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Show Friday, November THE OGDEN POST STAGE SCR - Astor and others, your entertainment thirst at the Egyptian theatre, starting Sunday for four days: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. DRY lURHNVSrSa EnE!N U AMUSEMENTS for bethe idea "Monkey Shines a few and sides real live monkeys lot of be a therell human monkeys other clever artists, and all very much evidence too! EGYPTIAN Now playing, Jean Hrrsbolt in Jazz Mad; Sunday, Monday, in Chief among the monkey shine Tuesday and Wednesday, Mary Astor in Dry Martini. internadispensers in Chas. Chase, PARAMOUNT Tonight, The Wedding March; Saturday, Sunday, Mon- tional pantomine comedian. Chase is is day! I"On Chaney in While the City Sleeps ard, on the stage, Fanchon most unique. His usual wake-u- p ft drun a a down, between cross a Idea. and Murco presents Monkey else that might you OGDEN Now playing, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in Dead Mans Curve; sap or anything of what is pin onto it, but regardless and Sunday and Monday, Sally Plane in Her Summer Hero. originally funny it, he is funny, After in and Eosworth Hobart Gilbert that. at Saturday, Eugenia Chase is flexibly built, and twists the Storm"; Sunday and Monday, William Iluines in Telling the World; about in a dance of jazzy Tuesday and Wednesday, Clara Bow in Rough House Rosie; Thursday and turns cigars and cigsteps, eating burning and and Friday, Tom Moore in The Siren. then to top all the while; arettes LYCEUM Satui day, Buzz Barton in The Fighting Redhead; Sunday, Tom Mix in Painted Post; Monday, Esther Ralston and Raymond Hatton in Fashions for Women; Tuesday, Costa Ekrr.an and Krina Bell in The Golden Clown; Wednesday, Dolores Del Rio in TheGateway to the Moon; Thursday, Corfr.ne Griffith in 3 Hours; Friday, Florence Vidor in The World at Her Feet and Ranger, the dog, in "The Swift WHAT'S GOING ON COI-ONIA- I. 2552 Shadow. WHITE CITY GARDENS Dancing every Tucslay, Thursday and Saturday orchestra. to the music of Jack Passeys twelve-piec- e BERT1IANA Regular dances every Wednesday and Saturday. Music furnished by Olic Reeve and his orchestra. tn.n-.el- s, The central figure is played by Gran, wha is cast as an Ameri si . i & Ss ..ro ire tn A 1,8! he: jWI jk' r. Th 111 1 i Washington Avenue JACK BELL, Owner 9x12 Pabco Rugs. This Week $7.Si WILL TRADE IN YOUR OLD MERCHANDISE Phone 870 can who has spent eight years in Faris cultivating his five senses and evading domestic responsibilities. At the height bf his philandering, his daughter, whom he has not seen in years, comes to visit him. He prepares to give her parental guidance, apd he finds she has come to Faris vernacular of the coppers. for adventure. How he extricates her In common with stage, screen, cirand gets himself more deeply enmesh- - cus and Gangland, the police world ed is artistically shown with deft di- las a language of its own, the rectorial touches by DArrast. Mary and star Astor plays the daughter and others many of its words woulddeclares, be unintelliprominent in the cast are Matt Moore, gible to the outsider. Sally Eilcrs, Jocelyn Lee, Albert For instance, a detective never reConti and Torn lticketts. fers to searching a prisoner, but alDry Mirt ini comes here heralded him. speaks of "Frisking as the most appetizing screen treat ways Frisking him for his rod means J er of the current year. searching the prisoner for a gun. means taking police Mugging r1holographs of the prisoner, and Tabb;ling him means taking his finger prints. To rope a suspect is to pretend to be a friend and gain his confidence to obtain a confession. Ringing is a substitution of another man for a detective to misdirect the attention of crooks. A police badge is a buzz er. Sweating means severely grilling a suspect, and sapping means subduing him by xheana of a sap or small leather bag filled wifh buckshot. Bracelets are handcuffs and the come along is a small single cuff which can be, fastened to a prisoners wrist and twisted to make him tract- I L. MARCUS ENTERPRISES I TIIE WEDDING MARCH UHBUMLUI SUNDAY : MONDAY Imagine Chaney as the Rest Fly Cop in New York! : R AVIATION HAS A PLACE FOR YOU! a: Train right at the Ogden Airport in your spare time in the fastest growing industry in the world. Enroll today! For a personal interview call 253S Wash. Avenue w Ci B THE OGDEN FLYING CLUB Phone 4312 1 Et SI 11 ai w P 2 pm. able. LAST TIMES TONIGHT ERICII VON STROHEIMS SATURDAY of The best merchandise for the lowest price in Ogden. A store where you can be assured of an honest deal. Conte in and convince yourself. Anything for the home. On the Stage Monkey Monkeys! Monkey fun! business! all combined into one hilarious stage idea will be the Fanchon Ixn Chaneys roles are often les- and Marco revue for Saturday, Sunsons in slang, for he always studies day and Monday at the Paramount the lingo of any character he is to iness have Fanchon and Marco named play, and uses it in speaking his lines, theatre under the comical title of to get the feeling of the role. A Monkey Shines Idea. while back he used gangkter slang, Not berause .the' entire show will and he has used circus slang, too; be devoted to monkeys or monkey bus- in and his latest exploit was learning the slang of the police. In his role ns the detective in While the City Sleeps, which comes to the Paramount theatre Saturday, Sunday and Monday, he snoke all his lines in the Lesson No. 3 HOW TO PLAY RIUDGE will appear in Next Weeks Ogden Post. DIRECTION ;Pil Old Location, 315 24th Street Chaney and Monkey Shines at Paramount live. sf i iity r off these liftc., title j,u ,1 dulges in a bouquet of camalioii' Following along on this a'l program is. Cal Norris and 3 friends. Who the yirU they do, we wont divulge heLS just say. theres some store for you, and thats that! t Rounding out the light ,0medr mosphere of the idea Marco have staged dance numbers with th. Sunkiat ties. One dance is calM the pede Clog and features tie eiriJ' novel fourlegged dance et'fdt. The stage setting, mu-i- c and will all fit u.i.i the moru. atmorphere of the idea. OGDEN EXCHANGE The Egyptian theatre will nerve Dry Martini to its patrons for four days beginning Sunday. Not in liquid but in celluloid form, for they have booked for that period Fox Films production of Dry Mar tini, based on the novel by John Thomas and directed by Harry DArrast, who has won success with The MagnifService for Ladies, icent Flirt and A Gentleman of Paris Dry Martini is a story of Faris the Faris of exiled Americans where men live to play and women play to Fi 2. io In Chaney's new picture he plays a New York detective in a desperate battle with a band of gangsters, and a love affair is injected with himself, Anita Puge and Carroll Nye as a triangle. Vivid machine gun battles and other thrills mark the swift action of the play, which Jack Conway directed. Mae Busch, who played with Chancy in The Unholy Three, Wheeler Oakman, Polly Moran, Richard Carle, William Orlamond, Clinton Lyle, Lydia Titus and others of note appear. WMM P th th tt Si 0. in; hs cf 81! Ul na Mrs. Hertha A. Conroy Teacher of Contract and Auction BRIDGE Works Method Studio at No. 12 Prery Apartments Special Terms to Classes and Clubs. I M ft fl I ANITA PAGE MAE BUSCH C II A N K Y opens the door upon a thrilling world of gals, gangs and Dont miss it I i gun-pla- y. ON THE STAGE Our Gang FANCllON & MARCO Comedy lresents THEIR COMIC TRIUMPH sa MONKEYSIIINES IDEA m. CIIAZ CHASE A Comedy Drama of CAI. NORRIS N GIRL FRIENDS EVERY CENTIPEDE BEAUTIES TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY ERICKSON AND HAND i'V A- f - ON THE STAGE V 8 -- 10:15 Sun. nnd Mon. 1:13 7 9:15 Doors Open Daily 2 F. M. - r - v 4 A M X - , ' 3.Do HARRY MRAST ADDED FEATURES lT V latent w Fox XrLLaUSrh Cmcdy S..ows at T R SALLY MATT MOOR From Hie Novel by JoJinTTiOmiJ-.- . Scenario by ment Thirst! HAND SUPREME V- ALBERT GRAN JOCELYN LEE GAY PAREE to Quench Your Entertain- JACK PASSEYS Saturday - OK MMV ASTEltf Featuring - 3 ,j 7 PRODUCTION Cornpanicnalc Service Ilalliday at the Wurlitzer 9. No Raise in Prices! fe: cn bC Of |