The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 2, 1937, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MIDNIGHT PREVIEW mm— g1 G0y" |5 [Joan Bemnelt, " sovosvnnes— | Oagney Feature | Gary Grant, in § COLISEUM —- 2 P. M. SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY Here Tflmfl”m‘li Goliseum SUNDAY IS——“THE BIG NIGHT” R B, 14 —_ Capitol Theatre Presents| “Wedding Present” Fea 2 A Versatile Star in No other gl | ever got Dramatic Role a wedding present as exciting as this! Show Place of Juneau STARTS SUNDAY tures Popular Stars in Novel Roles Once again the screen is show- w pr when newspaper ing James Cagney in one of the m with i Madcap sweethearts . . . loveable, two-fisted, rugged roles { they beliet ed in life on the cafeteria system (help yourself to the thrills which have endeared this dynamic . ddin star to movie audiences everywhere. | prc i This time it is against a background | y . £ that is distinctly out of the ('vv'mnn'."‘ med N ed ¢ and pay as you go out {run in screen stories—the Depart-, Prese n Col {ment of Weights & Measures of a|Theatre tomo n Ben- llarge city—but it gives Cagney the |ne g best chance he hi ad in many a day to show his admirers the wi range and versatility of his dra tor tic talents. Gal 1 “Great Guy ! * Cagney's first Grand | waila fd produ by B. P | National pict comes: to|g { of his pic- |the Capitol Theater tomorrow & ent wi oy | based on the popular “Johnny Cave Adolph Zukor presents |stories in the Saturday Evening | Post by James Edward Grant. Tt de- {picts the efforts of a young deputy {to smash a powerful political ring. {Who have organized a short weight . ) y Tonight t that is defrauding every| ' N, e housewife in the city. In making the| 1:16 tempt h sUggeeds, B ney, Johnny Cave, played by nearly loses his life, his girl and his good name, but he| crashes through in typical Cagney| . v i fashion, rounds up the c i s » Matinee his reputation and e ® girl in a series of breathl 1 1S pianning 1% Sunday ? sodes, that leaves the audience pant- [[ArTY 2 writer gt y » P, M with GEORGE BANCROFT ing. Conrad RN - n 2r.M CONRAD NAGEL « GENE LOCKHART Directed by Richard Wallace + Based on the Story by Paul Gallico Bono 1as is ADDED FEATURES The girl, by the way, i played | ::\I'mu-.\: m\(((v-‘{:.mrk‘féul\y\d‘:|yM(‘-H.‘ ) re- o B. P. SCHULBERG Production + A Paramount Picture “Transail Love"” “Public Enemy” and “Lady Killer,” conciliation Betty Bocp in T e e O it Chiiieinia oy 106 1 __LAST TIMES TONIGHT— . “Gramp’s Indoor Hibisior PUKGTEe Swhioh has becmiae RIGHE 8t the Colsshi i ARG 1<'1§,\'|'['|gy;>;___~_2 Outing Kbl ol DUGEERR: 108 e ; ZANE GREY'S * ’()‘1.:1”:;»;(;‘.':.1:3_‘“ last time at the Capi-| ARIZONA MAHONEY" and Latest Fox Movietonews - > ;! [] [] gj {': | A S “THE WOMAN CONDEMNED" CLAM TAXES CASE IS || [ 1 e ol e i SETTLED IN CORDOVA | RERS @ o= WITHOUT JURY’S AID “ School With the coming week the papers | hunting trip. The men were Dr. should arrive that will permit the | W. W. Council, Percy Reynolds, and building to get under way and|Dr. C. C. Carter. cheer up the residents of the town | - -eee |B. P. W. C. MEETING sunday “MARCH OF NIGHT LIFE OF LATEST N DOUGLAS PRESBY' - NO SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME” THE BUGS UG o E Judge Hellenthal in the District| There will be no Su School| DAVID WAGGONER, Minister HUBBARD CHILD DIES | The News Behind (A Silly W Court, Gt Cordova_ de- iy Chureh tomorrow, ow ev gaevicad The infant daughter of Mary IS SET FOR MONDAY the Notws Symphiony) S cided the case of t1 ¢ :wuw-,l > ence of 2 1:30 p.m—Bible Schoo Hubbard died here last evening at| Miss Caroline Tow=i, President of - x = e e vs. the Pioneer .h‘» king Company |and qua alation: The 2:30 p.n—Preaching service. 7:30 o'clock. The child was but|the Business and Professional "] JUNE TRAY LAST TIMES l()Nl'(.H'l BOB A_r\l,le\ without a jury. The case reiile r service for adults| All are welcome in these services fourteen days old. Fun services | Women's Club, announces that the BOB LIVINGSTON ACE DRUMMOND in b ”",, packing company wa he at 3:00 p. m | R will be held tomorrow. | organization is to hold its regular ih “UNKNOWN collection of c taxes at > OLIC CHURCH - meeting here Monday. The session «CIRCUS GIRL” ER” and Kukal h MINISTERS TO MEET s Church BARBER LOC {will be held at 8 pm. in the o — o $900 for 191 487 for 1932 Juneau and Douglas Min Holy Mass. August Maki, of Juneau, has es- | Couneil Chamb g E s 1 < The decision stated the statiité (jsterial Association will .meet in -e tablished himself in the Douglas | i —_—— —— of limitations had run against the |yegular session at 10 o'clock Mon-| WORD RECEIVED FROM Barber Shop and is planning to faster than the average woman Was 1931 amount, but that the 1932 .. ‘ MR SOy g ik s bt b G o % CanBinte 4 | A i W k 2 “7 l o] ; : skl iwen wnt, b hat th 32 day forenoon at th arrection| DIMOND ON SCHOOL PROJECT make Douglas his home. | lor represented the Govern tion of officers will take place mhe following telegrai 4Alreksed NO SUNDAY SCHOOL ‘ d Walter H. Hodge Pione b i lto Ame Shudshift, President of There will be no Sunday School Ay 14 99 an average of 47.4 miles per hour on May End “Horror 0 Py oo g, el | claimed aa Average of 447 miles per o8 Company. e s g8 [ Y Pl hool Board, was re- at St. Luke’s Church tomorrow due | e | | |ceived here yesterday from Dele- to the quarantine on the Channel, | = ¢ test drivers of the B. F. Goodrich FOR KNIF i [to a wire sent him by the board The church service wi old. a8 Jfeom *2 50 n - f | S AVOT, t 3 el e .,f‘?lj’;Yw‘_?OD'a:“' ]fi' “?SP )c:: Company, the fact that men drive —_— | H | {asking his help in rushing action Usual, however, at 3 o'clock in "‘9\ Special Weerly Ku 5 Bn p/'tl 2(;‘:; film "Thc(LiIIu of faster than women increases the In the Cordova District Court Brwces ! lon the Douglas School grant: afternoon, | ALASKANS LIKE TH b 1 i J i chances of men being faced with Fred Caldwell has pleaded guilty “Retel your message. P. W. A. S A 5 T Emile Zola,” is that of Gloria Hol- HUNTERS GO OUT 4 3 1 didn't realize this until I emergencies caused by blow-outs. to charge of asasult with a knife, | - —_— papers embracing grant offer mail- L | "‘“.'m i Hém‘r;] s N They found that speeds above 30 intentionally but without malice| Notices for this church column|ed you September 25. Upon your WITH AAT PLANE | l}!-t'» A et -PELS S o] o miles an hour cause intense heat during an affray in a Sanak must be received by The Empire acceptance offer, you will be auth- , 2ok | D sl 1o Shiso, Dilrts | within the tires, which—unless there schoolhouse not later than 10 o'clock Saturday|orized to start with construction ' Sheldon Simmons hopped today| | & Nk thic frole of is special protection — may cause The information was filed by morning to guarantee change of|immediately. Suggest you contact With three passengers taking 4] s ‘ ,‘i“;,n zoc‘lj:nn;:iim :.‘;‘;Am‘vy blisters to form between the fab- n A. Taylor, Assistant United 'sermon topics, etc, Governor Troy and Mr. Gridley ST = b i i T i | ric and the tread, a frequent cause t Attorney. Caldwell |ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH| Wire me again if T can i i further chatacter since Paul Muni is starred irthe alone and the picture is Zola’s story, not his wife’s. In the film Madame Zola is little more than a back- | ground figlre of sympathy and quiet understanding. ¢ In life Gloria Holden is a vivid young person of unsual beauty, hu- mor and intelligence. She has ‘the blackest hair in town, and a bright of blow-outs. was fined $250. | sper Service. | help | Tests in Reaction | Other tes conducted by the Am- erican Automobile Association showed that the average reaction | time for men was .573 seconds, and for the women, .605 seconds. Ac- | cording to test drivers, even such a | split-second difference has an im- 00 pm Designers Forego Simplicity in Styles Jane Wyman Tt PARIS the / S sy portant effect on control of a car ! 5 1 smile that lights up interesting | o Bl b b GG aA SR 18D, 1hiaE 3 ,ury’ compannq ks 5 o GLORIA HOLDEN an hour. They also said that the av- Went Into Debt Tires of “Dracula” Roles It may have been the eyes that | made somebody think she would be | the perfect “Dracula’s Daughter.” She played that one and well, but it is what is behind the eyes that is directing her present course in pictures. Yeu hear ahout actors “starving; for their art.” Gloria Holden didn’t| i exactly starve, but she tock a fi- nancial beating and is ready to take erage gripping power of men - T i e oRIAC BE wari shown by the A.A.A. report to be i 4 . 46 pounds greater than for women ¢ A? it _h“pp"f‘" ““’“‘?'?’ of her Work|_ y,u1d count heavily in keeping a {remains to make a distinct impres-| o, from swerving after a blow-out. |sion—and Muni himself told her she| ynger the excitement of a loud deserved better roles Whether the|gang sudden noise, men showed only plaudits will bring immediate as-\5 29 percent change in their ac- signments of the kind she wants she| tjons, while women exhibited a 4 still doesn’t know. But on her earn-|percent change, according to the ings from “Zola” she is prepared 10| A A.A. tests. In case of blow-outs, |wait and see. test drivers said, this would give men “instruments from the whole world, awarded the . Grand Pri‘xvto’ithe Baldwin. No other American piano has been so honored. { = =3 4 For her spirit, I hope she wins. siderabl dvant: = | another if need, be to do only what! T°F a considerable advantage over = she wants to do in pictures. | Wwomen. ALASKA MUS[C SUPPLY & She's an English girl, came to TP o SRR Second St~ Juneau b, the- country as a child, gravitated | 'l NE DAM. ; to the theatre naturally. She had AIRPLA] AMAGES | e been in bit plays on Broadway be- fore she came to Hollywood, was H tested, and found herself happily| "vers th a “seven-year-contract.” “I took it seriously,” she smiles, i that seven-year-coniract. I also| a" U'“e" (ook an apartment, sent for my fur- niture, and went into debt. Then they wanted me to do another 'Dra-i Ab!e to CO[J(‘. Wlll’l Emer- cula’s Daughter”—this time. some- 4 i thing about a leopard woman.” gencies ACCOI’(]II]g to She Deserves Betier Henry Kroll's airplane recently stalled near Mineral Creek, not far from Valdez, and was slightly damaged in landing on the beach. Kroll is now working at the Na- besna mine. e, Puerto Rico is 1,400 nautical miles from New York. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having been appomted admin- Peter Johnson Yon are Invited to present .ais coupon at the box office of the So Gloria found herself not wish- ing to devote her life to horror mov- | i2s, jobless in Hollywood. She had| plenty of offers, but not of parts! she cared to play, She held on, by, AAA Survey NEW YORK, Oct. 2—Men driv- ers are better equipped than women to cope with emergencies resulting istrator of the estate of Harold Grimstad, . deceased, by the Com- {missioner for the Territory of Al- aska, sitting in Probate in Juneau Precinet in the First Division Capitol Theatre and receive tickets for your self and a friend or renting her apartment and taking !;m:mm&:‘ g:s’g‘”bz: l;'l‘:w_l::s:(‘migf‘thcreof, by order issued September a hotel room, for nearly six months.) 2 = g 9, 1937, all persons having claims i “I could always sell my furniture, :Sn:;hfcilmgjgyo:h'g“; ::‘ecao'fdrn:me!i against the estate of the said de- some jewelry I had had, some fine g vev®rocot €0 SEREER cedent are hereby notified to ! oriéntals, and get back to NeW prelminary tests of 10000 men|Present them, duly verified as re- York,” she says, “but I wanted 10 anq women drivers conducted by [auired by law, to the undersigned | wait as long as possible. I Wasithe American Automobile Associa-|administrator at his office at No. ! ready to go when ‘Zola’ came. They tion show that men as a rule have|268 South Franklin Street, in Ju- told me it wouldw’t be much of a|three advantages over women, which | 'eau, Alaska, within six months part, but I sald I'd be happy to do|expert test drivers say would be in|{rom the date of the order afore-| relative to see “Circus Girl” As a pald-up subscriber of The " Daily Alaska Empire Wyman is wearing a costume in two colors. For days in town she has selected a simple wool crepe dress with darts at either shoulder to give the Jiring of the recent vogue for simplicity in the feminine wardrobe, designers have added consid- { i w styles for the comiug sea- | it even if only the back of my head favor of men in case of a blow-out.|5aid. io'?.f"°sx'§‘c’f¢§2§'ir2em nyrst thought in the ifinas front of the bodice a note of softness. Fur and B | showed. For the chance to play in|These advantages are greater H. B. LE FEVRE, of everybody these days, here are three stunning | fabric are cleverly combined in the town coat Good only for currem offering. i scenes with Paul Muni—you see, I strength, quicker reaction time, and Aamumstrator of the estate| models. Rosemary Lane has chosen a fur coat chosen by Gail l's}rick‘ The entire back and Your Name May A ar Tomorrow 3 | want to be as superb a characterless disturbance caused by sudden of Harold Grimstad, deceased.| for her outdoor activities. The cream and brown | sleeves are of Persian lamb but the sides have y Appe g - zetress as he is an tetor—I'd have noises. » First publication, Sept. 11, 1937, tones of the fur are richly accented by the mono- godets of black broadclo;h which give the coat an WATCH THIS SPACE taken the part if they warned me| Proof that the average man drives)Last publication, Oct. 9, 1937, tone brown of the dress and accessories. Jane | entirely new effect in skirt fullness. e