The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 18, 1938, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938. Again We Bring You Two Great Features in One Show! | - AP “RFLAMING EXCITEMENT! . PO YOU Renientbe the . outh:> 1OVE IS YOUNG — VIRG!NIA BRUCE IN A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ith KENT TAYLOR WALTER BRENNAN JEAN ROGERS Try The Empire classifieds for Sprains Finger' results. In Juneau; A U Fixes It Here OWNED AND k(EAYED By F LARIEEIE O'Neill came to June University of Alaska Polar b all squad. the first g neau, Bill spr > past grew more troublesome It was an odd coincidence that day before yesterday, Bill ad that finger straightened by a ago th —NOW— 2 Big Features Crime Nobody Saw and California Mail MATINEE Tomorrow 1:00 P. M. me played in L finger fou: t crooked Fc e e e e doctor, in the same town where N A RITE LS LA g Radio Features LAWRENCE TIBBETT ANDRE KOSTELANETZ PauL WHITEMAN Deems TAYLOR PauL DoucLas Youll find MORE PLEASURE Bears Ju- finger and more Juneau «+ . On the spot with the firecracker news- caster and the girl reporter he hated to love! DIANAGIBSON} DONALD MEEK PAUL GUILFOYLE PHILIP HUSTON FRANK M. THOMAS RKO RADIO Picture Duvected bv Richord Rosson. Produced by CIiff Reid. Screen play by J. Robert Bren end Edmund L. Hartmann Also—DICK TRACY and News Mickey Mouse Matinee—Saturday 1 PM ‘‘PICK A STAR'’ Third Episcde- K TRACY” CARTOON DY CANDY NOW! Show 7P. M First Starts Show Place of Juneau t occured the evening in Junea to Hai course in 1 f th former Viol s accompanyir ing Mrs Arthur Bringdale, Mrs, night were Mrs Halm, Mrs. William Hillman, Sheelor, Mrs, Stanley Hill, Alic Mrs Mrs. Charles BV Eliasen, Mrs MRS. CLIFFORD SWAP HONORED AT SHOWER GIVEN LAST EVENING wiss poric - dre, Miss Helen Hildre, A surprise shower was given last Mary Hastings light for Mrs. Clifford Swap, honoring her -born baby, with Mrs Harold § son as hostess for Knu Hilar J. C. Michaelson, Mrs. W. C. Owt by, Miss Elizabeth Terhune, Randi Molver, Miss Marie - abolished Hazing was Point in 1901 Guests present for the affair last Robert Graham, John Burford Carmichael, Edith Wesley Barrett, Mrs. Peter- te Mrs. Sidney Brannin, Mrs. Miss Potjer, Swap, Miss Louise Hil- and Miss DOUBLE BILL. NOW PLAYING ‘AT CAPITOL ‘When Lovv::—ls'Young' and ‘Behind the Headlines’ on Local Screen A sprightly romantic comedy, Universal's “When Love Is Young,” opens today at the Capitol Theatre, featuring Virginia Bruce, Kent Taylor and Walter Brennan. The picture blends the pathos of a deep- ly human experience with the bril- liance of Broadway's laughter and song. In “When Love Is Young,” Miss Bruce sings and dances to tunes especially written for her by Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adamson The picture sed on a McCall Magazine story, “Class Prophecy,” deals with an obscure country girl who, enabled by classmates and ignored by the school here she ad- mires, accompanies her uncle to New York to study singing There she meets a theatrical press agent whose exploits, for all their hilarity, land her in jail, but even- tually help her to musical comedy stardom. Returning to her home town she is disappointed in finding that the school hero she had looked forward to meeting again is merely a small town failure. Also playing tonight is “Behind the Headlines,” featuring Lee Tracy which brings the adventures of a roving neys broadcaster to the screen for the first time. Diana Gibson has the feminine lead opposite the fast-talking Tra- cy, and Philip Huston, Donald Meek and other favorites are in the supporting cast. As a radio report- er Tracy scoops his newspaper ri- vals by sending news flashes from the scene of action over a tiny short wave apparatus to the main broadcasting station. This is said to be one of the best performances of the actor’s career. Richard Rosson directed the RKO Radio production GEORGE HELLERICH RETURNING NORTH| George Hellerich, well-known mining man of the Second Division and former member of the Terri- torial Legislature, is returning nortlv iaboard the Baranof after spending the winter in California. Mrs. Hellerich and the children are at West remaining in the south for the present, he said. | Evergreen ORDWAY'S ASHES TO BE DROPPED ON MENDENHALL Photographer’s Widow Ar- rived in Juneau on Baranof Mrs. Fred Ordway, wife of the well-known photographer who was killed yesterday in Oregon when a plane which he was flying alone crashed out of control, arrived in Juneau this morning aboard the steamer Baranof. There will be no funeral for Mr. Ordway, Mrs® Ordway said this af- ternoon. She intends to have the body cremated and the ashes strewn by Joe Crosson over Menden- hall Glacier. Mrs. Ordway announced her in- tention to maintain the photo shop business, her nephew Howard Neff, continuing photographic work of which he has had actual charge for the last year and a half. OFFICIALS ARRIVE HERE FOR SESSION, GAME COMMISSION Game Commissioner Frank P, Williams of St Michael, W. E Crouch, chief of the Game Manage- ment Division of the Biological Sur- vey, and George Hossick, also of the Survey office in Washington, arrived in Juneau on the Baranof this morning and were in attend- ance at the annual meeting of the Alaska Game Commission here to- day. Also arriving on the Baranof was Warden Douglas Gray, who has been on annual leave in California for several weeks. GIRL SCOUT PARTY GIVEN WEDNESDAY Members of Girl Scout Troop 2, and Penguin Patrols, were entertained at the home of Mrs. K C. Talmadge on Wesdnes- day evening at an informal party marked by games and refreshments. Present were Ruth Talmadge, Connie Davis, Dorothy Wilms, La- verne Pademeister, Virginia Came eron, Mary Tubbs, Margaret Fem- mer, Gordon Clithero, Jean John- son, Esther George, Margaret Rands and Betty Wilms. The Atlantic puffin is nicknamed the “sea parrot” because of its daz- \zling coloxs. ...and when you land on Chesterfields you find the three points of smoking pleasure . . . all you look for in a cigarette MILDNESS that’s refreshing TASTE that smokers like in Chesteyfields milde ‘Copyright 1938, LicaxTT & Mysas Topacco Cou .- AROMA that makes you down- right hungry for a smoke. Y PIGGLY W/GGL f, WILL MAKE THEM Prices Effective Saturday, Februcry 1S COFFEE Fancy Bulk e Marshmiaiiows Cellophane Wrapped Pound Package Ground to Your Order BUTTER Darigold The Butter That Makes Satistied Customers! 2 Pounds Pure HONE? 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