' Attractions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM— Doraldinn in "Pasaiort
Fruit."
PALACE—Florence Reed in “The
Black Panther’s Cub."
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Mia May in “The Drag
on’s Claw."
PALACE—William Desmond in "Wa ,
men Men Love.”
GOOD SHOW AT
PALACE TONIGHT.
The Palace will present for the
last, time tonight an all around good
aliow, the Pa the Review and Topics,
and Vod-a VI! above the average.
Florence Reed in the "Block Panther
of Paris and later us “mark Panth
er's Cub," does some wonderful acting
especially in the dual role of mother
and daughter. She1' is ably assisted
“iy Marie Fox and Norman Trevor.
good dancing in
SHOW AT coliseum.
Those who went to see "Passion ,
gmit," yesterday at its first showing
it the Coliseum Theatre, where it;
is the feature attraition, who beheld.
ItiS marvelous dances 01 Doraliflna*]
tife star, were Convinced that she do-1
Jervcd all the gLowing encomiums and
plaudits showered on her sd gener
ously In the past when she intro
duced her strange South Sen Island
dances to the public.
UoraUHna dances superbly, and acts
po less superbly. Her lithe peculiar
grace b'nds itself admirably to the
interpretation Of the weird dance of
the Hawaiian natives, "In "Passion
JPrutt" she gives a wonderfully drn-1
fnatie |jortr*yhl of burning passion ‘
»ml ‘smouldering bale in the lan
guorous tropics--u fascinating tlmme |
of hruiy force, clashing for stiprsifc-<
acy with a woman’s will.
Here Doraldina reveals herself an
actress of power and conviction, as
tlrell as a great dancer. Pii lure-go
ers seeing this picture are treated
tf> a strange religious dance never
Before shown In the United States—
•fTlie Dance of the White God.”
£ "Passion Fruit" tells of the plotting
of a plantation overseer to win the
hand of his master's daughter. Into
the Intrigue comes Pierce l.amont, a
Wreck of an American, whose self-j
respect is finally recovered through j
^ove. He is gilaced into the mouth!
>, of an active volcano as an offering
to the angry gods, and saved only
in the nick of time. It is an absorb
Sg, tense drama, fully living up to
e promise of its name.
Praise is due the supporting cast,
•Which includes Edward Sarle, Stuart I
Holmes, Sidney Bracey, Florence Tur
ner and William H. Bainhrldgo. The
picture Is ou for the last time to
night.
“WOMEN MEN LOVE”
COMING TO PALACE.
. With William Desmond and Mar
guerite Marsh as the stars, supported
l>y Martha Mansfield, Era Burrows,
Fontaine and Denton Vane, the pat
inns of the ' Palace will he assured
of an entertaining feature in "Women
^fen Love” when it. is shown Tues
day and Wednesday.
‘.'THE DfM&ON'S CLAW,”
fOMING TO COLISEUM.
r, Chino, that oldest and most In
scrutable of nations, where the print-,
Jng press and the fine arts flour
ished centuries before the Christian
ijrg begaov.jnay naturally he expected
,1q have -brought the science of tor
tulip to a state of high perfection
^tthoitt resorting to the rack, the
thumb-screw or the water-enre.
L The philosophical Chinaman, real
|*iig that mental torture Is crueller
to the finely-bred mind than the most !
illt upon a novel combination of tor
gwr-Mii* death sentence. This plan
physical torture, therefore
PRESIDENTIAL ALASKA VACATION VESSEL AND GUARD
Top-'-D'. R. Transport Henderson
in which President Harding is mak
ing his: Hip Ur Alaska.
insert upper hii ('apt. Alien
Buchanan.
Insert upper right l.ant. Com
mander S. I*. I lender, on, executive
officer.
Ijowcr left Marino guard on
quarter dock.
Below ~Capt. K. 'I'. Su cla, com
manding marine guard, inspecting.
This cut, through courtesy of th •
Seattle Post-Intelligencer shows pic
tures taken at Tacoma just before
tiie Henderson with the I’resident Ini
party sailed north from Taeoian.
bleeding the victim to death, drop by
drop, from a cut in the wrist, is one
of the characteristic touches in the
Chinese episode of Paramount's mas
sive l'onr-part release, "The Mistress
of the World,” in which .Mia May, a
beautiful European actress is featured
This episode, In five stirring reels,
entitled “The Dragon's Claw" and it
will be screened for tlie* first time in
this city at the Coliseum Theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday. The re
malnlng three episodes will follow
In regular succession, so that a genu
ine sustained treat in store for local
screen fans. #
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YACHTS ARE TO
RACE JULY 21;
LONG CONTEST
CHICAGO, July 1H. Yacht racing
honors on tho Great Lakes will be
at stake when the starting gun booms
here on July 21 for the Chicago Mack
inac Island race, the longest fresh
water race in the world.
Competition this year tot* the Mack
inac cup, tlie most coveteil Ureat
Lakes racing trophy, will he even
more spirited than during the 19
years' history of the race, and will
take on an international aspect with
at least one and probably several
Canadian entries.
Krofn tlie break in the harbor at
Chicago to the end of the 331 mile
run at Mackinac Island, a course
stretching almost the entire length of
Lake Michigan yachtsmen concede
that the win.ning of tills race calls
for the maximum in seamanship and
puts to the test a yacht’s best sail
ing qualities.
One Canadian bottom, tlie flagship
of the Itoyal Canadian Yacht Club
at Toronto, has indicated it will start
In the race, and others front the Do
minion are expected to he on the line.
Preparations for this year's contest
recalls to old yachtsmen the first
Mackinac race held in 1904 when the
final winner was not decided hntfl the
last few minutes of tile long sail. In
that race the Vencedor, once de
fender of tlie Columbia Yacht Club,
beat out the Vanenna by less Ilian
four minutes, the Vanenna losing out
rhen she lost her headsails utter
I fighting almost bow to bow with the
! Venretlor more than halt the dls
tance tip hake Michigan. Tin- last
I day’s run of this race was fought out
| between the two yachts in a wind
| which frequently ■ roaclp-d a gain in
i strength.
SELF-SUPPORTING GERMAN
STUDENTS FORM SOCIETY
DRESDEN, July Hi. - Ut the 120,
JOOO students in I In- universities and
. high schools of Germany, 60 per
I cent are earning their own living
and turning it under conditions
which are heart-breaking.
.Self-supporting students have or
ganized a society, with about 40
branches In German cities, whose
pitrpoo.se is to make the lot of these
students easier. ‘This society has
organized cooperative buying, to re
duce the cost of books and supplies
to (lie students, and (’cooperative
messes where meals are much cheap
er than in places operated for prof
it
QUICK RESULTS PLEASE
JUNEAU
i Everyone is pleased w'ith the quick
results of simple camphor, hydrastis,
'wltchhael, etc., as mixed in Lavop
I'tik eye wash. After using le-s than
one bottle a ludy reports her eyes,
which were inflamed and watery, are
j now bright and clear. One man triel
1 everything, but Gavoptik was only
I thing that gave relief. One small
'bottle usualy helps ANY CASE weak,
strained or inflamed eye*. Aluminum
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DANISH SHIPBUILDERS .
REPORT BRISK TRADE
AND BRIGHT FUTURE
COPENHAGEN. July 1 (i. -Daniall
hlpbuildiug yunJs yccin to have
il'c!y weathered the poet-war traile
depression anil are entering npou
! a period of comparative prosperity,
says tile Scandinavian Shipping (in
j zot.tc.
Tlu* yard a .have come through the
i-riils very well, principally owing to
the consolidation policy which ban
been followed. With the placing of
new orders, tlie yards are able to
work more or less independently
again. They are all busy, and a
few of them are booked up. IJn
unployjncut has benefited accord
ingly.
The yard workers, earlier in the
year, voluntarily agreed to reduc
tions in wages. In order to make it
posible for the yard shipbuilders to
hid low.
PRINCE OF WALES ADDS TO
FAME OF KINO CARACTACUS
BIRMINGHAM. Eng, July lfi.—
P< relied on the arm of a chair and
smoking a big cigar, the Prince of
V/alcx recently Jollied vigorously
with ihe Bishop fo lifriuingham, the
lord mayor, and many young men in
ringing the chorus of “Caractacus"
which cuds thus: ‘‘The stick that
! tanned the trousers of the boy who
j shouted 'Ileavcr' to tile man who
put the powder on the faces of the
lltgrrm of the King Caractacua."
This occurred at an Informal
.gathering in the lounge of a ejub
| presented to ex-servtro men, which
jtho Prince bad Just formally op
ened.
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SEE’IT TONIGHT—LAST* TlM£
The World's Greatest
Dancer
DORALDiNE
111
“PASSION
FRUIT"
A turbulent drama of tlie moonlit
tropics*
Big cast cf will known strcan
favorites. }
Admission 10, 20 and 40c.
CofTtma; lu^day**-Mia May
iii “fhe Dtagon's Claw.’*
PRESIDENT AND
SECRETARY WORK
LAUD COL MEARS
President Drives Golden
Spike—Lauds Builders of
Alaska Railroad.
iCootinneu irons raw One.)
uicrdul relations to tlie United States
:■ ml signifies tin empire’s pledge of
loyalty to your administration.”
Tribute to Pioneers.
Replying to Secretary Work. Presi
dent Hurtling said "the qualities of
the pioneers in cooperation with the
transportation line which lias now
been opened will do more in v.woik
out th(' development of tills wonder
land than anything which tin gov
i rnment of the t'uited States can
Continuing, the President said:
“Before performing the last act
symbolizing the completion of this
railwoy. 1 wish to add my word of
tribute to those who 'pioneered' it
and contributed of their genius and
courage to the making of this steel
highway through an almost impassible
land. We have been traveling now
somewhere between -100 and WN)
miles over a marvelous highway and
one thought has occurred to mo
c-v< ry where . namely, I hat the out
> landing genius of )l ali is the inzti
who fnhnd the way. who had tli -
concept loti, the perception and Uie
'onliilence to find an open pathway
through the mountains, the wilderness
it ml the canyons, and to surmount
t!i - vhi'Iiki'i other physical difficult
ies tth.ilt necessarily had to be en
couraged.
“1 don't suppose any Individual or
:-■( of Individuals would have under
•alt n tic: c oust metion of such a rail
way and it had to lie left to the
gc comment itself. I am glad that
a gi-neuiiis government undertook and
carried, to completion the construc
tion of the Alaska Railroad, and made
it iiossiblo to iiken a railway to a
magician's wand. Rut the effect to
me Is the same for !he utilization of
resources ami the awakening of com
munities lies in transportation, so tlio
governineiil lias come Into this won
-li rful land and opened ui» a steel
highway which makes possible
an Inestimable development and
I hope t Iii* t the development
; which will acern will h-- all that the
i people of Alaska arc- hoping for and
- more, lmt I hardy presume it will
'come in any berried way. I cannot
I see how ll may.
"lo my humble judgment. the qual'
ilcs of ilp> pioneer’s co-operation .with
tlie transportation line which ha*
1 now licen opened wilt do more to
1 work out the development of thl i
i wonderland than anything which th ■
great government of tlie United Stat
es can do. T hope that the greatest
expectations of Him people of Alaska
nitty completely he fulfilled.”
„ GEORGE ANDERSON, Piano Expert, is back
home in Juneau for a few days. For expert piano
service call Anderson’s Piano Shop. Phone 143.
ALUMINUM WARE I
I SALE
1 STARTS
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