THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING a ret Lindsay Usfng Her Spare Time for Study of Economics Now Playing By JIMSflE FIDLER fsomething or other' Franclskat It's a study In graceful motion HOLLYWOOD — Idol chatter: Gaal's declaration that she would when Gail Patrick gets into a car Odd how difficult it ia to remem- like to have a baby but can't spare Odes to human nature: Deanna ber what Sona Henle looks like In the time— she’s made one picture in Durbin pausing outside a candy atreet toge-r- l alwaya think of her two years Margaret Lindsay's tak- shop to make Sure the seams in her in a skating costume Height of ing a university extension course in stockings are straight Talk allkes: economics' of Louisa Campbell and Jean Arthur Martha Ray: Marie Dressier’ colored servants NBC-RE- D NETWORK Jimmy Gleeadn always gives the il- have opened a awanjspderti lusion of being in a hurry parlor in’ Birmingham "with money she left them t" Hilarious jnomfcntsf Carole “LomVenus-hog-Calll- ng ‘THE bard Jimmy Stewart and Director John Cromwell in conference about the correct way to fold a diaper Shirley Temple is studying French If I were a sculptor Madeleine Car-ro- ll popular STATION' TUESDAY NOVEMBER A IT 6 Up and Smile 6 80— KDYL— Rider of the Range 7 00— KDYL— Daybreak Dlreet T‘15— KDYL— Tempo of Today T 30— KDYLrTransradio News T45— KDYL— Little In Churcft Rockies: John Beagle baritone 8 00— KDYL— Timekeeper 830— KDYL— Women’s Chamber Qf Com merce program 8 45— NBC— Aceordiana — 9 00 — KDYL — Melodic Interlude 9 10 — KDYL — True Life Drama 9:15— NBC— Coleman Cox the Kindlv An NBC Station TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 (Changes in programs as listed are due entirely to network corrections made too late to Incorporate ) A M 700— KUT A— Alarm Clock Club with News Notes Music Nousense and Hal Parker 800— NBC— Paul Page Songs 8:15— NBC— Josh Higgins qf Ftnehvtile 8 30— NBC— The Vagabonds Instrumental ’ Philosopher ensemble 30— KDYL — Sweet and Swing With the 8ears’ orchestra Rhvthm Makers and Xavier Cugat’s g4NBC— — Jerry 9 NBC 00— Originalities: orchestra 915— NBC— Sweethearts of the Air with 945— NBC — KfttylCeene Inc drama 10 00 — KDYL — “Those Happy Gilma: Rose drama 9 30— NBC— Story of the Month "The 1015— NBC— Tha O'Neills drama Woman In the Shadow 1030— KDYL—Woman’s edttion of world- 9 45— NBC-e wide Tranaradio News 10 00 — NBC —Viennese ensemble Kampus Kids in songs and Time with j 1045— KDYL— Refreshment Bingin' Sam 1015— &Ua — International News 1100— NBC— The Mvstenr Chef fJBC— National Farm and Home 1115— KDYL— KDYL Scrapbook featur- 1030— Houf— Guest speakers: Walter Blau ing Marie Fontaine fuss and his Homesteaders 11:30— NBC— Daugerous Road dramatic U 15— NBC— Agriculture Today sketch 11 30— NBC — Rochester Civic Orchestra 11:45— NBC— Dr Kate drama M educational concert with Guy Fra -- P aer Harrison conducting 12 00— NBC-- Betty and Bob Y Noon NBC— Arnold Grimm’s Daughter 12 1200?—NBC — "Science pre-- ' 12 Valiant Lady Everywhere" All "Traveler and of Chufches senting 1245— NBC— Hymns under the direction of Dr 1 00— NBCV-Stor- y of Mary Marlin 115— NBC— Ma Perkins Caryol Lane Fenton 1:30— NBC— Pepper Young’s Family 12 30— NGC— Little Variety Show 2 45— NBC— The Guiding Light with ' - 2 00— NBC— Rakov’s orchestra Backstage Wife drama 1 00— KUTA — International 2 15 — NBC— Stella Dallas drama News ’ — 2 30— KDYL— The Inquiring Reporter 1:15— NBC U 8 Army Baud conducted by Captain Thomas F Darcy play 245— NBC —Girl Alone drama 300— KDYL— Matinee Musicaie ing in Washington D C l::45— NBC— Pimlico race direct from 315— NBC— Galllon Brothers 30— NBC— Smilin’ Ed McConnell War Ad Seablscuit race 345— KDYL— Afternoon edition of world wide lastmlnute Traniradlo News 215— NBC— Club Matinee — Variety pro400— KDYL— On With the Dance gram Ransom Sherman master 4 15 — KDYL-?Y- ou and Yeur Fublie Li-- 2 55— NBC— Press Radio News 300— NBC— The Affairs of Anthony dra lirary 4 30— KDYL — Notes In Rhythm matlc serial g 00— NBC — Easy Aces drama 315— NBC— Nancy Martin songs 6 15— NBC— Mr Keen Tracer of Lost 3 30— NBC— The Landt trjo 3 45— NBC— Vaughn De Leath singer Persons 5 30— KDYL— "Jack Armstrong” 4 :00— NBC— Gray Gordon's orchestra ft 45— KDYL— “Little Orphan Annie” 430— NBC— Adrian Rolilnt 600— KDYL — Utah State Republican 4:45— KUTA— Treasure Chest of Melodies 500— KUTA— International News Speakers’ Committee program Da Md J Wilson speaker 5:15— NBC— "Will Aubrey of the By 8 30— KDYL — Salt Lake County Demo wavs" cratic Committee program Non 5:30— NBC— No Talent Wanted: 6:45— KDYL — James Melton Victor Af Who educational Feature for People Do Not Like Music Dr --Watson den's Orchestra Freddie Gibson the Songsmlths Graham McNamee Master of Ceremonies f:00— NBC— Battle of the Sexes conduct 6:45— NBC— Vivian Della Chlesa soed bv Frank Crumit and Julia San prano derson 8:00— NBC— Joseph Uslfer and his muelc T30— NBC — Fibber McGee and Company: and guest artist 800— NBC — Bob Hope’s Variety Show— 6:30— NBC — To be announced 7 00— NBC— "Who Sang It?f with music Skinnav Ennis’ orchestra Bill Goodwin M C and songs guests — 8:30— NBC Jimmie Fidler and His Hol- 7:30— NBC— 25th National Foreign Trades convention lywood Gossip with Secretary of State Cordell Hull as guest speaker 845— NBC— Uncle Ezra's Radio Station n’ Andy 9 00— NBC— Amos 8:00— NBC— NBC Jamboree with Rex 915— NBC— Vocal Varieties choral group Don McNeill Maupin's orchestra master of ceremonies 930— NBC— Johnny presents Russ Morcan and his orchestra: Jack John 8 :30— NBC— Ralph Blaine’s songs Rleh stone's "Thrill of the Week": 8wing ard Liebert at the piano Fourteen Frances Adair vocalist 8:45— NBC — "Be Sensible" talk by Jastrow 10 00— NBC — Good Morning Tonlte— Ooula Orm&v musical director 9:00— NBC— Fats Waller and his Yacht quartet Club orchestra vocalist harpist 10:30— KDYL— "Rulea of the Road” pre9:15— KUTA— International News senting the new traffic sgeety com- - 9 30— NBC— Larry Clinton’s orchestra mittee Monitor Views the 10:00— KUTA-T- he 10:35— NBC — Wayne King’s orchestra News 11:00— KDYL— Tranaradio News 10:15— NBC— Don Bestows Orchestra 10:30— KUTA— Larry Kent and his orches1115— KDYL— Old Refrains 31:30— NBC— Joe Sudy’s orchestra tra from tne Rainbow Randevu 11:06— NBC— Music "of All countries 12:00— NBC— Jack Winston's Orchestra 11:30— NBC— 8hep Fields and his orches 12:30— NBC — Freddie Martin's orchestra tra 1 00— KDYL— Good night 12:00— KUTA— Good flight (Paid Advertisement) (Paid Advertisement) VOICE OF THE WEST M 6 00— TUESDAY A NOVEMBER ) 1 Sunrise Serenade 630— KSL— Music of the Morning 6 45— KSL—Farm Flashes KSL World 7:00— KSL— Early edition Coverage News 7 :15—CBS—Montana 811m yodsltng cow boy 7 :25—KSL—Interlude 7:30— KSL— The Morning Watch — World Coverage News 745rKgL 8 Pretty tfitty Kelly 8 15— KSL— The Buyers' Guide 8 45 —CBS— Waltzes of the World 9 00—KSL— Words and Music 9 15— CBS— Rhythroairea 930— KSL— The Jsnnle Let program 945— KSL— Along Melody Lane 1000— KSL—The aiilkv Wav Mary Lee Tavlor and Bennie Walker 1015— CBS— Her Honor Nancy Jame 10:30— CBS— Romance of Helen Trent 10 45—CBS—Our Gal Sunday 11:00— KSL— Margot Manners Your Style Correspondent 1115— CBS— Vic and Bade Musicaie 11:30— KSL— Midmorning 11:45— KSL— Popular concert P M ' 12 00— CBS— Big Sister 12:15— CBS—Auot Jennie’s True Life ' Stories 12:30— KSL— Stock market quotations and International News — 12:45— KSL Interviews With Visiting Celebrities 100 — CBS — American SchooLpLlhs Air Music of Amei4caTT' Yj30— CBS— Scattergood Baines 1 45— CBS— Melody Rambling 2 Along Melody Lane 2:15— CBS—Myrt end Marge 2:30— CBS — Hilltop Houie etarrln Ben Johneon 2:45— KSL — Hhoppere' Musical ’ Matinee with Wil 3 00— CBS — Music for Fun child liam commcntalor Spier guest and the Columbia Broadconducted by casting Symphony Howard Barlow KSL 3 :30—KSL— Intermountain edition Newe KSL— Shoppere1 Guide 4 00 — CBS — Eton Bove 4 1 5— KSL U g Government Reporta interview'! bv the director of the national emergency council 4:30— K8L— Merchant' Radio Column 6 00—KSL— Dick Tracy 5:15— KSL— Howie Wing e eaga of aviation- : Screenscoops 10:45 — K8L— u S Road Commission program 11:00— CBS— Guest organist In Town Tonight 1115 — CBS— Ted Weems and his orchestra 45— CBS— A M Midnight SKINNAY ENNIS Id oo—CBS— Harry- - nw4fffl orchestra 12:15— CBS —Bob Grant and his orchestra 12 45 — CBS —Prelude to Midnight 100— KSI— -- Good night (Paid Advertisement) JERRY COLONHA Tha Mad Profeaaor and Hi a Sizzling Band 'AG HITS I I & A MISS Afxed Swing Chorus mminx) & gie mxwaxri J Member Safety Mayor’ Committee 10:43 Tonight to 6:15 PM HIGHWAY SAFETY QUILL NEBEKEIi KDYL 6:15 to (Paid Pol Adr by V C Loofbourow 6:30 (SuKarhoiinei — Alex- ander’s Ragtime Band” with Alice and Tyrone Fay Don Ameche ' Power VICTORY— “Personal - Secretary' with William Gargan Joy Hodges and Andy Devine also “In Old Mex ico” with William Boyd Russel Hayden and George Hayes CENTRE— “Sue” with Tyrone Power Loretta Young Annabella Edward J Bromberg Joseph Schildkraut Henry Stephenson and Blackmer Sidney PARAMOUNT— “The Citadel” with Robert Donat and Rosalind Rus- Tho new Olympus theater at Holladay boulevard and Forty-eight- h South street will he opened Wednesday by the Intermountain Theater Supply company P S Guss president-manage- d said Monday The ahowhOtisrlrehhrev fy modern in construction and fixtures Buijt of rejnforced concrete and ateel framework It is fireproof throughput — Th interior is lined with rock wool and ornamental theatrical crash designed to give the best acbuatics Th interior decorations will he based on indirect colored lighting — a system Mr Gum believes la unique In the west Innumerable color designs in delicate pastel ahades and with varying intensity are made possible by blending and reblending of the colors Each hour of the day from ' atffirlse to sunset can be painted on tnWceiling and walls The seats aUfaclng the screen v 5 600-ae- at ar V C‘ The following program wlB he given Tuesday at noon at the reg-ular L D S'taberhecl organ re? I citai by Wade Natsbitf Stephens: Fugue in G minor Bach Prelude to “The Blessed Damozei” Debuaoy Canon in B minor Schumann favorite "Mormon” hymn “Come Come Ye 'Saints” arranged by organist an old melody arranged by organist First Sonata Borowskiv-Alleg- ro ma non Troppo II Andante III Allegro con Filoco HrinwMHUi £ i- iVif! - - Miami’ yrivlia-O- i V ' I ? £ s H 4 ::: i- if 4 HELD OYER 2 with “floating equipped n cushions TheTfulIdLngia Th ditioned throughout sound equipment is patterned after that Exterior view of the new Olympus theater at Holladay boulevard in Radio City N Y and Forty-eight- h South street which opens Wednesday Entirely Mr Gum said th theater's policy modern in construction and llxturea tho new theater will shat will be to run regular’ “amateur 600 persons “Rascals ” with Jane Withers nights" In which Holladay talent For these pur Mt Olympus rising directly east of YouSlnners” costarring Bing Croe-b- y CAPITOL— “Five ef a Kind” with will be developed and Fred MacMurray and “The Holladay the Dionne Quintuplets Jean poses an ample stage Is provided Hersholt Claire Trevor and Slim The theater takes its name from -- Thaopenlng pictures will be "Sing Gladiator” with Jbe E Brown Summerville also "Swing That Cheer” with Tom Brown and Andy Devine STATE— “The Gangs of New York” with Charles Bickford also Gloria Eleanor Brennck reports: Hie fhappy Mrs Ann Irving ip in charge Stuart in "Change of Heart” of our school Red Cross press club- - has decided to hav MURRAY (Murray Utah)— “AlexLillian Brown reports: Th ar- Halloween party Carma Lundberg ander's Ragtime Band” with Don Play ticulating units are learning the Marian Nelson and Mary Leenett Ameche Alice Faye and Tyrone of percentages Our Moran ar in charg of refreshPower also “Hawaiian Holiday” DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Editor equivalents teacher Miss Florence Harper has ments Alice Thompson and Richard SONTAG DOUGLAS BROADWAY — “Toy Wife” with divided the class Into two groups Haslam will be In charge of the Associate Editor Luise Rainer and Melvyn Douglas Th leader from one side will give games If we follow the rules of — Renee a fraction and the leader from the also Tim McCoy in "Phantom HAMILTON SCHOOL safety in our fun we will bt surd to Rodman room I reports: The sixth other aid Ranger” gives the per cent They have a good time of the Hamilton school gave alternate until grades everyone has a turn ON THE STAGE AND SCREEN plays on th - conservation of naJean reports: On NoROXY— On the stage “Around the tional forests Each room was di- vember Campbell 7 a play ’will be givenTfor World Vaudeville Show" On the vided into four committees then the P-Tho fourth A meeting screen “Lost Horizon” with Ronald the room chose which committee fifth sixth and articulating units Colman best the was Each they thought The play Is entiwill participate JOAN SQUIRES Editor room presented its best play Thurs- tled The ‘‘Growing America” CAROL COLLARD ( day in the language room where scenes portrayed events in our Associate Editor The chil- country’s history from the 'time of we have a kmall tage HAWTHORNE SCHOOL— Shir dren enjoyed the work very much the Pilgrims to our present time and have learned how important it The teachers in charge are Miss ley Carter room 10 reports: W is to help '"preserve the national Freda Empey Miss Naomi Crox-for- d went to th library Wednesday for teacher showed forests Miss Mildred Palmer and Mrs the first time Our (Continual on Fa® Slxtwn) Douglas Sonntag room 10 con- Ann Irving tributes: The Hamilton school Glee South-Ea- s clufa Is now very active under the screen direction of Miss Erma Stevens The Openlngon the South-Eaand girls who belong go to Show Tuesday will be “Alexander’a Rag- boys school at 8 a m for this special time Band” which has at the head activity and are happy with the DORIS SEVERE Editor of its superb cast Tyrone Power work The Glee club Is Learning EVERETTE SEVERE MARIAN Alice Faye Don 'Ameche- - Jack-Hale- some new songs NELSON Associate Editors Gloria Shaffer room 15 says: Helen Westley Ethel MerEMERSON SCHOOL — social science the boys and girls In 0 man and John Carradine reports: Children of room 20 of are studying the conservation of Packed with dramatic romance natural resources The problem is th articulating unit are planning show It will tell about a and covering a long period of years 'How rapidly the United States is thepuppet settlement- - of Jamestown and A this picture acclaimed as one of using the natural resources” the Indians We all enjoy practicing was chosen based on hobbies on it and hope it will be ’a success the really great films of tha year play and each is taking a re- We Mr Marion L Harris and hope also features more than a score of source for person his hobby We are en- all the children will enjoy it -- Edward Titus Irving Berlin song hits either In joying our committee work says th boys have whole or in part It is briefly the Beverly Whitney room 12 writes: been divided Into two teams for and k The sixth honky-tonof a articulating baseball The players change places grades story of the rise to fame These boys each band and a Barbary Coast' units have greeters day Everyone has a turn at to elected and girls are greet the every place singer our school New and Interesting short sub- visitors who come to Beverly Skillicorn writes: The We want to make the guests feel boys and girls of rooms 23 and 27 jects will complete the South-Eastwelcome and it is delightful to know are having new bill p contest to see which how to do things courteously FAYE room has better arm position and arm movement in writing Room 23 DON is highest with 64 per cent of the to Have An intimate inside view of the TYRONE Room pupils using arid movement life of an average American family 27 has 48 per cent Even the other "Love screen In "the is blazoned on other rooms have become interested i® Finds Andy Hardy” fourth In the MILTON KOLLSTEIN Editor in this contest bwYl DishWS Hardy Family series which comes KMETSCH room PHYLLIS Wilson that Barbara SflAWDjrt reports to the Gem theater screen Tuesday $UX 19 has a beautiful" fern that hdlps Associate Editor The story la simple relation of - SCHOOL— H e i e n decor atalthe loom M’KINLEYdomestic entanglements tells of the reports: Our school will young man of tho family who not Soderberg have a Halloween fiarty Monday father’s wrath braves his by only car without afternoon VaVioVn buying a s‘econd-han- d thaw There will be a parade for all permission but also becomes en- who came in costumes After ICTION’ the same tho at with three girls tangled parade Mr Ray Hilber his son and time kWXNEWS show in the Lewis Stone again Is the kindly dog will give- us a trick of close At the the auditorium discerning judge head of a typical show we will hold a in our family of five Mickey Rooney home rooms where party refreshments typifies a typical American boy and will be served also in the cast are Judy Garland expects a fine time Lana Turner Cecilia Parker Fay Everyone Adrienne Morris reports: The R4d Holden Ann Rutherford and many gift boxes have been filled nd others The picture is packed to Cross sent to headquarters where they and human with hilt comedy thq will he forwarded November 1 to interest 2 China Every room filled two boxes (DAYS will short subjects Interesting someone to make’ with presents bill new Gem’s complete the air-co- Salt Lake School News and Views Conservation Subject of Library Work Proves of Interest T (EENTTGIE Opening Today At SL Theaters ill Children Plan st Puppet w riHfii With Winn” I Ann-Sand- ers 130351 ’s AtICE Gem AMECHE POWER Group Plans Halloween Party J III I IHOVH LI CDouitaa’ Powerful ranger Band Christened ROXY till till 15c-215c-2- 4 Story! ? wild CUIK (IMS-F4- IAIMTEI C§msa 2 5 7AIUSL Eves Water from tho Mississippi was Children 10c shipped to Paramount studio by the St Louis Mo chamber of com- ON THE STAGS merce to christen Matty Malneck’s “A GREAT BIO DOLLAR SHOW” St Louis Blues hand featured with Dorothy Lamour and Lloyd Nolan in the Mississippi showboat picture With FIVE HEADLINE ACTS "St Louis Blues” TONY DE MARCO — Tonight Kearns Bldg JS Tabernacle Organ Recital Program - Station KSL WILSON TONIGHT KDYL 6:00 J Mr Julian 'Bamliergcr Traffic l v- - HEAR DAVID Hear & te would be my choice for a perfect model Victoj McLaglen’s pet hobby Is his flower garden— the big sissy You often hear the expres' sion “On my honor” in Hollywood— but we've learned to take It with a grain of salt Lunched with Director Clarence Brown and asked his opinion about his current assignment "Idiot’s De hit" he anlight” "It’s a sure-fir- e swered tersely "In the opening 5 scene Clark Gable kisses four girls sell STUDIO— "F our Daughters” - with Priscilla Lane Rosemary Lane kisses How can it miss?” Lola Lane Gale Page Claude Rains John Garfield and Jeffrey Lynn RIALTO— “The Rage of Paris” with Danielle Darrleux Douglas Fairbanks Jr Mischa Auer Helen Broderick Louis Hayward also 5:30— CBS— "Second Husband” a drama starring Helen Menken S:00— CBS — "Big Town ""With Edward O Robinson and Clair Trevor In a series of newspaper dramas 6'30— CBS — A1 Jolson with Martha Rave Lud Cl!ukin's orParkyakarkua chestra T00— CBS — "We th --People" under direction of Gabriel Heatter 7:30— CBS— The Caravan with Benny Goodman and his Swing Sohool 8:00— CBS — "Dr Christian " the drama of Rner's End starring Jean Hersholt KSL— "That Was th Tear” 8 45— KSL— "Tall Tale ” KSL — World We Live In fi 15 — KSL — The Magic Hour 930 — KSL— The Choice of the People" political situations surrounding the election of John Qulricy Adams 10:00— KSL — Democratic Stale Committee program from the Elks club 10:15— KSL— Final edition KSL World News Coverage 10:30— CBS — George McCall’ Hollywood MARTHA RAYf Buhners with Fay Bainter Claude Rains Jackie Cooper Bonita Granville O’Neil and Kay Johnson GEM— “Love Finds Andy Hardy1 with Lewis Stone Mickey Rooney Judy Garland Cecilia Parker and Fa Holden also "Crime Doesn't Pay" r SOUTHEAST 1938 Olympus Theater Opens Wednesday At Salt Lake Theaters CTAH-T“Whl- r NOVEMBER Salt Lake City) 20c-3- VAUDEVILLE Attention Farmers! AS- SENATOR-THO- i 4 PLANETS HANK BUSSEY COT THE - CLEARS THE niGliT-TIC-lE if" FARM ISSUES VM TONIGHT KSL 6 How i$ yovr ’wofeh behoving? 11 us tHmote on overhauling K’ i oni whll ws’re checking' c1 ' ’ 'vpifaii tun TONIGHT ' hV js ST CLAIR SISTERS MAYBERRY LINN -- OTHER JIld - oa:or veellent values In a tmorl new' ¥ 10 - J j (Paid Pol Ad by Lyle B Nicholes 603 10th Ave) With RONALD COLMAN 11 Direct from the Rally- Dance Show - ' At th? Elk’ Club (you’re Invited)' FERRELL IT on the ADAMS v “COUNTY TICKET”-KUTA— p m 9-9:- EVERYTHING FREE! (Paid Political Advertisement by Hymle Guss 814 So 8th Eaet)! Where Tliey Stand! BROADWAY Row- of ttoracterrolM In the Beautiful Tropical Neon-L- it Balt Room ADOLPH BROX’S TOY WIFE Grant Macfarlane Gordon Weggeland with the compliments of KDYL-TONIG- IIT (Paid Political Advert leement by Stephen J Moloney 238 W Brdwy-J- ! WALTZ TONIGHT! RAINER Stanley N Child 6:30 to 6:45 o’CIock - LUISE HEAR 203 80 In 0den MAIN 2405 SALT LAKE CUY Wtshinfton Bird VASELINE At® g Melvys DOUGLAS Robt YOUNG fyVSy Laurel A Vl Tim McCoy in Cot I “PHANTOM i RANGER" pat ore PREPARATIONS — Also— Hardy Comedy AUERBAC 'JbtlQ ' ” Incomparable ' A Real Treat! Rhythm Ladies zuc Gents J0c t Coconut Grove Pt ' STARTS TODAY CHARLES BICKFORD “Tile GANGS of NEW YORK" Also GLORIA STUART “CHANGE of HEART?’ With BIG CAST 730e K ‘ CHEF’S SUGGESTION Hot crisp Waffle covered With durd younft Chicken In Cream Baked Brown Potato choice of Hard-’p- r Hot Roll Vegetable any 5c Drink Chllt with Hot Home-mad- e 1 Se Beane and Rve Bread Hot Beef Tamale with Barbecue Rve Bread lfte Sauce FOUNTAIN—DOWNSTAIRS - ' - ” A a f V