The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 25, 1938, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 25, 1938. CRIME FILM | IS SHOWING AT COLISEUM Crime” and “Roll Along Featured 2Y MOUSE = FRIDAY e MICKEY Matinee—Sa day, 1 P.M. SATURDAY ["','l"‘,e Fobl wo Big Features FIRST SHOW STARTS B A T HEAT RE. B! TIM TYLER'S LUCK R P CANDY The Show Place of Juneau “Partners Zane Grey's CO\\'!)O}'” . a clever story and of Ralph Murphy all ¢ the new Lynne Karns picture, " which im Theat comedy a blend of is the tale of to overcome a administration and reform candidate to of their city. Overman and Karns, into the fight tk to happen. Over- d, for a blond for the ers .| Then Karns es to Jail. Then his cell-mate is poisoned and he's with murder. Then he is and almost elected mayor! “Roll Alor vboy,"” itury-Fox release nd feature at the um T is declared to amongz the top pictures of the r in the matter of action, thrills and ilar horsemanship. y y tells of two range-part- Ballew and Stanley Imost single-handed and of outlaws intent DONALD GRAYSON IRIS MEREDITH SONS of the PIONEERS | A ] ; ALSO—TIM TYLER'S IUCK AND LATE NEWS—ALSO = DOUBLE BILL ISPRESENTED © ATCAPITOL laws of .the Prairie’ Sh(ming Tonight criminals who D happy lifc d Zane Grey's Twentieth C which opens The delicate flavor and bouquet of Schilling pure Vanilla is the de- light of good cooks! You use so little, yet its flavor neither bakesnor (@ freezes out! A drop or I opening of Republic’ Dan- Holiday" brings to the Capi- All of this and plenty more is in twelve-year-old lad two lends distinctive from New Zealand s in the |Store for those who see this rip-| ;o0 wresting cattle-lands from Ce- Schilling Spices | flavor to your desserts role of the child film star who runs | SPOYUing western in h bullews | oiia - parker, heroine of the film. have been the 5 away on a “dangerous holiday’ e Interspersing the action and standard c;f com- | and candies. It costs no | from the drab life prescribed i "\’\‘(‘l“; thrills are three new 2 hits, parison for 57 sh persons who are iy e Over the Des years! 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R SMITH BALLEW : fon9: W’/é'mv/ | CECILIA PARKER STANLEY FIELDS 204 S T h Century-rox RIDDIE opeye Ma TOMORROW || N Thes § | | § i A Principel el Production PLUS Released by Cartoon——Prizes Free Candy TESTIMONIAL BENEFT] Saturday Night FOR AL BLOOMGQU Everybody Is Endorsing This Big Donce Feq ture for s Who One of Juneau's Popular Athl Is Now in Need of Aid, YOU CAN HELP—Buy a Ticket, Anyway, Even If You Do Not Dance. EVERY DOLLAR GOES TO AL AS EVERYTHING IS DONATED Music, Also Donated, by LILLIA AND HER ORCHESTRA Tickets $1 IN JUST ONE AVERAGE YEAR the Canned Salmen Industry brings over $10,000,000 to Alaska. This is money paid directly for local labor, lumber, wire, cannery supplies, taxes. It is money which benefits not only Alaskan fishery workers and workers in other industries, but also Alaska’s professional people and merchants, whom it reaches in the form of trade for services and goods. Thanks to the Salmon Industry, Alaska prospers. - ! 1 > ey n % G RS - B R T} S I e T T 1 |