Pat O'Malley. Robert Warwick,
Harold Huber. Helen Jerome Ed
dy, Frank McGlynn. Sr.. J. Carroll
Naish. Neel Francis and Robert
Emmet O'Connor.
Tire picture, which covers the
period of the great earthquake and
the years following, is filled with
thrills, including the quake itself
and the fire that followed, a dra
matic court scene in which Miss
Chatterton is branded by her own
son and orgies in the gay dives.
Cohans and Kellys Tonight
Tonight the Cohens and Kellys,
with their delightfully funny an
tics and comical make-ups, their
charming daughter, and her lover,
will furnish mirthful entertain
ment for Capitol Theatre audienc
es far the last time in “Trouble.”
In this latest hilarious story of
the famous families, a mix-up with
sea cops who are really looking for
liquor smugglers, furnishes sequen
ces which give the onlookers mild
hysterics, and when the Kelly's
daughter falls in love with the cop,
the resulting events are funnier
than ever.
An excellent selection of short
subjects including Morton Dawney
in twenty minutes of song, com
plete the program tonight.
PETE KENNEDY DIES
Pete Kennedy, about, 80 years of
d°e. died the other morning in
:he Cordova Hospital of uraemic
poisoning. He had lived for the
past several years six miles outside
A Chitina and had no living rela
ives.
WED AT ANCHORAGE
Helen Mae Johnson, popular
.•oung lady of Anchorage, and Wal
et L. Brewington, Chief of Police
pf Anchorage, were recently mar
ieo at the Cook Inlet metropolis
Dally Empire Want Adc ray.
