Last Night of The Marriage Circle at Palace Theatre
The Lubitsch Ernst production The Marriage Circle stars Dale Fuller in a small but pivotal bit praised for subtleness and pathos. Cast includes Florence Vidor Marie Prevost Monte Blue and Adolphe Menjou. Also featuring Capt George Ash with feats of pistol rifle and lariat. Last night of the double bill. Ten Commandments remains at Coliseum for two more nights amid questions over authorship of the commandments.
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Dale Fuller
Ernest Lubitsch
Palace Theatre
Miss Fuller
Warner Brothers Studios
Lubitsen
Florence Victor
Marie Prevost
Monte Blue
Harry Myers
Adolphe Menjou
Creighton Hale
George Ash
Eddie Bernard Shines In The Ten Commandments Show
Eddie Bernard, entertainer, is making a strong impression with his songs and characterizations. The Ten Commandments is on tonight and tomorrow with one show each night.
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Eddie Bernard
The Beauty Prize Comes to Palace Theatre
The Metro-Goldwyn six reel feature The Beauty Prize arrives at the Palace for tomorrow and Saturday with Viola Dana starring and Pat O Malley in a large supporting cast. The plot mirrors an Atlantic City beauty contest amid a beauty parlor setting and notable wardrobe, with the prize won scene highlighted. Also playing Saturday at the Coliseum is William Duncan in The Silent Vow with Edith Johnson, a dual role tale of father and son in the Great Canadian Northwest, featuring double exposure effects.
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Palace Theatre
Viola Dana
Pat O'Malley
Atlantic City
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Coliseum Theatre
Mooseheart Legion Meets at Moose Hall Tonight
A Mooseheart Legion business gathering is set for 7 20 tonight at Moose Hall with initiation planned. Members are urged to arrive promptly ahead of a card party starting at 8 30, announced by secretary Mrs A F McKinnon.
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Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
A. F. M'Kinnon
Harry L. Rogers
Army
Gen. Pershing
W. H. Hart
Teresa Howard Dean
Federal prison to manufacture army navy shoes
The Fort Leavenworth facility will be a fireproof shoe plant using modern equipment and sanitary safety measures. Six hundred government workers helped build the plant. Superintendent Goldthwaite, formerly with a shoe plant in Haverhill, Mass., will head the operation with five civilian foremen and is expected to return by late October.
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Fort Leavenworth
Haverhill
Mass
Mayo district closes for John Lude funeral
The Mayo mines and local business houses paused on September 16 for the funeral of John Lude master mechanic for the Treadwell Yukon Company at Mayo. The service was held at the Masonic cemetery with most of Keno Hill present. Lude, previously with Yukon Gold Corporation of Dawson, is survived by a California-based family. death followed a heart attack while inspecting a nearby property.
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John Lude
Treadwell Yukon Company
Masonic Cemetery
Keno Hill
Mayo
Latde
Yukon Gold Corporation
Dawson
California
Curator Kashevaroff Heads to Sitka on Virginia IV
Rev. A P Kashevaroff curator of the Territorial Museum departed Juneau by motorship Virginia IV last night for Sitka on a vacation trip.
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Territorial Museum
Juneau
Virginia IV
Sitka
Strawberries On Sale Sets Fresh September Record
Strawberries were sold on the retail market yesterday afternoon after a shipment from Vanarsdol arrived. The fruit was in perfect condition and quickly snapped up, marking a notable September sale not seen at this time of year.
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Vanarsdol
Prince Rupert
Escaped fox on board Jefferson sparks chase at Ketchikan
A fox escaped confinement aboard the Jefferson on a Standard Oil Co. shipment at the Standard Wharf in Ketchikan causing a morning stir. Despite a Jefferson search party, the fox was not found. K L Steberg of Standard Oil later captured the animal and holds it pending further instructions.
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Standard of Co
K. L. Steberg
Standard Oil Co
Ketchikan Chronicle
Swedish immigrant receives U S citizenship in court
Gustaf Anders Gunnar Gustafson, born in Sweden, was granted United States citizenship papers this morning by Judge T. M. Reed of the U S District Court. Old naturalization papers offered for sale at The Empire.
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Sweden
United States
T. M. Reed
U. S. District Court
Memory expert Hamley to visit Ju Nea Friday
Charles W. Hamley the memory expert arrives by steamship Northwestern and will perform a free show Monday at Milks Hall. The American Indian uses self developed techniques to memorize long word and number lists and recalls them later with accuracy. He recalls a World War I event in France where he inventoried a railway yard in hours, impressing officers and clerks.
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Ju Nea
Northwestern
Milks Hall
Hamley
Junean
Mr. Hamley
France
Camp Decane
Mrs Whaley Complimented At Juneau Visit
Mrs O T Whaley of Wrangell sister in law of Mrs H W Terhune visiting in Juneau. Mrs Terhune and Mrs W K Keller entertain with three parties this week. A bridge luncheon this afternoon and bridges at Terhune home Bishop Apartments tonight. Sewing party at Keller home Saturday afternoon in Bishop Apartments.
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Wrangell
H. W. Terhune
Juneau
Terhune
W. K. Keller
Bishop Apartments
Keller
Juneau City Band Told of Noted City Band Growth
A Pacifi c Music representative in Seattle reports the Juneau City Band has revived strongly and may seek new instruments. He will tour Alaska including Juneau on October 3 and plans to inspect bandsmen gear. The group is arranging a concert and holiday dance with band music, ordering new uniforms and music for spring outdoor concerts.
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Sitka
Juneau
Hoonmah
Juneau City
Frank Garrick
M. Cook
Pacific Music Company
Seattle
Cook
Alaska
Bneseher
Thei
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