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

STARTS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT MATINEE Tonight—1:15 A.M. AFTERNOON MATINEE Sunday—2 P. YOU’LL BE RICH IN LAUGHTER — FOR HERE'S A WEALTH OF IT! MORGAN - YOUNG - ASTOR EDNA MAY FLORENCE REGINALD f OLIVER «- RICE - OWEN { HENRY HULL . HERMAN BING Screen Play by George Oppenheimer and Harry Ruskin Directed by Edward N. Buzzell - Produced by Sam Zimbalist LAST TIMES TONIGHT “S.0.S. COAST GUARD” LATE NEWS JACK HOLT in “UNDER SUSPICION” TENTION MASONS of the W.M. SAMUEL DEVON, Secretary - e — There will be a Stated Communi- cation of Gastineaux Lodge No. 124, F. & AM,, Tuesday, October 4, at 7:30 pm,, in the Scottish Rite Tem- ple. Members are urged to attend. adv. for sale at The Empire Office. Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbie Coons HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct. 1.-T've never met Ray Giles but I'm sure he has something in that new volume of his on “Sleep.” It includes, among other chapters, essays on the sleep-wooing practices of many movie people. But when I meect Ray Giles, I want (o ask him a question, to wit: “Have you ever heard, Mr. Giles, of my insomnia cure?” “No,” he will say, because until now NOBODY has heard of it “Well, here it is,” I will say. “I lie abed, and sleep is a teaser, heartless and elusive, I say, Ha, so it's that way, is it? And then I turn memory loose. I think back to occasions beyond number on which those Siamese twins of filmland oratory—Mr. Louis B. Mayer and Mr. Will H. Hays—have cast a hypnotic spell over whole assemblies, large, small and medium colossal. Once again, relaxed and helpless, I let the torrents of oratory flow over me. Word follows word in endless flood, each word a sheep, each sheep a yawn. Sheep and words hurdle fences, and T never need to count them. In five minutes, I am paralyzed, blotto.” Once or twice before this space has contained gentle hints regarding the Mayer-Hays speeches. Plainly too gentle. Their best friends won't tell them, so I will—as an humble contribution to the gaiety of future gatherings: You, Mr. Mayer, are an excellent speaker. Often I have admired your sincerity, frequently your choice of words, always your position as a very smart hombre when it comes to making movies. You are betrayed, I think, by your sentiments. Emotion scls the better of you. Once you have pulled out the tremolo stop, we are goners—and so are you. Maybe you can't trick the tides, but you can certainly sneeze at time. Please, please, next time, stick to the prepared text—and give only a third of that. And you, Mr. Hays, you gave a perf speech the other day. You said you would merely add a few words (as you had said so often before) to those of your-good-friend-Mr.-Mayer. For one golden moment, after those first few words, we thought you were going to sit down! Did you? Ah, no, you went shead and in so doing you spoiled perfection.” Before even you realized it, you-had launched into your SPEECH. Habit, no coubt. YOU HAVE A SURPRISE COMING FOR YOU! Wait and See the Newer and Finer PERCY’S [ A few minutes more, and you were oratorical, with gestures. You drove home Points—which no one had disputed in the first place. You said, in effect, that motion pictures are a fine thing and Hollywood, by cracky, would keep on seeing that motion pic- tures are a fine thing. But you said it powerfully long, sir, power- fully long In fact, sir—and I realize this is lese majeste for sure—be- tween you and your-good-friend-Mr.-Mayer many of us were lulled into such a coma that we almost forgot what the meetin’ was about. I think even the guest of honor forgot! And there’s no. need for it, really, is there? If you think there is, look into your Bible—before the next session, please!— and see how few words Creation took. ‘Which certainly does remind ME. Quick! Period! Lode and placer location notices Visiting Brothers welcome. By oxd(r| i | \ | THE. DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. ‘ALPINE RESORT IKID STARS IN SCENE OF FILM “Paradise fm’ Three” Romantic Comedy Opens at Capitol thriller. come in the picture. Then 'THREE 6O OUT ON LOCKHEED THIS MORNING John Amundsen flew three sengers to Chichagof today for night to 8:30 on Tuesday night. During her half-hour -\dlu audience. Memories that Endure” selected as program has bees pas- Al- ing children back to studies, FEATURED HERE [s Jalw The entire cast of “Paradise for| A wild buckaroo out where the Three,” opening ~at the Capitol |West begins, “Ginger” Jane Wither Theatre Sunday had to go to begins where the wild West leav school for their roles in the comedy But they didn’t bother with read- |Which open ¢ at the Coli in’, or 'riting, or ‘rithmetic, for|seum Th ; runaway their main subject was skiiing, | tre qun-toting grand which they had to peform in the Pop, blayed by Academy rd Sxtorids SoRiiEs | winner Walter Bre into The story concerns three men |AQUel scaring the wits out of ten | who go to an Alpine mountain re- |00t pals in a graveyard at mid- | sort. for two weeks and live in a|hight, chasing city gan rs on a| manner far different from their i"”“ hing tagecoach ropin usual life. The wealthy capitalist |YOURS lovers into romance, Jane | becomes a poor man, while the un-|makes Buffalo Bill ook like a | employed student and butler as- SOflic ! sume the positions of rich men, Completely surrounded by \w-i Strangely enough, each man en- [Breatest cast, in the most hilavious | joys his new mode of living until |Show these pandemonium - makers | v vamp and a beautiful young girl | have “ever been in, I Jane | | the | Withers girl learns the ways of the |} | scene changes—and so do the men. . is changing the time of her pro-| gram from 8 o'clock every Tuesday ' program | she will continue to sing favorite songs and request numbers of her n the name of her radio With the opening of school bring- Mrs , 1938, SUNDAY — MONDAY — SUNDAY BILL TUESDAY — PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:15 A, M. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. COLIS OWNEDAND . OPIRATED By W.L.5ROSS Juneau’s Greatest Show Value AT COLISEUM Wllhus Is Starlet of w Feature “Wild and Woolly™ [off in her grandest |tury-Fox comedy, * Twentieth-€Cen d and Wooly, West from her old-timer but ~ what the West lea nmn' | Morgan portrays the rich man s who enjoys playing poor, while J;\n\v mikes hilarious comed | Young and Owen are the respec-| THe original screen play by Lynn tive student and valet. Miss Rice ROOL and Frank Fenton opens in| is seen as the young girl and Miss |(he old frot town of Mesa Ci Astor enacts the vamp who changes | Which i to celebrate its the lives of all three men jitst Piohcer Day Jubilee. Jane } The players ciijoyed their loca- ""“'lf"'ll the feud between her JACK SEARL ang tion in the snow (o such a degree Brlidlather and Berlon DouG that they are all planning to take MS¢rupulous town banker, « LAS scorr ————— winter instead of summer vacations !t 0 With the latter's grandson Just a couple of tenderfeet next year so that they can con- {““‘: Scarle. Jane's - chief Stooge who add to the ge, | 1 oft “Alfalfa Switzer, :t 1 n For Your Added Enjoyment: tinue their ski jumping. ? ki M.“!I.x e, ”! s Pandemoniym ! g3rere Ending tonight is the double bill, [ Gane" fame. They call him “Zero,' | “MARCH OF TIME” “Lady Behave," starring Sally Eilers |Put he’s a regular adding machine | and Jack Holt in “Under Sus-|fOF laughs. Jack’s aide is Douglas|f| “DONALD'S OS] g i {Seatt, and both are rank tender- |§| ; DONALD'S OSERICH ¥ 5 |feet. [X| You'll be seeing Jane in her NEWS OF THE DAY | Douglas Fowley plays the role of 1 best picture by far and 2 a bi ty ga ter oip | B i vy " when Memories Tha' Endure e big _ clty [umk\( “",‘ lm lu]p‘ | yelling ippee” when you 3 4 auker Churchill in one of his|| hear the song hit ““Whoa, Brings Mrs. Alexander nefarious enterprises. Their paths| I Whoopee—Whoa, Whippee''! cross the romantic way of, Pauline |l SALLY EILERS On KINY Every Tuesday 3o Ronere witeon, i B =~ S W in TR don't even know theyre in love Rz TE “LADY BEHAVE” Mi5. Lola Mae Alexander, tal- WAtil Jane ropes them in! ented soprano, whose weekly con-| Featured tonight only is “Shad- EBLfis e y certs have been a feature over OWS of the Orient.” a Chinese h!l‘()\y‘l-)(ullilf()f\ |KINY, ounced today that she SMuggling racket story | Your True Adventures R MISS JANE OWENS ‘ IS PARTY HOSTESS PICTORIAL REVUE Vitaphone Musical SHOWING | Miss Jane Owens entertained in {honor of the birthdays of five TONIGHT friends last evening at her home ONLY on D, Street i ¢ ! Refréshments were served by ihe ALSO —-— Cartoon hostess and the evening was spent in knitting SONS OF NORWAY Guests present included Misse Hidzel Kane, Pat Brown, Sara Pet Regular Business Meeting and So- ers, Judy Ferguson, Carol Whit- cial, Saturday, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows’ man, Peggy Mitchell and Virginia | Hall. All members requested to Olson. | tend n aska Air Transport and brought Alexander has been requested to back two from there and two from |Start a junior class for children Hoonah. |whose parents arc interested in To Chichagof went J. P. La- their voice training, and she is Force, George Hedrick and John making preparations for the be- Lasky. ginning of the children’s class i From Chichagof were J. Hobbs her studio in the Goldstein Build- and C. Poirier, and from Hoonah, |ing. George Dalton and Dr. A. J. Levine. Yesterday evening, Amundsen | flew the Lockheed in with Littlepage from Lisianski, from|and similar Hirst, Alfred Nye and Melvin Carl- |at Mascot, son, and from Chichagof, P, Meho- | Sydney. sovich and C. Dosch. Australi; B purposes, T3S [ Try an Empire 8 s first mill for extract-| Jack | ing tung oil, used for paint-making was erected | an industrial suburb of | FREE Prem1um WIN A NATIONAL SILVER ENSEMBLE SET WHICH WE ARE OFFERING DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. AS A PREMIUM: -ON PURCHASES You Get a Coupon With Each Fifty—cent Purchase See This Beautiful Ensemble on Dis- play in QOur Store———It Includes: 26 PIECES OF SILVER WARE 26 DISHES —— 18 GLASSES Butler-Mauro Drug Co. “Your Rexall Store” ‘ At Capitol on Sunday Edna May Oliver, Frank Morgan in a scene from in Scene from “Wild- and Woelly” that is featuring Jane Withers. 4 IF YOU THINK THE OLD « o« wait till you Late Fox Movietonews adv 01D WEST WAS WItD. oan see CARL "Alhlfa“ SWITZER of “Our Gang” fame: TM7 call him “Zero” “— but he's o regulor adding machine for laughs! DOUGI.AS FO BERTON One's o gan 9 banker— against Jane WLEY and CHURCHILL gster, the other both in cahoots and her gramp, SUNDAY NIGHT is the BIG NIGHT Added Attractions ——— Exposing the Chinese Smuggling Racket “SHADOWS OF THE ORIENT” wi 'I'OOMP,Y—F\THI‘.R RAL.\TON —— A Vitaphone Novelty —— NEWS REGI PARLE’ | ning will be Rev. and Mrs. John A. | Glasse and Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Glass. COUPLE CLUB WILL | - MEET HERE MONDAY Dr. STEVES says: “Comfortable R feet are the key to happiness.” A potluck dinner will mark Mon- day’s meeting of the Couple Club in the parlors of the Northern Light | | Presbyterian Church, clock. Hosts and hostess Room 301, Goldstein Bldg. adv. - More than 28,000 Tennessee farm- at 6:30 o'- ers lined more than 250,000 acres of land in 1937 in an effort to com- s for the eve- bat soil acidity. WOMEN’S HIKING BOOTS Brown Elk, 14" Lace Tops. A good sturdy boot for outdoor wear. Reg- ular $6.85. SPECIAL PRICE FOR NEXT WEEK $3.95 2,4,6,6%2 and 8 Hurry! L) THE FAMILY SHOE STORE R e ATTENTION MEMBERSHIP OF JUNEAU THRIFT CO-OP A VERY IMPORTANT MEET- ? ING I8 «TOBE HELD! AT 8 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 1ST, AT UNION HALL All Members Are Urged to Be Present. Sizes 2%, 3, 3 Signed: CO-OP MEMBERS.