SUNDAY MATINEE, NIGHT and MONDAY
Review—Topics—Vod-a-Vil
FIRST SHOWING LATE PRESIDENT HARDING AND
PARTY ARRIVING AT JUNEAl/ on Transport Hen
derson. Also parade to the Governor’s Mansion. Come
and see yourself in the movies.
Goldwyn
presents
PeterB.Kyne
Helene cii'advrkk.
~ Claire Wimdtar.
Mae BuicEt
Pat O’Malley.
Norman Kerry.
E. Mason ^Hopper
Goldwyn Picture
and \
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
“HEY THERE^
LAST TIME TONIGHT
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Guy Bates Post
IN THE WORLD-FAMOUS DRAMA THAT COMES
TO THE SCREEN WITH DOUBLE POWER
“The Masquerader”
(NOTE: Guy Batts Post is a brother of
Harold Post of Juneau)
PROGRAM
7:30 Overture, Orchestra
7:45 Pathe News
8 P. M. Johnny Hines in “Torchy’s Promotion”
2 Reels—Educational-Torchy Comedy
Topics from Digest
CORNET DUET
Mr. H. J. Brasfield and Mr. Fred Sorri
ACCOMPANIED BY CAROL BEERY DAVIS
“Sextette from Lucia di Lammermoor".. by Donizetti
“I Would That My Love”.j.by Mendelssohn
Attractions
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ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Bessie Barrlscale inj
“Kitty Kelly, M. D."
PALACE—Guy Bate* Post in “The j
Masquerader.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—May McAvoy in “Mo
j rate" and Harold Lloyd in “Haunt
r ed Spooks.” »
PALACE—“Brothers Under the Skin”
ajtd Harold Lloyd in “Hfcy There."
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
CUV BATES POST
One of the remarkable character
istics In “The Masquerader,” the]
Richard Walton Tally production
starring Guy Bates Post, which drew
spottier good house at the Palace
Theater, last time tonight, is the un
usual double exposure photography.
Even to audiences that have wit
nessed a great deal of this trick
■work in recent films and that have
been initiated into its mysteries, the
dliuble exposure scenes in “The
Of Chilcote and Loder are both played
ire a revelation. ' Of
"The two'le'adTng rotes
/
Uy the star, much of the action Irans
pires between these two men. Ac
cordingly there are several sequences
of gcenes in which one of the char
aeters played by Post crosses thf
other, hands him a cigarette and a
light, gives him his clothes—and even
pushes him out of tile room.
It will be recalled that Tally is a
practical theatrical Inventor, having
secured patents for several stag*
devices which he has employed ill
his various theatrical productions
With this experience and tile assls
tance or such experts as Directoi
James Young, Art Director Wilfred
Bucklacd and Cinematographci
Georgd Benoit, it was to be expected
that the unusual double exposure pho
tography would be seen In this film
BESSIE BARRISCALE AT
COLISEUUM THIS EVENING
Bessie Bariscale and Jack Holt it
“Kitty Keliy, M. D.," will be the fea
tured movie stars at the Coliseum
for toni^fit only. There will be on«
of those ever popular fables and an
other chapter of “Adventures o
Robinson Crusoe.”
COMEDY-DRAMA
AT PALACE SUNDAY
A rollicking comedy-drama, a pic
turization of a story by Peter B
Kyne which ran in the Cosmopolitai
Magazine, ia .the photoplay whici
comes to the Palace Theatre ot
Sunday matinee for two days. It j
WHERE PRESIDENT COOUDGE WILL WORSHIP
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The church where President Calvin Cooltdgo will worship during his term or office Hi Washing
ton is the First Congregational Church, at Tenth and C Streets, Northwest. The new President lias
been a member of tills church sinri he lias been in the capital. His pastor is Hev. .la-m Noble
Pierce, a close personal friend and spiritual adviser of the Coolidge family.
“Hrothevs Under the Skin," another
of Gold wyn’s “Big Twenty"; and
Judging from advance reports will be
on an equally high plane with the
productions that have preceded it.
The domestic misadventures ot
two young married couples and tlie
husbands' similar solution of their
problems furnishes the plot of the
story. One couple lives in a Bronx
Hat, the other In a Riverside Drive
apartment. Both husbands are em
ployed by the'same firm. In capacities
us widely different us their salaries
—one a manager, the other u humble
shipping clerk. But each encounters
the same situation at home—a sweet,
lovable wife, whose chief talent seems
to be spending her husband s salary —
and more.
E. Mason Hopper directed the pic
ture, which is said to be one of the
best things he has done. And Hop
per, it may be remembered, was re
sponsible for "Dangerous Curve
Ahead," which was a masterpiece of
I directorial skill!
“Brothers Under the Skin” lias no
lone star; it is all stars. Consider
I these names: Helene Chadwick,
Claire Windsor, Mae Busch, Norman
Kerry and Pat O'Malley. Surely a
cast to btT regarded with respect.
As the shipping clerk's wife Helene
Chadwick is said to duplicate the suc
cess she achieved in “Curve Ahead”
|and other big Goldyn productions.
! Claire Windsor, who was leading
! woman in “Grand Larceny,” and who
will be seen in Marshall Nellan's next
production, "The Strangers' Ban
quet," is the other wife. Pat O’Mal
ley is seen as the shipping clerk and
Norman Kerry as the manager.
| MAY McAVOY AND HAROLD
POST AT COLISEUM
Almost as appealing and whim
sical a herofno as Barrie furnished
her in Grizol of “Sentimental Tommy,"
j is the role or Carlotta, from Locke’s
j Immortal “Morals of Marcus," In
j which May McAvoy is to be seen
Sunday and Monday at tile Coliseum
Theatre.
As a young English girl who
lived from Infancy ui.til she was
grown in a Turkish harem, and was
then suddenly transplanted into the
atmosphere of sophisticated Lomlou
drawing rooms. Miss McAvoy gives
an impersonation of rare charm and
appreciation of comedy values.
.Frederick Ernest Morrison in the
long name that belongs to the Hliort
chap of dusky line who plays with
Harold Lloyd and “Snub**- Pollard In
Pathe comedies. Young “SSiinshlne
Sammy," as he is more frequently
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called, is responsible for several of
t lie many rib-ticTtins m "Haunted
Spooks,” the new two-reel Harold
Lloyd remedy coming to the Coliseum
Sunday as the extra feature.
JUNEAU PEOPLE APPEAR
IN PALACE MOVIES
In addition to the regular show
Suuduy night at the I’alaee will he
one reel of local, happenings shown
which Includes tin landing of tlje
Henderson at Juneau with the Presi
dential party aboard; the coming
ashore of the late President and
Mrs. Harding, the crowd on the
dock to greet them, the parade on
Front Street, President Harding and1
Mrs. Harding, (lovernor and Mrs.
Hone, and scenes around the Gov
ernor's Mansion. There la also Twin
Glacier Camp and other points of
interest around Juneau.
KATE DOUGLAS
WIGGIN DEAD;
—
‘‘Prima Donna of Literature’
Passes Away—Taken
111 Last June,
I Continual wrom fag* One.)
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California Kindergarten Training
! School, which established more than
00 schools for poor children in the
west.
After her marriage In 1880 to Sam
uel Bradley Wlggtn, a lawyer of,
Suu Francisco, Mrs. Wiggln gave up]
teaching and turned1 hef attention to |
literature, using the rich material'
she had gathered in her kindergarten
work to weave Into stories of greater j
influence for a wider public. •%.
Her first story, called “Half a
Dozen Housekeepers,’’ hud appeared
In 187.1, before she thought of giving
up teaching. It was several years
>ater that "The Story of Patsy.” and
"The- Birds’ Christinas Carol” were
published and met with unexpected
success.
In 1888, Mr. and Mrs. Wiggln moved
to New York, where she published
"A Summer in a Canyon,” “Timothy's
Quest,” and “A Cuthedrat Court
ship,” which wete translated into
several foreign languages, and im
mediately became popular In Eu
rope.
In adition to ber literary ability,
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Season Tickets All Sold
The Treasury Department has ruled payment
of war tax unnecessary 'All war tax effected to
date will be refunded by committee.
Admission, adults .$1.25
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Children.* .\*0'.. . . .50
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both prose anti verse, Mrs. WiRglnl
was nn accomplished musician, and
composed several melodies for her
favorite puuihs.
Although born in Philadelphia in,
1S75, the childhpod of Mrs. Wigiii j
was spent in Mollis, Maine, where i
her father, a lawyer, removed shortly,
alter her birth. She was educated In
Abbott Academy, Andover, Mass.
Mrs. WigRin’s second husband was)
George Christopher Higgs, whom shej
married in 1X95, six years after the|
death of Samuel Wiggin. She con
tinned to reside in New York, spend
ing her summers in Mollis.
In June, 192.1, Mrs. Wlggin was!
taken seriously ill In England. where |
she had gone to attend the Dickens'I
Fellowship as a delegate from New I
York.
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Fair Week.
Singers, Dancers, Comedians, Mon
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good. This fair proposes to develop
home industry.
Concession for hat and coat room
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open for live men.
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
NINE POINTS OF THE LAW—
In Juneau when a girl leave* her father's house,
*!n tceemes ires to rule her own destiny.
But in the land of mosques and minarets when a
girl cccapts from her harem walls she is hunted like
n wild beast until she is found—
Unless seme Western gentleman intervenes.
And in this story cno DOES!
Don’t mi:s seeing—
Mae McAvoy
“MORALS”
A ureat throbliiJiR story porduccd I'rotn VV. J l.ocke'
novel, "The Morals of Marcus."*
Ctcrgeous Itarein stent*. Beautiful women. Swift
action. Hicli Bettings. Drama that thrills!
Also
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
“HAUNTED SPOOKS”
A Burton Holmes Travelogue will open the show.
Concert 7 to 7: 30.
FOR TONIGHT ONLY
BESSIE BARRISCALE and JACK HOLT in
“KITTY KELLY, M. D.”
Also another chapter of "Adaventures of
Robinson Crusoe" and a Fables.
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