The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 6, 1938, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1938. WALLACE BEERY TECHNICOLOR STARS IN NEW ' FILMIS SETIN - ACTION PICTURE SOUTH SEAS ‘ “Ebb Tide" Starring Fran- ces Farmer Showing Sunday, Coliseum — ] Women In The News ———By The AP Feature Service: [ THEATRE The Show Place of Juneau SUNDAY—MONDAY—-TUESDAY Midnight Preview Tonight—Matinee Sunday, 2 P. M. e § i There Hasn’t Been a Film Like It Since “Viva Villa”—at Capitol 4 “VIVA VILLA’S" G : P by The powerful “bad man” portray- of fearless men | The most successful color film 4 Tovely women storms to | al of Wallace Beery, the uniformly that has yet reached the screen is kN h N | fine work of such stellar supporting the first Technicolor sea story, “Ebb e streen! M-G-M goes . playess as Virginia Bruce, Dennis Tide,” which opens Sunday at the n adovesstory that O'Kcefe, Joseph Calleia, Lewis Coliseum. There has been no set- Stone, Guy Kibbee and Bruce Cab- ting so far which shows itself so tosduil ot, and the distinguished direction perfectly pted to Technicolor a0sly tilimed, injaut of J. Walter Ruben have combined photography as the South Seas 1b- shooting are_over. Showing for t last time tonight sunny hillside, and in a busy street. W°fld"‘chéf' to bring to the screen an absorb- cale of this story by Robert Louis 4 ing drama in “The Bad Man of Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne. The Brimstone” which opens Sunday at| GLITTER lush tropical vegetation, the bright the Capitol Sally Clark, sister of Mrs. John |blue of Pacific skies, and the water Recapturing the spirited and law- | Roosevelt, preparing for her de- {shading of the South Pacific all less era of the old frontier days of | but as a singer in the roof EAT" Ineeded to be filmed in color, and the West of the '80's, the new pic- | f“‘ln of Boston’s Ritz-Carlton ho= |, gy, Tige” all their beauty is ture offers a thrilling panorama of | i recorded to the best possible ad- stagecoach travel, gold rush hys- | |vantage. The result is a film of teria, crooked politics and the rule | unique beauty. of the trigger. Packed with action | The o 3 3 from start to finish the colorful| ¢ I e cast oL BN Tae Ll et story reveals how law and order By Occar HoalRseRRete 8 amien came to the town of Brimstone| 4 Ray Milland, Lloyd Nolan and B:\r-‘ ‘f"‘ "m‘:l‘_ 'I’]'"I”“'“"l\d "l‘)f\‘_ "B( : . " tells the story of four with an iron hand ! R Beery, giving a performance d on a little South Sea island which outshines even that of nis resttlp ORRACIbOHL I (D famed “Viva Villa.” is cast as the oup; and areRSRaT B¢ AN by outlaw who bands his forces| f ienos SuMBEATIT S aes ; : R Dt s e e 4 trading post run by a sadistic mad- i SEE: “Trigger Bill” in oction! THE until in o striking denoument he ‘ man MOLD-UP! THE SILVER STRIKE! THE discovers that the marshal is his| SORROW Homolka, a broken sea captain, VIGILANTES! THE CANARSIE KID furns [own son. His capitulation to a Peggy Wood, the actress, returns [Milland, an expatriate Englishman, fighting U.S. Marshalll ROMANCE im- force greater than greed or vanity| from Europe to carry out the |and Fitzgerald, a conniving Cock- B oerilled by *the last of the bod men.” | gives the drama a human touch| wishes of her late husband, the |ney. all go aboard the schooner | . —_— s - which stays in one’s memory long | Poet John V. A. Weaver, by |“Golden State” when her captain 2 | after the thrill-packed action and| SFéWing his ashes at sea, on @ ldies at sea. Frances Farmer is the daughter of the dead captain, who is aboard the ship when Homolka decides is a double bill which includes “Idol to steal the boat and cargo. of the Crowd” and “Life Begins Milland protests, but is overruled With tover by his companions. The ship is al- s most lost in a storm before the quartet lands at a little island NUME PIUNEER |Where Lioyd Nolan holds sway. ; | Nolan attempts to keep Miss Farm- er on the island, and kills Homolka and Fitzgerald when they attempt | to rob him. Milland overpowers the | | maniac, and puts to sea n with |Miss Farmer, planning to start a |new life for the two of them. | D i MVirginia Bruce < Dennis O’Keefe Joseph{ Calleia . Lowis Stone ;7 Guy Kibbee L'/ Sergen pioy by Cyril Hume and.'Richard Maibeum BRINGING GOLD - DREDGE NORTH SEE Wight-N-Gales Y- | PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:15 A. M. MATINEE T 1€E SUNDAY COLISEU 2:00 P. M. .GROSS Juneau’s Greatest Show Value. SUNDAY! MONDAY! TUESDAY! —_E_/>§ - Liobert Louis Stevenson's drama ¢ sfam iman'’s folly, ofa woman's couraya which raised three pieces of human driftwood to the height of heroes —flames to the screen, alive, athrill with all the gorgeous beauty of its exotic tropic setting! "EBB TIDE" OSCAR HOMOLKA FRANCES FARMER RAY MILLAND Lloyd Nolan - Bairy Fitzgerald Another glorious triumph from Paramount, creators of the first adventure epic in color, “The wd Trail of the Lonesome Pine". A LIS 12T ARYES wcien Hubbar Vitaphone Pictorial s R T Latest Fox Movietonews ADDED SPECIALTY “Co0-Coo Nut Grove” See caricatures of your favorite stars in this dandy color cartoon! o - - et TR FONKGET e WILL ROGERS™*DAVID HARUM’* THE BIG NIGHT njoy Him Again! tric Light and Power Company,| were busy today placing new trans- | former and running lines for serv-| | ice to the new 3-phase siren which | came this week for the fire depart- ment and which necessitated the new installation. City officials ex- pected to have the siren ready for Thre New Dentists MARY WILDES, Pass Dental Board, FORMER CHAMP Mary Wildes defeated Jean An- derson yesterday to win the Wo= men’s Tennis Championship of the Tvergreen contests. tryout this evening. In Four Days Tests CASHEL HOUSE IMPROVED Repairs have been started on the| Territorial Dental Board exam-| ~myic jiaic was the last of 18 E. F. Cashen residence, occupied | inations were finished this after-| ooioi o “ine nigeimmer “bowls by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuckettl.{noon and successfully passed by the | foqqc- | New siding and a new roof are to | be added and all to be freshly paint- three candidates, according to Dr. G. E. Freeburger, £ccretary of the { f; Aviundsen Takes Four, Fairchild |ed to improve the property. { Board. AN e | The three successful candidates TONSILS REMOVED lare John Geyer, son of A. M. Ceyer, Little Carol Cochrane under- of Juneau; James Oliver Whaley, went a tonstlectomy at St. Ann’s!son of Dr. Oliver Whaley of Ket- il Story by J. Welter Ruben and. Mautice Rapf. . . MR A b All Abodrd St elateoreraagotsl | Buys Motorship Washing-| T i N T $ Metrq:leitdiim Mayer we | ton — Is Planning to | | D U U [; l_ A s : FPo, o ~ = | Work Juneau Waters ‘ LAST TIMES TONIGHT —_ | g N E w s “LIFE BEGINS «JUNGLE “IDOL OF CS};EATTLF,. Aug. 6—Captain John | e ki s s L ass |C- Benson, former Nome miner, said | i WITH LOVE JIM THE CROWDS” | 1540y he had purchased the motor- |* 5. == |ship Washington, which he will | MRS, LUNDELL READY | | convert to a seagoing mining dredge | TO EMBARK FOR TRIP H & |for use in Alaska. BEAUTY ) | i Marl"e Irways Benson said he would leave for Anne Paget, one of the English | All booked for a trip to her old | Alaskan waters soon, and make his b es presented to the King [home in Sweden, visas and pass- L3 . first tests of the dredge in Oak 1 Queen at a court which |ports secured, Mrs. Rosalie Lundell A pfles ifi Rlvgr GET PRDPUSALS Bay, near Juneau. Later the vessel| caused comment because several |js making preparations to reverse ; Ul | [will go to Southwestern Alaska, in-| ¥OuhE W0 en . appeared N | the trip she made 30 years ago |cluding Kodiak Island, Benson said. {jan s ;:;.jc‘i'cé'pf.‘:m.,[)'ps. | when she came to Alaska, by going Ia“ds OVERG T s i ' [ back the last of this month. And lfl |s | Mr. Benson has been a frequent It was on April 17, 1908, when fos | visitor to Juneau. He is pursuing % i Mrs. Lundell arrived in Treadwell, e Employers Submit Two Al-|that betiet held by many that beach . | coming through Canada after hav- Yesterday afternoon, Alex Holden | !emalives Regarding ‘uul»d wluc!} npp(vm'\.; a.rlcr storms, is ‘j ing lan(f d at St. Johns on the voy- o Mavine Airways flights to | v P |cast up from reserves at depth. i|age from England. She was unable cqah, and Lon Cope made | lLXlSlmg Agl‘eemellls S e /| to speak a word of English on that . trip to the islands. Holden took | B R e {/ trip and some of her experiences 5. B. Nieding and A. Woods to the| SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 6 HOSPITAL NOTES i| then are still vivid in her memory. ‘ mine on the first trip and brough Hnrrmscd efficiency to reduce oper-| 4. * | Mrs. Lundell's journey will start L. McParlon, J. R. Mac- |ating costs or wage reductions, are| Eugene resierfield was dismissed lon the 22nd of this month when . M. Finn and E. Seel. On|two alternatives given to the Pa-|this morning from St. Ann’s Hos- he will board the Aleutian for Se- he second trip out, E. L. Wake |cific Coast Longshoremen in an|pital after receiving medical care. 1ame. and then travel by train to and G. McRae were passengers in | Offer from the employers for re- - | & New York to connect with steam- Jition to a plane load of general |Newal of working contracts which| A baby girl weighing 7 pounds| ship for the trip across the ocean. baggage and freight. expire September 30. was born this morning at 1:30| The Drottningholm, sailing on Sep- a4 i o The employers also ask for a“new | gclock to Mrs. Lillian Nelson in | tember 1, will be the ship which will Pilot Cope took H. Murphy (0| .5q effective guarantee against|the Government Hospital. ‘Lake Ther to Gothenburg, Sweden, Hoonah, Mathew Kookesh L‘?(:"“‘ quickie strikes and stoppages of it i et s mnther ives- Sht exgiects 4 aEzeiand GIBEUOCULE [0\ S s e Lew Carver, surgical patient at| HEALTH to remain there about two months. Brom, Hoouan, ‘Cuxm M, SIS St. Ann’s Hospital, was dlfimi&fl'd} ! =lorence Greenberg, 23, of Chi- Anyone desiring to send messages Infan Cove and picked up A. C.| gaye Jeft-over pieces of soap in |today. -ago's South Side slums, went |or small parcels to relatives or Ony, Jr., and Os! Areterus, for|gmay sugar or salt bags. Use the to Washington to tell the na- | friends in or around Gothenburg gitka, returning from that city 10 |pags in cleaning the bathtub or| Emmet Whittaker was admitted| tional health conferenco Ahe |should contact Mrs. Lundell who Juneau with Goudie, Ed Segar, both | jayatory, The bag and soap serveto St. Ann's Hospital last evening| £ovSERTCRL S IOW S ABEEE ) | stated she would be glad to accom- from Sitka, and H. Murphy and |poth as a sponge and a cleansing (with an injured foot. ritizen. modate them. Harry B. Jones from Hoonah. agent. O. M. Harry was admitted to St.| This afternoon Holden was to — Ann’s Hospital last evening as a| SIREN BEING INSTALLED . make another island flight. Try an Empire ad. demical case. Empire classifieds pay." Linemen from the Alaska Elec- . 4 . This automobile was washed away by the floodwaters of the Willowemoe River at Liberty, N. Y., as if it had been a soapbox. Throughout the New England States the torrential rains of the last week have eaused millions 5 of dollars in property damage, % What a Week of Rain Did in New York and New Jersey At Wallington, N. J., the steady fall of rain during the last week undermined Maine Avenue, washed away & section of the road and exposed this water main. Many sections of the east, from Maine to Georgia, have suffered from the almost unprecedented rainfall which not only ruined millions of vacations, but caused mil- lions of dollars in damage to property and took several lives, Hospital this morning and was re- ported convalescing. - ee—— MISSES REINKKA EDWARDS ARE TO BE COMPLIMENTED | Mrs. Gust Nurmi has planped en- tertainment at her home in Juneau| for tonight to honor Miss Hilja| Reinikka, who just lately returned| from Washington, D. C, and is to| be married this month to Clyde| Bolyan, and for Miss Helen Ed-| wards who leaves soon for Seattle| to attend business college. R, s oo Douglas Church Services Kotices tor mnis church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday | morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc. DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Aloysius Church | 8:30 a.m.—Holy Mass. ] I ST. LUKE’'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 7:30 p.m.—Vesper service and ser- mon, ALASKA EVANGELIZATION SOCIETY 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Regular services. 8:00 p.m.—Bible Class. All services held at residence | H. B. Schlegel. DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN MISSION DAVID WAGGONER, Minister Sunday services: :30 p.m.—Bible School. 2:30 p.m.—Preaching service. All are welcome in these services } R Baste the buttonholes in kmm-u" garments together—to keep them | {from stretching when they are | ironed. You can easily remove the| threads when the garment has dried. of ! | chikan and nephew of Julia Ter- hune of Juneau, and Dr. Frank Dorsey, practicing dentist from Se- attle. Dr. W. E, Peterson og Ketchikan President of the Board, who pre- sided over the four days of exam- inations here, will leave on the Baranof for Ketchikan tonight. G L St. Ann’s nt Four passengers flew to Taku River Landing with AAT pilot Johiny Amundsen this morning be- fore breakfast. They were Mr. and Mrs. John Mec- Laughlin, Don McLaughlin, and Mrs. W. E. Buffam. The trip was made in the Fairs child 71. William Bolling 1s m Hospital for medical treatn ELKS’ BASEBALL SRS RIS Empire classifieds pay. TONIGHT Elks’ Hall MUSIC by, * ’ Wes Barrett and His Royal Alaskans ADMISSION $1.00