The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 6, 1935, Page 3

STARTING SUNDAY LAUGH WITH THEM! LOVE WITH THEM! FIGHT They're the WITH THEM! youth of today—and the girls they love—stranded atthe cross-roads of life...Battling life's problems in a hall bedroom...Fling- ing the golden dreams of youthinto the mocking face of a bankrupt world! Don’t miss this unforgetta- ble romance of their fight for love and happiness against terrific odds! ' MARGARET LIMTSAY- : JEAN MUIR ROSS ALEXANDER ANN DYORAK NICK FORAN Inthe picture famous film journais hail as “‘a fine achievement''—"" First National's LAST TIMES TONIGHT NACE GERTRUDE MICHAEL ".'.‘fi%!:‘ PAUL CAVANAUGH :I: -? LUDWIG NELSON | JEWELER | Watch Repairing Philco—General Electric Agency FRONT STREET vividly convincine!'l SELECTED SHORTS NEWS THEATRE U SABIN'S Everything in Farnishings for Men ) ———s ST, ELIAS AREA IS MAPPED BY WASHBURN EXP, pleted Under Adverse ‘ Conditions WASHINGTON, July 6—Brad- {ford Washburn, intrepid young leads |er of thé National Geographic So+ ciety’s Yukon Expedition, has re« ported to the Society that the exs pedition’s work, which resulted in erasing a large blind spot from the map of North America, has been completed, and that the explorers | are enroute home. Outstanding achievements of the expedition include the first crosss ing of the forbidding and danger- ous heights of the vast St. Elias mountain range on the Alaska-Yu+ |kon border and the mapping eof large areas of previpusly uncharted | territory in the St. Elias region, not | far from the famous Klondike gold | country. } Fought Blizzards and Gales | | Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, president lof the National Geographic Society, sent the following telegram of con< gratulation to Mr. Washburn: “Heartiest congratulations to you and to every member of your cours | ageous and resourceful greup. Your { | | | suceessful accomplishment of ex+ tremely difficult explorations as |originally planned reflects greatest creait on every individual in your | party.” Almost from the moment Wash- burn and his companions arrived in the Yukon they fought adverse conditions. For weeks they sledged across great mountain masses, han- dicapped by blinding blizzards, by treacherous footing, severe cold and the threat of avalanches and ice falls, but accomplished their survey- ing and photography in spite of these difficulties. On one occasion several sledge dogs fell into a cre- vasse 70 feet deep and were res- cued with great difficulty and dan- ger by the men. ' Expedition In Danger Danger dogged the expedition even to the end. The message re- ceived today by the Society told how three of the explorers were stranded near a frozen lake when failure of the ice to break up de- layed their rescue by the expedi- tion's airplane. When finally reach- ed by rescuers their food was al- most exhausted and both men and dogs had been subsisting chiefly on a large moose which had been killed. The region explored by the expe- dition includes peaks which rank among the highest in North Amer- ica. The surveys and aerial photo- graphs made in the region are ex- (STOCK ISSUES WAVER; SOME TAKE ADVANGE —Mining Issues Exper- ience Nervousness NEW YORK, July 6-—Selective buying lifted several issues to new | highs for the year at the short session today, but profit taking, a regular week-end feature developed soft. spots elsewhere Today's close was somewhat ir-| regular. TFrade news disheartening. Nervousness of mining stoeks is attributed to another decline in the world silver prices. was not especially “MRS. NELSON AND . DAUGHTER ARRIVE ne lhxploralm Work Is Com:|Soft Spots Ale Developed :k & | M Mrs siste was ing th Hay | Ca in S bro son Nay abr | for | mor CLOSING PRICES TODAY NEW YORK, July.6. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine t wh stock today is 17, Amerigan Can| 140%, American Power and Light 4%, Anaconda 14", Béthlehem| Steel 20%, General Motars 33%,| International Harvester 4 Ken- necott 184, United States Steel 35%, Pound $4.96, Bremner bid | 30, Nabesna bid Pine Silver bid 19 asked 25, | JEAN MUIR FEATURED | IN CULISEUM MOVIE‘ Jean Muir, appéaring in tlemen Are Born,” which opens at} the ‘Coliseurh Theatre Sunday, is an| extraordinarily fast typist. Few or‘ her friends at the First National | studio realized her prowess as a per- i former on the typewriter until, one day, she brought her portable to the sound stage where she was en-} gaged in making the First National 5 film. Between scenes she set up the' little machine and dashed off let- ter after letter with amazing speed and accuracy Some day, perhaps. the Lall, blonde actress will turn all correspondence over to a social sec- | ary, but in the meantime, she gets a thrill that she would not | with, from doing all her own correspondence. i Gertrude Michael and Paul Cava- naugh, featured in the mystery dra- ma, “Menace,” will be seen at the| Coliseum Theatre for the last time tonight —_——-——— AJMER, India- new, world en- durance record for cycling is claim- ed for an Indian named Roy who 1kept moving continuously for 61 hours and 15 minutes. He covered slightly over 420 miles. 73 asked 90, Black |} Gen- i her | pected to be a valuable contribu~| & tion to knowledge of the Alaska-| Yukon border country. Observations { were made from a height of 12000| ‘me on the slopes of Mt. Hubbard, | ‘mo highest survey station ever oc—‘ \cupio(l in Canada. | New Peaks Discovered ‘ Two new mountain peaks discov- | /@ ‘r‘rnd by the expedition were named for King George and Queen Mary | of England in honor of their Silver | | Jubilee, and a third was named for | |Dr. Abbot Lawrence Lowell, for- !mer president of Harvard Univer-| sity. \ Mr. Washburn was high in his/ IN JUNEAU TODAY| who itian - June in Seattle left Ju- 21 to of . land return returned on the was hlx Naylor, were married at the home in Seattle. ied by her and J. J. O'Neil itendant. Follow- I Mr. and Mrs edding trip to 0 Juneau her ted her mother and ge and Eugene Nel- ee years Mrs made a trip was on journey visited ago, long her and nty countries, rn to California made her home hs Extra! since Samr Jose Teac years ago, she College in Los- Ads |she was _graduated She received. A gecond ¢ | English’ at o\mxum A Mrs. Naylor wil mer h her fam to Californ > sum- wi neau \‘( ptember >oo 2 ARRESTED MEN: PROVE THEY HAVE | BECOME ClTlZENS Two aliens riot ch, have sinc ot e 7 the 5 men listed Among rested on es in the recent disorder proven their citizenship, | 1t ed by the Marshal's office,,. They are John Turkovich, who was admitted here on Novem- | ber 13, 1926, and Ernest Giovan- ettl, admitted tq citi hip - here December 18, 1926. Turkovich is a native of Yugoslavia and Giovan- | etti of Italy. | Three others, Nicholas Kupoff, Alex Daroff and Buz Orme, claim citizenship. as| Extra! IN ADDITION TO REGULAR PROGRAM SEE YOURSELVES AS THE CAMER 4 Saw You July 4th YOU ARE ALL IN THE PICTURES SEE.--- The Parade —The Kiddies in their clever costumes! —Everyone catching kisses (candy)! —The threngs who walks! watched from the side- —The Aquaplane Race! —Don Clark taking a regular Miami spill right into the camera! SUNDAY EVENING MONDAY TUESDAY sapfigprcte it MIDNIGHT PREVIEW TONIGHT and SUNDAY—MONDAY———TUESDAY The hali-pint of feminine sweetness . . . SHIRLEY TEMPLE JANE DARWEL JUDITH ALLEN « LOIS WILSON A Fox Pieture LAST TIMES TONI Sylvia Gene Sidney ; Raymond in THEATRE “BEHOLD MY WIFE” i '“||||“||||||l||||||||mlmm"l"llfll"l“lm""llfl|||||||||mm“"l"mllm“l" *FAMOUS STORY AT MATINEE SUNDAY 2P M ing supervision were required of the studio during production of the S | UPTOWN OV SUNDAY film. Much research work was ne- | cessary to insure every authentic One of the most Wfiil repro- | detail in the picture. One bit of | ductions of a classic novel has been |realism is the great fight between |performed by Universal in bring- | two convicts, (Henry Hull and ng Cl »s Dickens' “Great Ex- | rge Barraud) in which the par- ' to the screen; The pic- |ticipants did not “fake.” open at the’ Uptown’ The-| gy, of Sing Sing,” starring Sungey Mary Brian and Bruce Cabot, will considered- one.of the |y guown at the Uptown Theatre ns' books and careful | g, <oy and continually exact-, SHADES OF LON CHANEY! Not since the days of the Great Chaney has . the screen seen such a remarkable characteri- ,pralse of the expedition’s airplane | | pilot, Bob Randall, whese flying un- | |der difficulties - contributed largely [} | to the success of the undertaking. ‘ /\ND TO:\]ORRO“’ | The plane aided in establishment | it |of camps, dropped food to stranded ' i | men, and took valuable aerial pho- ‘”tn \wgrflphs used in planning the route | i | through the St. Elias range. The | s i, e 5. e FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE ot B |ered with aerial photography. K- { ; areesat Capital Beer Parlor | —~UPTOWN- ~ 3| TONIGHT ONLY £ 4 SERVICE zation as that of HENRY HULL in the role of the man- acled “Magwitch”! YOU’'LL HATE HIM ONE MINUTE , . . AND LOVE HIM THE NEXT! . . .- CHARLES DICKENS’ ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST | goThe dramatic siory at <Beight § 5 . TR | Eyes” was suggested to David But- STOR’ES NOW ON THE SCREEN! : ‘ler, director, by a real life incld:nt The tale loved by millions brought to vivid life in a ot o g truly magnificent movie! . . . Produced with an epic He told it to Sol M. Wurtzel, Fox {Film producer, who at once grew | sweep of drama,that will ‘thrill you to the core! ... . All your favorite characters and secenes parading be- enthusiastic about the idea as a| i . A vehicle for the child actress. Among ', é fore you in. a dazzling emotional procession that the features of the new film is ¢ 3 b piles punch on punch! . .. It's the prolific genius of | Shirley's newest song number, “On | Dickens plus the magic of the modern screen! the Good Ship Lollipop.” | ith “Behold My Wife,” starring Syl-| wi via Sidney, will be seen at the;' o ¢ Capi i HENRY HULL, Phillips Holmes, Jane ‘apitol Theatre for the last times Alaskass Grc(ltcst Wyatt, Florence Reed, Valerie Hobson £ oivusA. rovghs PIANO AND ACCORDION ARTIST e S CANADIAN PLANE IS Presented by CARL LAEMMLE Directed by STUART WALKER ON TRIP. TO ATLIN, A STANLEY BERGERMAN 'Production UPTOWN SUNDAY MONDAY |SHIRLEY TEMPLE IS COMING TO CAPITOL| Shirley Temple, starring in/| “Bright Eyes,” has, in the pjcturg, |* “a perfett vehicle” accotding fo| |advance accounts which precede! S Fox Film’s production to the Capi-|: tol Theatre where it will be seen | FINEST OF WINES ‘OPEN 24 HOURS BEERS [ noon fii’ ‘the North: ‘Canada Afr, Express Stinson seaplane flown by, L. F. Barr, Manager of the Can-| adian aviation company. [ Mrs. Rice who chartered the plane for a combined busimess and|. Pleasure’ trip arrived in'’ Juneau| §! Chinese Dishes After 1 A. M. ANDER BEER PLUS OUR CASH NITE $50.00 CASH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ON THE STAGE AT 9:30—ARE YOU LUCKY? '@ DOOR PRIZE+~€ASE, RHEIN JUNEAU FIRST!