The Daily Alaska empire. [volume], December 11, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

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SUNDAY MATINEE, NIGHT AND MONDAY
_PALACE ORCHESTRA OVERTI RE
HODGE PODGE—VICTORIA!,
CONCERT SELECTION BY ORCHESTR A ,
\ I The Thrilling Saturday
! Evening Post Story In Films
A woman's life fraught
1 with the menace and
perils of the plains!
5 Softened by genera
I tions of case and lux
Iury, she followed the
call of a passionate
| love into the heart of
a pioneer struggle!. . .
All the adventure of
life in the miking!
The sinister tempta
tions of the vast lone
ly spaces! A picture
that will grip from \
first to last’ As broad
in its apnea! as the ,
Western prairies! ;
with
HERBERT RAWLIN
DOROTHY DEVORE
EASTERN PRODUCTIONS,INC.
presentsi_,
the
Prairie Wife
i From the story by
ARTHUR STRINGER
directed by
HUGO BALLIN
Distributed by (^XXr^//o/dlUi//l
CHRISTIE COAJEDY—NEAL HI HNS
in "C M L \ COP”
T\ST TIME TONIGHT §
“OFF TH HIGHWAY” |
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Attractions
At Theatres
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ACNES AYRES AT
COLISEUM TONIGHT
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“The Heart Raider,'' featuring Ag
nes Ayres and Maiden Hamilton, is
at the Coliseum tonight only.
Agnes Ayres, who previously dem
onstrated that she has an abundance
of “go,” win;; even added honors in
the restless role of the girl who sets
out to change the intentions of a '
confirmed bachelor. just for the
mere adventure of it. She is a
sparkling figure in many effective
crones. Her beauty is at its supremo
advantage in bathing suits and. vari
ous insubstantial hut at tract ivn|»cos
tumcn. She is amazingly pretty In
tjobit of the close-ups and plays with
u usual animation.
Thei at - a number of spectacular
escapades. A moonlight pageant ends
in a runaway of one of the chariot
* t 'am.-:, staged by the heroine as an j
unscheduled thrill; a midnight swim!
hinds Iter on tlie yacht of a neigh
bor, who poses as a woman-hater;
a motor boat race in n storm pro
vide:. opportunity for a romantic res
cue.
“Ruth of the Range." episode nine
v ill also be shown tonight.
^ "OFF THE~ HIGHWAY" 1 ^
LAST TIME, PALACE
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Tonight marks the last perform
ance of the extremely successful
showing of "Off the Highway,” the
Hunt Stromberg Special Production,
which has held the screen of the
Palace for Hip last two days.
"Off the Highway" is it powerful
picturizal ion of Tom flallon’s amaz
ing novel. "Tatterly," which concerns
a master's impersonation of his valet
and double when the latter dies sud
denly without witnesses. The photo
play Is produced on a lavish scale
and is rich in secies descriptive of
life in the artist's studios.
William Y. Mong, famous charac
ter actor; Marguerite J)e Da Motle.
more exijitisite than ever; and dash
ing John Hovers head tlie ail i tr
cast.
The Juneau audiences voted it eno
of the finest, pictures they had seen
ni a long while.
" “DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT” j
AT COLISEUM SUNDAY
I)o you know that telephone girls
are selected in part for their excep
tionally long r ueh'.’ A long arm is .
an essential qualification for employ
ment.
This does not mean that the girls
must have a grasping disposition.
There is nothing of the “gold digger'
about Hi" American telephone girl.
The ''hello'' girl s roach is rather i
civic virtue in the class wiili the
' long arm'' of the law.
Telephone girls must have excep
tionally long arms to reach to the
top of the switchboards, made par
posely very higli and wide to enable
one operator to make the maximum
number of connections.
The long girlish reach is only one
item in modern business efficiency a
practiced in the telephone office.
A bevy of telephone beauties. Jill
but one real professional operators,
will be seen in action In “Daughters
of the Night,” the newest William
Fox offering which comes to Hie
Coliseum Sunday only.
And Alyce Mills, the screen beaut •
who plays *the telephone heroine
whose romantic life and love at the
switchboard are dramatized, was put
through a stiff three-week training
course until she could stick in and
pull out the plugs as deftly as the
other “Daughters of the Night.”
if “THE PRAIRIE WIFE”
AT PALACE SUNDAY
Dorothy Devore, petite screen co
j medienne, is introduced in serious
I film roles in “The ITatrie Wife,” tie
| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production to
! be shown ni the •I’.ihtee Sunday ami
Monday, opening at the Sunday mat
inee.
Miss 11 ■tore will lie seen in llii..
production a tt wealthy eastern girl
who leads a cultured, sheltered life
until her family meet: financial le
vel' es. and she marries a young
engineer, who lake: her to his hont"
stead on Hie prairies.
1 The struggles of the voting couple
to make their barren land protlue
live provides much net ion, i tune
: strong drama, and a great deal of
comedy.
I Merhi i t Uawlinson. one of tin* mo ■
popular male stars orf the screen,
: was borrowed front I niversal. for
the leading role opposilo Miss |l<
|Vore. The stiiiportiug cast include
Hibson (iowlatul. Leslie Stuart. lOricti
von Ititsua. Francis Prim, and others.
The picture was adapted from tlu
novel by Arthur Stringer and dlrecl
! ed by Hugo Mallin. prominent dlree
jtor. artist and novelist, -who math
I "Vanity Fair" and many other scroen j
| successes.
Juneaic Church
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1 Notices Tor rTUs ciiurcli column
must be received by The Kmniio not
later than 10 o’clock Saturday
morning to guarantee change of
sermon topics, etc.
Christian Science Church T
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Sunday services will be held at
II a. m. in the Church of Chris
tian Science Society of Juneau on
Fifth and Main Street. The sub
ject will be: "Cod tile Preserver
of .Man.”
Sunday School al 12:15 p. M. !
Wednesday, 8:15 — Testimonial
meeting. |
Christian Science Heading Hoorn
in church building. Tins room is!
open to the public Wednesday after
noons from 2:21) to <|.
The public is eoidlally invited to'
attend those services and visit the,
reading room.
Methodist Episcopal Church : i
Fourth and Seward Streets.
HKV. H. A. fJAILKY. Pastor.
11:00 a. in. Sermon: “The
Abundant Life.”
12 15 p. m. Sunday School.
7:20 p. m. -Sermon: "The Nar
row Way."
Come and worship with us.
Northern Light Presbyterian I
I Church I
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Corner Fourth and Franlilln .Sts.
HKV. O. A. STILLMAN. Pastor.
Morning Service- 11 a. m. Suh
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TIVMAT we don't know about
FT fixing pipe.; isn't in the
book of rules or any plumber's
experience. If there's anything
tiie matter with your drain
age i r your gas pipes let us
know at once and we will re
pair tin damage instantly and
at a reasonable figure.
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HARRI MACHINE
SHOP
Hear of Juneau-Young
Mard ware Co.
i numbing, Heating. Acetylene
Welding, Black anti thing
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Garbage Hauled | i
| Lot Cleaning, Storm Windowa
| put tip, (leneral Contracting,
j Concerto Work, Excavating, j
I Leave orders at Phone 143 or |
• P. O. Box 253. |
G. A. GETCHELL |
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! RADIO
ATWATER-KENT SETS
I AND SPEAKERS
Radio Supplies of All Kindi
MARTIN LYNCH
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Ijcct: "Our Responsibility for Right
■ Thinking."
Cello Solo by M. Borodin
Bible School at 12:15 P. M.
Evening Service at 7: lie p. m.
Song Service. Sermon: ‘Preparing
for the Future."
I Catholic Church
Fifth and Gold Streets.
fi:00 a. in Low Mam in the Hos
pital Chapel.
\ 8:00 a. in.—Low Mass and Scr
! moil, (iencral Cpiamna ion for the
Ladies of Hie Altar Society.
10:20 a. m.—High Mass and Ser
mon. ...
1:30 P in.—Sunday School and
Bible Class.
7.3o p. ;n.—Rosary, Sermon an!
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
ment.
I Holy Trinity Cathedral |
CHARLES E. RICE, a lean. Phone GU3
Sunday services
Holy Communion st 8:00 a in
Morning Prayer and Sermon al
II 00 a in.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
Evening service at Douglas.
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Lutheran Church j
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Resurrection laitheran Church
Franklin nnd Second Sts.
REV. HARRY R ALLEN, 11. ])., '
Pastor.
Sunday services:
Sunday School meets !l:45 a. in.
Morning Worship 11:00 a m.
Evening Worship 8:00 p. in.
"Come and We Will Ho Thee j
Good."
A cordial Invitation |3 extended!
to all.
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1^ Presbyterian Nntivc Church [ '
HARRY WILLARD, Lay Worker. '
| 10:30 a mi.—Morning Service.
11:30 a m.—Bible School.
7:00 p. in—Wednesday — Mid
week prayer service.
A cordial Welcome la given to all1
to attend these services.
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Salvation Arm; !
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The public is invited to attend
I the Salvation Army meetings nlj
the new hall. j
Meetings 11 a in and 7:30 p rn
I Sunday. Thursday, 8 u. m.
Sunday School 8 p. in.
Hall on Front Street. Residence.!
323 Third Avenue, Capt. C U. Ed-1:
wards. I
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| Assembly of God Mission I |
(Bethel Pcuccoslul Mission)
CHAS. C PERSON EPS, Pastor. J
Sunday services:
Morning worship at 11:00. j
Sunday School at 12:15.
Evening service at 8:00. (
Week-night services Tuesday and;
Friday at 8 o’clock.
Como and enjoy the spiritual'
feast. '
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
All pi rsons are strictly forbidden i
lo throw garbage of any kind on
vacant lots or streets or stairway :
or any place outside of gavhu.g
cans. All me requested to maintain1
garbage cans for this purpose. This!
Is by order of the City Council and i
will be strictly enforced,
—adv. CHIEF OF POLICE. |
ALASKA MEAT CO.
Wholesale ami Retail Butcherm
l’HONE 39 SEWARL STREET
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WINTER IS HERE •
BE PREPARED FOR WARM QUARTERS
We are at your schace always. Ask us for our winter rates,
make arrangements and then call us up and we will move you
and your baggage free of charge. • i
HOTEL GASTINEAU
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| HERE HE COMES
Now Is the time to order coal.
We also carry a full lino of Feed
—and cur motto Ih to buy the boat.
This Is our secret of so many sal
isfled customs. It' you Jiavo been
usIiik just ordinary coal then we
Invito jou to Rive our's a trial.
And our transfer service () (i O My,
D. B. FF.MMER |
Phone 114
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| Mooseheart Legion No. 25
ANNUAL
FROLIC !
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j LOTS OE ENTERTAINMENT
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| Mooseheart Legion are invited . j i
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NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Fourth and Franklin Streets
Rev. 0. A. STILLMAN, Pastor
MORNING SERMON—11 A. M.—Subject: “Our Responsibility
for Right Thinking"
Cello Solo by Mr. Borodin Bible School 12:15
EVENING SERVICE—7:30 O'CLOCK—SONG SERVICE
Subject of Sermon: “Preparing for the Future”
A Warm Welcome For Everybody j
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I “The H ay of a 1
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FRYE'S “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON
‘EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES”
rnvc DDIIUkl Pfl HENRY BAMAN. Manager
rnit " K51UHP! l>Ui seward street
Phrne 33 Residence Phone 529
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ALL THE BEST
QUALITY
WORKMANSHIP
PRICE
CEO. B. RICE
PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS
"I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost"
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NOTICE
1 ’Hi' Store will he open evenings 7 to
10 1\ M. from this dale until Christ
mas Eve inclusive.
Shojt Early anti Avoid llastr
Alaska Llectric Light & Power Co.
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