The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1936, Page 3

[ THE KNIT TOGETHER BY TIES OF LIFE! THEY WERE SHELTERED UNDER ONE ROOF . . . CARED FOR BY THE SAME LOVING HAND . . . LOVED BY ONE GREAT HEART...YET WERE Wise Woman Knows Her Own! DAILY ALASKA EMP. Style Limitation SATURDAY. Sun. ‘4"{ G —Mon.—Tues. 5,000 players portray /D’ S nd""" f the Midnight Matinee Tonight Matinee Sunday, 2 P. M. “the strangest romance ever written or conceived” . . . produced by the master of tetror-striking spectacle drama . . . = MERIAN C. COOPER (The principle factor to be considered by one in se- 'lecting a wardrobe is the important consideration of whether the style is suitable to one’s personality and character. . The smartly dressed woman is not necessarily one who follows the style parade. She is the one who realizes what she can wear best and _stays within those limitations.» Wini Shaw, sleek siren of Hollywood, is the type who can affect such extreme styles as the clinging satin creation she wears, above. ¥ Jane Froman,”who is another type, appears to advantage in her metalcloth gown which has a court train and shoulder decoration to balance the simplicity of line. - Jean Muir’s striking blonde beauty is admirably set off by the Capri blue velvet creation she prefers for afternoon. On the other hand, few but Dolores del Rio could get away with' a creation of}such simplicity of line and _daring decolletage as she wears.” Moying Melodies Topics and News Last Times Tonight SWELL HEAD BORDER BRIGANDS RED RIVER—No. 8 M-G-M NEWS DR. W, BYSTRON OPENS OFFICE .: Dr. W. A. Rystrom, D.D.S., will open dental offices Monday above the First National Bank. Dr. Rystrom has resided in Alas- ka since 1897, and formerly prac- ticed in Valdez, Anchorage and Cordova. He came to Juneau re- cently after spending nine years in the copper city, and has long been prominent in ecivic and pro- fessional affairs in that section. ) — .- LUTHERAN LADIES AID IS TO MEET N.xt Thursday afternoon at 2 o'- clock, the members of the Ladies Aid Séciety of the Resurrection Lutheran | Church will meet at the home of Mrs, Alfred Zenger, on Fourth Ave- nue. Oficers will be installed and also a recepuon of members. |SHOP IN le '} BARBARA HERMANN | Deathless Woman Ruler . celebratmg Barbara Hermann’s thirteenth | Stars He}in Gahagan birthday, was given by her mother, | Mrs. R. R. Hermann, in their hoxm»‘ “She,” classic adventure fantasy tHils afternon at 2:30 o'clock. {that for fifty years has intrigued The following friends attended: | réaders of fiction, comes alive on! Ruth Allen, Esther Johnstone, Ruth | the Capitol screen beginning with Torkelson, Mary Stewart, Sue Stew- | tonight’s prevue. art, Ethel Loken, Beatrice Bothwell, | In the story two modern day Ethel Fukiyama, Josephine Camp_‘scmnusm and a young girl set out bell, Joan Cohen, Althea Rands. | over uncharted ice wastes to a re- gion where, according to a legion handed down for five hundred years COUPLE CLUB TO g s B . & ot MEET MONDAY EVE ir tame. - After hazardous adventure they discover the lost kingdom of Kor, a place of great tropical beauty locked within mountains of ice by a forgotten race. Captured by Korish soldiers, the| explorers are taken before “She,” The Couple Club will hold i*~ first meeting of the New Year in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church | parlors at 6:30 o’clock Monday eve- ning. A potluck supper will precede he business session. L e a deathless woman of breathless fas- — e e < | cination, ruler of the kingdom. Leo/| LUTHERAN EADIES AID |yi;ceq is believed by “She” to be Will meet Thursday afternoon at (o reincarnation of the man she |2 oclock & the home of MIS:|iGueq 500 years before and killed Alfred Zenger. Installation of of-| | because he remained faithful to flcers and recepuon of members. | his wife. In Vincey she hopes to| —8dVi revive 'that love. She tells him lIIIIIHHIHI|II||I'|I|II!IIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII!LIIIIIlfllmllllllllIllllllllllllll ALL ROADS Lead To 2" 7 b £ @ Dreamland TONIGHT! @ Dancing Until You Say When e that he shall bathe in the flame as she has centuries before, that his life shall be projected endlessly, and that he shall rule with her forever on the throne of Kor. Helen Galagan, noted star of the| theatre and opera, makes her screen | debut as “She”. Randolph Scott, | fresh from triumphs in “Roberta,” is the young explorer. Helen Mack is the mortal woman who wages a fierce conflict with the deathless| | queen, Playing for the last times tonight/ is “Going Fighbrow,” riotous com- edy starring Zasu Pitts and Guy | Kibbee. ! REACTION SEEN TO PRESIDENT'S - [ | dependents See It as Chal- lenge to Old Guard WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Far from | helping avert the breach threatened in his party, President Roosevelt’s message last night was expected to have repercussions reaching into the Democratic convention and possibly | into the Presidential campaign. There was an inclination among ssme Republicans and Independents to consider it in' the words of Sena- tor Nye who described it as a “chal, lenge to the Old Guard in the Re- publican party.” Politicians tended to attach more significance than ever to the speech by Alfred E. Smith here January 25| at the American Liberty League din- er, 11:° 3 —————— SHOP IN JUNEAU! NGHTMESSAGE | F Some Republicans and In- : A | IDEAL PAINT SHOP || to Fever Stricken Fairbanks (Continued from Page One) Fairbanks Hospital Full Crosson and Stuart reported they came through on schedule time this morning from the Interior and were hopeful of making it back in close to the same four or five hour schedule without a stop. Report from Fairbanks today said the hospital there was filled with cases of suspected scarlet fever |and 10 developed cases were con- fined in homes or hospital. A gen- eral quarantine is in effect on the schools, theatres and public gath- erings in a hope of checking the disease at the outset. Throughout the Territory precau- tionary measures are being taken to prevent spread of the disease. Con- ditions are reported acute in Fairbanks now because of the fact there are only two physicians and no isolation hospital. WARNING AT ANCHORAGE ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 4.— Dr. A. 8. Walkowski, Health Offi- cer, yesterday warned parents against scarlet fever, an epidemic of which is reported in Fairbanks. He said to keep children away from the station of the Alaska Railroad as the disease might be carried by passengers from the Interior. Z. J. Loussac, city custodian of scarlet fever serum, said he had a _ | supply here for 150 patients. ————— NOTICE B. P. W. C. All members of Business and Professional Women’s Club are re- quested to attend an important | club session in the Council Cham- bers, Monday, 8 p.m. —adv. s SHOP IN JUNEAU! CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 107 Juneau (aa D SOMETHING DIFFERENT Delicious, HEALTHFUL and— satisfying, because they con- tain the precious minerals usually lost in cooking. Health Foods Center Second St.—Near Franklin CLASSIC“SHE” Crosson, Stiart ' MAY ROBSON IN REGAINS LIFE Winging North MOTHER ROLE INHUGE FILM On Mercy Flight AT COLISEUM HONORED AT PARTY‘ Adventure F antasy of Crack Pilots Rushing Serum | Famous Star Seen as Cen- |8 tral Figure in “Strangers | All’ with Preston Foster | “Strangers All” the siory of .\‘ very human family, opens Sunday | at the Coliseum Theatre, with May | Robson playing the stellar role as the “grand old mother.” The story is that of Ann Carter, mother of four children, who qtrugv‘ gled to rear them, and lavished all ! her affection upon them. Then the | day came when each child was over- } whelmed in troubles, apparently of | its own making—but suddenly the mother realizes, just when the house of happiness she is building is crashing about her head, that she herself is to blame for the cal- amities that have come upon them and herself. It is then mother-love springs into battle and Miss Robson trium- | phantly carries through to a smashing climax and victory. Preston Foster is co-featured' in the role of the eldest son. Florine MacKinney, Willlam Bakewell, James Bush, Clifford Jones, Su- ! zanne Kaaren and others appear in | the supporting cast. Playing for the last times tonight is “Swellhead,” story of a home- run king, starring Wallace Ford, Barbara Kent and Dickey Moore, ————-— ATTENTION The Sons of Norway will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. Installation | of officers. Initiation. All | mem- | bers are urged to attend. adv.| [ e e e ! BETTY MAC BEAUTY SHOP 12and B Streets ’ PHONE 547 ,PHES BUNNELL 'T0 MAKE TRIP 10 WASHIN[:’TI)N FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. 4. —-‘ 50 cents. Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, of the. University .of Alaxkn. leaves.| Cardinalg Cabs If It’s Paint We Have It! | FRED W. WENDT I ) | Scenes that stagger the senses! Spectacle that astounds the imagination! ra, HELEN GAHAGAN RANDOLPH SCOTT HELEN MACK NIGEL BRUCE —Added— Mickey's Man Friday News by Daily Alaska Empire —Last Times Tonight— and "GOING HIGHBROW” Chas. Chase Comedy—Colored Cartoon and News | Universities. SAVE is now crowded with students. oo — THE VATE Bridge luncheon, second of series,y | Amencan Legion Auxiliary, ncxt weekrror Washington to ap- BARBER SHOP BE]NG | pear before a Congressional Com- mittee in an attempt to obtain a | share of the National grants for The inStitution here | |dike Barber Shop on Willoughby OPENED BY ROLNIK J. Rolnik is opening the Klon- Avenue in the Knutsen Building in the quarters formerly occupied by | Christie’s Candy Kitchen. Mr. Rolnik is a former resident of Jan. | Nome and worked in several shops i 11th in Dugout, 1 p. m. Admission | there. At various times he was inter- President | - —— SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! ested in mining in the Nome district. L e S SHOP IN JUNEAU! 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