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Prices 10, 20 40 cents, Loges 50 cents
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
HAROLD LLOYD in “DR. JACK”
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Attractions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—June Walker in “Coin
cidence” and another chapter of
v .Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.
JIAA.A.CE — Harold Lloyd in “Dr.;
$ Jack.”
COMlWa ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Jack Holt and Hedda
Nova in "The Mask.” ,
PALACE—“Where Is My Wandering!
Boy Tonight?”
LOTS OF LAUGHS IN
••COINCIDENCE" FILM
A corking good show, was the vcr-!
diet pronounced by the audience at j
the Coliseum theatre yesterday, when t
“Coincidence,” the recent Metro re- j
lease was shown here for the first *
time. Jhn picture is a rapid-fire j
* comedy, witli loads of suspensei
and all the other qualities that go
to make up good entertainment.
It tells the amusing story of Hilly,
jenks, a young man from the coun-;
try. who comes to New York and |
obtains employment in a Fifth Ave-i
rum department store. Through the;
strange mischance of a piece of j
money blowing out of the window,;
th< hoy meets Phoebe Howard, a
pretty young stenographer, with
whom he fails in live.
Trouble, however, is just beginning
for Hilly Jetiks. ITe receives word
that his aunt died, leaving hint h
fortune, and it is his luck to have
it sfolen from him just about the
♦Ime he has planned to gel married.
And ill luck in the form of coinci
d* lice continues to pursue Hilly Jenks
iruill niUMUIlg U> m^iu. in urn t
to csiape from the police, he rushes
into the apartment of Brent, an
unscrupulous man-about-town. just as
the latter has enticed Phoebe Ilow
a-d there.
i tit Hilly's trouljles finally end,
and he and Phoebe marry and !i"t
bnppily ever after. “Colneidtenc : ’ '■
rjkcrtainnient with u capital P. and
the patrons of the Collse t n canh’
well fc 1 satisfied with tli i. time
Ita.i3“d i:i watching it. Rob'rt Hav
„• ror. does excellent work u> folly
^eaks. and June Walker m.t es an
repealing Phoebe. Altoge :er th»
p.’uy Is splertdidlly cast. This picture
: it, on for the lost time ton" jar.
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
: HAROLD LLOYOh-TO NIGHT
Harold Lloyd realized his ambition
when he made his first five part
comedy, “Grandma's Coy,’’ It was
humane. It was hailed by critics
: universally as the greatest comedy
ever made.
But Lloyd has gone one better
With his latest, “Dr. Jack.”
“Dr. Jack” tells a story as hu
man and joyful as “Grandma's Boy’
But it is funnier. It gives more
laughs to its footage—It bubbles with
Joy—it distributes mirth until mirth
heroines a mighty roar of laughter.
And Lloyd has done another tiling,
in one delicious scene with Mildred
Davis he has established himself as
the ideal screen lover. He will make
Valentino look to Ills laurels. And
with it ail there Is a seady strean
Of uproarious situations, riotous fun.
“Snooky, the Humanzle,” Ik ulsc
on for the last time tonight.
JACK HOLT IS STAR
AT COLISEUM SUNDAY
Jack Holt, in a duel role, will bt
the featured star in “Thu Mask,’
a State Rights feature which will lit
on at the Coliseum tomorrow and
Monday nights. IXeeda Nava, has a
most pleasing role and little “Mick
cv" Moore and the well known char
actor villain, Fred Malatesta are Hit
other principals.
The story is as follows:
Kenneth Traynor goes to Smtll:
Africa to investigate conditions in
a diamond mine in which he is In
terested. He Is about to return
home when he meets a wayward
twin brother. Jack, who starts lionif
with him. The ship is blown uf
and everyone is reported lost. Sig
nor Kernldo, a friend of Kenneth
Trayuor’s, suddenly surprises Ken
neth's wife with the news that'hei
husband has been saved. In realit)
it is Jack Traynor. He has con
spited with Kernlio to impersonate
his brother, for which Kerallo agrees
to pay him well. Keralio's purpose
being to secure Kenneth's wife foi
himself.
Eventually the real husband, Ken
neth, returns but is demented. He
visits his home and he is recognized
by his son, Mickey. Kerallo sect
Kenneth with the boy and bring*
them into his apartment, then send*
lor Mrs. Traynor, gives her a giimpsr
cf her real husband and boy. Hr
is forcing , bis attentions upon the
wife when Kenneth suddenly be
comes his normal self, recognizes lift
boy and rushes to his wife’s rescue
“WHERE IS MY WANDERING
BOY" AT PALACE SUNDAY
Direct from its sensational rur
at the exclusive Criterion Theatre
Times Square, New York, comes th(
picture "Where Is My Wandering
Boy Tonight?"—the picture with tin
tremendous hcirtK punch the plcturi
of Main Street and Broadway, o
soda fountain and cabarets, of swel
apartments and back stage John
nies, of dance halls and a litth
church, of a mother and her way
ward boy, of a country lass and :
chortis girl.
It is said to be a picture of hop<
and despair, of dreams and ashei
of dreams—a picture of poignan
appeal that reaches ij^ep into ever;
human heart.
The picture, of Joy. laughter, smiles
tears, pathos and much happiness
The picture for every mother, fn
ther sister ami brother. The pl<
lure for everyone from 7 to 70. A. I
K. Ziedman production filmed fror
the ^oljl song of the same name
Clean, fine, wholesome, packed will
drama; filled with suspense, satv
rated with thrills.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE j '
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| Sunday services will Da neld at
,11 a. ra. In the Church of Chris
tian Science Society of Juneau on I
Hlfth Street between Main and Sew-j
#rd Streets. The subject will be:
• ‘Truth."
Sunday School at 12: ia o’clock
> Wednesday, 8:lf> — Testimonial
meeting.
Christian Science Heading Kootn
In cliurch building. This room Is
open to the public Wednesdays and
Saturday afternoons from 2:30 to 4.
The public* la cordially Invited to
attend these services and visit the
reading room.
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I HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
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■ Cherlcs E. Itlee, nenn. rtione 60S
■ Sunday services: Holy Communion
| 8 a. m.
■ , Morning Prayer ami Sermon at
i 11:90 a. in.
■j There will be no evening service.
SPECIAL SERVICES
i| There will he services and biblo
i! lesson held at 31 f> Second Street
i Wednesday night at 8:30 o'clock by
ii Deaconess M. Jackson.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
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Fifth and cold Street*.
Tenth Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 a. m. —Holy Mass with
mon by Rev. t'. F. Carroll, S.
State Chaplain of tile K. of C.
J0:SO a. in.—Parochial Mass
lowed by Benediction of iho Ble
Sacrament.
No evening; services, on acconn
the Elks’ Picnic.
Tuesday, July 31—'Feast of
Ignatius fo l.ojola, fonftder of
Society of Je-sus.
sor
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BYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. George O. Bruce, D. D.. nastor j
Sunday School at Thane at 9:45. ‘
Bible School at 10:00 a. in.
Preaching service conducted at 11}
o'clock in the forenoon and 8 o'clock j
in the evening by the pastor.
The large choir has'arranged a
beautiful musical program. :
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD MISSION
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Chas. C. Personeus, Leader. |
I Sunday School at 12:30.
j Gospel services held every Sun
lay, Tuesday and Friday evenings
at 7:30.
Communion service the first Sun
lay of each month.
Full gospel truths of the Bible
i taught—salvation, sanctification, dl-j
ivine healing, baptism of the Holy
Ghost and the Lord’s second coming j
Everyone is - cordially invited to;
these services
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
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Rev. RICHARD D. DECKER. Pastor.
Morning Worship at 11:00.
i Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Evening service at 8:00.
Prayer and Praise Service Wednes
jday evening at 7:30.
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Gospel services on first Thursday;
of each month. Auto leaves Bur-l
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ford's Corner at 7;.45 P. M. Friend*
and neighbors invited. Mrs. H. M.
Krogli in charge.
PRESBYTERIAN NATIVE
CHURCH
(Hev. David Waggoner, pastor.)
10:30 a. tn.—Morning Service.
11:30 a. m.—Bible School.
7:30—Evening Service
7:00 p. m.—Wednesday — Mid
week prayer service.
A cordial welcome Is given to all
to attend these services.
NEW THEATRE
AT KETCHIKAN;
GROSS BUILDS;
Juneau Theatre Owner Will
Erect Amusement Place
at First City.
W. D. tiros::. ow»": of Ihe Coli
,ini Theatre in June.in and many
other business proper:its, left on the
learner Northwest' rn y unlay a ti
er noon for Ketchikan where- lie will
it o-.ico start the building of a
llieatrc there, also in In- known us
Ihe Coliseum.
Mr. Urosa was in Keiehikan over
u work ago am! clou ,1 a de.il where
by In became owner of a lot 4a by
120 feet, centrally loco led. puyinfe
ivc.' $8,000 for the property.
When Mr. Gross w;i ; in Seattle
eoveral months age. hi left orders
for plain- and r.peciIlealions for Hie
now theatre and there were sent
north recently by a well known
Scat,tie theatre arch m et.
The plane call for an up-to-date
theatre building;, to cost between
$42,noo and $46,Odd. There will he(
a large Hinge, with gridiron; lm-|
wenae ilrat floor, balcony, rest rooms, I
cloak rooms. with large lobby and!
rlTie© immediately off the ticket
office.
The Inferior will be finished in
laTpf't French effect, with curtained:
window;-, shaded lights, etc. The
lau t In opera chairs will he in-|
stalled and heavy felt carpets will j
ho on the floor ot the lobby, incline
to the balcony and ulslos.
The projecting room will he on
I he main floor, immediately off the
lobby. This will have two Simplex
BREAK CHEST ~
COLDS WITH
RED PEPPER
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Ease your tight, aching chest, j
Stop the pain. Rrcak up the con-j
gestlon. Feel a hud cold loosen up^
In just a short time.
■‘Red Pepper Rub” is the cold!
remedy that brings quickest relief. ^
It cannot hurt you and it certainly|
seems to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right1
DUt.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down
into colds, congestion, aching mus
cles and sore, stiff joints relief
comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes the congested spot
is warmed through and through.
When you tire suffering from a cold,
rheumatism, backache, stiff neck or
sere muscles, just get a jur of
Rcwles Red Pepper Rub, mrtio from
red peppers, at any drug store. You
will have the quickest relief known.
Always say "Rowles.”
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movie machines mernopi icon, spot
and flood lights. *• •"} i
The stage will -ftitve a-proacVhtuin|
r.-li 26 by ;15 feat and will be 2u j
feet In depth equipped with interiori
uul exterior sets, olio drops, street i
drop*. besides ono of the latest;
■liver sheets.
Beneath lli« staso will be tin I
isurieians' room and drying rooms |
Heating "ill be by hot water, the
boiler to have oil burners.
Tiie theatre will seat 750 and Mr.
Gross intends to rush the building
to completion to have the opening
per hap sometime during the first I
part of October.
Having two theatres of his own
in ?(,;'! hce.-tern Alaska. Mr. Gross]
will be able to secure extra features]
and attractions, he said.
VISITING KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS IN JUNEAU
TOMORROW FORENOON
Tomorrow.1 morning on the Ad-|
■nir.il Rogers, due to arrive it 7
o'clock', will tie 150 Knighti of Co-i
luinbiih, members and wives, from]
the Spokane Council. The dolega-;
tion will lie met at tlie wharf by
off if. i r and members of Sejftoers j
tv.ii.if 11 and taken to the Catholic,
CUuich where mass will be ct lebr.it
«d at 8 o’clock with a sermon by [
!Ux. C. F. Cairoll. S. J.. Washing-|
ton state Chaplain of the Knights]
of Columbus.
Following the sermon the visitors |
will l>< lak.n to Mendenhall lllifcier,
and a visit to the Alaska Juneau!
mine w ill end the entertainment ]
lure
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tiling to leave when you die; but j
you’ll have a tiad name among tin 1
heirs if that is all you leave.
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WHEN THE MER
CURY IS HIGH
ICE CREAM IS
A RELIEF
In hot weather, noth
ing is more refreshing
than ice cream
S. & F. Ice Cream is
pure and delicious, and
you will enjoy it be
cause of its fine texture,
its wholesomeness and
its coolness.
JUNEAU MUSIC
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS
JACK HOLT
IN A DUAL ROLE
HEDM NOVA
AND
“MICKEY" MOORE
ALSO
FREB MALATESTA
IN
“THE MASK"
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'Sj_Seen
Scene from " Ohe Mask.* *
A wayward fellow impersonates his twin brother to the
extent of following' even the man's wife but "The Mask" didn't
deceive his brother's child.
This show will open with a Burton Holmes Travelogue
ADMISSION—10-20-40 cents; Loges 50 cents
Remember Orchestra Concert from 7 to 7:30 o’Clock
LAST TIME TONIGHT
All Star Cast in a Hilarious Comedy
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'COINCIDENCE
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You'd never think eo many things could happen.
Thcic will be one of the ever popular Fables entitled "The
lion and the Mouse" and another chapter of "Adventures of
Rcfcintcn Crusoe."
Admisri n—10-20-40 cents; Leges 50 cents,
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CURIOS
The rarest and most exquisite of Alaaka—
absolutely genuine at, fair prices.
Wh invito you to inspect them.
HENRY BERRY, Front St.
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