Last publication, May 14, 1934.
LOCAL THEATRE HAS
SCOOP WITH PICTURE
A scoop in the picture industry
is when a theatre secures a run
on a big production ahead of all
other theatres in a given territory
and that is what Cliff Daigler ac
complished when he showed “No
Greater Glory" at the Coljseum
last night.
The picture was released by its
production company the twentieth
of last month and Juneau has the
unique opportunity of seeing a
great production on day and date
with the largest theatres in the
States.
The picture is so new that the
Liberty Magazine has just re
viewed it and given it four stars
in its issue of May 5 which is
now on the news stands. The
picture will continue to run in
the Coliseum today. It deals with
a new theme, gripping and soul
stirring, Mr. Daigler reports.
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ANTONIO POLET IS
SPENDING A FEW
DAYS IN JUNEAU
Antonio Polet. one of the prin
cipal merchants of Nome, and one
of the most progressive business
men of that city, arrived in Juneau
on the steamer Northwestern on a
short business trip.
Mr. Polet spent the winter
months in Seattle on a combined
business and vacation trip and
plans to continue to Nome, by
way of Seward and Fairbanks, on
the steamer Yukon tomorrow.
Tugs and barges for the new
lighterage company Mr. Polet re
cently organized in Nome, wer
sent up to the Bering Sea port
from Seattle recently, Mr. Polet
said.
Mining Location rrjtlces at Em
pire office.
