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

ZANE GREY at his greatest! NERVE-TINGLING AND THRILL- THROBBING TO THE FINISH ! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 6, 1935 FINAL TEAGHER APPOINTMENT IS GONFIRMED Wabasso, an., Instructor 3 to Leave for Ju- neau Soon Althcugh school has been in ses- sion four days, it was announced that the final teaching appointment | for the Juneau Public Schools had | been confirmed this morning. | Miss Edith I. Alexander has ac- | cepted an offer to teach the Fourth |Grade and will leave her home in lwabasso. Minn.,, Sunday or Mon- fday ifor Seattle and Juneau. 15t M-G-M News 2nd Ladies at Play 3rd World’s Fair and Warmer * STARTING TONIGHT London Melody 5th g S THEATRE KEEPS BUSY UN in “The Spell of the Yukon,” pro- | duced largely in the Interior, were N A s ENEsffllmed at the Cataract at Menden- Ehall Glacier in 1923. Daun also di- s rected “After Marriage,” parts of Cambre, Bear Cubs 'Strug-‘whlch were photographed in Alas- ) ¢ ka, and “Justice in the Far North.” gle’ to Keep Alive in Film Shots (Continuea Trom Page Ome) man Daun and many of the se- quences were suggested by his knowledge of the country and inci- dents observed while directing oth- er pictures in Alaska. A few scenes To Taku The Universal party went .0 Mary Joyce’s Twin Glacier Lodge this % morning aboard the Mary J. They R 5 i I'Will “retirn’ to ' Juneau Sunday in cast in @ leading role. time to take the Yukon for Fair- Del Cambre recently signed a 7-|panys next Tuesday. year contract with Universal. Ann| 44 pairbanks, Director Daun ex- Sheridan is at present working in a pects to - photograph the caribou Universal production teniatively .- migration and also to film se- tled “Offside,” which will be re-|, ences suggested by a trip to the leased soon. X Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes The picture being filmed here has|g,me years ago. At that time he not yet been named. »The screen| was very much impressed by a na- story, was written by Director Nor-|ive vijlage which had lost its entire ~ |influsnza epidemic—only the dogs - 4 | A Schilling human population as a result of an 0 Pure were left prowling the streets, hun- gry and vicious. ill aniiia 5 (Dellcafe /fib l& Daun expects to use the desert- o5 thefla?” ed vil'age idea in the film under production. He hopes to find dogs of / a suitable type in Fairbanks, and will show the screen aviator, Del Cambre, approaching the village un- | der the impression that he has reached help at last only to dis- cover that he is in deadly peril from | the dogs, who are cunning enough | to know that he has no gun. The dogs stalk him and he takes refuge Miss Alexander will replace a prospective teacher who, at the last minute. was forced to decline a Ju- neau bid because she could not ob- tain 2 release from her present position. Until the arrival of Miss Alexan- der, expected in 10 or 12 days, Mrs. Frank Schwartz, a former Grade ANN SHERIDAN IS STAR.AT COLISEUM Ann Sheridan, who is cast in a/| leading role oposite Randolph Scott, in ine Zane Grey film, “Rocky Mountain Mystery," which opens at the Coliseum Theatre tonight; was one of two screen performers award- contracts as a result of screen cests in Dallas, Texas, two years ago. The other was Del Cambre, star |in an 8-reel Universal feature pic- | ture, being filmed now ‘in Juneau. Southerners make the best West- erners, according to Charles Bar- | ton, who directed “Rocky Mountain Mystery.” In addition to Miss Sher~ idan and Scott, who is a native of Virginia, the cast includes Charles “Chick” Sale, who hails originally from Kentucky, James C. Eagles, a | native of North Carolina, and How- ard w:lson from Tefinessee. OPERATOR-IN-CHARGE SMITH IS RECOVERING g Following a4 four day's serious ill- | ness as the result of flu, Operator- in-Charge Charles E. Smith is again |at his desk in the United Seates Signal Corps office in the Federal; and Territorial Building. While Mr. Smith is rocovorin' from his illness, Mrs. Smith no\\ has an attack of the flu and is con- fined to her home in the Radio Apartments. , G AR BRADLEY LEAVES HOSPITAL P. R. Bradley, President of the Alaska Juneau ‘Gold Mining Com- pany, who entered St. Ann's Hos- pital August 27 for treatment of an infected foot, left the hospital today. — e, Daily Empire Wunt Ads Pay! School instructor here, will con-! tinue to teach the Fourth Grade. Alice Erb. Miss Alexander is well qualified both ir training and experience for work Fere. She is graduate of the Moorhead Teachers College at Bachelor of Education degree after taking a four-year course. She has taught in several Minnesota com- munities. evolves a meth od of outwitting them. The scenes which will be shnt at Taku Glacier today show the film aviator immediately after his ship has been wrecked on a glacier. He is seen discarding his fur flying garments and struggling across the ice ‘o firm ground. SWEEPSTAKES TICKET COMEDY AT CAPITOL In “The Winning Ticket,” Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer comedy which opens at the Capitol Theatre to- night, Leo Carrillo plays the part of an Italian barber married to an Irish wife, portrayed by Louise Fa- zenda, in a series of hilarious trou- bles connected with the loés of a winning Irish Sweepstakes ticket. The cast includes Ted Healy, Luis Alberni, Akim Tamiroff, Irene Har- vey, James: Elison;4ttle - Ronnic Fitzpatrick, Betty Jane Graham, Billy Watson and others. Charles F. Reisner directed the comiedy. MRS. ROBERTSON IS GOING SOUTH ‘When Carol Ann Robertson leaves Monday for Seattle, where she will enter the University of Washington, her mother, Mrs. R. E. Robertson, will accompany her. Mrs. Robert- son will remain in Seattle for three weeks, visiting with friends, and will then return to her Juneau home. R ® 80 0000000000 . AT THE HOTFEIE& 0 0 07 000 8 Y Gastineau A. N. Minard and .wife, Taku; D. Kinnaley; Luther K. Pendleton. Alaskan in a cebin where he is held Agnes Hammersley, City. Moorhead, Minn. She earned a| fer by the hungry pack until he| Mrs. Schwartz is the former Miss| The $17,250,000 the payment of liquors for sale. represented unp All garnishments filed against the avoided trial on forfeiting $100,000 The above explains Whiskey at a price pay! iflll against the Reifel liquor interests, which was settled out of court on July 24 by $500,000, has re- leased large quantities of choice The amount paid'by the company aid revenue on smuggled liquor plus the penalties over a period of ng tly three years. nd attachments liquor, which in- cluded a big consigpment of Mono- gram Canadian T released on settler whiskey, were ment of the case. Henry Reifel ‘ad®his Son George Reifel, wealthy Vaficouver distillers, criminal charges based on the samg allegations by bonds each. fully why you can now obtain this rare bonded Canadian you can afford to Juneau Liquor Co. PERCY REYNOLDS, Manager 61 STUDENTS | NOW ENROLLED, FIGURES SHOW Possibility of Beating Last Year's 701-Total Is Seen | A larger pu schooi enrollment than last year was seen n‘a rc- lease of registration for both Grode and High Schools today. Inciuding additional students enrolled yester- ! day—the third day of the school this fall—681 pupils have been reg- istered [ Last year's total registration, ob- !tained after the second week of !schoul, was 701. It was pointed out | today by school authorities that it was “highly probable” that last year's mark of 701 would be broken, ,perhaps by Monday. However, no | definite, official comparison will be known until next Friday, when the second week will have been con- cluded. Today’s registration: release indi- cated that there are now 493 stu- dents in the Grade School and 188 pupu; in lhe ngh School. MOVIE ACTRESS S S Sy S, LEO CARRILLO—The chucklin troubadour of Kliegs and fool lights—Dapper Don with a lon A after the Spanish manner- such is the male half of the new Louise Fazenda—Carrillo in his 9 GREATEST ROLE since Lom- 1 R pardi, Limited! . . . It's a MIL- LION LAUGHS! EVERETT, Wasi.., Scpt. 8.-—Kath- }um» Cornwall Williams, 193¢ Wam- | pas Baby motion picture star, be- 'came the wife of Prof. Daniel E. | VanGraegan of the University of ‘Wnsnim;wn last night. ‘ The marriage was performed at Lhc bride’s home here. Prof. Van-| !Draezan is connected with the English Department of the Seattle school. e CODY RETURNS HOME | Frank Cody, of Eagle River, whu‘ Ihas been in Juneau for the past ten days for medical attention, re- turned to his home last night. B RL 255 SR RAINBOW GIRLS The Rainbow Girls will meet to- morrow afternoon at 1:30, at the; Masonic Temple. —adv. ! 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