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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-14

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 THREE FEATURES AT PALACE TOMORROW

There are three features at the Palace tomorrow. First is Mae Pauly, violinist and director, who returns to the orchestra of four pieces and to which will be added two extra musicians tomorrow night.
 Then there is the movie feature, Midnight Lovers" As one of the exciting incidents in which Anna o. Nilsson is featured by First National she takes an harassing flying voyage in a plane guided by Lewis Stone.
 The plane and it's occupants find themselves in many ludicrous as well as dangerous positions. ln the end the plane ride is grounds for divorce.
 John Francis Dillon directed the picture from the adaptation writ. ten by Carey Wilson.
 The third feature is Jimmie Adams latest two reel comedy "Gimme Strength" which should amuse all those who have ever been in a doctors office. This new comedy has an exceptionally large cast. Molly Malone again appears in a role that promises to add to her continually growing popularity, and Kala Pasha. Jack Duffy, Bill Irving, Bill Engle and Eddie Baker are also included.
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HARRY LANGDON AT
 PALACE LAST TIME

Harry Langdon. First National comedy king, has a taste of jail life in Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" now showing at the Palace thea tre. This is the comedians first feature-length comedy for First National under the terms of his recent contract with that organi- zation.
 According to the story of Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Harry is caught by a posse of farmers after much fruit has been stolen. The comedian is caught red-handed with the loot on his person. This consists among other things of a watermelon hidden in his shirt.
 Harry is then set to work on the rock-pile with number of desperadoes. He eventually makes his escape in a general jail de livery.
 The theme of Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" is a cross-country walking race. It is an original idea with Langdon.
 Harry Edwards, who has been associated with the comedian aimee the days when he first start ed making short comedies. direct "a :..Tramp, Tramp. Tramp"
 The support cast includes Joan
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"FINGER PRINTS" AT
 COLISEUM TOMORROW

"A Comedy of Horrors" Sc Lloyd Bacon, director of Warmers Finger Prints" describes this Ar. thur Somers Roche comedy-melo- dramaimystery-spook story, which comes to the Coliseum Theatre Sunday.
 Louise Fazenda, that lady of laughter, is the star, and she ere ates one of the most droll charac- ters of her rollieking repertory. In reality a secret service agent, she fools all the crooks and cops and conspirators into believing that she is simply dumb Dora Traynor, maid of all work, in the house of horrors which is locale for the story.
 Crook jargon usually includes nicknames for all the people in it's world, and in this particular Finger Prints" is true to type Warner Richmond is known as Annie Laurie" Norton; George Nichols is Sweeney; Martha Mattox plays the part of Mother Malone; Franklin Pangborn is 'The Bandoline Kid; William De marest, Cuffs" Egan; Robert Perry, Hard Boiled" Ryan; Ed Kennedy. 70. K." McDuff; Jerry Miley. "Chicago Ed" and Doc Stone Cabbage Head" Mccarthy Featured in the cast are Helene Costello and John T. Murray. Finger Prints" deals with th< attemnt of a gang of criminals
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Attractions At Theatres
SCOUT FEATURE AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

An epic of American boyhood is "A Regular Scout,' Fred Thorn sons latest starring vehicle for F. B. O., which is at the Coliseum tonight only. The story deals with the Boy Scouts, the most powerful boys organization on earth, and reveals intimate glimpses of their activities, lofty aims and splendid ambitions. Fred, who was at one time Scout Commissioner of the State of Ne vada, has long wanted to bring to the screen a picture which would give everyone the opportunity to see and appreciate the marvellous undertakings of this splendid group of boys who are building the backbone of the nation. No thing has been spared to make the technical points of the produe- tion accurate; a Scout Executive and a Scoutmaster were on hand during the entire making of the picture in order to guide every scene in point of exactitude and perfection. The story is on orig inal by B. F. Oxford, while David Kirkland wrote the continuity. MT Kirkland also directed the picture and is deserving of particular praise in view of the smooth and 7 powerful picture that he has turn ed out. The cast includes: Olive Hasbrouck, Mary Carr, Margare Seddon, T.: Roy Barnes, Bucl Black, Bob McKim, Harry Woods William Courtright and Silvel King.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-14
GAUGE INSTALLED
 FOR HEAT, WEATHER

Installation of a Jumbo ther- mometer and barometer combina- ton on the pillar in front of the Juneau Billiards was completed yesterday afternoon under the di- rection of Ives T. Peyton, who is travelling agent for the manu- facturers of the Jumbo combina- ton.
 This is the second of it's kind in Alaska, MT. Peyton having in- stalled one in Ketchikan recent
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who have robbed the mails Of five million dollars, to locate the hid
 ing place after they get out of
 prison, and of the efforts of the of Justice to catch
 them. red-handed. It is here that
 the sly, frightened, irresistible fun
 of Fazenda comes into it's own.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-04-14
0RDER. AND NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

Jeneau, Division No. Che, Ter
 riterg of Alaska:
 Eotice is hereby given that pursuant u Chapter 9, Session Laws of Alaska. 1919. approved May }, 1919, Primary Elcct.on vii be held on
 TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1928 Between the hours of s a. m, and o'clock D. m. of said day.
 Fer the purpose nominating candidates of the various political parties of Alaska for the follow ing offices, to-wit:
 X Governor of Alaska;
 \ Delegate from Alaska to Congress;
 An Attorney General
 One Territorial Senator;
 Four Territorial Representa- tives;
 Two Divisional Road Commis sioners:
 And fer the purpose of electine the Following party officials, to wit:
 A Republican National Com mitteman;
 A Democratic National Com mitteman;
 Two Delegates to the Republi can National Convention;
 Two Alternates to the Republi can National Conyention;
 Six Delegates to the Demo cratic National Convention
 Six Alternates to the Demo cratic National Convention
 The Common Council of Ju neau having heretofore, by Ordi nance. duly designated the Vot ing Precinct of said town ant the polling place in each thereof the Electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voter residing within the boundarie of Voting Precinct No. One o said Town of Juneau which ar as follows: All that section lyinl on the northerly side of East Sec ond Street and West Secont 1 Street and the said Second Stree extended across the tide flats tt the city limits and easterly O Gold Creek, will vote at Cit, Hall building, located on cornei Fourth and Main streets, in ant upon lot of block ' which i' owned by City of Juneau, th' same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. One, Town of Juneau, Al aska.
 That all duly qualified voters residing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. Two oi said Town of Juneau which ars asi follows: All that section lying on the southerly side of East Sec ond Street and West Second Street and the extension of said Second Street across the tide flats to the city limits will vote at office building, located or Front street, in and upon lot of block C., which is owned by F. Valentine, the same being the duly designated polling place ir and for Precinct No. Two. town of Juneau, Alaska.
 That all duly qualified voters residing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. Three, oi said Town of Juneau which art as follows: All that section lying on the northerly and westerl. side of Gold Creek and the oi pipe line of the Electric Ligh Company, including the Seatel Addition, will vote at residence building, located on upper sid' : Willoughby Ave, in and upon lo of Casey. Shattuck Add. whicl is owned by Casey, Shattucl Add, Inc, the same being tn, duly designated polling place il and for Precinct No. Three, Towl of Juneau, Alaska.
 Dated this 10th day of April 1928.
 , (Signed) The Common Counci ! of Juneau, :
 By H. k. SHEPARD,
 Clerk. Firs. publication, April IA, 1928
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Advertising always pays. the columns of Tho Empire.
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WANTED

Quartette that can sing two good comedy son ps Inquire of Manager Spic. |, Palace Theatre.
 Singers or dane ra who can make good also wanted. Ell supply the costumes. What can you do and what can you offer? Inquire Spickett's Palace.
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children who have received huge fortunes in the
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TAXIcAR TIE PRESIDENT

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ly At the top of the showcase aontatains the thermometer and barometer is clock. Spaces in the Showcase were to be filled to- day with advertising cards. which were made by the Alaska Scenic Views, Fred Ordwag. proprietor.
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AMELIA EARHART
ON WRC TONIGHT
Comic Opera to Form Prjn-
cipaI Musical Attraction
of Program.

Amelia Earhart and her companions
on the transatlantic fight OF the
Friendship will tell the audience of
WRC and about 40 other stations to-
night how it feels to cross the Atlantic
in an airplane.
With Wilmer Stults and Lou Gordon,
who accompanied her on the fight
Miss Earhart will be the center OF at
traction at Madison Square Garden, IN
New York. where the microphone Will
be placed for the dissemination OF their
interesting stories The program Is
scheduled to be broadcast between 7
and O'Clock
WRC'S principal musical offering to-
night will be condensed version OF
the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera.
The Yeoman Of the Guard" The Ma
tional Light Opera Co. under the d.
rection of Cesare Sodero. will present
this feature in two acts at $50 O'Clock,
A days vacation in the country will
be the theme of the broadcast OF the
Ipana Troubadours at o'clock, The
day will be reported in detail from cock
crow TO moonrise including the barn
dance, Al which the string section will
be heard in Turkey in the Straw"
old Dan Tucker" and other favorites.
The overture to Balfes Bohemian
Girl" will be played during the period
OF slumber music. In addition to Percy
Graingers Shepherds Hey" Cannes
"Eternelle Iveresse." Parry's Suite In
F" and Thorne's "Andante Religioso,"
c. Francis Jenkins Washington In
ventor, who recently gave successful
demonstration OF the practicability OF
radio movies. will speak from WMAL
tonight at $50 o'clock on Visual
Radio.
The musical portion OF the stations
program will be provided principally
by the Silver String Revelers. the
Metro Melody Dance Orchestra and the
THYME Trio.
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Convention Radio
Sets New Record
For Service Cost

spending Sis q second TO broad
cast the Democratic national conven-
ton proceedings. the National Broad
casting Co. and associated stations
are believed to have set a new high
record in radio public service, ac-
cording TO NJ H Aylesworth. presi-
cent OF the company.
The Democratic convention WAS on
the air for a total Of IS hours, ac-
cording to the company's records,
The total cost OF the broadcast over
the coaSt-to- coast network of 43
stations was 100000. or $4,000
more than the Republican conven-
ton broadcast,
while a few shorter programs
have cost more per second than the
Democratic convention report, these
have been commercially sponsored"
Aylesworth said The convention
broadcasts were not revenue produc-
ing
I'VE believe that the hroadcasts of
the conventions are outstanding ex-
amples Of the service radio can rem
der"
The total cost OF broadcaSting both
conventions was SlSl 900.
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M PALAIS ROXAL
Eleventh

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WEDNESDAY. JULY IL, 1923.

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Local Radio Entertainment
Wednesday, July IL, 1928.

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10 a.m.-Household talk, by GLADYS
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9:is p.m-Chick Godfrey. tenor.
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