The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1938, Page 3

" ADVENTUREAT 1937 YACHTING SEA DEPICTED OUTSTANDING IN " "IN FILM HERE WATER CIRCLES . - ““Captains Courageous” s Ranger, Endeavour 1I Furn- Now Playing at Cap- ished Big Event Dur- itol Theatre “Cay ous,” Rudyard » Kipling of the herc Gloucester hermen and » whom they enerated bilt, who _ skipp ideals of courage and hums 16th defense o ® came to the Capital theatre cup, was the ou ; Jast night in a spectacular, pic- ance of 1 chtir e turesque and compelling an ver- Ranger, sa d bril by Van- derbilt and a well-schooled crew sion of the compan n that earlier triumph “Mutiny on the Bounty.” e again Melro-Goldwyn s captured, in terms of cam magic, the spirt an sea and of the men who g it in ships. B defeating T. vor II in . not only won fa 0. M. Sopwith’ . straight fa of 13 s et numerou s of races 2r won the o nded t the ” 7:05 — the bigges ring and glamorous, ever-char Dy Sl "A(; E moods of the ocean, against the SIS L cup. She di striking, tall-masted fishing schoon- e their sails breeze, showing cinating and d Gloucester fishe: unfurled in the ep by step the fas- rous work of the and permeat- b; 2 in time ¢ miles in distance The third ra record. Wini wred with thrill after thrill from the i moment its boy hero falls from the|Vanderbilt 2 o deck of an ocean liner to be picked|2:03:95, clipping up by a Portuguese fisherman, to the OW Windward 1 El 4y final race between two ships who Rainbow in 1934 want to be the first to return to port | nderbilt closed his third suc- with the catch, the Kipling tale un-|cessful defense of the cup in the folds its narrative of a spoiled mil-' ~ QRDER AND CITATION lionaire’s son who is almost inst| ;N THE UNITED STAT his will taught a new way of life| \ISSIONER'S ( and a new respect for his fellow-| PROBATE) COU! men with power and tenderness RITORY OF that easily ranks “Captains Cou 7 COMMISSION ageous” as one of the most di: llu.shc»du photoplays of this year Tt - Mattey ot the of any other year b T L GUSTAF LANART, dec Starred in the picture are Freddie| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV i Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, Lio- the Juneat er of nel Barrymore, and Melvyn Doug ) Red Cr all ot o los. interested in or claim: - >0 The Indian chameleon can cap-!tofore ture insects with its tongue at distance of six inches ; COLISEUM NOW SHOWING that certain document dmitted to probat 2lon August 10, 1937, as the last |and testament of GUSTAF LAN |ART d ed, and all heirs of s decedent and other persons inter 2 aid estate, are hereby re- me, in the| t 10:00 m y, Janua and to then and there [S : - her said document is valid or| Loretta Tyrone id as the last will and testa- | Young Power of said decedent and, if valid, | Adolpe Menjou the beneficiary and entitled | n to take under said purported docu- | ¢ |ment, and, if id, who are the| ¢ C(lf() heirs of said decedent and entitled | to receive S es N . ’9 WITNESS my hand and official | Metr()l)()l(’ seal at Juneau, Alaska, this 17th| day of December, 1937. ; FELIX GRAY, < and | U. 8. 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