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PALA C E
LAST TIME TONIGHT
PATHE NEWS
FOUR ACTS VOD-A-VIL
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“THE MONEY MANIAC”
AN INTERNATIONAL ROMANCE
An unusual drama of the greed for gold,
different in plot, sensational in climax.
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
“BACK TO THE WOODS”
" FRIDAY
GLENN HUNTER
I “THE CRADLE BUSTER”
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Attractions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Dorothy Dalton and Ru
, dolph Valentino In “Moran of the
Lady Letty
PALACE—'‘The Money Maniac.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
..COLISEUM—Wanda Hawley in
“Her Beloved Villian.”
PALACE—'Glenn Hunter in “The
Cradle Buster.”
TWO BIG STARS AT
COLISEUM TONIGHT
"Moran of the Lady Lotty,” a roust
ing sea. meCodrama, wiil bu shown a;
the Coliseum The.tit or tonight and to
morrow. only one show each night,
Bit art log alt 8 o'clock. Dorothy Dalton,
b (kworite with Juneau movie fans,
end Rudolph Valentino, the hero of
“The IS hoik.” are the two co-St irs.
This Is sufficient to insure a well
alt ed production Not to bo forgot
ten Is the fact (that the pkiturization
is elf one Of Frank Norris’ most wide
ly read novels of the sarnie name.
The story te as follows:
“Morlaai of the Lady Lotity” tells a
draimlafilc ®bory of the sea. with scenes
along tho coast of Norway, in Mag
dalena Blay. Mexico, and along the
wafcTtfront of San Francisco. The
principal action takes place aboard
two sailing vessels, one a trader and
the other a smuggling ship, command
ed by Oapfialn Kltche.ll, a murderous,
tyrannical seaman. Ramon Laredo
Is a eoCioty man, who has been t hang
baiod, and forced to Join Mitchell’s
draw. On the atliar vessel, which
ibaoames a derelict, is Moran, a gill
Of the 'Sturdy, rough, seafaring typo.
Ktadhell finds tho derelict, Moran is
Carried aboard by Ramon, and frcim
tthon on ensues a series of exciting
evenlSs that for tho most part rm
Ibraeo a continued fight for the sailor
girl, with Laredo tho justifiable win
ner in the end.
“THE MONEY MANIAC”
LAST TLME AT PALACE
Plot and counterplot wound about
'a dual romance takes the action of
“Tho Money Maniac,” the Patho fea
ture showing last time at tho Pal
ace Theater, coursing ait a whirl
wind twice from .Lendon t</ Spain and
'to Now York, with tho sconos actual
ity staged In tho mot locale required
(by the atory.
Loanee Pcrrot, producer and direc
tor of "The Money Maniac,” adapted
ttjw dtiary from “Rolando, La Divine^’
by Louis Letang. A ctfory of ad von
tiro, Intrigue and romance, it is a
r«d-blooded, swift-actioned mel.dra
titttlc talo raplolo w.,h thrills and
suspense.
The money maniac, tho figure in
tho diary ffem whom it derives its
name, is consumed with a paasion for
-jCCiH/h. He icdiames to secure the
letttlre .rights to a -rich oil tract In
tho United 'States that Is owned b>
flvo people who wore once ban lifl
•tWgothcr but h.tvo ulnce g uttered te
tho tour corners of the earth.
WANDA HAWLEY AT
COLISEUM SATURDAY
Don’t even trust your be lt frient
to do your proposing for you!
,Do thait Httlo Jab yourself or—we'J
list see “The Beloved Villain" wher
ft chmcs to the CoUaeum Saturday
matinee and iSaturday night. In thi;
Jitert Wanda Hawley Realart com
tidy drama the complications of th<
ifiSmous Priscilla, John Alden aa<
Mller. StandIsih situation are re-enact
od. this time with a brilliance o
iwlt one expects of a French setting
.LA* a flMtiattoiw French wife it ii
tkM thtt UIm Hawley has one o
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the bedt rales af her career. It Is
ontirdly different from either “Miss
Habbs" or "Pood for Scandal”—but
gives the Star plenty of opportunity
Tho very versatility of tho young
comedienne ntakes it a suroty that
she will be a public favorite long
after other loss lta.1 anted stars are for
gotten.
“THE CRADLE BUSTER"
COMING TO PALACE
Frank Tu'ti'.e, who has written most
n’t It'he light comedy Stories, as well
as diroeted 'them, la responsible for
“The Cradle Buster,” a whirlwind
comedy which will bo the attraction
alt the Palace Theater, starting Frl
| day.
“The Cradle Buster" c tars Glenn
j Hunter, who present!) (to tho screen
a now type of ‘he small town adoles
| cent youth. Tho picture is an in
ifaBSt comedy, but It nil* cause such
lusty laughter that Ithe world will
; rotetk with mirth and it. will raise
an aiulioncc to the highest pitch ctf
eve Item en;.
Tho picture is replete with clean,i
I wholesome comedy, has more thrills
1 than moot melodramas, and tells a
ban lit if ul romantic story of an inno
cent youth and an actress, who helps,
| make a man ouit Of a boy who ha3
boon “mothered" to death and who
has been known aa “Swecitio” all his
life.
ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY.
A very Importont business meet
ing of the American Legion Aux
iliary will be held in the City Coun
cil Chambers Friday, May 4th, at
7:30 p. m. Full re.port from the
American Legion Convention at An
chorage will be given. Members
'are urged to be present.
MRS. C. V. WESTLAKE,
—adv. Secretary.
If Stomach Is Sour,
Food Won’t Digest
No stomach filled with sour poi
sons can digest food. Everything
/you eat turns into more poison and
I gas. making you nervous and weak,
j Simple buckthorn bark, glycerine
! etc., as mixed In Adlerika, expels
I all sour poisons and gas from BOTH
i upper and lower bowel. Removes
.foul, decaying food-matter you never
| thought was in your system which
'caused sour and gassy stomach.
; Adlerika is EXCELLENT to guard
j against appendicitis. Butler-Mauro
! Drug Co. Sold in Douglas at Guy’s
1 Drug Store. —Adv.
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Carnation
Milk
‘From ContentedCaU)*
She Knows It’s Safe, Rich, Economical
and Unvarying in Quality
s A lasko ’a Favorite Milk Smfifily
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Each State Has - n # <
Individual Shimmy Style J
Vincent Lopez Discovers
Forty-eight Varieties
of Shakers to His
Tunes
“Show mo how you shake the
shimmy and I’ll tell you where you
live,” offers Vincent Lopez, musical
director of the Hotel Pennsylvania,
New York City.
The minute the music starts Mr.
Itopez locates a dancer’s home state,
lint ss the shimmy was learned away
from home, for the story the feet
tell is where they picked up their
ferpsichorcan tricks.
Forty-eight Shimmies
“There are forty-eight different
kinds of dancing in the forty-eight
States,” Mr. Lopez insists, “and
when I play a good tune that is uni
versally known, like ‘All Muddled
Up’, it gets ’em goin’ good.
GOV. SCHOOL TO !
GIVE CLOSING
PROGRAM FRIDAY
Year’s Term to End May 4— i
Exercises and Exhibition
School Work that’ Day.
Tho U. 8. public school will close
tomorrow. May 4, at which time the
puiltils, under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. J. B Bornhofer, will!
present exercises at t he government I
ac.bttol 'hloune ait 2 o’clock in the after-!
noon. In addin ton to 't he exorcises j
an eachi/bl'tton of the children's work*
of Ithe 'puiot year, including sewing,
will be made. Mrs. Bornhofer and'
har ipuipfls hope that ‘there will ba a j
large la'tltenidamco tKt their program, as *
any interest evinced In the children
'Is veny encouraging to them and toj
Ithetr teacher, the tatter said today.;
The program 'will 'be as follows;
America's Creed and Flag Salutei
—'Sobpol,
Sang—“Flaig of the Free,” school. |
Song—"Alaska, My Alaska,” all.
Song—"Little Buttercups,” six sural! j
girls.
PHaiylelt—“Tho Quarrel," Josie Clark!
and Alice Johnson.
(School songs—"Good'by to Old Win-,
tor," “Old English Nursery Rhyme," I
“Dllng, Dong, Bell," “The Goblin Mon,"
school.
Drama fcia.it ton—"The Town Musi
cians of Bremen"—'Young Donkey,
I JlaXnc.s Matthews; Old Donkey, James j
“It's one of those nut melodies that
really take people out of themselves
and into the spirit of the dance, so
that I can do the detective to my
heart’s content.
Identifications Accurate
“There’s a gallantry about Geor
gia, a loose expansiveness about
Texas, a dash about California, and
a touch of sophisticated boredom
about New York.
“As for Missouri, you ought to
see the way they pound out the
measures 1 Ohio’s harder to spot,
but a peculiar in-toeing usually gives
'em away. Iowa toes out more and
Montana always prances at the
end.”
Mr. T-opcz checks up his classifi
cations by the hotel register some
times just for fun and finds his
method so accurate lie declares he
could open a mail order course in
identification.
Johnson; Dog, Richard King; Cat.
AiJbrrt. Clark; Rooster, Robert Mar
tin.
Old songs-—"Swa,nee River” and
‘‘Believe Mo If All Those Endearing
Yeung Cltirms," school.
Tho siliony of ‘‘Red Riding Hood,”i
road by -four ptipi'li of itho first grade
DraimlaltiriatBiian of the same—-Mother,
Hufqo Rudolph; Sislor, Josie Clark; j
Red Riding Hoo-d. Matilda Helot; j
Millers, six boys; Wolf, Albert Clark; !
Grandmother, Cecilia Yarkon.
Songs—"Over the Summer -Sea,"
“Sweet and bow." school. i!
Sketch "One Thing at a Time,"!
Simla .Rudolph and CecfHa Yarkon.
'Songs—“Sailing,'' “Dixie," boys and i
School.
iRocHatton—“Goodiby, laShtlo Desk at'
School, Goedby,” Robert Martin. !
“America,” all. I
NOTICE.
Fresh killed chickens ranging in
weight from 3 to <i pounds, also a
few ducks left. Order one day In
advance to Insure aeilvery. I). 0.
FKMMER. — adv.
Old papers tor sain at Bmplie.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FOR RENT—$4,00 PER YEAR
Wm. D. Perkins & Co.
BANKERS—211 Cherry 8t., Seattle
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Only Tonight and Friday—One show each night starting at 8 o’clock.
Orchestra concert from 7 to 8.
TWO BIG STARS IN ONE OF THE MOST THRILLING SEA STORIES EVER
WRITTEN
Admission children 10 cents, youths 20 cents, adults 50 cents.
Here is the big bill—Do Not Miss This for Anything.
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SUPPORTED BY
RUDOLPH
VALENTINO
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Remember only one show Tonight and Friday of this big feature.
Coming—Saturday Matinee and Saturday Night—Wanda Hawley in Her
Beloved Villian.”
Block.”
Coming for Sounday and Monday — Wiliam S. Hart in The Testing
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