CAPITOL
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TONIGHT
at the
SHOW PLACE
OF JUNEAU
WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN?
When hale breaks a marriage
.Who looks after the
Forgotten Kids?.
“TOO MANY PARENTS”
with
FRANCES FARMER—LESTER MATTHEWS
HENRY TRAVERS—GEORGE ERNEST
DOUGLAS SCOTT—BUSTER PHELPS
PORTER HALL and BILLY LEE
_A Solemn Preachment Against Divorce
ALSO—Western Trail—Maid for a Day
Strange As It May Seem
“MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE’’
SATURDAY—1 P. M.
“TOO MANY PARENTS”
Third Episode—“GREAT AIR MYSTERY’’
CARTOON COMEDY CANDY
R. E. ROBERTSON AND
MOTHER WILL ARRIVE
ON PRINCESS NORAH
R. E. Robertson, prominent. Ju
neau attorney who has been South
lor several weeks, will return to
Juneau on the next Princess Norah.
Sailing with mm win oe his moth
er. Mrs. Jessie S. Robertson, who
visited here eight years ago and
previously lived in Juneau.
Mrs. Robertson, who is from
Missouri Valley. Iowa, has been vis
iting with nieces in Seattle.
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CAPITOL FILM
SHOWS CAST OF
S YOUNG STARS
Rough and Tough Double
Bill at Coliseum
Theatre
With Frances Farmer, former
I University of Washington co-ed
now under contract to Paramount
| in the leading roll, "Too Many
Parer." 3,” which boasts five of Hol
; lywo "s leading juvenile actors in
! its cast, will open tonight at the
Capitol Theatre.
The youngsters who support Miss
I Farmer. Lester Matthews and Hen
j ry Travers in this picture of mod
em marriage and children of di
vorcee. are George Ernest, Sher
wood Bailey, Buster Phelps, Doug
las Scott and Billy Lee, all veteran
screen performers, some of them
graduates of the famous Our Gang
compdy school.
