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Last Time Tonight
Review—Topics—Vod-a-Vil
Engagement Extraordinary of
“WHERE IS MV
Wanderinc
BOV TONIGHT"
The Picture Magnificent
AND SNUB POLLARD
in TEARS TO COME”
FIB ST SHOW STARTS AT 7:15
O'CLOCK
PRICES 10, 20, 40 CENTS,
LOGES 50 CENTS
Coming Tuedsay
"Dangerous Toys”
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Attractions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS tonight
COLI8EUM—Jack Holt and Hedda
Nova in ‘‘The Ma|k.”
PALACE—“Where Is My Wandering
Boy Tonight?”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Mia May in "The City
of Gold.”
» PALACE—William Desmond In "Dan
gerous Toys.”
AT PALACE LAST
TIME TONIGHT.
In the tilmlng of the new motion
picture, “Where Is My Wandering
Boy Tonight?” based on the famous
old hymn of the same name, It was
necessary to obtain shots of a Bow
ery bread line.
Not wishing to pictureise any but |
the real shots, a special time was up
• poioted.aud on one cold, shivery, wet
Tiigtit. director, camera men and staff
visited one of the most famous Bow
ij pry missions and shot the actual
scenes of that renowned line of
friendless derelicts who con’ to re
ceive food and whatever shelter these
missions provide. The actual l.re as.
It moved forward showing t-i broken j
attitudes, forlorn expressions, and
hopeless haggardness of a crowd o! |
human flotsam was filmed with e*-|
actness. Nobody resented being
photographed, while one old man.
called upon to enact the part of
adviser to Cullen Landis, the young
boy in the film, played his part true
to life, exactly as it is lived in the
Blums of New York. Tills picture is
at the Palace last time tonight.
jack holt and hedda nova
AT COLISEUM IN "THE MASK.”
There is a thrilling picture at the
Coliseum, on for the last time tonight,.
climax after climax. The picture
is entitled ‘‘The Mask" and Jack!
Holt and Heddu Nova are the two I
principals. Holt is in a dual role!
and does splendid work. Miss Nova s
performance is also sincere. There
is a good variety of Interest in the
story and .it contains the sort of ma
terial that has a direct audience ap
peal. The production is all that
could be desired.
“DANGEROUS TOYS"
COMING AT PALACE.
Some of the most magnificent and
costly gowns ever created are dis
played in one of the lavish scenes
of “Dangerous Toys” the Federated
all star feature with a cast including
‘William Desmond, Frank Losee and
Margaret Clayton, which is at the
Palace Theatre Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Miss Clayton wears most oi the
gowns, but at least a score are shown
:.*ome, being worn by professional man
'sequins in tne of the leading lashion
establishments. MIhs 'Clayton In the
picture playfc th* role of Mrs. Gray,
"wife of thd secretary of a bank
president, wiflj n- passion for beautl
-iul clothes. j
d1 In order to wear gorgeous gowns,
;“and at the same time help Jier Uns
•%btnid financially, she becomes a model
£ln the establishment, ind there .meets
> the bank president. He offers to give
her a real taste of wealth and lux
iury, ami she accepts.
I A noted Fifth Adenhe e.stahlish
‘ment was commandeered tor the
scene, and their latest models were
worn. Thousands of dollars worth of
finery are shown in this single scene
■which is part of a stirring drama ut
romance.
“THE CITY OF GOLD"
AT COLISEUM TOMORROW.
The richest man in the world, the
.Arise old King Solomon, got much of
*:hls gold in Ophir, treasure city of
^Biblical times, where the Queen of
iSheba riilw^i .She ufs#d tp sead his
•Phoenician sailors to this city where
and they would
GOVERNOR OF JERUSALEM IS MARRIED.
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General Ronald Storrs, C. M. G., C. h. i-;., _lias been married in
St. Peters'. lOaton Square. London, to Mrs. Clowns, u beautiful
widow. ThOybridegroom's father, the Dean of Rochester, and his
brother, Itev. Charles Storrs, conducted the services. The bride
was given away by her brother, the lion. Henry Littleton. Gen
eial StotTs is Civil Governor for Great Britain in Jerusalem, and
the wedding was attended by Mr. and Me. Herbert Samuel, the
former being High Commissioner for Palestine.
return bringing liiiii gold and silver,
mid jewels.
After Solomon died, his descend
ant. .Tehosaphat, attempted to follow
liis ancestor’s example. Ilia quest
for the gold of Oplilr was not, how
ever so successful. Ilia navy was
shipwrecked at Kzion-Geber.
Jehosaplwtt was not nearly so lucky)
as Helen Neilsen, the plucky yougn j
Danish girl played hy Mia May In I
Paramount's “The Mistress of the!
World." After many ohstat les which
seemed insurmountable, this charm-!
lug traveler, reached the City of;
Ophir, lost for many centuries and!
discovered enough gold and Jewels toe
make her the mistress of the world.,;
should she choose to be,
This mighty epic, in the interprc-l
tation of which 10,000 people appear,,
is entitled, “The City of Gold," which
will he presented at the Coliseum
Theatre Tuesday. Every scene has
a thrill of its own.
Headquarter! lot Ladysmith coal,
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
Bargain nunters aiwuys read The
Expire’* classlhed columns.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. !
Sealed proposals will be received,
at the 1’. S. Engineer Offices, ati
Juneau, Alaska, and 602 Burkol
Building, Seattle, Washington, until!
11:00 a. m. August 31, 1023, and!
then opened for constructing a|
breakwater at Wrangell, Alaska.)
The right is reserved to reject any j
and all bids and none will be con
sidered except thoec from contract
ors ascertained to he experienced and j
rcspon-ible. The length of the break
water to be constructed Is approxi
mately 300 lceit, extending front the
north end of Point Shekesti in a
northeasterly direction. The total;
quantity of rock to be placed is ap-i
proxlmatcly 10,000 cubic yards.
Uock for quarying is available n< ar-;
by. The contract form and maps,
plans, specifications and estimates
of quantities may bo examined by
reepons.iblo contractors at the above
Engineer Offices. All proposals must
be made on forms and In accordance
with instructions forming a part of
tile specifications above referred to
and must be accompanied by a pro
posal guaranty in an amount at least
equal to five per cent, of the total
amount of the proposal.
JAS. Q. STEE.SE,
District Engineer.
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i proved by the addition of other in
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SIX BROWN
BROTHERS IN
JUNEAOTODAY
Famous Saxaphone Sextette |
with San Francisco Tour
—Give Concerts.
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Yesterday anil today Juneau has:1
hen given a real musical treat and 1
it lias not cost one cent except, now ! I
that the famous organization has!
been heard, phonograph records of:'
their numbers will undoubtedly be i
in greater demand than heretofore, j'
The musical treat has been furn-,i
ir.hcil by the Six Brown Brothers the;
internationally known saxaphone ai-j
lists who nine years'ago started theji
great jazz fad. i
Just as a side diversion, the Six i
Brow as, whan their services wore]
lecured by the Raft Fianerco Chara^r
her of Commerce trade tour to Al l
iska, organized a .'ix-pic u band,]
mil when the Buford arrive a any
own to be visited, lie band, which
;an make more muthan iite ave.r
1G or 18 piec band, '••.•ren.tda;'
from tiio forward dock
When the Buford . anti in', part
yesterday afternoon. lb Ur vp
Brothers wore on deck and llie'r
». nd was lihnr.il in releoticm which
,vmc applauded by the hundreds on
\dmir.il dock.
I.n«t evening, through arrange-:
mi ill by Fred Sorii. of the Gastineau
.■Ion I, the Blown Brothers gave an
,>pi n air concert on Triangle Square
.vhioh was < ijf Vt'd by nearly 1.U00.
An hour later, through arrantje
ment ot Mayor I UoAdifteni and^Ij.
). Calender, ruihjiediv rv.an with the;
San Francisco louilHt-f Governor.
Bone was serenaded. The 'Hrown
Brother; ware invitid into the Gov-;
rtu.r's lion. and h re delight ad
with i:elect ions for <;v< : «u hour. \
Tin Brown Urotbei disappointed
lie large audience a: the Coliseum j
Theatre this afternoon, by not ap
p. arlng *; ndi . rt'. but a mix-up
'll tlvo enter Ini tune arranged in
luueau prevented,.
For the post soait a, the musical !
organization has been appearing]
with Fred Stone, formerly of Mont
gomery and Stone in the big musi
cal success “'Tip Top." When the
reason ended the Brown Brothers
igned up for rev oral weeks with
siu Graumun, who iwns large then.-]
is ■ in Sun Fratu i m raid Ixis An-1
gcltr. Finishing these engagements, I
the organization wa cured by the|
Sail Fiancisco Chamber or Commerce
for the Alaska tour.
The organization will make n tour
if the United States upon the return
frupi the north.
Theresa Valerio, who was leading
any in "Tip Top," is accompanying
ier husband, Tom Brown on the
lirerenl tour. Mrs, Fred Brown, who
ilso was in "Tip Top" is with her
iiisband on I he present trip.
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WASHINGTON HAS VISITORS IN HOUSE ON WHEELS.
All the comforts of home are included in "Beau
palatial automobile In which George VV. Beauchamp, a
cago business man, has arrived in the Potcmut
Washington, 1). C. With him was his wifi
and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs, Edward
Gump," the
retired Chi
Tourists' camp,
and their daughter
Cavert and Pa (14}, u pet
dog. The party is making a cross-country tour.
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DEPORTATION BLIGHTS GIRL’S MOVIE CAREER, j
Because to save money whfl> lawyers were drawing up a Hal
tering moving picture contract which would have assured her
wealth—Miss Gladys Weatby, dainty little English girl, occupied a
mom in the New York City bachelor apartment of an artist, she lias
been ordered deported to England The artist, George Cutts, for
whom rhe. was posing before entering the movies, has signed a
bond, pending an appeal to Washington. *
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arations, and household necessities
tbtainable only through our author
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LAST TIME TONIGHT
JACK HOLT
HEOOA NOVA
mm moore
A XU *
Ws MALATESTf
“THE MASK"
This show will ' open witli Bur
tcn Uolnn i Travelogue. AdmiKslon
10-20-40 cents, Logos 50 cent*.
Oirli,. Ira Concert from 7 to
7:HO o'clock tonight.
COMING TUESDAY—Mia May
in The City of Gold.*’
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Win. D. Perkins £ Co.
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