The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1935, Page 3

fR¥t THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 23, 1935, s e scauted 25 5 Png Stars in One Feature Jean Boyer, as Sally Rogers, the N daughter of the caretaker, and in i love with Gregory, finally solved the mystery with a great deal of charm as well as decision ! Bernice Lovejo; H. UNDAY . .. MONDAY Her clothes and R jewels were worth L a king's ransom g ® ut I;Ie wasn’t TUESDAY Matinee Sunday—2 P. M. MONDAY [ . | SUNDAY Midnight Preview Tonight | in a minor role neurotic wife of ance that set exactly the right back- | jround for the pompous deliberations | of the novelist, and the overwhelming | and sometimes unruly sanity of her | husband. B ®nid Jarvis, as Louise Hulliswr.; p.ovided just the sort of credulous | audience in which the detective re- | veled—and did it very well. Mary Jean McNaughton, pla)‘luz* S.ella Wayne, the other of the two intellizent women on Hawk Island, is | charmingly efficient in the role. Fletcher Brewn, playing the role of| ‘C.\plsiu of the Sea Hawk, Gregory's | yacht, lent a truly nautical air £o, the performance that blended \\‘:31‘.. > v % { with the thunder and lightning ofi Jean Harlow and William Powell are in “Reckless” which is the jtage, @y production billed for the Capitol Sunday. Miss Harlow puts across The play was presented by special many new song hits. arrangement with Samucl Fren 3 And The Line Formed To The Right! Thrill, town, thrill! Here's “The Red Headed Woman" and “"The Thin Man” in M-G-M's melody drama of a 1000 wonders, See Jean... dancing “The Trocadero!” Hear Jean ... singing the blues! Biggest Musical Show of the Century! =3 s LB AR AR ..|JEAN HARLOW AN ‘ WILLIAM POWELL i “RECKLESS” STARS| 1155 K. HEPBURN IN ‘BREAK OF HEARTS' COLISEUM, SUNDAY | and Co. | Cradit mus: de yiven man, | besides the actual members cast for the success of “Hawk Islantl.” Among Lhose are the production taff, in which the following cooper- 1ted: Eyerett R. Erickson, Director;| Jean Harlow and | Tcm Stewart, Student Direct,oru’two C eendom’s most famous I scome a co-starring in the life-deep story of a girl tremendously in lovel 3 | William Poweil,| Fascinating Katharine Hepburn and |and the Continental star, Charles | Boyer, appear on the screen together ! | walter Scott, stage manager; Joe)cclorful stars, be D i ' 3mith, assistant s;ge mnmf;er; Sy- |team for the first time in the new | icr the first time in B}f‘““ of | bil Godfrey, promptr Ruth Gey- |Metro - Gold wyn - Mayer. picture, Hearts,” which opens at the Coliseum | er, assistant promptress; Harry Luc- | “Reckles: which opans at the Capi- Theatre (Umml\"v:’ “fl-'vh}: | as, property manager; Myrtle Mello, [tol Theatre, Sunday, matinee and| The film tells the -fi@s of a young | assistant property manager; Lewis|evening | composer, who marries a t':n‘ul or- Taylor, sounds effects; Louise Tan=-| The picture is a lavish musical pro- chestra leader but leaves him when | Charles'duction against the background of she believes her love is only an inci- | " HARLOW-POW SKY-HIGH THRILLS! “The Kiss § |ner, wardrobe mistress; 3 J 4 e. the! \ Auction” Jenne, wardrobe master; Dean Wil- theatrical Broadway, and introduces dent in his career. As Cummnm(, the : “ by 54 liams, chief elactrician; Leonard |many new o hits and dance num- | young composer, Miss Hepburn is With \ - Dormitory g ¥ e B i e the | appealingly tender and compelling, | \ \ 4 v E B - Pajama Lewell and Jack Schaefer, assistant |bers. The story was written for the 4 RoRDe 8 5 N teiacl ) JOHN BEAL N i = = v > £ e Party " | slectricians: Leon Alexander and Lee | sereen by Oliver Jeffries and the|and Boyer, as the petted and tem- § h N 4 o i 3 “H e Smith, stage carpenters; Patricia |musical score is by Jerome Kern in ber m;fl“;“ muslcmn-ni]s at ;\ll‘b l:'ht- ARAN ?EJIS HOLT with oneymoon Harland, Anne ' Morrls, Elizabetl| oltaboration with several other|They both come to the peatz R c P e X ™ FRANCHOT TONE Ship” // qt‘w;t'and Sylvia Berg, make-up; | composers that their love for each other is the | kKO 1935 World Series MAY RQBSON “The Fox’ Leon Morrls, Donald Tyer, Anita| Miss Harlow is cast as the danc-|only worthwhile thing in thelr Wves.) RADIO Two Boobs in a Balloon i Hunt'* Porter, Kenneth Webster, scene |ing star who introduces the new | John Beal and Jean Hersholt ha\_‘oy‘ Pic Ure Wayward Canary - T—— "Do.v;li At painters. .. |8ongs and dances in the px'nducuon_‘lmfibflflnl_ roles in the RKO Radio| Latest New: Clancy’é" Members of the business staft were | Pawell appears as the front-page |drama. Direction is by Eliiip Mot N V) 7 I as follows: Business Manager, Nola | promoter of everything from flag-|ler and Jane Loring. adsklnge. ‘ TONIGHT ONLY Voa dcm oty my/ Mae Scelye; Assistant Business Man- | pole sitters to trained fleas. "'Honeymoon l;“'":m;m o ?fi‘“g;‘. . . t . - a Ness; Advertisii an- | ¢ e plays eckless 5 ager, Emma S ertising M | Franchot Tone plays the reckles chown tonight only at the Coliseum lg r',p ea llre t ager, Bob Turner, E alite son of a grumpy million- LA S T TIMES TONIGHT TR ‘Advertising Staff: Emilee Dalton, | gize and falls in love with the danc- |THeAUe: i '§ Unit One— ——— CALSO— Rae Jorgensen, Louise Tanner, Hel- | ér The cast also includes May Rob- | SEESSIR St B | “ ” O nen L i The Golden Touch en Westall. | son, Ted Healy, Nat Pendleton, Rob- | Special Delivery to Douglas Daily HONEYMOON UMlTED i with Neil Hamilton and Irene Hervey Ushers: Head Usher, Anita Porter; |ért Light, Rosalind Russell, Henry |2:30 P. M. Telephone 442. : TODD and KELLY (Color Cartoon) % Kathleen Carlson, Leona Saloum, |Stephenson and Louise Henry e L . T RS U .t T / in Latest News Mary, Wildes. Ada Giovanetti, Helen | . “Times Square Lady” will be| SHOP IN JUNEAU! n‘l‘ wo— o - “SING SISTER SING” Hildre, Mildred Webster, Lois La |shown at the Capitol Theatre for the | —————— TRAIL BEYOND ety SING SISTER SING Gasa, Dorothy Bertholl. last times tonight. SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! Unit Thre : v ROBERT TAY.LOR s g 53 i e SO L s it R - ST e— * uelin. TWELVETREES C dl‘(‘fl l)rdgfl“ CHAPTER Z_UTHE RED RIDER” - ISABEL JEWEL = < 3 NAT PENDLEFON Movie Side Show - Also— PINK JOMLIN SCHOOL PLAY Latest News LATEST NEWS house ‘party on a segregated listle | scemes of the third act like a vet-| island, and the attempt of the|eran. pared by the Foss Construction Com=~ | host, Gregory Sloane, to divert the Lyman Snow, who provided both HAWK ISLAND . HUGE SUCCESS Much Credit Due to Cast, Director and Student Helpers in Triumph Although the sign outzide the Coli seum Theatre, promising “chills and -+ exitment” may have led some perienced playgoers into ‘reaims of | ¢ Dphilosophy not related to optimism “Hawk Island,” mystery-drama in three acts offered last night as the Juneau annual all-school production, proved entirely worthy of the fine support the townspeople gave it. Directed by Everett R. Erickson, dramatics coach of the high school, and having a ¢ast of thirteen talent- cd high school students, the play provided actual thrills for the ca- pacity audience which filled the | attention of his mystery Swr)’-rfl-‘d" the love ir‘erest and the corpse, was ing guests by providing a “real” mur-| sjoquent in both, Juneau audiences der. He and a not-too-popular guest | will attend the Coliseum Theatre for concoct a mystery in which the! many weeks before they see any vic- guest apparently is killed and his|tim of murder collapse as effectively body dropped over the cliff, WhETE'{‘ABnd as pathetically—in a pool of |upon the host makes a very dra-|plood and on a convenient rug, as did matic confession of his murder. The | Mr. Snow. | joke rebounds on the teller, how-| One of the most sympathetic roles | ever, when another guest takes ad- | and played with the most enthusi- | vantage of the situation to carry the ! asm, was that of George Folta as| ;murder into the realms of actuality.| Paul Cooper, the loyal, although | { From then on the plot is concerned | sometimes-doubting friend of Greg- | with the conflicting efforts of Greg»iory, who occasionally felt the urge ry, the host, to discover the real (to murder himself—especially when | siller and of Anthony Bryce, the de- | he regarded the talkative novelist, | | tective-story writer, to pin the mur-| Tom Hellan, as Lynn Rogers, eld- er on Gregory through detective erly caretaker of Hawk Island, ren-| |legic and a great deal of speech-|dered a significant performance, and | making. iwas. perhaps of all the players, the | most confident before the footlights. | Joe Sterling's interpretation of } Barker, faithful butler whose loyal- | Sloane, and Arnold Swanson, as An- [ty to his eémployer led him to stel| thony Bryce, carried their roles with |the spark-plugs from the launch in | poise and assurance. Jackson in par- | which police were to be summoned | iM':u)ar managed to deliver his lines | was thoroughly enjoyable. | with telling effect, and Swanson, in| Because the plot, of necessity, sub- an unsympathetic role, was convine- | ordinates them to second place, the ing enough to get himself thorouzh- |actresses are left to the last. Of | Peice In Roles Both Howard Jackson, as Gregory * Colizeum Theatre promptly at 8|1y disliked by his audience. | these, Doris Freeburger, as Madeline | o'elock. | Austen, the unwitting and somewhat | Fine music by the Juneau School | Jirugnegs, Geod witless cause of the murder, played | Orchestra, directed by Byron Miller,| John Krugness, as Tom Austin, the [a difficult role with sensitivity and | provided a distinctive setting for|aotual murderer, polished off his|judgment. Both in the first act, as what was in gvery way a creditable ry/al in love: qm.‘h !siderable the mistress of the man who later is | performance. }aplomb at the curtain of the second *murdered, and in the third, when} Briefly told, the plot concerned a act, and carried off the difficult she discovered her husband to bej i i GET BEHIND YOUR MAGAZINE! V@ 3 R 3 DECEMBER ISSUE NOW ON SALE Subscribe for it for yourself and as Christmas gifts to your $1.50 per vear, postpaid 'THE 'ATASKA SPORTSMAN ! «i* AT NEWSTANDS friends in the States t KETCHIKAN, ALASKA . Properly Brewed ELMER | Properly Brewe For bottle beer of zest and sparkle. Definitely the finest. Ob- tainable everywhere. Enjoy it. Columbia Breweries, Inc. (All Alt Heidelberg Pale Bottle Beer is bottled at the brewerv anly) WISHES TO EXTEND 1 'CONGRATULATIONS TO CHARLIE MILLER AND, THE NEW CAPITAL CAFE BEST WISHES'FRO JAKEWAY DISTRIBUTING CO. JAKEWAY Exclusive Distributors tainable everywhere, Enjoy it. Columbia Breweries, Inc. 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