The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1935, Page 3

ey T R T R SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY Midnight Preview Matinee Sunday Tonight 2P. M. happines and ideals..all in a sensational film of a novel! that was just as sensational! PAT O’BRIEN JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON LYLE TALBOT - JEAN MUIR John ELDREDGE « Arthur BYRON B Cosmopolitan Production v LAST TIMES TONIGHT PAUL MUNI . . ALSO . Oswald Cartoon NEWS by Daily Alaska Empire Films for Brazil RIO DE JANEIRO. — Raffaelle Mancini came here from Bueros Japan Gets Newsreel i TOKYO,~The all-newsresl movie theatre, which originated in New York a couple of years ago, is com- | ing to Japan. The Shochiku com- pany, big theatrical combine, has an- nounced plans for a new theatre on capital, which will show an hour of Ginza, the Broadway of the Japanese Aires intent, he said, on launching a Brazilian film industry with the aid of a Frenth technician, an Ttalian sound expert and an Argentihe cam- eraman. But, he sdid, he intended to use Brazi].ian stories and actors. —————— newsreels fqr 6 cents. i Clock Quiets Radio- AUSTIN, Tex.—Leslie Miller, Uni- versity of Texas student, has his radio under control. A™senior en- gineering student from San An-| tonio, he uses an alarm clock, a spool ! of thread and an extra switch to| quiet the machine. The alarm lever, | instead of ringing the gong, winds up the thread and disconnects the radio. | - .- Aztec God to Rio | | — | , RIO DE JANEIRO. — Alfonso JReyes. ambassador of Mexico, un- veiled a statue of the Aztec god of \flowers in the botanical gardens here. The statue was a gift to Brazil from the Mexican government. Freedom Irom present restrictions to buy foreign exchange for wool ex- | “ports is requested in a memorial gent President Getulio Vargas of Brazil by the Rio Grande do Sul federation of rural associations. Ludwig Nelson JEWELRY and WATCHES TYPEWRITERS RENTED $5.00 per month J. B. Burford & Co. “Our doorstep is worn by watisfied customers” WARRACK Construction Co. Junean Phone 487 | | F FINE {f ‘Watch and Jewelry Repairing | ] | | | PAUL BLOEDHORN at very reasonable rates MIKE PUSICH —_— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC: 21, CHINESE DRAMA BRINGS SCREEN THRILLING TALE . Controversial Fllm Comes Sunday — Paul Muni Last Times Tonight 0l for the Lamps of Chirla,” bas- | ed ‘on the late novel by Alice szda,le Hobart, comes tomorrow to the Capi tel Theatre, following “Black Fury intense drama of a coal mine strike, which plays for the last times to- night Both pictures are far above the :sual standard and deserve the at- teritien of even the infreqiient thea- ter-goer. mem's picture, ‘“Black Fury,” story of strikebreaking cors and the methods by which roace and security of a mining town is uprooted in strike. for the Lamps of China,” ial in nature, is laid in nt, and the questions it pos- es, while intriguing, are of less im- mcm interest and therefore make a more leisurely enjoyment. The nes are laid. in the snowswept plains of Manchuria, Péking and the | Sheldon torrid interior. Fat O'Brien has the leading role, | Sitka on the Northland. | tion with the murder of Mary Louise |slayer of the I4-year-old daughter also | of a prominent Fresno attorr 19 that of an American fired with en- thusiasm to make good with his com- pany, a great oil concern, and to oring lizht to China by way of L\mp and oil. Josephine Hutchinson portrays thé girl Pat marries, and who, in the end, cives him from being cast aside by he u)mpnn\ in whose service he has STRATOSPHERE TESTBY NAZI BERLIN, Dec. 2i. — Experiments |are being made with a stratosphere ot bomb which, if successful, | might lead to a new and more terri- [ ble kind of warfare. | 1t is claimed that this missile could be shot from Berlin to London, Paris | warsaw or Praha and land within' ce miles of its objective understood, but e in age. One diff hm'\ FRESNO, Cal., Dec. 21.—Ed Mey- |15 that harge apparatus is ers, 28, transient, has been arrested | complicated and expensive. Al at Santa Cruz, questioned in connec- | the weight of the explosives carriad is relatively small Military circles say rockets can be pe be sent into enemy territory by hun- dreds, demoralizing the population -+ Jlen Mun and John Eldredge play the roles of friends of Pat and Miss | Hutchinson, who, failing to under- stand Chinese methods, are bmkm‘ m the wheel of ‘adversity. Lyle Tal- bm ponrav: a simllsr pcsmon | | Stammer, and returned here for fur- that if suct ther investigation. His fingerprints will be checked with the bloody marks left by the Tre girl was found Gead on the f Ura Acre:s the Sea her home after a brutal attack | 3o . | VERSAILLES, Ky—The Mayor of IS SITKA BOUND | Versailles, France, has sent Mrs. F. Bernert, mother of Signe|an urn containing earth from the Daniels, who is a teacher at the|grave of an American army officer Jackson Institute, is a|killed there during the World War. | through passenger from Seattle to|The urn came over on the French |'liner Normandie. THE FINEST! Finest Music! Finest Foods! Finest Service! Finest Beverages! That ... “And Then Some” Be Sure to Make Reservations For Our Gala CHRISTMAS DINNER DANCE The T “Déliciously Different Foods” Tl-upugh the Courtesy of DREAMLAND DANCING Until 2:30 A. M. TONIGHT: ed they could here| 35. COLLEGE MURDER JUDGE, TAYLO | Amateur Det(‘rh\e\ Ferret Out Killers, Paramount’s “College Scandal” | Kent ‘Taylor and Arline Judge are |{the ‘amhtour detectives who ferret out the killers in Paramount'’s “Col- {lege Scandal,” which plays tonight land Spnday at the Coliseum The- ater jo. T l\IJr and Miss Judge head a cast which blends elements of shoc comedy and romance into fast-paced entertaliment. Taylor is in love with »w ndy ‘Barrie, who Ssems mysteri- asly imiplicated in the double cam- pus murder; Miss Judge loves Eddie | Nugent, who is marked as the third | _The killer, a super-criminal, eludes |them at every turn but they finally rack him do\\n through the inevi- \‘ \bl > clues, In the climax, an exciting chase, ! {and the thrilling rescue 6f Nugent from a house mined with explosives, | leads to the uncovering of the killer, | and the romantic youngsters are able frez of the terror jhaunting them. - which has been | Home Grown Fishing f Poles Grown, Gardenf McPHERSON, Kas.—Carl G. Lind- f holm cut a bunch of 17-foot bamboo | poles from his garden here—the firs | supply of homegrown fishing poles reported in this city. S eee— Will be open Sunday afternoon from 1 to 3 o'clock; store phone 311, Shattuck Building. Open from 9 am. to 6 pm. including the noon hour on Dec. 21, 23 and 24. Open on Christmas Day from 9 am. to 1 pm. All our Christmas plants and flowers arrived on the “North- land.” We wire flowers to all parts of the world, —adv. 5’%&%’&&&&%‘&&% to go ahead with their own plans, | TORPEDO GETS MYSTERY STARS { MURDER MOVES ACROSS THE CAMPUS '4 IN THE MOST THRILLING el MYSTERY OF THE YEAR! (OLIEGESCANDAL ARLINE JUDGE KENT TAYLOR WENBY BARRIE WM. FRAWLEY —ALSO— Ruth Etting in or Leave It” Ly Places e bl News LAST TIMES TONIGHT “Men of the Hour” “Fighting Shadows” 5th Episode “Red Rider” . News “Tickat Tourists Find Cave URACH, Germany.—Tourists dis- covered a new stalactite to the Bruehlbach waterfalls near here In the Suabian mountains. cave close feet into the heart of the mountain Army Wears Sneakers NANKING —Canvas-topped, rub= ber-soled shoes are regulation for most units of China's army. Straw sandals and cloth-bottomed slippers Scl- | are not uncommon in the interior, entists found the cave extends 600 | but only a few crack units boast leather boots. 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