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PATHE NEWS
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HOBART
BOSWOKTH
Sea lion
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
“OVER THE FENCE”
Coining
MISS DU PONT in
“The Golden Gallows”
Coming Sunday
J. L. FROTHINGHAM
PRESENTS
“PILGRIMS OF
THE NIGHT”
Adapted from E. Phillips Oppen
heim's Story “Passers By.”
Attractions
i at Theaters •
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—All-star cast in “Satur
* day Night."
PALACE—Hobart Bcsworth in "The
Sea Lion."
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—James Kirkwood in
"The Man From Home.”
PALACE—Miss DuPont in "Golden
Gallows."
BIG SCANDAL IN
SOCIETY AT COLISEUM
'Nothing in year.* hn • «o astounded
Now York society as flic marring’?
Lint Saturday, cT di chard Prentiss,
betfr 'to the Prar,£i»a millions. tt> the
d in gilt or of a 'Washerwoman—Sham
rock O’Day. Th ■ sudden wedding is
all ilho marc ,-m pci sing in view of
the fact that only a low days ago
Mr. Prentiss’ engagement to Iris Van
Suydom was formally announced.
"It is simply a case cf real love
blinking class barrier.!,” said Mr.
Prentiss when questioned this morn
ing. "Shamrock is tho girl of my
dreams. What matter If she lacks
superficial culture? Tha.t is not half
so important as genuine womanly
worthy. 1 am sure wo will be very
happy.”
tMr. Prentiss’ mother and sisters
could not be seen this morning and
it is reported ‘they are greatly broken
up over the affair.
The marriage, ft is raid, is the
culmination of a secret romance
which began some months atgo, when
the former Miss O'Day me: (lie young
millionaire as ■she was delivering a
basket of laundry to his homo. Since
that time, although lie was engaged
to Miss Van Suydasn, Mr. Prentiss
has been seeing the young woman
continually.
iBotli Mr. Prostlnn and his brute ar1
under engagement to appear at the
Coliseum Theater tonight, when Cecil
B. DeMIlbes lu.est Paramount, pic
ture prodOction of “Saturday Night"
will ibe .'ie bill. It is hinted in ex
elusive quarters that they take part
id the production, but in what ca
pacity will not h& revealed until the
picture is shewn. Manager Gross
refused to digguss the matter wht n
questioned regarding the matter. He
admitted, however, that all the fact -
will 'be made ptifclic tonight.
There is only one show during this
engagement, which will be .for 'th
balance of this week. A concert will
toe given by the orchestra from 1
td 8 o'clock.
COMPANY SAILED TO
ARCTIC FOR SEA SHOTS
‘iRealis'm, first, last and all tho time
is Hobart Botiwotth’e cree l in tank
£kdurea, and in the making c:
.Sea Lion,” Mr. Bcsworth hai
i no effort to secure reality
:■ Stf^tbr thfe Taut tune "tonight
t Mr. Boswortto, with members oi
the cast of “The Sea I*ion." went
to the Arctic zone and there char
tered a boat which had boon use t
for fishing purposes and sailed Horn
Xante into the seas where the story
is laid. For four months the litt! ’
craft and the actors and actresses
on board knew the saint' perils which
j are Included In the story. At one
| time liosworth and eev-.vaf of the
i ineTt in he company narrowly escaped
: drowning while buffeted n round in a
small whale-boat wit tell they used hi
j l'h'3 pursuit and attack of a whale.
'“■THE MAN FROM HOME”
■AT COLISEUM SUNDAY
Ftremost among the novels which
' haive brought Booth Tarkington last
' ins fame, U undoubtedly “Tim Sian
From Horae,” which lus now bee t
translated to la - screen and which
will .be shown at the. Coliseum Th
a. er next Sunday. With the action
laid mostly 'in Italy, and several
j scenes .in England and America, th •
story is a thrilling one and in its
transferrance to the .screen it ha a
i lost none of its intensity. Produced
by George Fitztmautice for Para
mount, it has been invested with th a
customary fire and vigor oxpeete i
from this virile director. One of
th© chief details is lit - excellent cast,
i which comprises sue'.-, favorites a
James Kirkwood. Anna Q. Nillson.
| Norman Kerry, O.u'othy Oum-mlng at'. I
•Iciiit Miltern.
1
STRONG LOVE STORY
IN UNIVERSAL DRAMA
Loye In its 1110..1 vivid form—that
c' a man for a woman of doubtful
character -is analyze I in "The Gold
en Gallows." the I'nlvorsal special
| attraction .bringing Mi's cl it Pont ;>
the screen of the Palace Theater
next Friday and Saturday "in a ’star
ring performance.
"The Golden Callows" was written
| by Victoria Gallant as 11 magazine
isterv. It was filmed under the Ui
! reel ion of Paul Seardon with Jack
: Mower, Edwin Stevens, BMinor Han
cock, liaribarn Tennant, Eva South
! ern. Douglas Garrard and George I!.
Williams r.nppor'linc the star.
“PILGRIMS OF THE N1CHT" *
COMING TO PALACE
Croiwds are the area'! -at 'protection
that a .man wanted by the police cani
have. The criminal who hides in a
vast city is far s.lifer than one who
runs for the wilderness thereby
makes himself conspicuous iby going
to a .place where human beings are
few and far between. The one who
| stays in the city and 'mingles with I
I people Is the one who is hard to
I find. In a mass the individual i-i
I lost.
Tins is all explained in “Pilgrim
of the Night,” which .will he the at j
i traction at the Pal!ace Theater, be j
ginning Sunday night, one of the
1 most thrilling melodramas which ha.-|
ever been placed on the screen
I Iluhye Do Homer, I,-wis S. Stone. |
j William V. Mong and Raymond Hat-j
[ton are among the players in the
| east.
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WARNINGS OF
RAIDS GIVEN
INDIANAPOLIS, ln<1„ March
TVstlinnny was submitted in court;
here by Lewis Butler that warning? |
rtf Impending raids fin negnn gambling \
houses were given last Ynoti&h by WI1-;
limn Armitage. right-hand man of!
.Mayor Slunk in lfidianapalis politics,!
and John Zener, who was appointed
i.o ‘Be a poOlcomian under Shank and
assigned to duty at the city lull.
Buttler. who runs a poolroom and
so© drink cafe on Indiana Avenue :
was a wanes ; in a «• is.* against
Henry Dee and others, charged with.1
gambling- lie testified Dial raidsj
were iinado ut'taa.Ille alleged Warnings j
were issued.
Blitter said that Armitage and
Zener appeared til his place in an
automobile and told him the raids |
■would he nude as soon as they re-i
turned to the station.
Old bundlet or cewrpapers at tliej
'mnlre. 25 cents.
PRESIDENT MAKES THREE APPOINTMENTS.
President Harding nominate l Postmaster General Hubert
Work, of Colorado, to be Secretary^of the Interior, meet .dint; Soe
rrtar; Albert H. Fall, who resign'd. To succeed Mr. Work in the
IV): Office pot; he iiYmied ex-Untted States Senator Harry 3. New
'li'ti !• d by Alfred .1 Beveridge, in Indiana. At the - yue time
Mr. Harding appointed Brigadier-General Frank T. Ilines, of Salt
1-ake City, 1 tali, to he Director of the i’nited States Veterans’
But :m, succeeding Colom 1 Charles 11. Forbes, who resigned. Gen
eral Hines was former Chief of Transportation of the A. 1C. F.,
in France. All three were conhrmed by the Senate, took their
oaths and are now' conducting 1,heir offices.
Latest Wrap Is Made
for Mrs. Harding.
Well on her way 10 recovery
and on a trip of recuperation to
Florida, .Mi a. Warren (J. Harding
pur chared title wrap front a New
York shop. it is a Hourlain, with i
a shawl collar and sleeves of Can
ton crepe, embroidered with heavy :
cord and a wide ti effect.
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Nervous Feeling Due
to Gas on Stomach
Preseure«oi pas an treart and oilier |
organs bften causes a restleeH. ner-|
vous feeling. Simple buckthorn bark.;
glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika,
expelB gus and, relieves pressure and:
nervousness almost INSTANTLY. |
Acts on llOTI^ upper and lower!
bowel. Adleriku removes matter you:
never thought was in your system
which poisoned stomach, causing gas
and nervousness. EXCELLENT to
guard against appendicitis. Butler.
Alauro Drug Co. (advertisement.) |
Cold Just Normal
Declares an Expert
SAX FRANCISCO. March 15.—'The
<-Innate of ithe We- not changing,
-in spite <>C etmpha'tie opinions ito the
ContAtry frttm -shivering residents o
C:«!ffarnfa, Oregon, Washington. Ne
vada and Idaho, according to U. H.
Willson, “weather man" .for 'this dis
trict,
Mr. Willson said that although one
winter, this one for exam-pie, limy
be slightly unure frig d than another,
th > general trend of climate, from
year to year. Is ‘ ahsoltitaly the
.,.11110."
If ! ’s noverused IFh of TIMELY
INTEREST. That’s something to re
member—to your proflt.
AN OLD RECIPE “
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray,
Faded Hair Dark and
GlQssy.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings back the natural
color and, lustre lo the hair whop
faded, streaked or gray. Years ago
he only way to get this mixture,
was to make it at home, which la
mossy and troublesome.
Nowadays wo simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyetli's Sage and
Sulphur Compound.” You will got
a large bottle of this old-timo rec
ipe Improved by t lie addition of
other ingredients ,at very little
eo&t. Everybody uses this prepara
tion now, because no one can pos
sibly tell that you darkened your
hair, as It does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a Bponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair .taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application of two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and you look years younger.
— (Advertisement.)
LARGEST TWIN SISTERS IN THE WORLD.
I
Mrs. Koma Huberts and Mrs. Stella Kidd and their husbands live in Indinapolls, India. koma
and Stella are little twin sisters, cute little things, weighting 785 and 710 pound;!,, re:,p;.c*tively. They
go sightseeing in a live-ton truck and prove to be Ideally happy couples.
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Tonight
-Fridav Night
-Saturday Matinee
Saturday Night
One oi the biggest productions brought to Juneau for months. A great
cast of characters—scenes of splendot —scenes of every day life thrilling
scenes as special Thrillers. , u \ ,
ONLY ONE SHOW EACH NIGHT
Orchestra concert from 7 to 8 o’clock — Coliseum Theatre Orchestra
will give a specially arranged program under direction of Dorothy Chaffee.
Then comes—at 8 o’clock—A Briggs Comedy, “Skinny Is Sick.
The big feature of nine reels jammed full starts about 8:15.
Remember there is only one show each night—HERE IT IS
If an hoiri •«» etopea wuh her chauffeur
ami ii millionaire married his pretty
Inuutflvr what would their wedded
llvn lie like?
CAST INCUT)ICS:
LEATRICE JOY—CONRAD NAOEL
EDITH ROBERTS — JACK MOWER
THEODORE ROBERTS—JULIA FAY
\ The amwer is here—in a gorgonon
tide ef tlie top and bottom of New Voile.
Showing, each halt how the other half
Iivi i and running Kiftli Avontle into
Coney Island.
A story of fashion, revel an I love —
and the two greatest lire and railroad
rescue scones ever filmed!
Remember if it is a Paramount it is the best show in town. Admission
for this show—children, 10c. Youths 20c, adults 50 cents.
Coming on Sunday—Another big attraction—JAMES KIRKWOOD in
‘ THE MAN FROM HOME.” Booth Tarkington’s great book, screened.
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ISADOR DUNCAN
MAY LOSE OUT
WASHINGTON’, March 13.-Tf Isa
(l.ira Duncan, dancer, dislikes Ameri
can lnH.itulions an l Aanerlcnn ways
as 'Turn’ll as sire pretcnda, *ho soon
may 'be relleveil <if bothering about
them again.
In view of remarks attributed to
her as she was 'sailing from New
York for Europe, Secretary J unes .1.
Davis, as bead of the governmental
department dealing with naturaliza
tion, has asked ALtorney-Uqnrr.il
Harry M. Daugherty whethei* or not
ttberc Is a legal way in which she can
be divested forever of her American
citizenship.
Tiie danger's right to enter the
United Stakes lias been challcng d
because of radical utterances, but on
ever/ occasion she has been able to
e.-itnibllsb her status as n citizen.
Secretary Davis 'believes, however
tin! her reeen't outbreak in Now
York, when she denounced tiling'
American down to and Includin'.,
booth's Ihfuor, *auay havo supplied
grounds for preventing her from re
I turning ko the country.
; Japan Kicks on
Chinese Wirelesi
PEKING, March 15.—The Jap
ttnese Minister. Mr. Otiafu, has pro
sented a formal note to the Chine*.
Foreign OfTlco protesting agalns
11 he wireless contract concluded tic-1
I tween tlio Chinese Government a ml i
j the Federal Telegraph Company of
; America. The note allege.; that the
| contract violates the ortablishod
'contract rights of Japan.
Buys 62,000,000 Feet
Of Timber in Idaho
IDAHO FALLS, Ida. March li.
I A company representing Montana
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capital has completed V deal larrciv
ltur C2.(mhi,Ooo fort •of'yStandittB tim
ber in ill-' Island -Park country, «<•
cordlns -t i an announcemfllt by VV
II. Smcjtl cf Missoula.
Erection of a la rye sawmill at Bin
Springs In the immediate future Is
planned.
I .os t Rometni. tou can get It
pack by vziag the "'_<ost and Found”
colnnsii ol The Empire
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BENEFIT
Concert, Basket Social and Dance under the auspices
of the Moose Lodge at
Moose Hal!, Friday, March 16
Begins at 9 P. M. Sharp.
Governor Bene will deliver an address: Mrs. Dawes will give
a vocal solo: tiiere will be vocal selections by the trio—C. £.
Hailand. William Fiy and H. G. Nordling, and there* will be other
musical and dancing features.
Representative Dan Callahan will tell why St. Patrick
moved from Alaska to Ireland.
All the proceeds go for the benefit of a sick member.
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