The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 17, 1936, Page 3

PRINCESS of wpovb entertainment ., !! with Edw. Everett Horton HELEN BRODERICK L An R-K-0 Sensation! = C\ Parrotville Daily Pest Office Alaska Empire News bringing about of a "“neig that could only enhance good will among peoples of the world ROY D. CHAPIN NEW DANCES IN “TOP HAT," CAPITOL FILM Fred Astalre and Ginger Rogers Introduce Piccolino Dancing and singing to the tunes end lyries of Irving Berlin, Fred| Astaire and Ginger Rogers set & new high for screen materials in “l'op Hat,” now showing at the Capitol Theatre. The two stars in-| troduce a number of new dances,: climaxed by the Italian-flavored | Piccolino, which is their answer to publlc demand for a successor (o ithe “Carioca” and the Comm- ental.” { Splendid support is accorded l)3l |a comedy cast which includes Helen | | Broderick, brilliant commedienne of the Broadway stage, Edward Everett | | Horton, Erik Rhodes, and Eric! | Blore; the butler of *“The Gay| Divorces."” Blending xmnanm |edy, “Top Hat," te triguing, and at all times plausible | story. The later sequences have the Lido as their locale and action unfolds against settings of un-/ alled color and pictorial appeal.| | The picture is based on the Euro-; 'pean stage production, “The Girl | Who Dared.” 1 .o U. S, ADAMANT 0P 'OPEN DOOR' Clever little “Tep Hat.” dancer appears with Fred Astai Star in New Role |IWBIIIM Maxm] Dies in Husmtal “G HINATOWN SQUAD” NflW Hobson Are Cast in Feature Roles showin; e, tells th murder com: cisco’s Chin bump Chinatown at the Colis tstory of a mysteriot mitted in San Fra town, and the efforts | tlous bus-drive masquerading unravel the Oriental, t as_an 2 BASKETBALL - GAMES SLATED | at the Capitol Between Concreters and DeMolays HOW THEY STAND AT COLISEUM L\le Talbot and \/alenc‘ hite. . girl cast in the feature roles. The oriing cast is headed by Hugh mell and Andy Devine - TUESDAY NIGHT - Grudge Bau]e IS Fxpected sailors were out to sea the nights they i i A Ul LyLe TALBOT ; IN A STORY THAT SEETHES WITH SUS- PENSE AND THRILLS 0 y o picture has been lavishl, '\1 ged and the story has been maintained on a swiftly .moving plane, with comedy and drama nicely balanced, by Director Mur- South Sea Sickness ray Roth.- i Why Mules: Leave Home sle Talbot and Valerie Hobson Million $ Notes e News "“IIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHflIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll" ‘uu-y are still in the running, al- ’Lomse L. Lucas, in Milwaukee, Wis., | though the Sabin men don't bc-‘SaIurday night, following a heart ‘Im. it | attack. Mr. Lucas was represenfa- the American Appraisal in cinnati and had gone to Milwaukee for treatment. Besides his brother in Juneau, and four sisters survive. .. — DRAMA CLUB POSTPONED Due to conflicting engageménts, the Juneau Drama Olub will not meet tomorrow evening, according to announcement today by J. Irvine Noble, President. S eee— RETURNS TO OREGON {tive of Company Res The rema l\\ln(h does n poosa games follows: Febr | Tallapoosa, Sabin's Mm(h 3—Eagles vs. Imen (only game scheduled.) of Schedule wier of the schedule, | include two Talla- | et to be played, is as y 28—Firemen vs.|his wife vs. DeMolay; | Juneau Fire- | The | were to play the Douglas and Sabineers, and these games will have to be played when | convenient, League President Leon- {md Hulmq st said today. .o : RlGHT IN GHINA Won Lost Pet. | Mrs. Sue Fuller, who has been a Chapin was born in La | DeMolay 3 0 1000 ’ guest for the past month of her a lawyer, being Edwar s Eagles e 500 ! neau employee, left on the North- In the World War O Phillips, U a5 f 0y Pt £ e "~ BROTHEK PASSES 1and to return to her home 1 La y 4 i ihps, Un elsecretaly o Chairman of the Highw A > s iy | ; STk Sabins 0 2 000 AWA AST | Grande, Oregon. port. Committee of the Council of State, Serves Notice on | Noted Mechanical Engineer ranapoosa 0o 2 000 | i ————— Presid — fi'fil?fii;alu?ii?i’iflg’ifi‘:fi;’z:i;z,, S Far hast Problems ‘ Passes Away in Ater severa ‘;;,;h s dmd“um‘ Harry L. Lucas, well known Ju-| A sixgl'::;i‘?;;; gl Company Passes Away' | P was e er of tevoral Phillibs, Undersecretary of State, much to life m} ?l\e s l.«nmu of the & u s brother, Hospital to Mrs. Phyllis. Clark. : s ) < 5 ity of Mien. i addressing the Chicago Council Bl .| gym: tomorrow night. with the re-| <L U T2 35351 10 -2 b AL .‘ “indirect notice that the United e ¢ “OM and the champion DeMolay quin- (Commued trom Page One) In 1921 he wrote “The Economics Biatah T inkist pon'setefiion of v known inventor and teti In. the second game thé Doug~ Mcflflfr‘\in:‘::g?exé in 1914 to| the “Open Door” principle in fere ms he result of o183 Eagles, title threats, meets Sab- The dezlers listed below are eooperating with ¢ Miss Inez Tideman, of Savannah, C‘:l““ D Wl throat infection. oo MU D LA The Daily Alaska Empire and will issue votes to the s Ga. They had six children i s Milpns s, 8y - eleotrichl (MgIn- | oo b T ivaibs ko’ & candidates for the prize trips to OLD MEXICO and NORLITEMEN TC frain from Communist propaganda ufacture ordnance artcles of which |ShOWIDE up in box office receipts count at the rate of: BE DlNNER HOSTS in America i he was the inventor. He was Pres- | Lhe Concreters haven't forgotten 100 VOTES .$1.00 SALE Phillips described efforts to bring ant of the American Relay League ' the famous protest game that rob- ‘ a . el Wit thSunda\ School | 2bout closer, more cordial relation- and Interpational Amateur Radio|bed them of the first half title, 200 \vOTIE-‘ H Orchestra will vie with each other | ShiPS Among nations of North and Union and ‘will be gunning for the lodge 300 VOTES { e g %, . South America. e men at 7:30 tomorrow evening.' i ‘ :":_'en‘;’l:l“’”:"h“:le";:(];g:i&?{fg:’°:I Without mentioning Japan by | MRS. SMITH LEAVES Andy Johnson, out of the line-up or 'ut the rate of 100 Yvotf‘s for each dollar sale or } [l N“O'“hem Light Presbyterian Dame, Phillips poke of _interna- - for several weeks, will return for payment on account. I\zvl_u'uctmnal part ol f » hurch gttal b"mo anizations | tional relations in the Far East,| Mrs. Joe Smith, wife of the pro- the event, Manager Osborne stated. is to be considered. - Votes to be issued in strict e ok dtnmer 6o b sorv.|S8YINE: “We- belleve in the gen- prietor of the Juneau Dairy, left Both squads are reported at full accord with rules of drive published in another part . o Sk clanis eral principles upon which those on the Northland for Seattle, where | strength for the game, and fans of this paper. "S b; Mr;‘ B N eape I A s Ute s Tha s ovisihns Anits Stawart she will undergo medical treat- are looking forward to a great riaia e o ’ B :‘lr)ce 01;:;1:::;1 composed of boys they contain are sound if lived| Anita Stewart, star of the silent ment Baide. indd -\I‘I :\\1‘.}\1:' 4(‘0'1“':;'0.}’]“AUTY PARLOR and girls under the direction of up to. Observance of their pro-| screen, cast herself in a new role - In the aftermath, Jensen, Erskine, ALLAN NI BEAT 7 . gt Rands. will play sev. Visions would go far toward main-' when she tried her talents as SHOP IN JU INEAU, FIRST! Fox, et al., expect to show fans that ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CQe Troop will offer a demonstration Far Bast. as head of a publishing company | l"'AAl]"L BI OanI())ngO Inc. of Scout activities. s T in Los Angeles. William F()pr() i BON \'I.:\i‘{('lllh] Reservations have already been PR AL P T A S B RS DL 8 . ' ILLLIE VL i o ROV D. CHAPIN nide. 155 i) L e j. M’LE“_ AN ‘ RERTS CASH GROCERY ol association with the industry, Chap- TROLLEY-CASHIERING | DO UGLAS You are :n(\}:le;i"lq p&gsenlft‘hhls | J. A. BULGER in began an ardent advocacy of SYSTEM IS INSTALLED PASSES AWAY Coupoa al. the Dox ORISR0 bos 34 CALIFORNIA GROCERY ¥ o0 roads, and figured largely in J | CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc. ks the educational work that led to| A Baldwin overhead-trolley cash- Aol { DOUGLAS CITY BAKERY b the extension of improved highways | iering system, installed last week in F z S NE WS CapltOl Thwtre DAIL’YJ ALASKA EMPI]‘IE throughout the world. Highway de- | the George Brothers Store and IOImer juneauxte, ‘ tam- Z P i (On subseriptions. iy, Beid in affice) perily of the motor car industry. | the only one of its Eind in Junean, Dies in Fairbanks | pOUGLAS CouPLE CELEBRATES wolt and o. (HioNS 5 FAMILY SHOE, STORE - “Neighborliness” is expected to expedite the handling — Mr. and Mrs. Gien Kirkham were relative to see .. (‘.AR!\I('I} S _(.I}O(}ERY He saw in the development of of sales. Four transportation lines, FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. 17.— hosts to a few friends with a din- n;AS’I’IMuA[,' CAFE 3 " international highways not only the connect various parts of the store Jedsen McLellan, aged 68, who spent ner party a their home Saturday “T H t” | ASTINEAU GROCERY extension of markets for motor with the cashier’s office in the forty years in Alaska and a veteran| evening in celebration of their Op a TINEAU LIQUOR CO. cars and other products, but the balcony. in the Klondike and other stam- birthdays which fall on the same ! | GEORGE BROTHERS e pedes, is dead here as the result of | day, February 15. Covers were laid — i AT é s "\ pneumonia. for sixteen. The event also cele- As a paid-up subscriber of The | ('OI:TY:S (-'R‘O(ALRY—Douglaa McLellan arrived in Juneau in| brated the birthday of Martin Ped- £:5. DRIGHD: PU DS H. S. GRAVES BE"ER Tms comsT 1896 and stampeded to Dawson the ' ersen, one of the guests, who was P o HAL“OI‘{.\PAI\ S : ' next year then later came fo this| born on February 16. Other guests Dally ska Empule , HOME GROCERY district. He has been a prominent!inciuded Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Kirk- (0] 'OO0D 'LE S STANDING OF CONTESTANTS mining operator in the Livengood ham, Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Langseth, b Good only for current offering | JONES-STEVENS ¢ s 2 | camp since 1916. Mrs. Sadie Cashen, Charles Daniel- 3 JUNEAU CASH GROCERY (Votes counted to Saturday Noon—Only) 1t is believed McLeellan is sur-|son, Frank Pettygrove, James Gray, Your Name May Appear Tomorrow JUNEAU & DOUGLAS TELEPHONE €CO. 4 MONDAY—FEBRUARY 17 YARD by Heyhire ie ORlfRrrie, and)l To. SR K N WATCH THIS SPACE JUNEAU DRUG CO. i | oo ol : JUNEAU EMPIRE FHEATRES R Kirkham. J y. 4 “ “. 4 ¥ F 3 | INFATT T T Q All ballots MUST be stamped or signed by firm | —— JVL’ k}'l'LAIl()}}N{:Q(%)(\;‘\ SHOP 5 issuing them. BALLOTS MUST BE TURNED IN | DOUGLAS SCOUTS 7. B. JOHNSOL DAILY. Contestants Please Cooperate. | TAKEN ON OUTING ALASKA MEA T JLNhfiAL ng)‘l OR CO.‘ D S E | Fifteen local Boy Scouts, accom- JIM LLI.'.EN -7 CAS]‘([) GROCERY 2 IDA ROLLER - “ Sinio00 " ARS s s S5 | ranuRinG carstens manY “BfiEF— o JUNEAL YOUNG HARDWARE €O 3. BESSIE POWERS " 613.900 Creck dam yesterday for an outing | TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Govérnment Inlbée\{lfl JUNEAU SAMPLE SHOP b 1. THAIS BAYERS © 606,350 ALBUGUERQUE, New Mexico,| Which they enjoyed very much. PR JUNEAU COFFEE SHOP oy ANITA GARNICK 478'650 Feb. 17.—Modesto, Trijillo, COnfEsSeleree transportation between.Doug- KANN'S 5e TO $5.00 STORE (] 2. X 1 5 slayer of Carl N. Tayl las and Juneau was furnished by - o) AP, 'MENT o B 477,050 o Ji08 Smaune LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE 6. ‘STHER DAVIS 7 o writer, entered a plea of guilty to| Waller Bacon, who took the boys ” McCAUL MOTOR CO. ’ 7. ELEANOR GRUBER . 467,850 second degree murder today and was | OVet on the 8:30 a. m. bus, return- AL L U )WJ(" . 8. BETTY WHITFIELD .. 435,325 immediately sentenced by Judge | !N them home on the 6:15 trip. N‘EL‘\ON. ‘L l]u"[‘ fl’H()P \ 9. CATHERINE YORK . 421,025 Fred E. Wilson o from 89 to 100[ =~ oese—rr i fi%%%flg}?op f 10. ROSA DANNER . . 414,125 years in the state prison. i it 11. ELISABETH KASER . 371:375 | Taylor was shot after it is said | B:gsuiarrn‘f:uf '::sgC“TL’z;V NO(R)THLAND TltlA\\l’O‘R;FATlON CO. 725 | he watched and then secured pic- vote, Harry, Lun- | (On. passenger fares only o E?;gk%;g%gggw e tures of the ceremonies of a mys. | 461l of Douglas, yunior suudent i | Jyneqy Lumber dlg fnc PAY'N TAKIT GROCERY AND MARKET 3. £ 2 - ) terious cult in the mountains near|the School of Mines at the Univer- 2 " PIGGLY WIGGLY 3 14. MARGARET NELSON . 290,500 g sity of Alaska, was recently elected < Rakf, ! 7 AT DEPAR’ 5. HARRIET BARRAGAR 255,925 &% PRosliit ok tos. Mere Dormi- 3 PIGGLY WIGGLY MEA TMENT 6 | CORNER MARKET EUNICE ANDERSON ... 221,675 DEMOCRATIC CLI tory Association for the second PARKER'S : LUCILE FOX ........ 194325 UB | semester. By unanimous vote was 1 ROYAL BLUE CABS - ’ INGA LINDSTROM 189,600 TO ELECT OFFICERS |2k elected to the treasuryship of c APIT HARRY RACE, DRUgGlST ‘ DOROTHY GREEN 173,800 YR P o) Snictine. » g:glxg@sky MEAT C . RHODA MINZGOHR . 153,525 Election of officers, and estab- g BA &1 21. BERNICE REIDLE 150:550 lishment of a tentative program of BABY N A AnD m SANITARY GROCERY 22, MILDRED SHAFER 130,950 political activity, will feature the| . % S BOBN Private Booths ~ Lunches’ ing Enry Ni;m SWANSON BROS, i~ Y NORDNES 114,400 next meeting of the Women’s Dem-| MTs: Joe Kovak this morning be ancing | SERVICE MOTOR CO. 23. MARY N 7 » 3 | i came the mother of a baby girl, m— - » aQ 24. ROSIE AFRICH 98,950 ||ocrati Club of Ostineas Channel |bora in St Anns Hospital,'and GUY SMITH'S DRUG STORES . 25. MARY PEARCE . 717,875 ‘;’:;,n o'clock nutn'Mondxy ane:f weighing eight pounds. Both mozh-l rse—ta o TERMINAL CAF,‘%, AND MARKET & 56. GERTRUDE CON 67,850 noon in the Juneau Coffee Shoppe. |’ @nd child are doing nicely. T n E T E R “ ! l A L | TOTEM Gfio%l\ll"ARh RO . 27. LUCILLE LYNCH . 41,400 | Three members of the board and T : 1 THOMAS HA L4 28. JERRY ENGEL Fy 29,275 five officers are to be chosen. All| o ;NTE.SHHOSPIT:P | “Deliciously Different Foofls” *- .« Iz UNITED l:QOOD“i)Q e } 2 RET LINDSTROM 18,675 members zre requested to make! s, William Hargrave this morn-| N i b Votes ‘Are Now Being Issued by ve Firms b 53 %défl:lgfi HILL . 18,925 reservations 4n. advance with Mrs. ing entered. 8t. Ann's Hospital for Siening. to Banguets and Téiyn i ey l:“f‘“ ASK FOR THEM! R b : G. E. Krause. | medical treatment. | s R T i