The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-12
Movis DRAMA IN JUNEAU
 And Elsewhere
eeneraI FIIeker Nows

with Elsie Janis playing Betty and a large city furnishing the thrills, presented at the Dream last night was delightful performance. El- sic Janis gets just enough slang into her titles to let you know that Elsie wrote the play and Elsie is do- ing the .,ischievousness The "Thrill' show will delight all.
 Everybody at the Dream last night besides seeing Elsie Janis. took ride on the Kroonland and went through the locks of the Panama canal. Twas some ride, and in- structive. Same thrills. same boat ride tonight.
 At the Orpheum last night two large audiences went away back to the days when the Indians would scalp you if you were out late; when the pale face lived in punches in forts and were surrounded by a wilderness. The play, with Robert Edeson, Claire Whitney, who is a dead ringer for Mary Pickford; our old friend Stuart Holiness who shay ed his moustache since his last ap- pearance, is "The Girl Left Behind Me" It follows closely the stage play. It is splendidly acted, stir ring throughout and 70 different that 1t is dainty relish.
 "The Raven" that rare photoplay with Henry B. Walthall, opened at the Douglas Orpheum last night and Edgar Allan Poe's life and fa- nous poem made a strong impression with two audiences This play did a good business in Juneau and Is re- beating the same success at Doug las. On again tonight.
 J. A. LeBarge, a most clever artist, monologist, and musician appears tonight and tomorrow at the Doug las Lyric. Mir. LeBarge is well known Lyceum player and the best portions of his many programs will be given.
 Mary Fuller delighted yesterday at the Grand in "A Daughter of the Nile" Matt Moore plays opposite this little lady and the play is a most interesting sort. dealing with Russian intrigue without all of the usual horrible sins against human ity. This bill ends tonight
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 Ford Sterling in Q two reel Key stone and "Strathmore," drama tization of 0uida's famous novel will be the bir at the Dream tomorrow and Wednesday nights.
 William Farnum in "The Plum derer" will present an absorbing mining story at the Orpheum tomor- row night In some respects "The Plunderer" Is not unlike "The Spoil CTS" only of course in a much small CT way. There are the turing dance halls and the gambling dens and several scenes around the mines that are big.
 The second episode of "The Bro ken Coin" with Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. opens at the Grand tomorrow This episode starts kitty Grey" on the mysterious search and with the meeting of her old time enemy, the count.
 Theda Bara will soon be seen here in "The Devils Daughter"
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 Frank Monroe. who has played in the various big houses in Seattle for the past five years. his latest engage ment being at the Coliseum there, is in Juneau waiting for the pipe organ which he will install in the Coliseum here. formerly known as the Hippodrome and the Rink This new organ is a Kimball and in se- curing effects is similar Go the big organ in the Liberty in Seattle. The organ here will have a ten-piece or chestra effect Mir Monroe expects to have the organ. which will arrive on the Humboldt tomorrow. installed