The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1937, Page 3

Show Place of Juneau Robekt MONTGOMERY 1 M.G-M's first triple- star hit of 19371 Mile- a-minute Bob and smile-a-minute Bill try their |ovmg ways on up-to-the-minute Joan! You'll howl but you'll never guess who wins her! £ FRANK MOR GAN JESSIE RALPH MO’I HER PLUTO IVERSAL NEW, AFFAIR HONORS GEORGE TANNERS Tanner, 10 have been transferred to Brii ish C:»lnmul.\ 1'Lm the Juneau Sal- | honored at an informal ncvph n at the Meth- odist CF ch last evening Members of the Methodist Ladies’ I were in charge of affai which time Mrs. Tanner was pre nted with an Als n token in eciation for her work in Juneau. George Kerin, Ladies Aid president, made the presentatio ‘The Tanner children were.also hon- ored at the party. This evening the Tanners will be honored at another affair to be giv- en h) the Ministerial Association. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— | WITHOUT CALOMEL the And You'll Jump Out of Bed Feel. ! ing You Could Push a Bus Over ihe liver shouid pour out two pints of inuid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile s not flowing freely your food in_the bows oesn’t et at, the cause. It sure acting Carter’s Little to get those two pints of. bile eely and e vou feel “up and | ‘!§y< mless, gentle, vet amazing in mak= bi r the name Carter's on Ask for Carter's Little | CRAWFORD IS STARRING IN CAPITOL HIT “Last of Mrs. Cheyney”| Features Montgomery | and Powell | A brilliant cast headed by Joan | Crawford, William Powell and Rc ert Montgomery appears at » Cap-| itol Theatre in Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer's “The Last of Mrs. C ney,” based on the stage play Frederic Lonsdale. An exceptional supporting | cludes Frank Morgan, Jessie Ralph, | Bruce, Colleen Clare, Benita Hume, Ralph Forbes, Aileen Prin-| gle and Melville Cooper. | story, ultra-modern has been advanced to| he current minute in dialogue and | atmosphere so that it is more than ver smart and sophisticated. | Miss Crawford portrays the charming American widow in Lon- don socie\y with finesse, and Wil-| fam Powell is excellent as the suave butler who in reality a crook. | Robert Montgomery portrays the young glish lord who falls in! love with the American girl, only| to find her under suspicion of jewel thert However, when it is discovered that the gay lady from this side of | the Atantic has bravely destroyed | a love letter which might have cre-| ated untold trouble, and further-| more that her butler is the thief,| all is well. she ‘u-; comes Lady Obviousls Dilling in nse tol the young lord’s plea, it is mppm “The Last of Mrs. Cheyney.” oo Could the United States Navy Whip ' The Navy of Japan?| (Continued from Page One) | | | | | st in- | as a is re | { at $60,000,000 each probably \\’.]l‘ give the United i theoretical edge over Japan th: it had before, although Japan is building also. | Here is how they stack up now, | as computed by Navy | ment: the Depart- U.s, 15 3 28 183 Submarines 8 51 In addition, the United States building two new battleships craft carriers, 11 crui stroyers and 18 submarine Britain is building two battleships aircraft carriers, 16 cruisers, 34 destroyers and 14 submarines, | Japan is building 2 aircraft car- riers, 4 cruisers, 18 destroyers and | 7 submarines. ! British and United States sub-| marines and destroyers are mostly | old; Japan's are mostly new. All| the battleships are old in years but repeatedly modernized. G.B. Japan | 15 9 6 4 53 Battleships ‘ | e of | | o | Alreraft Ca: Cruiser Destroy riers FAR, FAR AWAY The nearest naval base to Japan in which United States ships could be reconditioned and repaired dur- ing a war is Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, | some 5000 miles from Tokyo. The | Philippine independence act gave | the United States the right to es- | tablish a naval station there, but | nml-m" has ever been done about | T]w cost of a naval invasion of |the Orient would be totaled in box- jcar numbers. 'FRAWLEYS ON PLANE BOUND FOR JUNEAU James .Frawley, Nome attorney and former Territorial Senator, and | | Mrs. Frawley are aboard the Elec- | tra from Fairbanks bounds for Ju- neau. The plane is down at White- horse waiting favorable weather. ‘The Frawleys are bound on a trip to the States. e Life insurance actuaries say not more than 30 persons out of 1,000,- + \Ficlds Ji THE DAILY ;\LASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1937. g __I(*.s fnr Inun o {(*Imrtor Explains llmt in his Laziness Made Him Actor » = first he 100 que I woulc iid no ked up ld not R It Mr. Fields 'd e y NTERTAINS BRIAN talked to lunched vell nd had have ice ome of the stars and famous movie town 1 This the first of a series of four articles in which he teils what he saw and heard, By BRIAN BE ) HOLLYYWOOD, ould not | Ficlds has [around the world Brian Bell, Jr, 1l-year-old son of Brian Bell, western divi- sien news editor of The Associ- ated Press, who interviewed three motion picture stars last spring, has made another visit to Hollywood. This time he re i@ ’iféfiE gt'gg }%Mi DELICIOUS——- Yet Wholesome —— Satistying J That is the secret of lce Cream's wide ppeal—why it is the favorite dessert, well as “in between snack” of young and old alike. Who could ask for more than a dish of rich Ice Cream, especially now, the season that affords myriads of fresh. juiey fruits to lavish on it JUNO- MAID Ice Cream is the equal of any in flavor, richness, and nutrition. Added, it is made in Alaska’s largest, most modern dairy plant, where Sanitation is supreme. JUNO-MAID Ice Cream may be obtained from: Hollmann’s Pharmacy; Home Grocery; The Imperial; New York Exchange; Elks’ Club; Bus Depot; City Cafe; Gastineau Cafe; Gar- nick’s Grocery; Kaufmann's Cafe; ‘Willoughby Cash and Carry Grocery; Brunswick Recreation and Goetz' Grocery in Douglas. “JUNO - MAID” ICE CREAM R mammmmmmse PRODUCT OF JUNEAU r— . DRIRIES INC. Not Forgetting HAPPY NEW YEAR! with GREETING CARDS NOW IS THE TIME—and as always the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY' has a large assortment, including the finest lines of Holiday Greeting Cards—your old favorites—as well as the newest. tative will be pleased to call on you—MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY! Just Telephone 374 or call at the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Office. time On: [ up performance a M w YoYrk ay w r. Fields Gets fired" a job aid roa atv no I a scout him in his one appear- gned reat star 1 the hac 1 hea she ut I in Ne rd ¢ ventriloquist’s nd/on the to try wor ¢ Mo 1 ing ahbc k w Mr. Mr. crac life, “ *|had 1 no trou- Ty re ball he (.v'l"i he said he mal a m you Ks. radio When ked for this 1 %, askec bu ut ith Fields asked him about his early 1 Mr. Charlie “You know,” the abou 1 it he Fields Cracl like and he said: 1an: are are.” Mr bu . (how H It ¥ ines good he is by you was one they 21 Fields former on the for id: are born in father and femal call no told sta that paid you know you are fair salary, And if you have to work for nothing, you you are rot'en.” B ing (Note Jr., is interview, ell, L tor.) terviews the Ritz llro“n’r to his Mr. b Tomerrow B it “harlie was be: Wi Fields little t think of him as a human be-| s matter g paid for writ- and w told hl~ ng fler was a turned for the traveling shock, but out all Ziegfeld up for the Mr. Fields did know he became w York McCarthy dummy, b Mr * red! introduced I} as Charlie! not very red.| how he really McCarthy \ said, “when you| est you al- (Uil { g E % | most him W AT COL Madeleine tional Pi o e The ve story whi destiny of an reen’s new ndsome Tyrone Madeleine Car talked-about ‘Hxld with stirring “l magnificent tieth Centu of London |iseum { Tyrone Power, ward stardom with in the film, ling member {international |zation; who that a per-|lts world repute, or anybody in|28eous lie at the matter, can teil|Battle of 'Tr how well he is roma to Fox tr! Philadephia and and one mother, Then I became you a man when what you of un me ge, Starring Fri |features Sir Guy St great salary, If you get pretty good. | a good ryl are King to direct, with gowan as associate ds: Brian AT he Edi- |ior No. 7 Initiation freshments by Tuesday, n Bell, Jr., in- ady. Carr Power Star in Sensa- empire Power etting now playing who catapults to- is cast as an enterpris- Lloyd’s, rwriting brought and whose cour- moment falgar |fate of the British Empire 1die and Madeleine Carroll, brey Smith and Virginia Field. Da F. Zanck, Twentieth Fox production head, - | NTION 0. | Regular meeting of | Oct. Entertainment visiting LILLIAN G. LLOYDS FILM NOW FEATURED ISEUM oll, 'r'\'rnnc clure ch changed the ntic sensation and beau- roll today's sweethearts, 1 beauty against 3 in the Twer iumph, “Llo; at the he performance the great organi- to that firm of the changed the Bartholomew the film also anding, C. Au- Century- selected Hen: Kenneth Ma producer. Juneau Chap- 26, 8 pm. and re- members. WATSON, COLISEUM NOW PLAYING ... BARTHOLOMEW s worsne CARROLL, SIR GUY STANDING TYRONE POWER C. Aubrey Smith + Virginia Field AND A MAMMOTH CAST Disected by Heary King Associate Producer Kenneth Macgowas —ALSO— An All-Color Classic “Christmas Comes Once A Year Late Movietonews at #ha the old- The agricultural college University of Michigan is in the country. e Fahrenheit German physicist, was the first to use mercury instead of alcohol in thermometers. - est Secretary Over $10,000,000 spent here annually Try Top Notch Dminer QUESTION: How much money does the Canned Salmon Indus- try bring to Alaska and spend with Alaskans here in a year? ANSWER: Last year the canners spent here more than $10,000,000. Since 1867 it is estimated they have paid out in Alaska a total of $730,000,000 for labor, lumber, wire, taxes, etc. Sabmon (ecgpe of the Week SALMON SOUFFLE WITH PIMENTO CHEESE SAUCE Combine tapioca, salt, pepper, milk in top of double boiler. Hold at scalding point about § minutes, % cup quick-cooking tapioca 2 2 cups medium white sauce 1 tsp, salt % tsp. pepper 1 cup milk cups (1 1b.) Canned Salmon 2 tsps. chopped parsley 2 tsps. lemon juice 4 eggs 3 oz, pkg. pimento cheese stirring often, Add flaked Canned Salmon, reserving some large pieces to top souffle before it is baked; chopped parsley and lemon juice. Remove from fire and add well beaten egg yolks. Cool, then fold in stifly beaten egg whites and turn into buttered baking dish. Bake inslowoven (325° F.) about 1 hour. Serve with pimento cheese sauce made by adding pimento cheese to medium white sauce. Serves 6. This recipe is typical of those appearing in the national magazine advertising of the Canned Salmon Industry An Empire represen- b