Show i - SUNDAY MORNING MARCH s THE OGDEN 1 1931 Tales of Real Dog S STASDAkD-EXAMiNE- A Little More Horse Sense Needed in the Driver’s Seat! RADIO AID TO! GUILD REVIVES By Albert Payson Terhune 3 ‘D R s TOO PLAYS BY The Mongrel That Paid a Great Debt in Full THIS ! l 4 story sounds as 12 a very novice writer bad made it up It has ail the elements ol tiie very cheapest and most melodramatic riction I would not dare to tell it to you 12 it did not hapActress Misses Boat When pen to be true (Truth is not cmy -She Forgets Something stranger than fiction' but it is often so much like fiction that it is ii Goes Home hard to tell the difference between the two) NEW YORK Feb 28— (AP)— A boy Nat Reynolds Bernard Shaw is writing his new 0W FORMERS&J SE OF I some lived near Montclair N J with such disdain for boarda 2Vt ran play leisurely His mother years ago DIRECTION WAS DEPENDED his American audiences that the ing house a mile or so from a local UPOM TO DO MOSf OF theatre guild has decided to revive tongate rME ''DravIWO’' — ones two his of old was as Nat One day walking The first of these is “Getting homeward after carrying noonda Married” which will open in New dinner to the tollgaie Keeper one York and go on tour next season Schaick who was a boarder of his It was last played here by William mother’s he saw a small spotted Faversham in 1916 dog trotting along the highroad The other is “Captain At the same moment a motorcar Conversion” which will go - came whizzing around the bend on tour almost immediately with a The dog at speed traveling high New York engagement set for Oche But out of to tried the way get tober Ellen Terry was the star in was not quite quick enough The this when it was produced first in car hit him and sent him rolling 1907 over and over screaming with pain CHANGES IN LINES WAYSIDE DIICII The dog landed in the wayside Shaw’s most recent “The Apple ditch The car sped on without Cart” has just finished touring and is now being played by little stopping It was just one of those theatres in several cities everyday needless motor tragedies which were common enough even in ijsa iff" those days and which are tenfold The production of “Grand Hotel” more frequent now has brought about changes in the Nat ran to the roadside and lives of its performers almost as picked up the writing and shriekas those which happen to dramatic ing little dog He toot it home and the actual characters in the play MONTFORJ worked over it His mother helped is of course a drama which vitIt him Together they nursed it back ally intermingles the lives of a dozSpot Dancing in Frenzy About a Mound in the Snow to life and health en during the 36 hours they But for Nat the puppy would in- warmed themselves at it before nearest bank Up it he crawled his are people in a large hotel staying evitably have died there in the starting back Then the shivering soaked fur freezing to his body Shumlin Herman its producer ditch He saved the unfortunate Spot burrowed down among some! Then he set off at a scared gallop was a known manager only for victim’s life You shall hear how rotting burlap bags in a corner and for home of Last his “The Mile” presentation that the dog paid SOMETHING AMISS went to sleep while Nat and Schaick He had never before staged a play Nat’s mother gave her son permis- were chatting But even while he was running but did “Grand Hotel” when he sion to keep the mongrel he had reshe halted then dashed away at couldhe find remembered his none else with suitable the boy Presently cued They named the waif “Spot’ mother’s command to right angles He had — heard or ideas His directing brought him hurry home scented because of his liberally-spotte- d amiss something something fame overnight and now he has of “An American Tragedy” and “Elon his return' jourcoat Boy and dog became dear and he set forth on which made him forget his own been his in Nat and made general supervisor of mer Gantry” ney slept Eyes friends living and eating and sleep- haste Sopt fear and discomfort did not miss him one of WILL BE IN PLAY the major movie companies Mrs Reynolds was And Meanwhile ing together only a few years ago he was Maire O’Neill who is Mrs SinSNOW FALLING All In fact Spot became an imporworried over Nat’s absence terribly selling photographs to Pennsylvania clair arrived two days later and she of tant and popular member the ReyThe snow had begun to fall heav- She had told him to hurry He had housewives also will be in the play It seems nolds household Everyone liked him ily The wind whipped it to blind- not come home The storm was that when the two left their home Madison wis — (ap — The — was a Leontovich noted conone Schaick of the boarders Eugenie except ing sheets of whiteness which waging in blizzard fury She tele- dramatic in Dublin for the pier where their vaunted actress in Russia when she “eye” is nearthe tollgate keeper From the first fused and frightened the lad and phoned for neighbors to join her in was boat O’Neill as Miss came waiting six to here but the a dislike the keen years ago made him lose his way The cold a search for the missing lad this man took is the way of women recalled at the sighted out of cut him to his very marrow Unable Out they set through the storm only job she could find was in a last friendly pup and would goswear moment that she had forgotten Close up these electric cells deat to see his way hemmed in by the groping their way and unable to musical comedy chorus For the his way to kick at him or tect differences imperceptible to orsomething next five she snow buf- guess in which direction to go years him swirls of trouped in was While to she the tests returning stand companies never able eyes But in NEAREST TABLE feted by the gale he staggered wear- They made their way at last to the house their ship started pulling up dinary to on a chance in get a Joel Broadway made blizzard Prof to tollhouse the find Nat had was that house in telescope ily by the only When Schaick through Philosophically Stebbins of the gangplank of her in Chicago the heard Shumlin toll- left there long ago An Schaick at hour later the cower under Wisof would tremblingly University Spot boarded the ship and left a stirring among the Schaick joined them in their hunt cast her in one of the leading roles Sinclair the nearest table or chair Not un- houseof noticed a note telling his wife to catch a consin the human eye sees stars now are and critics of her rotten in pile burlap bags til the tollman had gone back to his corner tije They shouted and tried in every way in the same breath speaking one when she returned from five or six times fainter than does with Barry- later house He went over to investigate to locate the blizzard-straye- d young- more job would the dog venture forth the Fontanne and Cowl the mechanical eye Spot was waking yawningly from his ster but to no avail Then in a from his hiding place lull of the gale just as they were Hortense Alden quit a principal’s One bitterly cold day in early cozy nap Schaick saw a chance to rid him- hopeless of getting any response to role in “Lysistrata” against the adTo start with they have from genwinter Mrs Reynolds called to Nat Man Is to take a Says who was playing in the attic with self forever of the mongrel pup to their cries they heard a sharp im- vice of her friends eration to generation felt themwhich he had taken such a fierce perative barking far to one side chance with “Grand Hotel” Now Spot and bade him carry Schaick’s selves to be the lords of creation and dinner down to the tollhouse as dislike He snatched up the whim- as Mrs Reynolds recognized the bark the Greek comedy is closed drathe superior beings So that when brokers into shoved ticket him German and the say Spot’s The searchers lunged usual She warned him to hurry pering Spot as a big storm was massing along one of the bags Then he dropped and lurched through the drifts in ma will be running here for two LONDON — Mere 'man is vain women give them the horizon and she wanted the boy into the sack a heavy brick he used the direction of the sound ever more summers of adulation they smile bevainer than mere women —conto get safely back before it should as a doorstop guided by that series of shrill barks Hull took a role which Ba- yea Henry to belief the of men and ask for more and trary nignly break Tying up the neck of the bag he Finally they came upon Spot sil Rathbone turned down in order probably “ ‘You are a women few marvelous says Nat wrapped up warmly and set carried it out through the whirling dancing in frenzy about a new to appear in another show in which Men dote on flattery and swell the woman ‘Ireally seen anyhave snow snow to in mound ran the river at the and than forth with all speed for the he was starred The Rathbone up when given a pat on the back-m- ore one play tennis drivenever rapidly barking a car make a tollhouse Usually when the and deep at the rear of the toll- the top of his voice show ran only a few weeks while so than women The author- speech or do anything quite as well house unconscious There cold from and Hull has himself as ity for these statements is none as you can The man receives this boy made these trips with Schaick’s heave he sent covered with the drifting snow lay one of the stage’s most able leading other dinnerpail Spot stayed behind be- theWith one mighty than Countess Westmoreland as his right draws himself up to his cause of his fear of the tollman But men bag flying far out among the Nat she says “are much more full height and replies: ‘Oh not “Men” CARRIED HOME the icy waters today for some strange reason masCREATES to flattery than women too bad just average you know ” SENSATION susceptible Into the fast running and half The child was carried home by dog went along with his young Siegried Ruhmann who created frozen stream splashed the bag Schaick the dog running close ter a sensation in “The Channel Road” tore his Downward kitchen In mother’s sank and was mere it chance alongside it Spot by Perhaps two seasons ago could not find was to over came worked force Nat all he his until wtih puny that he accompanied Nat Perhaps struggled part suitable for his pecuhe was warned by that queer “sixth get free Lucky for him it was that back to his senses- In a few days another liar talents until “Grand Hotel” as was ever as was tore well rotten he and actuates It the sense” which sometimes burlap came along exto break had his his efforts under raveled no can human Spot which and paid dogs Schaick confessed sheepishly his through it plain two share in the mishap Thereafter he Recent premiers on Broadway ran along through the To the surface arose the The Soot Manfully he struck and the little dog were good friends seem to have established a new low bitter cold the wind chilling them to the bone There was a hot fire out for the shore Panting and (Copyright 1931 McNaught Syndi- level in mediocre attractions and cate Inc) those of this week did nothing to in the tollhouse stove Boy and dog dazed he fought his way to the help matters “The Venetian Glass Nephew” is a stage version of Elinor Wylie’s novel and the attraction seems to be as fragile as but without the df the book The critics charm We Can Make Speeches in Our Sleep concerned themselves largely with attempting to determine whether it was a drama with music or a minor That sounds crazy but its not the Old By WILL ROGERS To Build all I know is just what I sun travels at the rate of one thouIts reception was barely opera WELL in lukewarm the papery and all the sand miles an hour well if the is in the Town’s reading I been able to do Mary Nash ran into even harsher “1 e p p ing” plane travels that fast you are keepair bolts of critical lightning with “A to ing up with the sun so you leave from town Woman a play taken— and town But we at noon and as there is three hours VENTURA Calif— (AP)— Old and not very Denied” well— from the Italian It worn-oautomobiles may be used is one of these pseudo-risqu- e finally got back stories home to Califor- difference in time it takes you three to build a breakwater for this town about an artist and his beautiful nia We sure did hours to make it so you can get model but the players so say the some there when the sun does so you Decrepit useless cars under plans reviewers run into certainly were anything noon noon of and arrive at the city engineer will be dumped but cast for weather leave at tough type on the way out Of course when we fly two thou- into the ocean and allowed to fill will leave sand miles an hour you This Hawkes Arthur Sinclair the Irish actor York at noon and will fly out with sand and rock Ventura has returned this sure did defy New week to take over the asked war the department’s permis- leading role in the elements and arrive back at noon in other Patrick Kearney’s We was flying words you havent been gone at all sion to build the breakwater for a new comedy The author is the one me of the time I small boat harbor that reminds through the fog and for the responsible dramatizations and rain coming took up a negro t y Will always from our last wants me to tell some jokes too stand at Texar- he has advised me not to get too kana Tex all technical So I will tell you about ’ one morning We the negro boy” THIS TOWN STUFF finally worked our way out to the edge of New Mexico and then we So we had this stuff down so pat P got out of the rain and hit a real that we could do it anywhere or I blizzard a snow storm Well sir any time Frank has a ap dandy that bird started circling and mess- pearance on the stage and they like ing around in the air and I had no to hear him tell of his trips Well idea what he was doing or trying in case I am called at any hour to do I thought he is only trying of the night I simply roll over on to find the ground But do you my pillow start in as follows: know he came down and made a “Well folksand sure to be here quick side slip standing I just with you glad yougladare starving thought it was a forced landing on otherwise I would never have met the prairie but then I saw it was you You have got nothing on the a little marked off emergency field rest of the country We are all he had found it by instruments not starving We havent had a regular by sight It was the last one on meal since the Democrats were the way across the mountains until and if we wait for ’em to get in in we reached Albuquerque over a again we may never get another hundred miles away one The promised us Now get this Here was an emer- prosperity Republicans and we like a half wit gency landing in a storm where you believed ’em But the is on couldn’t see ten yards and we had-e- them they aint eating joke so regular got out of the plane and quit themselves Starving aint so bad stamping around trying to keep its getting used to it that is tough warm till a committee of the town The first three years of a Republiwas out there to ask us to come can administration is the hardest that night to a banquet We had By the end of that time you are had three solid weeks of commit- used to living on predictions It tees and was flying away to es- seems good to get back in the old cape ’em and here was one- away South for this is about the out on the prairies in a snow storm only oldagain South we got Prohibition Thats working pretty fast I want split us in two politically and the to see some chamber of commerce drouth cut the two halves up into New Dodge Six Sedan f845 beat that The school teachers of quarters and the quarters are diGuadaloupe county were having a vided over the tariff so that only banquet over at the Hafvey house leaves one eighth of the party inA INew Dodge Six and Eigbt — witb all tbe qualthat night so Frank Hawkes and tact and the Wickersham report I went over and did our usual lit- killed off those that could read and tle act ity stamina and dependability you expect from the Hoover Democrats have comEssex challenges the performance of any six DO IT IN OUR 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It introduces fine-ca- r We had got so by this time we solid in favor of anything that aint style regardless now in effect This hunger is not could do it in our sleep You could to lowest the and price and performance—-- and still remaining at tradiwake either of us up at any hour local its universal field Itisstrongly built to assure lasting satisfacof the night and we would raise DRINKING CORN up Frank would say “I have been “Senators are drinking corn when Tbe TSTew Six 815 to tional Dodge price-leve- ls tion and utmost dependability It matches the called - speed demon I am not a two years ago they would have demon I think that aviation turned speed their nose less than economy of cars most noted for low operating 845 Xbe TJew Eigbt 1 095 to 1 1 35 Standard has something to sell that no other Bourbon up Lobbyists areatworking on cost It gives you line of transportation has and that commission and starving to death Riding Comfort for is speed I mean speed within the Wall Street brokers have let their Standard 1095 835 to to of its the first time in a car amazing low price: confines of safety the whole heav- night chauffeurs go Rockefeller Sr ens above is open and all we have is only playing seven holes AH price factory The to do is to use it You cant get Rapidan dried up and the president any worse hurt flying at two or is using the seine in the Potomac three hundred miles an hour than Coolidge hasent had a new ribbon you can- flying at ninety so what on his typewriter since Northampton we have to do is develop planes that raised its tax rate hasent will fly at what we now call a issued an ultimatum Borah Phone 121 2810 Washington Ave since Idaho tremendous rate of speed I see the silver mines closed for lack of gold Motor Co lleitz & Winzler Auto Co day coming in the not far distant I am telling you times are tough Hansen-War- e when you will leave New York at When Charley Schwab cant think Preston Idaho Tremonton and Brigham City Utah noon fly across the country at the of an alibi its H ” Baugh Motor Co rate of a thousand miles an hour Utah 1931 Logan 2652 Washington Ave (Copyright McNaught and reach Los Angeles at NOON Syndicate Inc) 1 emotional ten-year-- BERNARD SHA17 CLEVELAND— She never sees her pupils She never receives ruddy cheeked apples and pretty flowers from- the little tots in her classes And Its all because Ida Baker is a I radio school teacher But Miss Baker gets something she values far more than apples or flowers from her pupils She? receives letters which tell how much they like her When she took sick - f old during a term last year she heard from many of them telling bow much they missed her Miss Baker is one of the few women radio school teachers in the country At WHK here she conducts three classes in arithmetic She has more than 6200 pupils in 36 ' grade schools throughout the city Seated before the microphone at 9:10 and 9:40 Monday and Thursday mornings she presents arithmetic lessons which after one year of outside experience and two years on the air have proven practical for radio purposes Brass-bound- ’s jj A COLLEGE PROFESSOR Miss Baker is associate professor of mathematics at Western Reserve university here R G Jones superintendent of Cleveland schools sought her out three years ago to prepare a course In arithmetic 2pbv ’ life-de- bt K Mechanical 'Human’ After photo-electr- ic ever-increasi- one-nig- ht ng far-seei- v ng Mere Vainest Creature well-thought-do- ses mile-dista- nt PUPIL TEACHER adaptable to radio instruction Her present lessons are the Work of considerable experimentation with large classes in school rooms to see if they were practical for radio use By working directly With teachers she has also been aided in" the prearation of her lessons I “My work of the past three years has convinced me that radio lessons cause the children to think as well as compute automatically says Miss Baker “It materially aids their concentration powers and by making them conscious of their own mistakes radio lessons urge them not to make the same mistakes New of again “School reports indicate” that children take an extreme interest in the lessons that come out of j the LONDON — Sir James Jeans the loud speaker ALSO AID TEACHERS j eminent physicist gives in his new “Radio lessons also aid the book a new and startling picture of teachers schools in driving home in how the earth was formed some certain little points in difficult 2000000000 years ago problems As a supervisor I can get “A second star wandering blindly directly to the mind of the child the air whereas without radio through space happened to come over instructions and suggestions orwithin hailing distance of the sun” my would have to go through dinarily he says in the book “Just as the school heads principals and indisun and moon raise tides on the vidual teachers before it reached the earth so this second star must have pupils” raised tides on the surface of the Radio tests are given every six sun — a huge tidal wave must have lessons and results of these tests traveled over its surface ultimately are considered by regular teachers ' forming? a mountain of prodigious in giving pupils their grades I ever lessons which are would radio' “We rise find a highheight great er and higher as the cause of the aid to regular teachers” Miss Baker says “They bring the teaching disturbance came nearer “And therefore the second star of a specialist to pupils and the began to recede its tidal pull had lessons are the result of much! exbecome so powerful that this moun- perimenting The pupils receive 40 tain was torn to pieces and threw minutes of radio instruction a Week off small fragments of itself much and the teacher has 160 minutes the as the crest of a wave throws off rest of the week in which to Work spray These small fragments have with pupils in conjunction with radio been circulating around their par lessons ent sun ever since They are the “The lessons also aid teachers in planets great and small of which grasping the psychology of teaching our earth is one” the subiect” -- Picture Earth’s Creation f $ s t - ’ I life-de- bt half-drown- ed N WILL ROGERS SYS-- The Finest" Performinq Six Hudson Ever Buili Cars Breakwater ut DDDBE E-- ENDAB LITY WEARS A RICH nt Competes with the Lowest in Challenges the 'Finest" in Duality - s Super-Sixrsmoothn- ess Six735 foh 1 Eigbt995 ROBT H HINCKLEY Inc - Rare seats are wide and deep — with lots of room for comfort while riding Head-rooand m are greater doors are wider bodies are insulated against weather and noise All controls are easy to reach and operate Your nearest Hudson-Esse- x dealer is ready to give you a demonstration Go test its challenging performance and Rare Riding Comfort yourself! 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