWO [ e | As for “Big Jim" Farley himself, 4 : P LS it is common practice to describe | Alaska El"ctrw L"gh‘ and I | | | Ei‘m Pl.s the ‘“political member of . e President's Cabinet.” As Lud-| P C \ | low of Indiana, Democratic mem-‘ mocr 0' o (ber of the House, put it: ‘ i Sleadt pnsadd s, oot o Howe put’c "} JUNEAU-Phone 6 DOUGEAS.Plione 18 ;C'Mdl - to bulld up a popular mirage of, ; imo’ v \ { v d up a popu 7 i . d for of | DANCE Wednesday Night, March 6 | §iais | - TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY: . ° MOOSE HALL | by i | We have a complete stock of CELOTEX, CELOTEX HARDBOARD, “ . ,, - PLASTERBOARD, FIR VENEER PANELS. 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