Proclaimed one of the mightiest
adventure tales of all times, 'Mut-'
iny of the Bounty" portrays the up- j
rising of the crew of His Majesty’s
ship Bounty, by a band of seamen!
driven to desperation by the ty-:
: rannical treatment of the ship's
master.
Featured with Charles Laughton,
are Clark Gable and Franchot
Tone. The supporting cast also;
includes DeWitt Jennings, Herbert
Mundin. Donald Crisp, Hal Le Suer.
Dick Winslow, Stanley Fields. Eddie
Quillan, Dave Thusby and Charles
Irwin.
An entirely human, appealing
story with music, "The Singing ,
Kid," starring A1 Jolson, opens to
morrow evening at the Coliseum.
The picture is packed with spectac
ular specialty dance numbers, and
.shining in the great cast are: Sy
| bil Jason, child star; Claire Dodd,
1 Edward Everett Horton, Allen Jen
kins. Jack Durant and Frank Mit-1
jchell, the Yacht Club Boys, Wini
jsnow and Cab Calloway. The fem
inine lead is played by Beverly
Roberts, new to the screen but a I
recent sensation on Broadway.
Showing for the last time tonight
| are: "Man Hunt,” with Ricardo
I Cortez and Marguerite Churchill,
at the Capitol, and a double feature
bill—"Too Tough to Kill" and
"Tumbling Tumbleweeds" at the
Coliseum.
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY
PARTY AT HOME OF
ELSPETH DOUGLAS
Miss Elspeth Douglas entertained
a group of her friends at her home j
last night.
Her guests were the Misses Thais
Bayers, Sylvia Berg. Clara Hanson,
j Phyllis Jenne, Ruth Young, Leona
Saloum and Willetta Kendall andj
Bob Campbell, Vincent Beauchamp,
Ethan Nelson, Sydney Dennison,
John Turner and Evie Kerchofer.
Following a pleasant evening of
games, refreshments were served by
the hostess.
CAPITO!
! ew
The Show Place of Juneau
STARTING SUNDAY
Sunday Matinee 2 P. M.
First Show Sunday Night
Starts 7:10 P. M.
