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"Gay Nineties" melodrama buffooning the use of nicotine was first presented on February 20 1942 Since then approximately 50000 soldiers have seen the production and in August 1942 the show was staged for a civilian audience at the San Francisco Press club From July 9 to August 6 last year the Roberts cast in which Miss Leona Eltel a second Salt Laker figured prominently for a time toured 15 army posts the Pacific coast Prior to his army work Lieutenant Ramsey was dramatics Marking its 100th performance the smash-hi- t melo- all-soldi- er drama "The Curse of the Coffin Nails" originally staged and di- rected by a former Salt Lake City boy Lieutenant Rosa B Ramsey was given at the InReplacement Training fantry recreation hall here SerCenter geant Sol Robbing especially "borrowed" from Camp San Luis Obispo was the wisecracking master of ceremonies IN MUSIC The Cetanese Hoar Utn Jttam Ktrn't ptttnti iptt Jaaa Tnyoi uptawa Charl Kwllman It mtr ota I a§& II Uptown — "Tarzan Triumphs" and short subjects d Centre — Rhythm" 12 noon 2 p m 4 5:50 750 10 (2 hours) Capitol — "How About It?" and "Keep 'Em Sluggln'" complete shows starting at 12 noon 1:05 p m 3:50 6:30 9:15 (2 hours "Star-Spangle- minutes) Ctah — "Immortal Sergeant" and "That Other Woman" complete shows starting at 12:10 p m 3:05 6:05 9:25 (2 hours 59 minutes ) Studio — "Yankee Doodle Dandy" 12:20 p m 2:45 5:10 7:35 South-Ea- liV Excltlnf this adventure 8:00 r mm tory of a "forfotTen man" of the Jr who fives hit all for a hero of r-the future! 1I MX Corpralin aAmtrtca i ii i it n w "Songs KUTA 1:00 P M THROUGH Pretenfed br COCA-COL- OS® J03j A COMPANY -- Ye i It' On FRIDAY 4 ""latH-Fno- h BOTTLING OF UTAH of America's" "g e CO-HI- T BEST KNOWN COMMENTATORS TONIGHT 7 PM KSL 4:30 6:30 PRESENTED BY "Boake Carter" in Mayor of ESS—— STf Mon GETS OUT MORE DIRT W r KSL— 1760 Wliliro Hliimaa New Western Agriculture Teia Jim Robertaon 7 wNewa II 1 1 Don C 45 STARTING Wed and FrI Big I !Rov Porter News Stnnetime Oese and Glenn : Street" s Starring iriUMNY I at Sardl s Pattv Jean's Club and Lee Reiser A1 News 16 30 45 I 15 30 1145 ROAD 7 O — Mutual Syetem — Interna tn Network SNewa ol the World Farm Newspaper ol the Air World News KDYL Dude Ranch — Farm News News and Music 4 Everything Goes — Gary Moore M C World Coverage News 7:45 Express Musical Caravan 12 45 1 OO Worid News Top o' the Morning News Uncle Zip Uncle Zip Joan Brooks The National Farm and Home Hour Baukhage Talking Sdaard McHugh Kitchen flatter S "Marine Band World News Marilyn Dav Meade Steadman Sings 5t'Aunt Jenny's Stories yKste Smith Speaks Big Sister B(!en Trent Romance Our Gal Sunday TLlfe Can Be Beautiful ?Ma Perkins Vlc and Sade Goldbergs 8 Star 6tuddd Review — Shep Field's Orch Arthur Gaeth— News Star Etddued Renew featuring Paul Mar- - tin's Orch News Uncle OCheer Bob 8:25 News Reveille Round-u- p Journey Bill Carpenter Sam Up Gang with Smith M C NewsBarratt Chad wick Salt Lake Classified OYankee House Party drama OYankee House Party ONews Boake Carter OBlIl Hav Reads Bible Wayne King's Orches £Road of Life and Bade Snow Village David Ha rum The O'Neills World News Uncle Sam 100 Yrs on Broadway Eeverly Mahr Patricia's Notebook £Art Baker News Dt Kate drama Bing Sings ONews Mel Jass 45 2 00 51! 1 It M OO 16 6:30 6-4- T OO 716 7 30 7 45 2 45 3 OO 3 15 3 30 3 45 4 OO 4 16 4 30 4 45 ir WO yf THIS 6 30 6 45 ! 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" twice about it After escaping from Occupied France in a man- - New r tssapsp rlAAMi THUBS 8:30 (Sugarhouse) — "Thunder Birds" and "Careful By Martin Kane NEW YORK (UP) — Pierre Aumont who should have no serious trouble rivaling Charles Boyer without benefit of toupee is sitting in a New York hotel room these days punching his fists together in impatience to get back to fighting nazis He won the croix de guerre as a tank sergeant in the French army and has just joined the Fighting French forces of General Charles do Gaulle chucking a Hollywood or Ilroiulwuy currer out the window without thinking Raymond Paige's Orchestra MONDAY 2:30 Jnl tej 4 a' fj-- Aching to Fight Nazis Again J8 by MORTON DOWNEY" m "They are mystics" he saya "They like to be slaves If they are allowed to do so they will invent another Hitler "X Lyric — "Kid Dynamite" and "Always in My Heart" Tower (Ninth East and Ninth South) — "Road to Morocco" 7:30' p m 10:40 and "Mokey" 9:15 (3 hours 10 minutes) Mario (Sugarhouse) — "Across the Pacific" 7:35 p mf 10:40 and "Crossroads" 6:15 p m 9:15 (3 hours) Star— "The Return of Frank James" and "Ladies in Retirement" THAT EXTRA SOMETHING IN DAYTIME RADIO st Shoulders" d "heart-"packe- -- 43 4 Mill o 2 :00 TONIGHT Cwlantst Now Playing 20cT lobart Wd tarilama Gorg Sebastian caudutfr KSL Two-Fiste- 9:55 (2 hours 25 minutes) Victory — "Arabian Mghts" 12:30 p "10:30 (2 hours) war "Assignment in Britwhich he has just fintany" ished He was all set to return to London for officers' training with a De Gaulle unit when the French delegation here decided he would be more useful as an aetor in a new documentary picture "A Thousand Shall Fall" about to be filmed When that is finished Aumont hopes to win his commission and be assigned to Tunisia as a liaison officer between French and American forces He knows Tunisia very well having in trouped over the country plays before he scored his first success on the French stage Aumont has seen enough of utes) Lake City Germans to have ome fairly definite ideas about what ahouJd be done with them after th M-G-- Bountiful (Bountiful) — "The Man in the Trunk" 7 p m 9:45 and "Scattergood Rides High" 8:40 p m (2 hours 15 minutes) Murray (Murray) — "Sweater Girl" 6:21 p m 9:11 and "Whodunit" 7:38 p m 10:28 (2 hours 53 minutes) Rlalto — "Thunderbirds" and We Will Go" Gem — "Flight Lieutenant" and "No Hands on the Cllock" show starts at 12:30 p m (2 hours 58 minutes) d State — "The Gold Rush" and Justice director for the Utah state prison and was associated with several theatrical groups in Salt "ROBERTA" few Opening Today Holladay (Holladay) — "The Man Who Came to Dinner" 7:03 p m 10:10 and "The Falcon's Brother" 6 p m 9:07 (3 hours 7 min- n GREAT MOMENTS ner which cannot be told he played on the stage for a while wKh Katherine Cornell then won an important part in Salt Lake Show Guide! !' i n 7fc GOOD wvhw i TO ml PLACE EAT i f 1 j j I rt 1 DAY A lm SlMaging -- 1 1 Ay LAST"1 1 U n i I 11 Is 3 476 South State Short Walk tram Town f ri5