The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1935, Page 7

» « THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 23 = MR.HOLDEN-- T SUPPOSE YOU KNOW YOU'RE. GOING TO LOOSE THE BOULEVARD THEATRE YOU DONT IN THERE 8Y THE FIFTEENTH OF o~ AUGUST--- AT s PUT A SHOW DON'T (WORRY, OL TOP-- 00 YOU THINK IVE FORGOTTEN ABOUT THAT CLAUSE (N THE LEASE ?? LL HAVE THOSE D4ORS OPEN ON OR BEFORE THE FIETEENTH- (4 ?. DOUGLAS NEWS DOUGLAS HIEH SCHOOL GIVES ENTERTAINMENT Christmas Program to Be Presented at 8 o'Clock This Evening The assembly room of the Douglas school will be the scene of Pub- liz program to be given by the pupils this evening at 8 o'clock. Parents and all others interested are invited to attend. The program will be as follows: A play, ‘“The Christmas Path” by grades one to four. A Reading, Shoppers,” Jennie Johnson. A Tap Dance, by Betty Sey. A Play by the 5th to 8th grades— “Making the Most of Christmas, A Reading, Lady,” by Helex Edwards. There will bs singing of Christmas Carols by the «adience at di’ crent times throughoui the program S e - DAY SCHOOL GIVES PROGRAM SUNDAY NIGHT | Well rendered and well attended | was the program given Sunday even- ! the Community Sunday ' Each number of the | g by School, School. 17 songs and recitations showed care- ful preparation, and was appreciat- ed by the audience. Mrs. W. E. Ca- hill had full charge of the & ises which were followed by Santa Claus who distributed gifts to all the chil- dren COLISEUM THEATRE . NOW REFURNISHED The Douglas Coliseum, replete with z new drapes, carpets and upholsterad ‘Warning to Christmas | ‘Xmas Present for a chairs, received th ! full house for the ening and fulfilled as “Les Miserables, > feature pic- ture was presented fo rtwo show- ings. Changes made in the seating ar- | rangement included the elimination | of one row in the balcony and the | raising of the second row about eight i s above the front row; also ‘placmg the chairs on the main floor 1in such a way as to allow those in ‘lear ats better vision. The new | seating arrangement includs an addi- tional 50 seats. The management of the theatre is) t obe congratulated on the beautiful | show ho Five Hundr«d Children At- | tend—Billy Franks Serves ~ as Santa—Toys Given | eld at one o'clock today In the| | capitol Theatre, the Elks' Children’s | Christmas Party stocked the large; and, Christmas ship for | auditorium with children and 2qual- -o e — ‘The Northl. D docked in port yesterday at | ly filled the lobby with canned goods | X in the afternoon bringing heer to the children of the | for the needy. distributed can-| = Almost five hundred children at- | dy, apples and oranges with a gen; | tended the motion picture show, es- erous hand to all who visited the!necially arranged for children by C. ship. D. Beale, Manager of the Theatre. | under a sponsorship of the Elks. Al- The home of Mrs. Sam Devon was | though the show was open to ‘all the scene of a happy little birthday | children without cost, it had been party for David Smoot given by his |Suggested that those who could, take mother Saturday afternoon in honor |2 contribution for the Christmas box- |of his tenth birthday. Several of his |€s, and the committee-in-ch: ssmates were present to enjoy the |ported that scarcely any children event with him. The children were | ded |liberally treated to ice cream and 1s Santa Claus, dis- cake after playing games for an hour |tributed oranges, candy, and assort- or more. |ed toys to all children present. e Louise Kolitsch, program di- r of Station KINY, assisted in the preliminary program, which was i as follows: 1 Song, “Baby Take a Bow,” | rianne Glasse. Mouth Harp Solo, “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” Billy Feero. Recitation, “About a Quarter (o Nine,” Doris McEachtan Spanish Recitation, ‘The Birthday of Jesus,” Emannuel Suarez. “Fifth Air Varie of Charles Danda” Shirley and Sylvia Davis. Bowery Dance, “East Side, West .} |Side,” Adrianne Gla Following the pro; group of feature picture | contributed for the Christmas boxes | e e s e COLISEUM | DOUGLAS Ad- Last Time Tonight ‘LES MISERABLES’ with Fredric March Chas. Laughton TUESDAY ONLY “Men of the Heur” party finished at 4:30 The committee-in-charge was Wal- |thanks to C. D. Beale, theatre man- {and operator of the Channel Bu: Lines, who provided free transp: THEATRE FUI-L:Douglns children. |man of e | o'clock in place Deadline for freight on dock 1:30| The committee o express it; ed their services. wished especially and to Walter Bacon ager, ownar tation to and from the show for all - - CHANGEN EVERGLADES MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 23. — Overnight transformation in characteristics of | the Everglades National Park re- gion was worked by the recent Flor- keys hurricane that killed more 400 persons. Ernest F. Coe, executive chair- the Everglades NauonaH Park association who flew over part of the 2,000 miles of land and wat- er in the park area, said the hurri- cane September 2 held lessons of great value concerning the kind of construction work needed to with- stand nature’s fury. N He said he found new channels formed with old ones gone, new| bars and shallows, outlying islands changed or washed away, new beaches thrown up and accumu- lated deposils in bays washed in- land. Although trees suffered heavily from the storm, palmetto palms and red mangroves were recovering very quickly, he reported, and pra-tically all plani life which was 1ot whol- ly uprocicd was again in growth. S e GREETIN! OF THE SEASON To you all from the Alaska Transfer Co. We suggest coal as a most appropriate gift. Rox and Sumara. Telephone 436. —adv. ———— NOTICE Roedda sails for Sitka and | Thursday night at 6 of the Estebeth. tha The wayports Thursday. —adv. ter P. Scott, Chairman; M. E. Mon- agle, Norman Banfield, C. H. Mac- Spadden, A. S. Dunham, Billy Franks Several others donat- { ; pecially for children “Silver Night” ?f { Bl S ;! Jack Finlay. L+ [ AL Dancing Christmas Eve E = § E = E _ E = = = = E E E £ E E = E = = E g = = = ol SAXOPHONE SOLOS 2:30 a. m. DINE—DANCE—and ROMANCE—at the Christmas—Dinner—Dance—De Luxe An opportunity td:l enjoy your Christimas in a new and A TREAT for the WHOLE FAMILY! Get Your Reservations NOW! 5:30 to 7:30 . . 7:30 to 9:30 novel way. TWO SITTINGSL: Fine foods prepared by our Chef, Homer Richards, served in delicious full course dinners, plus TERMINAL SERVICE assures you of a most enjoyable time. ‘SPECIAL — MUSICAL — NUMBERS . .“,. .. .. VOCAL- INSTRUMENTAL VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL Selections by BUBNETT from 5:39 till Alaska’s Premier and Christmas Night TERMINAL TRIO NITA — AL -~ SMOKEY Gin derives its name from a cor- ruption of the French and Dutch 2quivalents of juniper. ... Entertainment Extraordinary ... o Dance Vendors \L CAFE 0000000000000 Bv BILLIE DE BECK 7 WELL->THE SHIFLESS SKONK 1S ONE FLOP THAT HAS A SWVER LINING - U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecas® for funeau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.n., Dec. 23: Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday, fresh to strong easterly winds. LOCAL DATA Temp. 39 43 37 iy Weathe Clear Clear Clear Humidity Wind Vi 68 s 4 37 E 10 32 NE 24 Barometer 30.20 30.19 30.21 Time 4 p.m. yest'y 4 am. today Noon today CABLE AND KAD1O REPORTS YESTERDAY | "TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. 4a.m. Precip. 4am temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weathc - 9 10 28 Station Anchorage Barrow 10 4 26 10 20 4 Fairbanks Dawson St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneau Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco York Washington Ketchikan, clear, temperature 33; Wi Sa tone Point, clear, 42; Skagw: Juneau Airpo ; Burwash Iand- 28; Fairbnks, Tanana, ar, -10; Unalakleet, 33; clear, ing, clear, -12; Anchorage, clear, 11; cler, -14; Nenana, clear, -10; Hot Spri -10; Ruby, clear, -2; Nulato, clear, -6; clear, 18; Flat, clear, 0; Radioville, clear, WEATHER SYNOPSIS High barometric pressure prevailed this morning from the Sew- ard Peninsula and the Alaskan Arctic coast southeastward to the MacKenzie River Valley and the Pacific Coast , the crést be- ing 30.72 inches at Fort Smith, Cinada. Low barometric .pressure prevailed from the Kurile Islands eastward over the Aleutians and southeastward to latitude 44 degrees north and longitude 154 degrees west where a pressure of 28.80 inches was reported. In the vicinity of the Kurile Islands the air pressure was 2850 inches. This gen- eral pressure distribution has been attended by precipitation over the Bering Sea region, elsewhere over the field of observation fajr weath- d throughout Alaska Moderate temperatures prevaileer prevailed. | iIIIIIIIIlIlIiIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIlIIIIIiIIIII‘,ll!IlIIIIIIlIIHlllmIIIIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIhIlIIIIIIIIIImlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIliilrlrlleVI'iIIfi by NITA INSLEE Date—Christmas Night December 25 Juneau’s Entertainment Center De Luxe C. ]J. DAVIS, Manager clear, | | = T ACROSS Nelther vegetable nor mineral . Sea 1p the anturctic . Pronoun Form of instramental composition 5. Smooth . Room th a harem . Inguired the cost of . 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Juneau Phone 487 =i FI Wateh and Jewelry Repairing PAUL BLOEDHORN | at very reasonable rates | STREET | FRONT NE -~ BETTY MAC BEAUTY SHOP 12 and B Streets PHONE 547 77 A N//ann B i ko | Cardinal CHRISTMAS DINNER $1.25 COMPLETE COURSES See '!'omo:rrow'n Empire for Menu