The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 1, 1938, Page 3

THE DAILY AL MARX TRIO IN DAY AT RACES AYING Comnedian Brothers Appear in Comedy Hit at Capitol Theatre AS RING BELLS! BLOW HORNS! THE MARX-MW ARE HERE IN THEIR GRANDEST JOY-JUBILEE! A winner for anybedy’s dough. .. with laughs, 4 horses, music, girls, song hits, spectacle, howls, % romance in one Giant Entertainment! Take our tip: The Marx Brothers are even funnier than in “A Night at TONIGHT———5UN MONDAY AT THE HOTELS these hit song. 3 *'ON BLUS VENETIAN WATERS” '8 Gastin | KA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. | the Opera!” Oh Boy! o4 betre the Mats Brofners/oou)d N N begin work on t ' picture ¢ . R v 1 Capi ol Theatr day | i ) Y an p X i Vo cdwyn- spdblesgjors y ; ok Meyer —— PICTURE t waterial € e . i and ¥ \ ) or for 1. War Admiral 20, Bill Terry ¢ r week engage- 2, Byron (Whizzer) White 21. Ciff Battles i <tending from A b 4 ; 3. James Braddock 2. Joe Medwick SHORTS 5 This 4. M Ulbrickson 23, Katherine Raws Modern Inventions " ey 5. Tommy Farr 24, Charlie Gehinger 3 > e By 6. “Stub” Allison 25. Jock Sutherland Universal News 2 7. Frank Thomas 26. Marshall Goldberg P———— s e W k 8. Estelle Lawson Page ;; Efl”Y Cooper The S ¢ Place of s 1 n o of the se- 9. Ralph Flanagan . Earle Meadows The Show Place of Juneau i h considered per- 10, Charlie Kurtsinger 2. Bill Sefton S R e Marxes and their writers. | 1) Cecil Smith 30. Max Schmeling Wi EVERYBODY A ! or three months in putt 12. Bob Feller 31. Lefty Gomez PROSPEROUS and HAPPY 3 i 13, “Slingin’ Sam"" Baugh 32. Joe McCarthy R i ) 14, hita Lizana 33, Ralph Guldal NEW YEAR! ¢ Dl 15. Gottfried Von Cramm 34. Clint Frank ; 1938. 16. Lou Gehrig 35. Donald Budge 17, Harold S. Vanderbilt 36 Joe DiMagio 18. Lou Ambers 31. Joe Louis 19, Casey Stengel lJB. Johnny Goodman ROW IS ANCTHER DAY Matinee Sunday—2 P. M. Newlin: - 1 Charl Sl T M B Anchorag Robert Ma By The AP Fealure Service 5. Britain’s fistic hope, the Welch ball’s slugging honors, helped the 26. He was one of the reasons Do Fairbanks; Sonya W If you can identify the 38 sports man stayed 15 rounds with Joe Yankees win the World Series and for Sutherland’s success, an All~ - Wayne Odney s in this cartoon without look- Louis struck the decisive blow that America halfback. ] Meanwhile, Ray Kinney has been 'Lani McIntyre make 3 vich, v at the list of names, you are| 6. Coach of California’s Rose brought the American League vie- 27. He won more gold tourma- jadus s SRS to. JUALSae [ ONET - records that will be panks: S. E. Robbins, PAA; Ar tty good. Bowl football team, he had an un- tory in the all-star baseball game. ments than any other player. correc il U ““r “"-‘” I“I from Honolulu to Olson. Flat; Walt Hall, PA n Milton Morris, the artist who beaten season. 17. He skippered F or to four 28, Meadows soared to new pole- corporate just n([:;\. _‘.-‘J;‘x(mmn -+ B. Linihan, Fairbanks; I prides himself on such lifelike car-| 7. The Alabama coach directed straight wins over r 11 in vaulting heights. T JU ot s ot 1ibie brown, eltls JUNEAU SK] CLUB von B B ',:’ P el W ‘J‘ A .mn tha A : the Crimson Tide to an untied, un- the America ‘um ‘.le race .!\' He ke p} up will; his team |eins & : M y 3, Woods, Van ut the real test is this: Can you beaten season 18. He successtully defended his mate, Meadows 1 litle g shacks on a tropi MEMBERS TO MAKE C. Viers, Va ver, tell why each holder of a place at| 8. The southern girl won the wo- world lightweight championship. 30. He whipped Harry Thom- ' ADE sland TRIP OUT TRAlL Sherman; Joe lay, the banquet table received sport- men’s national golf championship. 19. He drew a good salary from as at the start of his training ef- : e : S B. C page he 72 9. He broke four world’s swim- Brooklyn for loafing, then became forts for a heavyweight champion- | The man in the s cage hold Snend bRy i Juneau If you answer correctly for 35 or ming record pilot of the Boston Bees. ship meeting with Joe Louis next e up a hand, and the xylophonist| oo oot T e Douglas pp e Dahl, Wrangell; Mr. and more, you have made “A” on the| 10. He was the jockey who skip-| 20. The Colonel managed the summer. . . g runs over and shut a window. A g Pl B ‘e Douglas pres R M. Akel Seattle; Fred cxam. Your knowledge of 1937 pered War Admiral Giants to a National League pen-|. 3 . - g r- bl are the i A » § 1 e . s E L s £ag 31. He w orl Hawaiian Singer, His Or vetlow Bkt thet fam “séady” fiash-| X80 tompirow where the S Charman, Juneau; Joyle; Mr. sports is “excellent.” G A (i h S ele 2 ani fondles his guitar |T€POrted to be dry and ex avid Mre. Prid Ovawhy, Junbats b : | 11. He paced Old Westbury team nant games, starred as an all-star game chestra, Summoned, (et SO0 ¢ o PSS 1o B for fastiakiing i e i 1L you get 30 right you are pret- { the worlds polo champlonship. | 21 He was professional fouioall’s|plicher and was onie of the lead- Ready Then Play B Coffee will be served by the ski Jim Stone: R B i R0 ‘I"’”‘“I I fair. Below| 12, Still the boy wonder of base- leading ground-gainer and spear- ing hurlers of the American League. ’ ) |Suddenly a red light tha Jim Stone; R. ght, ;25 is bad ow bad depends onpall, he didn’ P D L W NInston Fanning Kt » g ke SRR i e at the ditch, and all me Jack Laddi-b Bant sy itdal i dag S pends \(,‘ u\ I ]L]hlnl 1”1“;“ 1‘(‘1\ well a “mlil of the Washington running at. 3 ; Hi ml;;nug;ecin:’l::':;:kees te E R SR T P are to bring individual cups and George S G 9 i Jleveland hoped he wou! tac another world chal ip. By GEORGE TUCKER player gathers up his ukulele Junches. Advanced skilers will be On Bridus (“’:j(‘;”'\"l’ Rt r’l("!i("nton Your answers should have been| 13. The rookle star of profession-| 22, He garnered virtually all the| 33. He won the National open NEW YORK, Jan. 1—A note has Ray Kinney, star at the “m Rad o meit sust: dedy - O o . [ it LK e e al football, his passing brought clouting honors in the National golf championship. just been communicated to Mr.|suddenly clicks a stop-watch and a large crowd is expected 'm‘xm]: a r;.ll r-Z' 'b c\-d‘A l{fl'A-- 1. The horse of the year, unbeat- Washington's Redskins the Na- League 34. He was Yale's All-America Ray Kinney, the Hawaiian singer, A black light with the “begin " Sriiaie Sib ']“_““' ‘ou Zaub, Cordova; A. en, he was winner of the Kentucky tional championship. 23. She wis the leading mermaid haltback in his suite at the Lexington Hotel. |ilash @ without warr ol i okt Derby, the Preakness and the Bel-| 14. The petite lass from Chile of the vear 35. He is the world’s No. 1 tennis It is from the Decca Recording that r |‘1I has become a magic it \’l;):““ o n:"!'l surprised by winning the U. S. wo- 24. Detroit infielder who won the star Company, and it says: “Dear Ray, island with azure waves lapping . il 2. He is Colorados All-America men's tennis singles championship. American League's batting cham-| 36. He was home run leader of the tunes we are anxious for _\'n'u at coral reefs and v!“‘!“ There will be a Called Communi- Ju{’,b.uk. the country's leading foot- 15. If you take Don Budge ouf, pionship, he also re d the most the Amer n League and Lani McIntyre to record this a breeze fremee cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No, 147 Pall scorer Von Cramm is about the best sin- valuable player award 37. World heayyweight cham= afternoon are listed below. We ant . an eternity . . .| Eugenio Granier unday afternoon at 1 o'clock; fun- 3- He Was heavyweight boxing gles player among the world's ama-| 25. The dour doctor coached pion, he whipped Farr in his first ought to get started about 12 32 bars, that's how long it is . . . was Fairbanks, Al eral of Bro. Swanberg which will be champion until he ran into Joe teurs, Pittsburgh to an unbeaten football defense two months after kayoying o'clock.” And yet, within 32 bars have been held at Carter's Mortuary at 2 o'~ LOUIS 16. Larruping Lou carried his season and saw the Panthers rank- Braddock So Ray shoulders himself into a |imprisoned the romance and phil- | present whereabouts will be grate- clock. 4. He is coach of Washington’s iron-man stunt through another ed first in a country-wide poll of 38. The national amateur golf huge overcoat and Lani gathers his osophy of a peopl fully appreciated by relatives in J. W. LEIVERS, poweriul rowing erew. son, grabbed a fair share of b ports writers. champion, he won after many iries. Aloha Isinders together and aw: Kinney and Italy. adv. Secreta Lh 7 T = - - — = - e e they go to the recording studios T AR S e e e s A S = P e g March 8—Tuesd Open date | K3 9 L] on the tenth floor of a building & ¥ & 5 v s for any game that might be po. 1—.ls(lltsl ‘05 y:,m?en’ Alaska Ma["a a in West 57th Street. This room is h S I) M W ld D 19 37 onad | in wee s7n seel s rem s They Set Pace in Movie Wor uring O i g oot o S the walls and ceiling are muffled | Z % i ELEASED TODA High School fA e Decision in heavy draperies to achieve the March 18—Friday—High Scl l ptrr ! gh Schooll (1 \sGow, Jan, 1. — Scotsmen desired acoustical effect. Sudden the high keen of a silver bullet pe meates the room. Only it isn't a| bullet; it is the weird, tingling twang of the steel-g being tuned. Ray takes off his coat and flings it across the back of a chair. Itj slips to the floor and he Kicks it/ into a convenient corner. Lani takes off his coat, opens his shirt at the collar, and lights a cigarette. The | pianist lights a cigarette and lets his hands wander aimlessly over) the keys. The xylophonist lights a cigarette and begins blowing smoke | rings. The ukulele player just puffs | in plumes of smoke. Eventually il gets so smoky in there you can’t even read the “No Smoking” sign.| 2 Meanwhile, in a glass-enclosed | # cage two young men are tamper—I ing “with a lot of intricate looking ! apparatus. One of them hauls out | a 20-pound cake of green soap,! about the size of a small dishpan. | It seems this is wax instead of soap | and on this the music will be re-| corded. The wax cake is adjusted to the apparatus. | COLISEUM " TONIGHT ONLY “WINGS OF THE MORNING” Annebella Henry Fonda ALL IN TECHNICOLOR STARTING SUNDAY Sunday Is “THE BiG NIGHT” “WAIKIKI WEDDING"” BING CROSBY Matinee Sunday 2:00°P.M. Preview Tonight 1:15 A.M. & Here are four of Hollywood's most successful stars during 1937, two of them newcomers to the screen. Each was featured in two box-office hits which were among the 20 best pictures of the year. Irene Dunne came through with superb performances in two clever comedies, “Theodora Goes wild” and | “The Awful Truth”. Paul Muni has to his credit | two of the finest productions in Hollywood history. “The Good Earth” and “The Life of Emile Zolz". Deanna Durbin was the sensation of the year. This 15-year-old singing prodigy proved herself no “flash ‘in the pan” by coming back with her triumphal “100 Men and a Girl" after playing to packed houses in “Three Smart Girls”. Sonja Henie, world figure skating champion, won laurels with “One in a Million”, and then scored again in “Thin Ice". vs. Douglas BY A | S | are 1 dither over whether wom- Rsegies o ¥ R e uv-l,l‘luv’d\uvllr . len should wear Kilts. RENO, Nevada, Jan. 1—A di- | January 5—Wednesday—Elks and | e Aberdeen branch of Scot- Vorce suit has been filed here, Marie | DeMolay. land's kilt society—arbiter of kilt- Blanche Crosby vs. Bernard Louis e 4 RS I | January 6—Thursday — Firemen jed fa — passed a resolution Crosby, of Counci!, Alaska. The Play R"SU"'?5]\("\[ Tuesday | g Krause, | admitti s membership. couple were married at Nome on Night, Ends March Elks| This automatically entitled them to June 12, 1937. 4 | January 12.—Wednesday land Firemen. - MISS LOGAN STAYS Miss Eunice Logan, schoolteacher \wear kilt s But e Inverness th ociety, dignified in kilts, overruled Eightm’mh headquarters January 13 —Thursday — declaring women Douglas | land DeMolay. % The playing schedule and tice Ischedule for the remainder of the| JANUAry 19—Wednesday — Fire- \"'flm‘, from Hoonah, who has been visit= baskethall season was released too | OB &nd Xrause. 1 sk i ing during the holidays in Juneau day by President of the League _J8Ruary 20—Thursday—Elks and E i was (o return to Hoonah today by ook Powler Douglas. | RADIO FOR ATLIN plane, but snow is going to keep The season of t Tuesday| January 26—Wednesday —Krause| C. H Alexander, Ca an gov- her from her tlasses tomorrow night with a double and DeMolay. |ernment radio expert, wasa through ‘morning for plane-traffic was at a ader, Doug- |las and Krause playing the curtain- January 27.—Thursday — Douglas |passenger’ on the Princess Norah | standstill raiser game and DeMolay and Fire- |VS: Firemen. Jast night for Skagway, whence he B men playing the windup tilt, Febraury 2.—Wednesday — I)(V-l"-l“ go into Atlin to install a gov-| San Fra: *0's birth rate in 1937 { The schedule of games and prac- Molay and Krau: ernment radio station. was the highest in nine years. February 3.—Thursday — Douglas | and Firemen. .| February 9.—Wednesday and Krause tice nights is listed be Playing Schedule | January 4—Tuesday—Doug — Elx Krause; DeMolay vs. Firemen January 7—Friday—Douglas vs,| February 10.—Thursday—DeMolay | Elks; DeMolay vs. Hig and Douglas | Janusty 11~Thesday vs.| February 16—Wednesday — EIks | |Krause; Douglas vs. Firemen and Krause. | | January 14—Friday — Elks vs.| February 17—Thursday — ! | High School Molay and Douglas. niiaTy 18.-issday - Dougl February 23.—Wednesday — Fire- | %8 Kratise: DeMolay vs. EI men and Krau | | January 21—Friday—Kruase vs.| February 24—Thursday — Elks| | DeMolay; High School vs. Fireme: Douglas. 4 January 25.—Tuesds Elk March 2—Wednesday — Firemen | | Firemen; Douglas vs. DeMolay. jand Krause. | - SUBSO February 1—Tuesday — Firemen| March 3—Thursday—Douglas and | © AS A PAID-UE SHESCENINS {vs. Krause; Douglas vs. E |DeMolay. | ‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE J. C. Cooper is invited to present this coupon at the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE AND RECEIVE TWO FREE TICKETS TO SEE “A DAY AT THE RACES” Your Name May Appear—WATCH THIS SPACE Y February 4—Friday—DeMolay vs.| Elks; High School vs. Krause. | February 8. —Tuesday Douglas | vs. Haida; DeMolay vs. Firemen, |and DeMolay. February 11.—Friday—Haida 5. B Krause; Elks vs. High School. 1 i i February 15.—Tus -L)f:MoI:xy}Th"d (;’:llfiadh:)oy"fi:de s V5. vs. Haida; Douglas vs. Firemen. February 18—Friday — El Krause; Haida vs. High School. I LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1. — The February 25.—Friday—Haida vs.|Federal Government owns 38,900,- | Piremen; DeMolay vs. High School. 000 acres of land in California, or March 1—Tuesday — Haida vs. |39 per cent of the State's acreage, | Elks; Douglas vs. DeMolay. figures released by the treasury March 4.—Friday — Krause vs.|department reveal. The land is ap- | _jHigh School. }pruiscd at $413,300,000. rch 9—Wednesday — Firemen 1 Elks. March 10.—~Thursday — Douglas |