The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 30, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1936 STAR OF OPERA CARDS DEFEAT 'HEADS ROLE OF GIANTS IN 17 CAPITOL FILM INNING GAME A | y | BV OEers orricers LASU-PITTS IS | TONIGHT isthe NIGHT! SHE .., Members ‘of the Epworth League | cuMEDlAN BAST Held a business meeting in the | Methodist parsonage last evening | and elected officers as follows: | MU S C President, Vincent Beachman; | / First Vice-President, Clara Hansen; | - Second Vice-President, Rossla Dan. | l‘" 'u:i': ’:: ::: ear r ner; Third Vice-President, “Millie | ¢ " " INRR Marie Jorgensen; Fourth Vice-Pres- | She Gets ,HC' Man,_ Now young love..! A ident, Mildred Bryson; Secretary- Showmg at Coli- plaintive love story seum Theatre against a back- Treasurer, Jane Robertson. | Plans were made at the meeting | ground of haunting melodies she goes to de- posit $2, and gangsters try to hold up her bank, Zasu turns tiger-woman —by accident! ;Nino Martini, Eeading Man Leroy Parmsle;‘ Bests Carl| 1 in “Here’s to Ro- Hubbell in Long Pitch- mance”’ ing Duel in N. Y. for the next session which will be | held the fourth Sunday in May. | IMUSICAL PROGRAM For ludicrous situations and hilar- | ious action “She Gets Her Man |is highly recommended. It is now | playing at the Coliseum Theatre. AT A. N. B. HALL IS | Zasu pitts and Hugh O'Connell ENJOYABLE AFFAIR‘:\H\ €O~ red in this rollicking Fresh from radio triumphs and | a sensational career in opera and I concert performance, Nino Martini arrives on the screen in the film ‘Here’s to Romance,” which is now playing at the Capitol Theatre. ST. LOUIS, April 30. — In the est game in the major league son and in one of the most perfectly pitched games in the maj for years, the St. Louis s defeated the New York « hits and won over Carl Hubbell | Unity Chorus who gave a concert |as it is humor As Esmeralda Card Laénimle Prescntg last evening in the A. N. B. Hall |the fluttering Miss Pitts never ~ . ZASU PITTS HUGH O'CONNELL Laughing Sensation |by the chorus under the direction |age. Hugh O'Connell, noted stage | iuf Ralph Waggoner with Mrs. Wll-_lmnrm:\n who has become her new |lilam Paul as accompanist. : | Included on the program were |daisical humor in grand style, and Misslong ;. Segtide A selections by the chorus, of both |goes to make up a comedy duo tha 2 ; Los eles 4. 4 s | Oakland 3; Los Ang men’s and women’s voices and solo | is a sure guarantee of laughs. Other: as a young singer is sent to Pari: by Miss Tobin, is the GAMES WEDNESDAY He falls | theme of the picture plot | Pacific Coast League in love with Anita Louise and is di- | | vided between his layalty to Miss To- bin and his new love | Later he makes a principal | | team-mate, compliments her lacka- + in Universal’s | Ahlaat Sacramento 5; San Francisco | who add greatly proves a terrible fiasco, and retur to New York. He is a failure ur Miss Louise comes to his rescue, wins {him a chance with the Metropoli- | n and finally consents to marry | him—without revealing that she is| | the one who brought him success. ———— SPRING MENUS "WELL PREPARED San Diego 10; Portland 3. National League Brooklyn 0; Chicago 1. Fhiladelphia 9; Pittsburgh 10, el- | even innings. New York 1; St. teen innings. Boston-Cincinnati, a Louis 2, seven- | rain, | | American League Detroit 3; Washington 7. ) Boston 8. | New York 6 4 Philadelphia 7 : cago T; veland 1; St. Louis 4; STANDID | be used to | Winner! |numbers by Mr. Waggoner. Proceeds benefit fund for | tive Sisterhood. - FULL HOUSE “You can get a FULL HOUSE |for a dollar or less — and It's a liquor dealer,”|een aged in the wood for two| —adyv.’ years! And the price is very low.”| Ask yousr to the delightful | from the musical will|comedy of the picture are Helen for the music v'hich | Twelvetrees (who emerges with an | chorus members are using, and as |entir the Alaska Na- | tlefiel y new personality), Lucien Lit- | 1d, Eddie Brophy, Warren Hy {mer, Gertrude Astor and Bert Gor- | don. | > S THREE CROWN BRANDY “THREE | CROW™ BRANDY has Genuine of love that barte and love that gives all..! with Helen Twelvetrees, Lucien Liitiqfiel{i}»’ \\Eddie_ Brophy, Ward Bond, Yil‘_'ginia Grey PACIFIC COASJK Wen Lost Pet.| 683 | 576 | 548 14 533/ 16 467 17 433 - BY MRS. CRONE Oakland 22 10 Seattle 19 14 Missions i7 14 Crowd of 75 People at B Cooking Demonstra- . ALSO . .. Minevitch Orchestra N¢ Motor to Guide Him King Looney—The 14th Puppy Love Last Times Tonight ding artists of- In the gala cast which supports Gia yesterday afternoon by a sclwr-n play which attacks the gang- ini are Genevieve Tobin, Anita |score of 2 to 1 ster problem with tongue in_cheek, o 5 * ! .| High praise by those attending nisk Madame Ernestine Schu- eroy Parmelee, the Giants' pitch- g 3 and furnishes a solution' of the Sk R SaiA Denty Leroy Parmelee, the Glanty’ BIOU- | i"erven to muBEdS' of 'the ‘Oom- | whole problem that i s staFtingt eir teginald Denny, M er last year, gave the Giants only I at is as startling | Gambarelli and Vincente Escu- dero. 3 1 its : who gave up eleven hits during CRRATE wis ik The hectic career of Martini, Who |tne long game. |A difficult program was well sung |before been seen to better advant 8 i " San Diego 20 394 | THEATRE I News tion Yesterday Los Angeles 0 35 OPERA! RADIO! 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