The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 28, 1939, Page 3

— RHURN FE ATURE Grocer, Reverend | PRISON ATTRACTION MICKEY MOUSE | sTARTS PINIRLTN "earmee NOW AT CAPITOL N ol o O TOUSEOM e TONIGHT THEATRE SATURDAYAT P! M. i "THE INFORMER" | e secoowen ana ne mev The Show Place of Juneau | | John’ L./Cauble, caught a hair seal !the other night with a lari THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY JULY 28 1939 Juneau's Greatest Show Vajue TONIGHT and SATURDAY Dick Foran &nd June . Travis, | 2 —— BIG FEATUI‘ES - 2 fast-rising young Warner Bros.| - stars, appear tonight at. the . Coli- H H It would make a good y ex: Victor Mclag|en Won High! . oud make o B0 oory tne | seum Theater in “Over The Wall." COLISEUM WNED AND _ OPERATED | A cowboy fighting for the law— without the law to back him up Py Revival o o oating, which @ melodrama having to do with @ Some Desper- Academy Award for i b Jelck v . Beth Zbucks up sgainst the wholl b | wasn't much trouble to rope, and l"-"l'! Tfalsely . U\mwnl muwr prison § ate Convict Will wids ekt | | which, incidentally, was so. jmpres- and his sweettieart who believes in "y B THE | Ading.in Pidure |3 O, S O i ana ity st i e Gamble His Life g " | 1b( atmen as to which portion of the |90M: s, 3 On a Mad Dash l“ronmn A return engagement of “The In-| Bnims s the - bounty, evidence .A l:lv\n‘;ll'mz \.\ln{‘y) ?flz{nflé{y v?«’ru; For Freedom! s ‘f"""“' starring = Victor M“L“% portion, it wes thrown back into ls‘llx: }Sh ty r;-“n ‘_:)“f F"T] "“{v“ I‘I’ with len, will be seen tonight and Sab-| .. .er -g ng prison, ver he all” | e Ll faic, | urday at the Capitol Theater. For And. thats - lle satory : of .masine has an authentic ring that com-, + his acting in this picture, McLag- | | bines gripping drama with romance. | " v- l “el.a lell B g h the Academy Avard, | COWboys grocer McDowell and Rev-| ~gecond * fenture; “Song of the i (H{1)g g Mhe aivporting cast includes |€rend Cauble, except that it is also | puckarco,” \mn Tex Ritter . . Heather Angel, Preston Foster and|c > that the two.recently pur- - > HEATHER ANGEL Margot Grahame. {chased a 26-foot gasboat from Ro- COI.OR I M S ow" PRESTON FOSTER In the second picture Charles ‘lwu Livesy and need some help in fl, S H MARGOT GRAHAME Starrett, Columbin's buckaroo star |PAaming the cr "' Io MURPHY GUESTS | of colorful western productions, gal- . WARNER HROS. een again SKI""ER ARR'VES Motion pictures in color, show- by Hrkar n een drama, | ing last year's salmon derby at Histigisis T |1ops across the silver Victor McLagien won the | in a swiftly paced new s he Marmion Island, & trip over the Acailesay -Award for his flavored with prairie ballads, in “T! 8 § st Colorado Trail.” wn“ NEW YA(HI Richardson Highway, Matanuska by Sing Sing’s tearless WARDEN SONG or Iris Meredith, his leading lady,| Gilbert Skinner, President of the | farms nnd the building of the 48 and Bob Nolan with the singing| Alaska Pacific Salmen Company, S| l-EWIsE I_AWES The lnformer "Sons of the Ploneers” head an arrived in Juncau lnte this afiers | 1o BUC s i i A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUC! | excellent supporting cast including | noon aboard his new 40-ton yacht home of Mr. and Mrs, John £ witw eI s v A s 1 o R such western favorites as Dick Cur- | pegil. Murphy. Thirty guests viewed the Directed by FRANK chlllll JINX FALKENBERG ' tis, Ed Le Saint, Alan Bridge, Ed| Apoara the yacht with Skinner |pictures and later enjoyed refresh- b Py by e I o MARY RUTH Peil Sr, and Hank Bell Dxrt-cuon jand Mrs. Skinner are a grou f | ments, P R 0 G RAM |was by Sam Nelson from Charles| yonqs including J‘ Alltgn‘ };‘hl;/ - COLORAPO TRAIL . 7:00 P.M. f|Francis Royal's original screenplay. | york salmon broker and Mrs. Al-| Sir Edwin Chadwick and Sir TOMORROW coronawo man. e e | 3 ok amon et s &8 v, oot i o | “POPEVE MATINEE T0M0m0 y | Thirty-nine tourists aboard the |y, FLASH GORDON 9:11 PM. » kan and have since been to Port p d 1 g i 4 MEREDITH ; e ¥ ik e Yukon are in a College of the Pa-| ajthory ;0‘;1"‘“' "gl““"hfl:filg"“"“":"‘ T o CANDY —PRIZES———CARTOON and SONS OF b = oo cific tour under Tully Knoles of | . g\ T 5 & Rk i Py COLORADO TRAIL .. 9:41 PM. | giockton, Cal, while another tour, T Sy > under W. A. Shedd, of Berkeley, | —— Cnl. 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