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NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION
HAROLD KNIGHT, Agent
J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent
GUY L. SMITH, Douglas Agent
COLISEUM AT
DOUGLAS WILL
OPEN SUNDAY
Extensive Alterations Are
Completed — Movie
Shows Resumed
After extensive alterations, re
modeling, and redecorating, the
Douglas Coliseum Theatre presents
a completely modernized movie
house to public inspection tomorrow
night.
The new theatre offers patrons
new comfortable seats, new ven
tilation. new drapes, and complete,
modern sound equipment. Under
the direction of W. D. Gross,
owner, and Charles "Chuck”
Whyte. Manager, the new Coliseum
in Douglas is a credit to the pro
gressive spirit of the island city.
The theatre opens its new regime
with the famous Victor Hugo class
ic, "lies Miserables." A large crowd
of Juneau folks is expected to at
tend the opening, Mr Whyte said.
Mr. Whyte is a local boy, a grad
uate of the Juneau High School,
and has taken an energetic part
in motion picture progress in both
Juneau and Douglas. Mr. Gross,
owner of the theatre. Is known
throughout the Territory as a pio
neer in the silver screen business.
The first show will start prompt
ly at 7:30 o’clock Sunday evening,
Mr. Whyte,said.
BACK FOR CHRISTMAS
Miss Madge Hlldlnger, office at
tendant for Drs. Kaser and Free
burger, arrived on the Northland af
ter a visit in Seattle.
TO VISIT SISTER
Miss Margaret Abrahamson, sis
ter of Mrs. Chris Wyller, arrived on
the Northland from Seattle for a
visit in Juneau.
