The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 25, 1936 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Midnight Preview Tonight Matinee Sunday, 2 P.M. SHRLEY TEMPLE PICTURE OPENS SUNDAY, CAPITOL Child Star Has Dramatic Role in **Our Little Girl” —New Bill Here Shirley Temple proves herself a dramatic star second to hone in her new Fox Film picture, “Our Little Girl,” which opens at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. At no {time does she stop being a real child, and she plays in almost every scene in the picture. In one of the most thrilling se- quences of the picture, a complete circus was assembled including the big tent, wild animals, elephants, | “Poodles” Hanneford, world-famous | clown and rider, “The Clarkonians” ‘in a swinging act, and the clowns | Hambone, Dumbell and Smiling | Sambo. The story of the picture involves misunderstanding and a bewilder- ilng crisis in the lives of those | nearest and dearest to Shirley, and !is said to be her most touching | picture. Rosemary Ames plays the part of the mother, Joel McCrea is | the father, and Lyle Talbot is “the | other man.” Warner Oland in “Charlie Chan {in Egypt” will be shown for the last times at the Capitol Theatre tonight. — eee RIFLEMEN HOLD - SECOND SHOOT THEATRE Ina New Picture... smiling, dancing, charming her way. into your heart again LITTLE MISS DIMPLES The second leg of this week’s re- entry match was held in the gallery |of the Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club lin the A. B. Hall last evening, a ;large group of riflemen being pres- |ent. | High scores for the evening fol- | low: Metallic Sights | Dan H. Moller, 45 x 50. | E. E. Weschenfelder, 43 x 50. J } | Al Lundstrom, Jr., 40 x 50. with ! | Scope Sights ROSEMARY— AMES | Ken Junge, 43 x 50. LYLE TALBOT FOX PICTURE | from 2:30 to 9 p.m. to accommodate | those who desire to enter the match. - e 'LUTHERAN ANNUAL | MEETING SUNDAY; TO HEAR REPORTS The Annual Congregational meet- ing of Resurrection Lutheran church will be held tomorrow evening at the \ | The gallery will be open tomorrow DOUGLAS NEWS . | ———r———— MISS CAMPBELL GOING SOUTH; BECOME NURSE Miss Elizabeth Campbell, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Camp- bell, is listed among the passengers leaving on the Northwestern enroute to Seattle to enter Virginia Mason hospital where she will entrain to be - come a nurse. e - |SUNDAY SCHOOL TO BENV AT 1:30 TOMORROW P.M The Community Sunday school, with Dean and Mrs. Rice and Rev. Olafson in charge, will take up at 11:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Ad- |ditional teachers will be secured as the attendance increases, B SCOUT MEETING TONIGHT | Regular meeting of the Douglas scouts will be held starting at 7:30 this evening in the city hall, with assistant scoutmaster, Robert Du- Pree, in charge of the work to be put jon. Albert Savikko has been selected 1as bugler for the troops, it was jannounced. e GRADE PUPILS WIN ! HONORS IN CLASS WORK ! Report comes from the Douglas school listing the following on the grade honor roll for the past six | weeks' period: First grade—Patricia | Andrews, Margaret Cochrane; Sec- | |ond grade—Lucille Goetz; Third— |Rudy Krsul and Evelyn Krsul; ! Fourth—Solvein Havdahl; = Fifth— | ,Borghild Havdahl, Kenneth Shud- |shift, Doris Cahill and Frank Krsul; |Sixth—Elmer Savikko, Dorothy | Langseth, Annabel Edwards, Arline 'Rice; Seventh — Glen Kronguist; | Eighth—none. - — Douglas ! Church Services| Notices for Tms cnurch column |mwst be received by The Empirz Dot later than 10 o'~lock Saturday mornivg w guarantee change of| ' sermon “toples, etc. | 3 -1 Sf. Luke’s Episcopal Church || Y7730 pm-—Evening Prayer and Sermon. £ L | Douglas Catholic Church | St. Aloysius Church | 33 1l | IN WASHINGTON ARC Chief to Represent| Territory at Commit- | tee Meetings | \ Ike P. Taylor, Chief Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, will ieave Washington sometime after February 4, after attending the inter- departmental committee meeting on Alaska, scheduled for that day, ac- cording to word received today by the | Governor's Office. | Among other territorial matters to ' be taken up at the session will be | the proposed airfield and airways program for Alaska, which would be carried out by the WPA through the road commission. Mr. Taylor will also attend the an- nual meeting of the American Wild- life Institute in Washington on Feb- ruary 3, as an Alaskan delegate. Del- egate Anthony J. Dimond will serve as the Territory’s other representa- tive at the copservation confab. S ee— SHOP IN JUNEAU! e A e SHOP IN JUNEAU! PO el o i — ENROLL NOW! CLASSES in DRAWING LETTERING and ILLUSTRATING EVERY Monday and Friday Evening 8:00 o'Clock - LOVEJOY STARTS SUNDAY AT COLISEUM Gilbert Roland and Mona Barrie Are Featured in ‘Ladies Love Danger’ Murder for profit motivates the criminal in Fox Film's mystery picure, tLadies Love Danger,” which opens at the Coliseum The- | atre tomorrow night. Tense situa- tions are relieved by hilarious comedy in the story of crime in fashionable circles. Gilbert Roland plays the part of the playwright who strolls into| his smart bachelor’s apartment to| find that a strange beauty, por-| trayed by Mona Barrie, has stroll- ed in before him and, uninvited, | made herself at home. A few min- | |utes prior to her coming a murder has been perpetrated next door. Teeling that she is somehow in- i\'ol\'r'd. he keeps her prisoner for the night. She manages to outwit | |him and when her escapes coin- cides with three others murders he | proceeds to unravel the myster: | A double bill featuring “Th |Daring Young Man,” a hilariou Istory of a New York newspaper- man, and Buck Jones in “Stone of Silver Creek,” will be shown for the last times at the Coliseum | Theatre tonight. BETTER TIMES CONTEST GIRLS GIVEN DINNER Thirty-five Contestants Sing Praises of Hump-back Salmon in Terminal (Contitmued from Page One) or close friends in the Washington metropolis an opportunity to visit them that might not otherwise be af: forded. Tables were decorated in Mexican colors: red, white and green. An Alas- |ka flag was used by courtesy of the ,Hayes Shop. The following girls attended: Rosic Africh, Thais Bayers, Harriet Bar- [IKE_“YH]R 10 IMVYsiTEHY Fll.M §..immuniummmmlun||limniuummmmmuu| FATTEND MEETS SUNDAY HIS prisorer FOR THE NIGHT! She played a fascinat- ing game of love while he solved the murder next door! ® 1 with GILBERT MON A A MONDAY HUHARERA Ry, - TUESDAY LOVE DANGER' ROLAND BARRIE DRIENNE —ALSO— Shorty on the Farm Father Knows Best News LAST TIMES TONIGHT “Daring Young Man” and “Stone of Silver Creek” Red Rider No. 11 News lIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllflflllIIIIHIIIIIIIIlHlll"Illllllllllllllllllllll PARTIES SEEK MISSING YOUTH ON MT. RAINIER |Searchers May Make Haz- | ardous Ascent of Sum- \ mit in Quest ragar, Ginger Bardi, Edith Clinking- beard, Gertrude Conk1in, Mildred Cashen, Rosa Danner, Esther Davis, Phillis Edwards, Lucille Fox, Linda Furuness, Anita Garnick, Eleanor Gruber, Laddie Kyle, Margaret Nel- son, Inga Lindsfrom, Lucille Lynch, { MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL | Park, Wash., Jan. 25.—The possibil- ity that search parties hunting for Delmar Fadden, 23-year-old FERA {worker of Seattle, might make the hazardous climb to the summit of g 9:30 a.m.—Holy Mass. 1:30 p.m.—Christian Doctrine. | church. A special evening service will | | be held at 7:30 o'clock at which con- | gregational singing will be featured, ** and a short talk will be given by the | pastor, the Rev. Erling K. Olafson. | The congregational meeting will | ADDED One Run Elmer Hark Ye Hark Daily Alaska Empire News Douglas Community Church g Sunday services: 1:30 p.m.—S8unday School. SCHOOL of ART and LETTERING 111 Main St. Phone 1701 Rosellen Monagle, Elisabeth Kaser. | to make when he became lost, ap- Rhoda Minzgohr, Mary Nordness, | peared today as rescuers returned to Mary Pearce, Helen Pusich, Char- 'their base at Glacier Basin last lotte Polet, Bessie Powers, Bernice | night without finding any trace of Reidl, Ida Roller, Mildred Shafer, 'Fadden. Georgianne Snow, Catherine York. Margaret Lindstrom, Ruth Lundell, | Mt. Rainier, which the youth sought | 32 be held immediately after the serv- ice. Reports of all organizations for “We Give B. T. D. Votes” | After the meeting refreshments will | be served in the social rooms of the | church, and members and friends |are urged to stay and visit with one another. WARNER OLAND in “Charlie Chan.in Egypt” § | LAST TIMES TONIGHT ———————— LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. Rex Early was discharged from St. Ann’s Hospital this morn- ing and she returned to her home. i SR Gyl DANCING o ALL NIGHT ® , TOGETHER AGAIN! Paul, Dave and Slilokey E Juneau's dfiginal Trio t4 S8 IIRFLERS B T RAYTR TN e o) the past year will be heard, and ,, | plans for the future will be discussed. | 8:00 p.m.—Evening service under dire¢tior of Rev. Erling K. Olafson. - Dotiglas Presbyterian Mission | ""DAVID WAGGONER, Minister Sunday services: 2:30—Bible school. 3:15—Preaching service. | All are welcome to attend these | services. Fairbanks Patient ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 25— Mrs. James Sturgell of Fairbanks day to board ¢he southbound train at Seward. Pilot Haaken Christenson of left there with Mrs. Sturgell yes- trip for twenty minutes, because the patient was airsick, and he was further delayed by stiff head winds. The train was held here for an hour for Mrs. Sturgell. - She was pital before she was taken to the train. Cigars It is said that the searching party | may go higher above Steamboat | Prow than they have gone before. ‘Fox‘(‘a( rangers are flashing back | news of the search via short wave | radio. Fadden left two weeks ago on a solo hiking trip, and failed to return on schedule last Sunday. S e~ | BAKER RETURNING | Dewey Baker, of the Juneau Bak- ery, who has been south for several | weeks on a vacation, is returning home aboard the Victoria. e ————— PERCY REYNOLDS COMING Percy Rewi who has been south on busir connection with the Juneau Ic ream Parlors and the Juneau Liquor Company, is a returning passenger aboard the Vic- toria —4% | The Juneau Laundry { Franklin Street between 1 Front and Second Streets I PHONE 388 , Flown Ot by Plane & was rushed here by plane yester-| = to connect with the steamer Alaska| 3= Cantwell flew to Fairbanks and &&= terday morning. He was required|= to stop at Cantwell on the return|= given an examination at the hos-|g l[illllililillyllilllIIIIIIIIIIli|"I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIllIINHIIIIIllIllIlllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlHIIlIII = = TONIGHT IF'YOU HAVEN'T VISITED THE NEW CAPITAL CAFE YOU'RE MISSING A LOT OF GOOD TIMES! MILLER AR Cards The New Arcti Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap [« T DANCING TIL 2:30 A. M. MUSIC BY RUTH and BOB “Juneau’s:-De Luxe Entertainers” $5.00 DOOR PRIZE TONIGHT! SPECIAL CHINESE DISHES SERVED AT ALL HOURS ® ‘ IIIllIiIllIIIIIII]IlllllllIIlllllIIIlllilillllIlll!ifiilIII||illllllllllllllllllllllulIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllillIIllIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllillllllluIIIIIHIHIIIHIHIIIIIIII Manager L i