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PAL AC^O
TONIGHT
PATHE NEWS
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Cavl Laemmle
presents
an all star cast headed bq
HOUSEPETERS
VIRGINIA VALLl MATT MOORE
JOSEF SWICKARD
upendous scteen version
Bioadhuists New'Vbvk
of the sensational
success by Langdon McCormick
AON IVERSAL PRODUCTION
Coming Sunday—“HAIL THE WOMAN”
Attractions
at Theaters*[
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ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Buster Keaton and Wil
liam H, Crane in "The Saphead,’
and ‘‘Adventures of Robinson Cru
soe,” new serial.
PALACE—House Peters in “The
Storm.1'
'COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Wallace Reid in -‘Across
the Continent.”
PALACE—"Hail the Woman ”
SAPHEAD” AT
COLISEUM TONIGHT
(Towing tlio Kneeoss of "Alias Jim
my Valentine." ‘‘Share Acres” and
“Old Lady 31,” a now Metro produc
Uon will be seen at the Coliseum
ton rich t and for the toaianoo of the
week. “The Sapho.ul," presented by
Winch oil Smith and John L. Golden
In ■conjunction with Marcus Loeiv
marks a now high point in picture
production. It has the advantage of
being (produced under ‘the personal
supervision of Winchell Smith. The
noted stase director and* author
(proved himself to ibo rs successful on
too iswroen as ho bas been on the
stage with “Lfglttnin ” "Turn to the
Right.’' "The Boioinorang," etc
Moreover. It has the advantage of
having William H. Crane, the dean
of the (American stags, in. the out
standing role of tho Wall Street
ibrcJter. On toe screen his character
Uatiion is as humanly compelling anil
-powerful as It was on the wtage. Co
Starring with Mr. Crane is Buster
'Koaton, i\a:-1 from slapstick to
I-give u j ;• 01 ■ . rut realistic perform
ance iaa the "itu.-, ..uisti a ted La-nib
Who sheared the Boars of Wall
Street.
•THE STORM” OPENS
AT PALACE TONIGHT
‘Tho Storm,” the Universal-Jewel
Attraction which has iwon widespread
commendation ns tho outstanding
screen success of the year, comes to
the Palace Theater tonight for an
!engagement of three days. An all
I star c ut, headed (by Mouse Peters,
makes the screen version of Liing
1 ui McC'ormlbk’s world famous play,
'an artistic triumph that holds the
-pert a tor yjKollbouml. Virginia Valll
and -Mutt Moore iplay the chief sup
P rt.ing roles. In fact, this -stellar
trie carry the burden of the majority
of the scenes.
With the action of -the storm laid
in the North era Canadian woods, ex
ceptional opportunities wore offered
for intense dramatic scenes, and Di
rector Rejgfli.ild Barker took full ad
vantage of ouch chance to build up
the isurfpense element. The forest
fire scene, in -whii'eh the Jinnies sweep
along in leap*, and spdrta. is magni
ficent and exceeds 'the thrilling mo
j chanlcal forest fire given in the stag*
presentation.
-Phot optay critics in New York.
Chicago and other -metropolitan cities
have been unanimous in their praise
of tho greatness olf this Universal
Jewel and Manager Spickett of the
Palace Theater Is -to bo congratulated
upon showing It liere.
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| NEW SERIAL OPENS
■ AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
Crusoe, Pogleg, One Eye, Black
Tom, Friday!
You'l! see them all in the Univer
sal version, of the universally beloved
Daniel Defoe slorv of adventure
Q f For Every Milk
Octl6« or Cream Use!
For 23 Ytmro AlaAao FmwriU
which has boon (produced in IS chap
ters, t-allod "The Adventures of Rob*
inwon Crusoe,” tho fictit; of which
shows at tho Coliseum tonight.
Each famous character was chosen
with tho strlcti'-'t attention to two
I distinct qualification- his physical
| resomblaneo to She Defoe character
land his ability us an actor. Tho re*
j.sttU is i lvat each player - soetn; ti
l have stepped from the 'pages of tho,
j adventurous novel to 'further fasci
nate readers
WALLACE REID AT
COLISEUM SUNDAY
Just as yen link the '■wallows with
spring and Washington with tho
[d-ntty, no you Imnwilitely associate
Wallace Retd with a rip-snorting,
j aiHo-tfiwHa-ha-'f-n-mlui. e ‘automobile
| picture. Of this variety of enter*
i f'.iinuio.nt he has provided ninny stir
| ring cx.uivples in tho .past, but wo
(venture to iay thit hr has far and'
tway outdone himself in “Across thei
Continent." coming t.» tie Coliseum
on Surd ty.
Thi is a photoplay which immor
talizes that sturdy little poor man's!
car known ns tho flivv r by hiving
it win a transcontinental race against
all com ora. , v’*"
The pjelnre is p ;i. p aver :yid
-punch from start to finish and In ml-]
lit.ion to tho ettnr there are such!
poivnliir filays i s a- .Vlar>- M.ieLareu,
le'atling woman; Theodore Roller:s,
Ret ty From a, Walter Long and;
Guy Oliver.
j “H AI L THE WOMAN”
AT PALACE SUNDAY
“Hail the Woman,” -rlir plcinriza-l
rion of uctiul life, a.i lives >> a lutn-i
drod million Americans mroughont;
this ibroatl continent, and tilt grent-j
est r.i'hicvPtiienf of Thojdjas If. Inca.|
Jdrtoneer mrlloii 'picture produ >r.:
comes‘to tli » I’al.H-o Thpa'tcr on Sun-!
' day mat inee.
Written by ('. Gardner Sullivan.;
master : iTeen dramatist. it is his
deepest human ‘dccu-ment.
‘Florence Vide" val*^ the leading
role, that of Judith Heresford. it is!
that i,” a hightnind- I, sensitive
daughter of the Now England Hills,'
whore soul rises tin revolt against
man's Immemorial cruelty and injus-;
1 Hco to woman.
RED CROSS ASKS
; SUPPLIES FOR!
HEALTH SERVICE;
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Supply Committee of Local
Chapter to Aid Miss
Falldine. j
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I Contribution)) of supplies tor pub-1
! li’o health 'work ci’ Juneau Chapter, i
j American Hcd Crass. it asked bv tiie'
! supply committee. Mis. M. O. Leslie,'
; chit 1 rm'an. announced today. The
icomifalttae mot with Miss Marie 1C. j
Halldino, public 'health nurse, before j
! her dejwirUire from Juneau this morn
ling on the Admiral Rogers for Pet-'
j ersburg, when he outlined her needs
for the work in which she is engaged.;
The committee auks the following1
supplies: Clean old cloth, sheets,
pillow slips, towels and gbwns, auy
size and they need not bo new; clean
|clothing of all kindtj any article <>f|
| any kind that can be used in it sick,
I riKmi, on a hurry call, such as hot
! water Lags, bod pans and pads.
Anyone having an article to con
tribute to the supply closet are asked
10 kindly notify one of tine fol
lowing persons: Mrs. Cir.rnner. HI she1,)
Apartments; Mrs. Thompson, Radio
j Station Apartments; Mrs. W. Eng
jberg. Twelfth Street; Mrs. 10. Q.t
i Keeney, Willoughby Avenue; Mr: I
I Van Aatu, Cliff Apartments; Mrs.]
; If. T. Tripp, 023 Main Street; Mrs.]
] W. Dickenson, Fourth and Cold
i Streets, and Mrs. M. O. Leslie, 221,
Fourth Street.
PREST PREPARING TO
REPAIR ABANDONED MACHINE
W. O. Proof, aviator, who went
through Skagwuy last year, lias parts
of irmu-.hinery on tlto wharf. No defi
nite word has been fenwarded here
but he is erpeefed to arrive soon,
when lie will again start, for the in
terior and remodel bis abandoned
plane which has 'been carted into
Eagle.
Furniture moved and stored.
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —adv l
t TONIGHT, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MATINEE
'I AND SATURDAY NIGHT
One of the moat stirring comedy dramas ever shown in
good, given by a big cast of notables.
uneau
IF YOU’VE'PJI'BR PLACED
iiMiign Wi '/X - -
MARKET
/It is guaran
teed to fyivc you alt the
pulsating excitement
of tiie Stock ‘Exchange,
all the intense romance
and sparkling comedy
that cpnn^, from ll\c t
tic her jniJtations
By WINCHELL SMITH
Co-starring
'WILLIAM H. CRANE
The distinguished stage flayer
SSBIISTEK KEATON
The inimitable young comedian
One of the outstandingly big photodramas of the year, produced under the personal super
vision of WINCHELL SMITH, who has been responsible for the success of some of
Broadway's most phenomenal stage hits, among them "LIGHTNIN' ”, “TURN TO
\ THE RIGHT", “BREWSTER'S MILLIONS", “THE FORTUNE r
HUNTER” and “THE BOOMERANG"
AND WITH THIS BIG FEATURE IS ANOTHER GOOD THING TO SEE
“THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE”
This is a serial but it is different from all others and will please all classes. To every bov and
girl attending the Coliseum we will give a ruler or a puzzle.
Admission—Children 10 cents, Youths 20 cents, Adults 40 cents, Loges 50 cents.
COMING SUNDAY-WALLACE REID in "ACROSS THE CONTINENT"
MOTHER'S DAY
BE OBSERVED
NEX1JUNDAY
Tribute Will Be Paid Mothers
Throughout Land—Special
Services in Churches.
Tlx* people or the United States
will pay special tnibute to the moth
ers of the land Sunday next, -May
13, rw\ie,h is ■observed throughout the
country sis "Mother's Day.’ 1 he
day will the Observed iwlth stiiecial
services by the ehutvdtei ami ta
rlous organizations and will li t ob
served nationally as well as locally
l>v every one of the 3,500 units oi
the Ainerlcfnv Legion Auxiliary. They
are 'anedoted ‘bv the 11,000 posts o
the American Legion.
tA resolution calling ifor observance
of “Mother's !).;>•” in the Tenitotj
of Ala.vlca was panned at t'ae last
seotdon of the Alaska Legislature.
Ill Juneau the churches will hold
special services Sunday morning as
a tribute to the mothers throughout
the w-orld' Every per on itt the city
is urged Jo attend service.
The Auxiliary, A Herd" John Hrad
ford ro.it No. 4, will observe the day
by all niembera eittenrilrtg church ser
vice mnd in writing letters to their
mother:’, and to ‘the mothers of
friends who have departed this life.
Mother’s Day was originated by
Miiss Anna Jarvis of 1‘hlladt Iphia. as
■a day to be ret. aside for special
tribute to "Mother." It is the cus
tom, that every individual bestow ape
cial attention to kis mother and il
aw.iy from iconic to write a letter
or send a ntes.sago of love by wire
A mit,rit of tribute la the wearing ol
a flower, red iif the mother in living
and white if she hits passed beyond.
WORTH MILLIONS, SHE PAYS $50 A MONTH RENT.
All’s. iLc.Uer Karris. w.i > ihi/iAre her marr afte Letter N'-u i is, a Chi< ««•> comniorciial arils!,
ivtdb Mias .Dual ora Angell. helrl'.- s to $30,000,000 fr m the c ■ ate if the late John W. (“Bet a Alil
Ijion") Gjitew, has taken this sin pie little home, for vvliieh, she jiajs $50 a month rout, on Alain Street,
St. Charles, Illinois, anil will live there miter her return from her it mrymoon trip to California.
COLISEUM ORCHESTRA
. NOW HAS A. B. HALl
T'.ie well known (' >li cum Orclrs
! tra 1ms taken over tho louse of A. B
| Hull, uceoniinft to iMtss Stella Junes
who direct* the ' business affairs oi
; tlhe orchestra. The .papers have boor
I signed whoroby E. J. Dyer, who re
jeontly ns-ured the lea 10, has trims
j ferred it tio the orchestra.
Owing to the orchestra taking ovei
i A. 'll. Hull, thcro will not be a dam.
! tonight in Elks’ Hall and the ('oil
j seitni Orchestra will officially oper
I A. n. HaT on Saturday night with i
i jitney dance.
NOTICE MOOSE.
Members of Moose Lodge wil
meet at 8:45 o'clock Friday morn
ingest Mooso Hall, to attend th
funeral services for Mrs. i/cl
Stokes. E. F. ItODENBERO,
—adv. Dictatoi
'BOUNDARIES IN
RIVER SOUGHT
: —
} NORTH FJRNI>. Wash.. May 10»—
| Just where the boundary between
i Oregon and Washington runs in the
'mouth of tlio Columbia Ktver is a
question which has nguln been
j brought up by a roc cut government
! drawing for tisti trap sites on the
'shore of Pacific County,
i The boundary was original!* de
! scribed art* a line running up the
j middle of the north ship canal and
i thence easterly-' However, the chan
nel mentioned has since disappeared
! and Sand Island, which once stooi
- more nearly in the center of thi
t river, Is now close to the Wash
i ington short*. The water back o
the island has shoaled until at Ion
. tide fishermen can walk from Uit
Washington shore to the island.
The boundary has never been
changed and Sand Island is offi
cially In Oregon, although it is
physically an integral part of the
i Washington shore.
| Frederick Cower, famous Interior
' inu dier, <Mod at Dawson recently,
j urged 47. lie iwas a native of Leeds.
. England. and made a record as a
i roas-country and long-distance walk
er, winning many contests la Bng
t land. He has made many long trips
, in the Interior. Ho Is survived by a
j daughter In England and a sister In
Seattle.
NOTICE.
| Women of Mooseheart Legion.
All members of Juneau Chapter
| 4119 are requested to meet at the
.Sully Undertaking Parlors Friday
! morning at 8:il« to attend the fun
! oral of Sister Lila Stokes. All metn
Jbers are requested to wear white.
MUS. S. WALLSTEDT,
Past Regent
—adv.