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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY. NOV. 30, 1936. __IHAMMEHSTHN Karen Gets Baek in Trim 35 PASSEN!‘ERS )| KERN LYRICS |..... ., Deepite Filmdom Advice ygoppp NoRAY | w7 IN SHOW BOAT o - FOR THIS PORT l ‘ | i Y ¢ ROBERT COONS SPECTACLE! i Jcwel Thieves and Senor-| oS S cabidian Rcid séaer. etk HOLL¥WOOD, Cal., Nov. 30.—Np cess Norah has the following pas-| MIRACLE! itas Mean “Here Comes [piac> in the world is so eager sengers aboard for this port A FOX Picture with’ ” . Hollywood (Karen Morley is con-| 24 i, & Jonct | MAGIC! Trouble™ at Coliseum [vinced) to hand out: advice abott Gildo Battello, R. B. Blonchard s ol R gy = % A * |Mrs. Baggan, Miss V. gen, T, o PAU[ KEI.I.Y ARUNE ]“U.E health and looks or to info! * ban e Jales Shuse s . The music of “Show Boat,” com-{actress that she is “looking terri-| o i & g 'y I(\:".l\‘\ I)“;I II“‘!L:“ I ‘l,.”(.\.“ wif e /MONA BARH'E'snmonv nAIoFF EDNA | posed by Jerome Kern, with lyrics, ble.” | iy s i nia ¢ Gon = FERBER!S 4 | by Oscar Hammerstein II, has Blonde Karen, who now could | 4 1 H’wwr M‘r.u =} H(..mml ‘M_\\- 3 ] ained such popularity that all the|pose for that traditional picture of | S oRths IR AWk’ T Taoohaatt Immortal * gincl numbers are retained in|health, gets rather indignant Lhmk-( \n\ R Ahaken. My, L TR cl 4 ! Univ- sal's 1930 screen version of|ing about it, even now when eight | o, Mo T Tifnstrai, T Santte | assic - the Edna Ferber classic, at the Cap-|months away from the cameras and o * % iy trom. Miss E. Lowe A. Metry, tol Theatre. Three row songs were|from Hollywood kave restored her * iitien o Mier B skt written by the same composers for|to her old self. | P e pultum the picture, | “Why, even the gatemen think| . B T b W N Radu- | The hit numbers of the play in-nothing of passing the time of day | A TAbhet 7. Shbarer B clude “Make Believe” and “Why by telling you what you ought to L e e ! Do I Love You?”, duets wndcrt‘d{do to get fat or get thin or pct} s AN St g 753 by Irene Dunne and Allan Jones.|prettier, or get smarte Ries D, “”’“i‘.‘: Waki H!J Kits MAY |sna|" s charges unmm WORLD’S SUPREME TRIUMPH! i TONIGHT —Also— SPEED MAD BROADWAY HI LIGHTS CARNIVAL TIME CAMERA TROUBLE THEATRE PATHE NEWS Helen Morgan does two numbers| Too Manv Fictures | < MEET LA, ST, | toGet Turn Down 3 3 |weod to put it on. If you feel the PAUL ROBESON [ter the Ball” by Charles K. Harris| jitters coming on, Hollywood s the | ed baritone, sings “Old Man River” of “hard luck \d . i girl” Her trouble| . + |the charge by Spain against Italy and a new offering, “Ah Still Suits' came from too many pictures. Once ()le“(‘ifl of W r‘»‘hmx.zlon 1N {and Germany for recognition of the o The She P e; et atth er % Show Place of Juneau i bt Miss Dunne also has a sprightly ody Vidor, now aged three—and af- | Battling Over Control T stk e the deatiioa wall PARAMOUNT |tune called “Gallavantin’ Around.” ter that the doctor took time out for of System | SEATTLE, n 20.--16 appears involve domes~ the cast of “Here Comes Trouble,” | . tired to the high-fence g el 3 J 1 the new Fox picture, now at the th:d}"flm "V(-:iis }‘1::;:(‘“;\(‘1:“ sl‘:‘ i e PPN | they Wigh to Ehip.and (dbothedone; ‘h fl,“l\ in, University of Wash- P\!I’SSO!": Purse for anyone wt vas s before selecting the oppos- ailor into all sorts of trouble on el g:‘:‘dm\u there) returned to pictures halls 3 omas G. Plant SN e OPF The Persson family, victims of 3 sist in taking it out of each other Preferr vith Warren Williams.| American ship operators must in- . e g .|$47 in currency and some silver was 3 - home and lived a good and satis-| Preferr i DA Washington would like another Four Passengels from Ju with biting comedy sarcasm. fying life. e | “And T've gained 15 pounds,” she|trust their ships Employers be- Ky e ! A I.A N j |that she has made famous, “Bill | Anyway, this was one of the rea- o N E s and “Can't Help Lovin’ that Man."|sons " Karen, deciding she needed | A Universal Picture 3"“ (Goodbye, My Lady Love™ by place to help you get them and| FIfiHT LOQMS 1 OR él ABAMA GENEVA, Nov. 30.—League of Na= oseph Howard. | keep them. ! N tions sources expressed belief that Me.” A new duet number, “I Have she was doing three at once, wear- 2 1 Spani S e a 3 Rose Bowl May Spanish Insurgents and also the ale IGHT the Room Above Her,” is presented ing herself out. And then she took l y Be leged active support to Gen. Frage NEWS P;“‘f Kelly and A”‘g”hJ“dge‘ l“" an appdendectomy. - either Alabame or Loutsiana|tice questions which place them R g ne room romeo and his cutioles| g, oot ‘months ago, her weight | (Continuea rrom Page One) : will play the University of |outside of the League’s jurisdiction, Ooliseur Thestrg, Wwith & shin load: .y husband, Charles Vidor, the|— Eoar et Igdanueding Yo 1 O €M lington Athletic Director, is enroute Found, Money not organically sound,” she g lir am. Before he left here he : ©, and jewel thieves keep him'wpyi 1 gnow there was nothing the | With Merle Oberon in “The Beloved ployc s ntative in strike 1 3t aiolce 1d ,“,(“;.(‘(," ‘Ala- |the slide, lost everything and Mrs. n mischief aboard ship. And matter with me except overwork— |Enemy,” and soon begins a new gotiations. “The major issue sel- | oma and Louisiana Stfte and he | PErSson is exnected to need medical through it all, Kelly and Miss Judge 1 o p0q by going to the desert|contract with Producer Emanuel|ection of men—that is, who shall care for several weeks. Her purse crack at Minnesota, which beat|8one ; neau Are Transferred - G {exults, “and for a change people are lieve the owners should have the| {pem eorlier in the ceasen but thy| I the finder realizes how much to C.P.R. Steamer T'TLE, Noy | telling me how well T look.” ht." CHARLES WINNINGER Other songs heard are “Old Fash-|more welght, got away from Holly- {ioned Wife,” “Cotton Blossom™ “Af-| i | Paul Robeson, the world renown-, Karen Morley disclaims the title ithe Council will decline to consider Q. Qhy " } J 5 o 3 Seamen and Shippers Both oy Cr: —ALSO— {by Irene Dunne and Allan Jones. time out for a baby—Michael Kar- Pl Jecided |:j»' Lom cos, insurgent leader. chmng cutie, are the top names in down to about 100 pounds, Karen re- o g 3 ; ashington in the Rose Bowl on - — | of laughs and thrills in a story of girector, make their home. {wa, Towa, (and wishe FWOO "I‘ ers to refuse to accept men fory, % & Angeles to confer with Stan- Is Missi | > aboard a luxury liner. “I don't know that my regimen|Were closer to her small town so valid causc ord ¢ Je Tournament of Roses|4S NISSING il Spanish senoritas get this breezy ! would work % Ao ishe could buy a farm and settle do not seek to abolish hiring s 2 4 hinted that a flip of the coin might GP AMP IT are widly in love, even if the; Per- ' and after a good rest there I went|Cohen. She is doing “Happiness have the right to say to whom| ;o4 » was found and returned, but the B8k “I played outdoors, climbed trees, ¢ wu not play unless ‘hewmm Is neeled ndy a8 WAe e B defeated Enumelaw 7 t yedls D swam, rode a bicycle and slept| e P * ; b Ton “Coutrence BRI “h‘xf-u;j(mun' sl: n::‘yn‘benl:sn“:t t’:: Fans ¥ and won the 14‘ enough. I ate when I felt like eat- ON WAY TO GEORGIA Mvs!ery Disease rring post-scason competi-| desk 8 e > Bl NANAIMO, B. C., Nov. 30 1“(:\1!"Nu rthw rofessional Football ing, and anything I wanted to eat. Mrs. C. V. Brown has left for 3 g ¢ Mrs. Persson. passengers who took off from Ju-!League championship for the third NEWQ If T felt like six meals a day T had |Georgia Where she will visit rela- Kills Scottish Horses' Aipame Washington 20 to| B 3. T Y | W neau last Tuesday afternoon with straight year. them, but I didn't try to eat more nu but expects to return to Ju- T (i 19 in . Bowl in 1926 and CARD OF THANKS Pilot Alex Holden and Mechanic| Enumclaw is second, Tacoma is than T Wesited, " And sost Imponte | es : EDINBURGH, Scotland, Nov. 30.|the s want revenge, | We wish to tnank the many Lloyd Jarman, arrived here Satur-| third, Grays Harbor and Olympia antly, I didn’t worry about weight. Scottis rmers are suffering se- isiana Statc ed support-|friends for their kind deeds and day night and continued south on are tied for fourth place and Brem- yp AND MRS. GRAY ARE That’s where Hillywood can be in-! TEACHES SEWING i es from a ‘mysterious |ex 33 to 0 last|sympathy shown us in the death the Princess Elaine. erton is fifth. HOSTS ON ANNIVERSARY sidiously destructive; you cant go| ~ Mrs. Eric Paulson will conduct|disease known as “grass sickness” Saturd |of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Peterson, Hampered by dense ‘fogs, Holden 7 o A | Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gray enter- anywhere without hearing com-|sewing classes in connection with| Attacking only horses it proves! The Rose Bowl contest means!|father and mother of Miss Lillian was forced to set down, five times e tained a number of friends at their ments on how thin you are, or how Petersburg public schools, simi-|fatal in 90 per cent of cases. Tt $50,000 to each school. Peterson and brother and sister-in- before reaching here. The Juneau i) 'ud f()r home lasi evening with a dinner terrible you look. Getting 1y lar to those offered last year. The appears to be a nervous dise 5D {law of Elmer Peterson, pilot plans:to fly to Seattls n £ € party in celebration of their thirty- from those helpful and sympathetic|classes started last week. and causes the animals to go into| I Rogers, arises at 5:30 a, LILLIAN PETERSON, the weather permits . first wedding annivers The remarks was almost as good as| P |a comatose condition daily to spend a half hour on aladv. ELMER PETERSON. JNe pasgengers, aboard. the plane ()U(’,rs,rght sts included Mr. and Mrs. Walter resting.” |« P. Brennar entered St. Annm's A { driving range before he checks — were-Lieut. L. E. Baker, of the Const Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riedi, Mr.. Karen, who hdlls from Ottum- Hospital today for medical care. Try a classified—wmplre, in at the studio. Cfiuslmn,s Cnrds ut. The Emph‘a. Guard cutter Morris; J. F. Blanch- and Mrs. Guy Smith and Gordon! - ke - ~ % ard of Seattle; Samuel Palmer, Al- Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kendler, aska dredge contractor, and Brent MIDDLEBORO, Mass.,, Nov. 30.— who were to have been present, Sprague, Nome dredge man. A reward for not finding lost mon- were unable to get in from their cy waited a street clea today. | dairy farm on account of the Sal- HOLDEN IN SEATTLE | H. J. Vaughn of near North mgr{‘cri\pk bridge being out. SEATTLE, Nov. 30.—Pilot Holden! carver, came to Middleboro yester- : SR B arrived here at 1 o'clock ycfimma.. dey on a shopping tour, He lost REMOVED TO DOUGLAS and his passengers, by taxi, at 6 ¢35 in pills. Bill Myers and family have moved a. m, from Vancouver. Sighing, he returned home, but here from Juneau and have taken R motored back into Middleboro for the Alex Demos residence. The lat- | WEATHER BUREAU I {one last look on its deserted streets. ter has moved over to the board- ESTABLISHE EYEZSBULG | Lying in a gutter lay a $10 bill. ing house in Juneau. e | Elated, he hurried back to North —_——o——— Effective November 17, Peters- Carver and had breakfast. Therc D.LW.C. CLEARS SUM burg became a climatological and he reasoned that if he had foun ON PLAY AT COLISE L'\. airways weather bureau station with one bill in a gutter, a street clenn-" The play, “Sutter’s Gold,” shown headquarters at the Government er must have swept up the remain-|here Saturday night under the radio station. Observations will in- der. sponsorship of the Douglas Island clude makimum and minimum tem-| ~ Back to Middleboro he hurried Women’s Club netted the organiza- | peratures for each day, amount of and on the refuse dump inspected tion $20. 1 rain or snow fall, direction and the last pile of rubbish. A special meeting of the Club is| velocity of winds, total depth of There he found his remaining scheduled for this evening at 7:30 at | snow on ground as well as supply- ' $25. the home of Mrs. Mark Jensen to ing airplanes in Southeast Alaska| On his way home Vaughn stopped decide upon the disposal of the| with information as to flying con-| Pdtro]man Alton Rogers and hand- | proceeds. ditions. ed $1 to him—for the street cleaner ————— ‘\\'ho had not found the bills, ENTERS HOSPITAL e ) Art Chindahl, recently arrived Mrs. Stanley V. Grummett en- SURGICAL CASE from the westward, left Saturday| tered St. Ann’s Hospital on Sat-| Mrs. J. C. Davis, a surgical case, for Ketchikan to join Mrs. Chin- urday for medical attention. lis a patient at St. Ann’s Hospital. dahl who has been there for the | ke past several months. Chindahl was working for thL | Seims Spokane Co., both at the | westward, and reported the work about completed on their contract there. e, GOES TO KETCHIKAN ——r——— ¥ ED. McCORMICK ¥ | as a paid-up subscriber to The | ,thn I'm for a thing I'm all for it! | | Empire you are entitled to 2 | | | | free tickets to the motion pic- | | | ture showing tonight at the | | L+ T ROUCLAE COLRMON I like Chesterfields. . .I like ’em a lot ¥ Scenery. Com!ort I.owcut . . . these are the considerations that cause seasoned travelers to choose the Northern Pacific when they go East. There’s genuine comfort in its luxu- rious Pullmans, tourist sleepers and modern reclining seat coaches. There’s ...we all go for ’em around here. Chesterfields are milder...and when it comes to taste—they’re SWELL! 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KATZ, Alaska lsc.p;nunfctivo 200 Smith Tow fand World War veteran, died re- | cently at Ketchikan following an dense fog which has paralyzed ship- ping here for two days, lifted Sun- day and fourteen deepsea vessels entered the harbor and twelve left for other ports.® i EASY FOR CLUE WOMEN To make the work easier for the committee in charge of the Wran- gell Women’s Club luncheons each month, thg November luncheon meeting was made a “bring-your- own-sandwich” affair and proved very popular. e PR Ll DIES AT KETCHIKAN Joe Belmonte, 44 year old, barber operation for appendicitis. He went the good things smoking can give you..." ézfi* to Ketchikan nine months ago, and had been working at the Ingersoll Copyright 1936, LIoGETT & MyEas Topacco C0y i