The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1935, Page 3

— NOTICE — _will be reserved in adyance. Box office FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. "TONlGHl' IS THE NIGHT” A woman held her lover's career in the pnlm of her hand! traight-o eeard: with MARY ASTOR ROGER PRYOR and BABY JANE THE PIONEERS OF ALASKA have leased this theatre tomorrow night. They will present “WHEN A MAN’'S —Also— The Three Stooges Spice of Life News TONIGHT ONLY ALASKA DAY BE OBSERVED TOMORRO 1 [the Alaska noliday, which is ufi-| | versally observed by Territorial of- fices. All schools will declare a holiday. Business houses will be open as usual, of the banks. 'PURPLE BUBBLE _ BALL CENTERING Schools, Ba;l;; Territorial, | WIDE INTEREST Federal Offices Will | The annual Purple Bubble Bail Be Closed | centers the interest of Elks and their friends for Saturday night, official- A semi-holiday will prevail |1y opening the gala so: in | the lodge group. This Juneau tomorrow with the schools, banks, Terri ial offices and most promises to be one of the most color- of the Federal offices closed in ful affairs yet held by the Elks and special attention is being paid to cbservance of Alaska Day, the 63th anniversary of the date the Amer- make it a great success. C. H. MacSpadden, Chairman of ican Flag was raised at old Sitka, taking formal possession of the the dance committee, and his as- Territory. tants have been working on the event for weeks and are planning The Federal Court, Grand Jury several new features. New novelties and Commissioner’s Court is declar-| anq favors will be the order as well ing a holiday and other Federal| ;¢ spocial music. offices announced they would be comg no busmess, in keeping with A% b SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! IT TAKES A GOOD WHISKEY TO MAKE SO MANY FRIENDS Folks are just like in the old days—a real quality whis- key at a friendly price is just as welcome as ever! Taste this flavorful richness that is making a barrel of new friends every day. You'll find—as others have —that you don’t have to be rich to enjoy rich whiskey! THE OLD QUAKER CO., DISTILLERS Lawrenceburg, Ind.— Est. 1846 BRAND STRA\GHT WHISKEY BOURBON OR RYE. | fi i OLD QUAKER APPLEJACK m OLD QUAKER BRANDY (8 years old) Pacific Bottlers Supply Co. Alaska Distributors Exchange Bldg. SCHENLEY MARK of MERI PIONEER SHOW | - FRIDAY NIGHT | | | | Western Thnller Is to Be' | Presented at Coli- [ seum Theatre - Man’s a Man,” the Western picture In .flw“l\ rring George be shown by Igloo ‘No. 6, Pioneers | of Alaska, at their annual show to | be presented at the Coliseum The- tomorrow ling incident th | blind chance. Thousands of cattle, m thirst, emanciated and panicky| through their long food abstine suddenly | leads to the and made a r George O'Brien’s role called for | him to stand near the gate, simply ing the cattle going through.' ee that they would | y ard that there ‘When dramatic might be 5 | While the s photographed | the cattle rushing through, they also recorded that O'Brien was swept along in the stampede, and that he| iad a difficult time keeping on his| and avoiding ‘being trampled | to death. O'Brien confessed later when res-| ed by two husky rustlers, that the cund slipped under him faster an at any other time in his life, |and that he could not explain how {he kept from falling. | Tickets for “When a Man’s a Man” | are on sale at the First Nat l"fl)\ll‘ {Bank and may also be purchased | from members of the Pioneers Ticket | iSfllEa Committee — C. W. Carter, ‘Jchn Reck, Lockie MacKinnon andi {Tom McMullen. Profits from the Pioneers’ annual show will be ap- |plied to the upkeep of the Pioneers’| ‘[Sec!ion of Evergreen Cemetery. ‘ | — e ELABUH SEEKS ~ CODE REVIVAL - FOR BUSINESS Resolutions Cite Fe_eble‘ Attempts to Submit | Agreements” { with the exception ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 17.—The | American Federation of Labor has SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG- | voted a tevival of industrial codes, LAS! Daily at 10:00 am. and 2:30 | abandoned when NRA was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme s Court of the United States. Resolutions submitted at the con- vention today deplored the “feeble attempts made by a few industries to submit trade agreements design- ed to take the place of the codes under NRA.” The resolutions de- clared the codes today are a “mere sham without any social signific- ance.” The convention condemned the American Liberty League's commit- tee of lawyers whose informial opin- ion declared the Wagner Labor Act 'as unconstitutional. 6:.0 QUAKER RUM Seattle, Wash. O'Brien, which will | |eity | Haines, June Knight, former “Follies” | beauty, had a bad time of it when | two gunmen forced their way into her New York apartment, bound and gagged her and her hegro maid. She said they took jewelry and cash worth $5,000. (Associated Press Photo) 'DRAMA CLUB WILL GIVE MASQUERADE | PARTY THIS MONTH! | No admittance to anyone not prop- erly masked, will be a rule of the Drama Club Hallowe'en Masquer- ade, to be held late this month. Mrs. W. W. Council, head of the Social Committee, has asked that | members of the club appear in cos- tume, which need not be in the Hal- lowe’en motif unless desired. Prizes will be given and a fortune ! telling booth will dispense marriages | and mysterious journeys to the brave or curious. The date and time will be an- nounced vnthln the next week. .. IRVING FOR SEATTLE Wilbur Irving, Com.memdl Distil- leries representative, sailed for Se- | attle on the Yukon. S S I p.m. Kelly Blake’s SPECIAL DE- LIVERY—Phone 442. 0. B. 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Next Colisoum FHONE 97—Free Delivery Eaaaeaa s s s e ] BRIDGE WILL ROMANCEOF "VANESSA" IS BAEADLINES | TRUMPH FOR ATGULISEUM ENTIRE CAST |Mary Astor, Roger Pryor, Plclme Nowat CapltolRep- lay in Depression | resents Highest Romance | Talents | 2 | | “Straight from the Heart,” a love-| “Vanessa,” now playing at the| | story of the breadline, opens tonight 'Capitol Theatre, brings two of the |at the Coliseum Theatre. {cinema’s most brilliant stars to- Mary Astor, Rogei Pryor and Baby | gether for the first time since thelr Jane combine to produce a picturegreat hit in “Another Language.” {'of romance, pathos and laughter. Helen Hayes and Robert Mont- The opens with Marian (Mary gomery a: splendidly in the Astor) breadline in a large Hugh Walpole story, which tells of a Jjobless, penniless. woman who, loving one man with place in a line to a ali the blind adoration of youth, a starving child when persuaded to accept marriage with ) there is not enough another 20 around. Desperate, she. Helen Hayes has seldom equalled to pick the pockets of Andy be: performance in the role of the yor), who instead Walpole heroine, and certainly Mont~ her over to the police, gomery has never done a finer or and gets her a job in a day more believable bit of work than as, i first the wild rogue Herries, and then mischevious Maggie!as iiie modern Benjjie, who inherits played by Baby Jane, be-!his ancestor's wild strain. her especial charge at the| Otto Kruger, genius of the film Romance develops between ;portrays the man Miss Hayes ma McLean. ries—a demented fellow who makes Comedy is supplied by Andy De-!her life unbearable by his crafty vine and Henry Armetta. | suspicioning. Lewis Stone and May ->> Robson.add to the characterizations 'Directing the picture is David O. Selznick, who gave the screen “Viva Villa” and * Davxd Copper: Ileld‘ — NOTICE — .. No seats will be reserved in advance. Box office opens 6:45. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. * “TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT” “IF I KISSED YOU NOW...I WOULD NEVER LET YOU GO!” Love...risking all for one moment of happiness! Your heart will never forget it! | cast in riendless, is of turning feeds nursery Lovable come » fio&-m novel by "flUGH WALPOLE —ADDED— Medbury in Hollywood Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Universal News Mrs. Gust Wahto, was taken to St. Ann's Hospital to be operated upon for appendicitis. The operation was performed this morning and the boy was reported resting easily It.oday. | |D. F. D. HOSTS TO i J. F. D. MEMBERS | 4 Mwi"'fl’fi'm oad IIESERPUES ST MIDNIGHT PREVIEW William Ginger Powell Rogers AID DOUGLAS, SAYS GREEN Te rr itorial Representative Appears at Cham- ber Meeting ‘Tonight's regular .meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department will be given over largely to en- ‘STAR AT MIDNIGHT’ | tertainment of Juneau firemen. The st Wil ‘SR ¥ oSl ot IIIIIIHIIIIIllllll|IIII|||I||IIIIIIIiIIIIIIIlllIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIII {refreshments will . be i e OFFICES OF DR. HOWE VANCE ARE OPENED FROM SEWARD Mrs. Anna Anderson returned (here this morning on the Yukon after an absence of two months. i { . Dr. Howe vance is back again DAIRY HERD RETURNING in his offices in the Grand Block on Triangle Place. He was recently | forced to vacate when rain poured | through the roof while repairs were Friday evening, Oct. 18, St. Lukf's;bglng made. The office has been | the only work left to be done will| be grading and spotting for a week or two. Bins along the road will be filled with gravel for mainten- ance of the road and the project | will be complete. { Expressing his regrets at not hav- S e (ing arrived here in time for the |dedication of the Douglas Bridge, i Territorial Representative Joe Green {of Hyder, who was present at the Douglas Chamber of Commerce feeting last night, forecasted a bigger and better town here in the {future due to the Douglas Bridge. |He mentioned the easy connection made with Juneau by ambulance for the Wahto boy as just one of /the many advantages to be real- 1Zed Dy local mesidents, “you should have had. it 20 WWWWW“W years ago,” 'Green said. Comment- ing on the need here for harbor improvements he assured the mem- bers that Delegate A. J. Dimond would do everything he could to secure Government aid in the proj- lect. H. E. Olds, Superintendent for Wright and Stock Company, who was present at the meeting, praised the friendly atmosphere in his sur- roundings here which he said made him feel very much at home. L. D. Kelsey, resident agent and inspector for the Government on the new Public Works under construction, stated that he felt just about the same as Mr. Olds. A financial report of the recent bridge celebration was not forth- coming at the meeting as expected, due, Mr, Kilburn of the committee said, to failure in getting in all the bills incurred by the affair. The report he said would be ready for the next regular meetifiyg. | —— .- |SCHOOL BOAKD DECLARES HOLIDAY FOE TOMORBOW PUBLIC CARD PARTY Mike Rieser, proprietor of the Douglas Dairy, had his herd of 15 tured on the Louis Lund ranch on|Guild will give a public card party |renovated and redecorat and Dr. Glacier nghway. at the Gov't. School. Prizes for| Vance is ready to receive patients. The final load of surfacing gravel —adv.| Saturday, night, Oct. 19, the An- was dumped on the new road to -— - - ‘mml Purple Bubble Ball. Elks’ Hall. cattle returned to his barn here for the winter. His cows were pas- Pt whist and auction; also an nmxu:-} B cr i oo o) ROAD SURFACING COMPLETED |tive door prize. Everybody invited.| NOTICE the Douglas Bridge last night and|l SHOP IN JUNeAU, FIRST! | Save the date. —adv. Friday, Alaska Day, will be ob- served @s a4 holiday .in the Douglas Public _Schools, as decreed: at a special meeting of the board last evening. Further consideration of the Situation in regard to the measles epidemic which is causing many absences at school, in one room as high as 13 out of 17 regular attendants, resulted in leaving the matter stand as is until after the three-day holiday and then note conditions. | . 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