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The M. S. Catalyst, connected
| with the Fisheries Department
I of the U. of W., Seattle, was in
Petersburg Wednesday and
Thursday, arriving from Juneau.,
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Emil Hill, member of the U. S.
Signal Corps at Juneau and
.former resident of Petersburg
I has been confined to the hospital
in Juneau but has been dis
charged.
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James Boyle, graduate student
cf the U. of W. died off Cape
Spencer on the Catalyst enroute
to Juneau. His remains were
shipped to Seattle accompanied
by Dr. R. C. Miller member of
the faculty, Clifford Barner and
Bertram D. Thomas, students,
His parents reside in Seattle.
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The canneries in Ketchikan
canned 800,000 cases of salmon
this year but the city has more
indigents to look after this win
ter than last year. Food for
thought—if not for the belly.
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Miss Flossie George and Mic£
Adeline Johnson were passengers
cr» the Admiral Rogers. They avr
enroute to the states to entei
school. Miss George is frorr
i Point Barrow and was one of the
school faculty at that poinl
^ when Col. and Mrs. Chas. Lind
Jj bergh stopped there on then
jj tour around the world but which
jj ended in Japan owing to the
j death of Mrs. Lindbergh’s father
jj the late Senator Dwight Morrow
j'.Miss Johnson is from Angoor
S'and both the young ladies are
5 j graduates of the Sheldon Jack
| son School.
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OLD FRIENDS IN AN
OLD GAME
Marie Dressier and Polly Mor
ian, a team of comediens that is
. incomparable on the silver
'screen are the star features of
| the big picture “Politics” which
l w ill be seen at the Variety next
Sunday and Monday.
Marie Dressier, the actress
who came back, was awarded a
medal by the Moving Pictures
Association for her exquisite act
ing in “Min and Bill” Which pic
ture also was acclaimed the
greatest picture of the year. Pol.
iy Moran who has played op
posite this great star perhaps
[more than any other person, is
| also well known to the movie
fans. There is no doubt that
those who see this picture will be
entirely satisfied and will be well
entertained.
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“SPORTING BLOOD”
The race track has always
been of high interest to every
one interested in sports and
races so that “Sporting Blood"
which will be shown at The
Variety Theatre next' Tuesday
and Wednesday will be ‘ a fine
entertainment with plenty of
thrills and interest.
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Clark Gable is the lead and is
j supported by Ernest Torrence,
Madge Evans and “Sonny Boy.”
These two nights are bargain
| nights and what a bargain with
such a big picture.
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| “GET RICH QUICK
l WALLINGFORD”
! Many picture fans will re
i | member the story “Get Rich
f* | Quick Wallingford” which ran in
I magazines several years ago.
» 'Wallingford the big sleek, fat
II sharper with his thin shadow
4 Blackie Daw pulled many a
| sharp trick in his effort to get
| rich in the shortest possible time
| at the expense of the other fel
s low.
|! William Haines plays the role
I of Wallingford, Ernest Torrence
is Blackie Daw and Jimmie Dur
ant is “Schnoozle” in this pic
ture which is a wow. You will
get a million dollars worth of fun
and excitement in these new ad
ventures of the get-rich schem
4 era. \
.BRAVES THE WORLD AT 5
TO AID INVALID MOTHER
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Frankie Darro, who is now to
be seen at the Coliseum Theatre.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
in “The Public Enemy,” the
Warner Bros, picture, was but
dve years old when he decided
that it was up to him to support
his mother who had just suffered
a nervous breakdown.
He crashed the gates of the
Ince studio, told hi sstory, was
given a job, and has worked in
pictures ever since. He is thir
teen now, though but four feet
feet eight inches tail. He weighs
eighty-two pounds and has
bown eyes and hair. Frankie was
born in Chicago, Illinois.
He ha* appeared in “Circus
Kid,” “Blaze of Glory,” “Rain
bow Man,” “Moulders of Men,”
“Little Mickey Grogan,” and
‘ The Public Enemy.” His stage
experience includes an eighteen
week tour with Eddie Dowling.
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ROSCOE KARNS PLAYS
NEWSPAPER REPORTER
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Since his highly successful ap
pearance in the Los Angeles
stage production of the “The
Front Page,” Roscoe Karns has
been cast as a newspaper re
porter in nearly every picture in
which he has appeared.
Karns will be seen in a strong
1 supporting role with Claudia
! Dell, Marjoria Rambeau and Wal
> ter Byron in Tiffany Productions'
■ ultra-modern drama, “Leftover
1 Ladies” at the Coliseum Theatre,
! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. He is again cast as a news
paper reporter.
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hENTUCKIAN PORTRAYS
CHIEF JUSTICE JAY
IN ARLISS DRAMA
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Charles Middleton, who plays
the part of Chief Justice John
Jay in support of George Arliss
in “Alexander Hamilton,” the
Warner Bros, production to be
seen at the Coliseum Theatre,
next Friday and Saturday, was
born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky
on October 3rd, 1884. He was edu
cated in Chattanooga, Tennes
see, and was for some years on
the stage.
Mr. Middleton is six feet tall,
weights one hundred and sixty
five pounds and has blue eyes
and brown hair. His favorite
sports are golf, riding and swim
ming.
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NATIVE GIRL TELLS ALL
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A Polynesian girl named Daisy
would probably shoot full of
holes the old saying that “Daisi
es don’t tell”—according to a
statement by the late F. W. Mur
nau who made the South Sea
islands romance, “Tabu,” show
ing for the last time tonight at
the Coliseum Theatre.
Upon his return to Hollywood,
and shortly before his death in
an automobile accident there
Murnau declared that Polyne
sian belles tell all they know to
their friends. They are especial
ly garrulous he said, about af
fairs of the heart. But they nev
er gossip, for it is a tradition of
the tribe to bear no malice to
anyone.
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A BIG LAUGH WALLOP
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Tonight and Saturday night
at the Vaiety Theatre, Buster
Keaton is to be seen in “Side
walks of New York,” one of the
biggest laugh wallops ever shown
in Petersburg. Anita Page and
Cliff (Ukelele Ike) Edwards are
playing opposite and supporting
Keaton in a surefire comedy that
will give you many a laugh thru
the entire show. The scenes are
from the Sidewalks of New York
with many interesting highlights
of the White lights.
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Mrs. James Peterson of Bell- j
ingham has been a local visitor.
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