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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 3, 1938. - ] 1ery. Many, like' Ethel Merman to convince cleven other members | fer apartments ] are both unique and refreshing ¢ Most of the stars eventually build Victor Moore proves a difficult| BE MUVIE TAR their own homes. Some who al- APIT L B"-I- juror for Miss Broderick to handle T ol APITO | ready own their own homes build especially while he is trying to sell ART TI,E N V] W I others. Bing Crosby, Dick Powell,| real estate to a fellow talesman,| - HEATR — | Paul Muni, Fredric March, Clau-| who doesn’t seem much more con-| 7 dette Colbert, Fred MacMurray, Pat cerned with the fate of the poor| l/ E/‘ I{ RICIIT - me—- O'Brien are among the big tax-| chorous girl than he. i ——— payers, and Kay Franc: long a T Mi Broderick and Mr. Moore . By ROSBIN COONS renter of modest homes, is building| Hilarious Jury Room Fun-|were such an effective combination HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. 3. — her own in a canyon. o vod of humorists in the recent Fred As- Check your property values——~ iy Probably nobody in Hollywood is BY Five T fest Stars Helen Brod- |91 hmorst Dot Bal, it ~NIECK your property values writing his congressman about the You can rent an apartment in erick, Victor Moore Time,” that RKO Radio cast them Then let us help you determine . housing problem in this stellar com- Hollywood for from $25 to $1000 ¢ Y in the leading roles of this new if your Insurance is ade uate E:u\:":l‘t‘lvz"(‘m ’:h:i‘l“biz“(“("“rs could ?;u?\:::iwn Inrnvix:’l‘l‘?;p (‘l‘«;:m\d:)\i (:’I; Victor oore ana delen Broker- humorous photoplay. o 2 1 e q b el pREIECk y aste. If you'r erested, ick, cast as jurors good and Billy Gilbert, who Frank Tinney ’ | Finding a roof for the stellar course, you'll want to look at this|in the drlv'ri;\me .:('xm»n comedy, called “the funniest man on the Don't Be Under-Insured! | head 15 8 bigger problem than one: “Privately furnished apart-|“we're on the Jury,” will be age,” and Robert McWade, well- The screen’s "(""Vd [J“m‘"!‘m(‘“mg o “VhO"SE' ment, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, living guilty of committing more uproar- known screen comedian, play prom- ] hunting star relate his woes In room, dining room, kitchen, daily|ious hilarity than the law permits inent in the 'play. Other | new scream house-hunting is enough to stir maiq service, etc $300. |when the photoplay open playing important parts are Philip v Ve Al Pal ’a y ;\eam‘. B e \.(K']“ m';n (” :?I!mr = ?mrl,fi”‘“» I: Or this: “Owner's exquisite home. | Capitol tonight. Huston, Louise Latimer, Vinton LSII.‘{ I‘FlJ(zl‘ AGENCY owling case pny that there aren’s plenty of all carpeted, light furniture, 4] ordinarily is not a humorous Haworth, Colleen Clare, Frank M J GFsativele: in houses. One. hunter recently in- bedrooms, 4 baths, servants’ QUat- | situation when a pretty yo Thomas, and Ed Gargan PHONE 243 ] mirth degree! o s fo chat cvery house Ne ters, playroom and bar, 10vely |us girl is on trial for having killed| “Were on the Jury,” is a triple Office—New York Life ey i IR N B grounds . . . $800 a month h\l‘l' wealthy husband, but the meth- threat film, combining a murder s learned the hunter was a want to buy? Here's your chance: | oqg used by Miss Broderick mystery, a fast moving comedy and movie star. “4 master bedrooms, 2 servants'|yolo of an eccentric society matron, court and jury room drama | Prices Scare 'Em Away rooms, chauffeur’s quarte large | i Just to illustrate, there’s the Dlayroom, gorgeous bar, Turkish and | f==eee—eeeee oo e oo e e ] i case of France’s Annabella. Anna- electric baths, all-mirrored master| | ) o me bella needed a large place, what dressing room, tiled pool, room for|} z 34 4 with family, -sefvants ‘and rdtath- tinfls coUrts, .. . ‘AW Gonaftidned. |1 CITY LEAGUE ! Read the Classified Ads in THE EMPIRE] ers. Her agents selected a list of earthquake - dry rot - termite- |} 1 suitable homes, presented them for proofed. . . Neighbors Claudette § t‘ LT her choice. And Annabella, who is Colbert, Raquel Torres, Irene I)\mm\_” | 5 wiser now, went for a personal in- Walter Wanger” . . . Price com-|{ ) spection. She went in her big car, plete, $85,000. ‘ :w | driven by a chauffeur, and didn't y o G TR I ! bother to conceal the fact she was Ih¢ George Washington bridge, |} TOMORH?GW NIGHT | in pictures. Oddly, the prices quot- connecting New York and New Jer-| } o i {ed to her jumped from those quotea S€V Over the Hudson river, has a} ¢ o [to the agents. She didn't take one. SPAN of 3500 feet 253 feet above { i RKO-RADIO |John Cromwell, who was leaving WAater 3 | _ (! ¢ PICTURE B 4 jtown for a while, leased his place | s DOUBLE-HEADER ! ] {to her out of sympathy i i . PHILIP HUSTON piture ot v 0 muen | COLISEUM | COMMENCES AT 7:30 P. M. : now that one star frequently lets ; ;@ ; o { % LOUISE LATIMER another rent his home during an NOW SHOWING { ! | VINTON HAWORTH {absence. Colleen Moore's big estate, ¥ Tty { .24 > \ AS A PAID-UP SUBSCRIBER TO ROBERT McWADE e s oo e o | Gt ANRCTREY | | uneau mnigh Lymnasium | o Eicied 3y Bon Eobits SHORTS :\Y;d .alvl. has sheltered many an- { 1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE vy by g el T other star, including Marlene Die- ! <S th Street Ent Onl ) | c 5 v ©R DOG—PETE SMITH |trich. The Countess di Frasso’s place 9 { 1X1n ree ntrance nly ! * LOCKS and BANDS—KILLER T iTE S) {has been occu m by Di ! | " | has pied in turn by Die- | | l fln( DONALD DUCK Itrich, the Jack Bennys and cur- | 8| * ~J ! i R P Py 'n! | " b e ; i Our Short Subjects Are the Talk of the Town! Jlvently by Fannie Brice, Beatrice with ! t | et 2 3 iR s et oo Sl , ! Douglas vs. Krause i is invited to present this coupon . Tucker, a merry foursome “I]N(Il ('l{(I)SIlY § | at the box office of the | These travels, or just the urge 30B BURNS § . i » ivated 30 Y Mabel Schott. But':r-Mauro Drugito move, are responsible for the MARTHA RAYE ! DeMola Vs Flremen 1 CAPITOL THEATRE Constipate €ars o, _in Douglas by Guy's Drugconstantly changing addresses of SHIRLEY ROSS ! « 2 | AND RECEIVE TWO FREE TICKETS TO SEE “For thirty years I had stubborn Store. adv. {screen celebrities. Garbo, who rent- PLU t : b ‘ i constipation, awful gas bloating, - - - [ml Neil Hamilton's place, has moved —PLUS— N | Iz ” ] headaches and pains in the back The lilac, native to eastern Europe|out and Jack Oakie has moved in Selected Sh E : \1 wE RE ON THE ’URY Adlerika helped right away. Now, I and temperate Asia, was carried by|Garbo's housing requirements in- s t’l‘;l“l“ l’:l\"n'r'lb ! Adults—25¢ Students—15¢ : | Your Name May Appear—WATCH THIS SPACE eat sausage, bananas, pie, anything European colonists to northeast{clude, first of all, privacy. Alice a ease § z L) I want and never felt better.”—Mrs. America. |Faye likes to move for a change of R e T 0 N T AU o 1 i e A SR AL U . 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