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Show THE LEIII SUN, LEHI. UTAH City Dweller May Be Citian Citvite or Even a T.i . t . i Fun lor the Whole' Family SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS YOU PON'T MAYPE NOT, W 1 WISH MY NEEP ANOTHER V I POC-PUT IP FEET WOULP C; CHARSE OP tJl SHOULP RUN 1 fcUN POWN V COSMIC if POWN I'P SHRINK I AN' f VET,fPAI?lO('- TO sNVlSIPILrTY BACK TO 5IZE PUT IP YOU 'V AGAIN A ELEVENS A INSIST, SIT f " X-lN-v vn THERE Vf." t YT -np ;t ; if-I HAVE TO V Y SAY I ! WASH 'EM i f SPEAKING 4L i WITH A HOSE O OP FEET- V -THEY'RE TOO WE"P BETTER 1 Bl3r FOR A A HIP OUR ? PATHTU5 Vl SHOES ff -PUPPIES LIKE NOT i 1.1 If V -HE ONLV CHEWS A TO CHEW SHOES ( GOOBBZ! ' I HOfcf ECHOES' -ANP WITH SOO0ER 1 OEWARY T "T V N-J-L S FULL OF COSMIC SHOES ARE . I ; fVa''' , RAYS ANP EXTRA fl TOO flY l- Jsf 1 STRONG HE'P J V FOR HIM- ,s T C REALLY RUIM S . . 7 M 1 jSSSi REG'LAR FELLERS Ready for Calamity SOMETIMES WARSHIPS RUN AGROUND, MEN." I AN ITS NECESSARY , V T' RESCUE. VTH' CREW.' By GENE BYRNES , M I . 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By VIRGINIA VALE ' ROBERT PAIGE has climbed to success in the movies the hard way; he made nineteen pictures in two and one-half years, none of them strictly Grade A. But the break he finally got was worth that struggle the role opposite op-posite Deanna Durbin in "Can't Help Singing," a technicolor musical musi-cal on which Universal spared no expense. Bob's an extremely likable young man whose greatest cross is f i - I -tr ? 1 i: i iilll Via. ROBERT PAIGE the fact that because of stomach ulcers he was turned down flat for the armed forces. He's doing a whale of a job,- entertaining at camps and hospitals, but says he knows every man there is wondering wonder-ing why that big husky he stands six feet two isn't in uniform. He would be if he could! Years ago Henry Gladstone, Mutual Mu-tual network commentator, included in-cluded among his boyish hobbies the two sports of harness racing and dog breeding. Now they're paying dividends. Pathe News has announced an-nounced that Gladstone will be the commentator for two new films, "Harness Racing" and "School for Dogs," both of which are slated for national release this month. Gloria Dea, who plays a clown-dancer clown-dancer in Charles R. Roger's "Delightfully "De-lightfully Dangerous," worked in the daytime; her fiance, Jack Statham, an orchestra leader, worked at night. And they wanted to get married. mar-ried. But they couldn't cope with the time problem. So Rogers held up the picture, for 20 minutes recently re-cently while the ceremony was performed, per-formed, with Connie Moore acting as official witness. Hal Walker, assistant director at Paramount for 14 years, was made a director at the urgent request of Blng Crosby and Bob Hope. His first picture is "Road to Utopica," not yet released, said to be the best of aU their "Road" pictures. Alan Ladd's collecting signatures of movie stars, and he really works hard at it When he started "Two Years Before the Mast" his little daughter Alana's Irish nurse handed him her autograph book and firmly requested that he fill it for her. Good nurses are rare so Ladd takes the book along whenever he goes anywhere where he's likely to encounter movie celebrities, and the nurse is haopy. iod Ho .ar 0f Samuel Gold-wyn'i Gold-wyn'i "Tlu Princess and the Pi-rate," Pi-rate," so fai the only representative representa-tive of the sW world to have his statue In "The Living Hall of Wash-Ington, Wash-Ington, 1944," a collection of 50 statues of notable men in wartime to the Smithsonian institution. Sculptor Max Kalish posed him in what Hope calls "My ladies and gentlemen gesture" - with hands clasped. You'll see Fred MacMurray with a luminous face in "Murder He Says," a face insured by Paramount Para-mount for $1,000,000. Studio techni-cians techni-cians figured out that they could coat Fred's face with phosphorous mixed with grease paint, ignoring the fact that Peter Whitney was to hurl a blazing torch at the star missing him-but possibly igniting tne phosphorous. Executives got Jittery hence the insurance. The October Network Hooperat-tags Hooperat-tags are pretty interesting. "When a Girl Marries." by Elaine Carrine-von, Carrine-von, leads the list of the top 10 day-me day-me shows, with "Kate Smith Speaks - next, and "Our Gal, Sunday" Sun-day" in third place. "Star. Over Hollywood" leads Saturdays The program having the most women listeners per set is "Songs by Morton Mor-ton Downey"; for the men it's "Cedric Foster." ODDS AND ENDS-Henrr McNaugh-ton, McNaugh-ton, poem-recuing Englishman on "It Pays to B. Ignorant," has on, amb" tun, to beat hit wife at eolfh; ezS: ttem chmp ' Farnum. Western ttar of silent fUms, nakes his film comeback in Columbians Tonight and Ever, Night,' RiUl H fighter. Gerry, makes her dancing Lddard has had the same dressing room ever since she's been at P1 tiirni j - 14 Names Identifvin inhabitants of American lave no definite principles govwv ng their formation, says Collier'!' Tor example, persons living ' Sansas City are known as y-las y-las Citians, those living in Jers :ity are Jersey Cityites, andtho! Salt Lake City as Salt Lakers j Others borrow their names1 ibroad, such as the people w Cambridge, Mass., who call ther! lelves Cantabrigians after those iring in Cambridge, England. ;: CLASSIFIED P E PA RTME N . OFFICE EQUIPMENT j WE BUT AND REM, , Office furniture, Fllea. Typewriter! AiH ing Machines. Safes. Cash Register, , SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE IS West Broadway, Salt Lake Cltj, uu ' Used Cars- Trailers SCHOOLS Salt Lake Barber College I rormerly "Moier's" Edw. F. Gillette 5 Hgr. Classes now starting. 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