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Show Friday, April 27. THE OGDEN DOST STAGE SCREEN AT THE THEATRES EGYPTIAN comedy, Now playing, Conrad Veidt in A Mans IaHt and Van Eibber Teabone for Two; starting Sunday, John Gilbert in Cameo Kirby; Thursday, Ladies Must Dress. PARAMOUNT Tonight and Saturday matinee,' II a roll Lloyd in Speedy; Saturday night, Sunday and Monday, a Fanchon and Marco Idea featuring Ukelele Ike and others, on the screen, Richard Dix in Sporting Goods." OGDEN Now playing, A1 Wilson in Won in the Clouds; Sunday, Ruddy Roosevelt in The llandit Duster; Tuesday, Ted Wills in "Thunder Riders"; Thursday, Four Footed Ranger. COLONIAL Saturday, Sally ONeil and Owen Moore in Reeky; Sunday and Monday, Margaret Livingston end others in Zane Greys LightHats Off is the comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday, Jame Cruze ning, presents Old Ironsides, and comedy, Max Davidson in Love Em and Feed Em; Thursday and Friday, return engagement of Underworld, Hot Papa is the comedy. LYCEUM Saturday, Tom Mix in The Outlaws of Red River"; Sunday, Jack Holt in The Tigress; Monday, Dorothy Gish in Nell Gwin; Tuesday, Shirley Mason and Ralph Graves in Rich Mens Sons; Wednesday, Victor Hugos Les Miserables; Thursday, Milton SillsKil-in Framed; Friday, Helen Chadwick and Pat O'Malley in Rose of - 192a AMUSEMENTS f CPARTIMr Anne starring Richard Dix, will find ijI UilliiMj llUUlijj favor with Ogden's golf fans when it at the Paramount theatre opens The hill is topped with a Fanchon & Marco Saturday evening. Idea. dare. WHITE CITY GARDENS Dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to Jack Passeys Greater Dand. Grand opening tomorrow night. Open-a- ir floor. Gardens open every Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. Dance tonight given by the American Legion Drum corps. BERTH AN A Dancing Wednesdays and Saturdays. Music by Olie Reeve and his orchestra. at every oportunitv, always hoping the pesky things would break down. Such a situation arises in Cameo Mississippi Kirby, the Fox Films reissue of old of gambling days on the Mississippi. A bold old Louisiana planter offers to bet $!),000 that a certain boat will beat In the days when frightened pick- another up the river. aninnies ran screaming from the clay was a race! The picture But there banks along the Mississippi on the ap- reveals the rival boats churning the even RcharpDix and Geipjjde Oimsted in the MalcolmSt. grown muddy water in a frantic attempt to proach of a noisy packet, 1 Pmamount Prr : reduction Sporting Goods make their destination. The picturesque scenes and the life of the time, of One of the best Rolf .players among own original creations. His stylebeen are realistic in the extreme. Cameo has the songs popular singing Richard stars is screen Kirby is coming to the Egyptian the- Hollywood but in spite of it Dix, whose new Paramount starring widely copied, atre starting Sunday. able to continue to been has Goods will open picture, Sporting an originalrendition each into inject theSaturday night at the Paramount ity no one can quite duplicate. Classic atre. This is Ukelele Ikes first appearDix has a nine handicap, shooting over the West Coast circuit, and ance Lyceum consistently Coming in the low eighties. Ills in fact is his first appearance off muscular good 1'. It is the greatest work of epic and unusually roadway in several seasons. For which has stood him in good stead in been the dramatic fiction which has ever past few years he has been feahim motion made his athletic tured created or conceived by the human a good golfer soonpictures, after he started musicalin many of the big New York comedy productions, and brain, says the Encyclopedia Rritan-nic- a playing a few years ago. to comes fill his WeBt Coast engageof Victor Hugos Los MiseraDix plays golf in Sporting Goods from direct ment the Zifgfield Follies. bles. suit salesman, in the role of a Ukelele Ike was' just recently signIt would be conservative to use the who demonstrates golf the ed by the Columbia Phonograph comsame language in describing the colos- of his suits on the links. practicability Incidentally, sal motion picture production of Los Ford Sterling, the comedian, who has pany in an exclusive recording star, him one of the biggest guaranMiserables which comes Wednesday the role of the sporting goods store giving tees ever made an artiBt. Fanchon to the Lyceum theatre, for thn Univewhom Dix is trying to sell, rsal-Film Marco and have an original dc France triumph is, proprietor is also an excellent although Idea to surroundplanned Ukelele Ikes apwithout doubt, a surpassing cinema be had to net like a golfer, dub ip the picachievement. pearance at the Paramount theatre, ture. This majestic drama of humanity The golf scenes in the picture, in which will include several other acts striving under the yoke of ignorance which Gertrude Olmsted has the fem- to round out a generous program of C AMO and unjust power has had, in its book inine lead, were made on the El Ca- entertainment. Theres no use talkJOHN 6tlBtRT KIW mucnon form, mure readers than any other ballero Country club course, near Hol- ing, next weeks show with the apmen marveled at the. boats. Some of work except the Bible. As a motion pearance of Ukelele Ike is destined to lywood. This course, considered one be them never did pin their faith in steam picture production it has made new of in the West, was the missa great one. Youll be sorry if you the boats and with the instinct of the attendance records in every European scene ofsportiest recent Pacific CoasOpen it. it, people are going to talk about a gambler, offered to bet against them country and has been acclaimed by tournament. s Malcolm St. Cluir, who made Gendirected tlemen Prefer Blondes, SCRIP Fanrhon & Marco Stage Presentations every Goods which is booked at Sporting SAVES YOU Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday matthe Paramount for a three day run. MONEY! inee and evening with screen attractions. Sporting GooiLj is another of Dix's series of sports pictures. In Knockout Reilly he boxed with Jack Renault, the heavyweight professional and in The Quarterback played foot- ill on a team composed almost exclusively of players. On the Stage Saturday, Sunday and Monday is going to le a gala three days at the DIRECTION L. MARCUS ENTERPRISES aramount theatre, and the reason is TONIGHT AND SAT. Jkelclc Ike. His coming is one of the big events on this year's list of REGULAR PRICES stage attractions, and proves once again that the Paramount theatre is the home of the bigger stage attractions. CARL Ukelele Ikes real name is Cliff Edwards, but his popularity as the world's greatest exponent of the uke-el- e has tagged that nickname so se curely on to him that it has been almost impossible to shake. He is recognized throughout the phonograph industry as one of the biggest single sel-othere being over seven million of his records sold to date. Hailed as the one man symphony of crooning jazz Ukelele Ike sings and croons the ballads as no one does, PARAMOUNT NEWS NOVELTY i ml the imitations wiUi his mouth of various orchestral instruments are his Picturesque Race Is Picture Up Feature a Ed-wur- Victor Hugo ds Grand Opening Tomorrow Nite Dance Floor Open-ai- r 25,000 Square Feet Largest in Utah Also opening of all concessions: Skooters, Skee-Ea!- !, Ferris Wheel, Rabbit Race. to 30c Admission Starting Sunday and every Sunday during summer season cur Gardens will be epen free for the public, 2 to 6 p. m. Ilring the Kiddies and let them have a good time. is IIIIIXIIiIIm Now Playing - Today and Saturday m an Into the Sunshine of the Present Stalked the Shadow of his Past ! MATINEE rs SATURDAY NIGHT SUNDAY AND MONDAY ON THE STAGE SHOWS A FANCHON & MARCO IDEA UKELELE IKE (CUFF EDWARDS) n The of Crooning Matinee Idol One-Ma- Symphony Jazz; the of the Sunday 9:15 Monday 24:1379:15 COLUMBIA PRICES ARTIST Matinees ASSISTED BY 13c SCORES OF OTHERS ALSO 30c Evenings ERICKSON PAIVA 9:15 1:157 3 Phonograph. AND HIS RAND ; Saturday ft 7 FEATURING 1 5e 3e jOc ON THE SCREE- N- M O UNT CHRISTIE COMEDY P I C TU two continents as the greatest film triumph of the old world. Many ol! the scenes were taken on the exact ocation.i indicated by the author in tis hook. The streets of these towns were altered to appear ns they did a century ; ago. Each of these operations ran But the , nto prohibitive costs. French hold their favorite author in such esteem that not even the remolding of a town could stand in the way of their producing Les Miserables with absolute fidelity down to the IV. Q PARAMOUNT NEWS last detail. The piiuipal players were selected from the French stage anil the most renowned actors in the land chosen to lortray the characters created by Hugo. The film was originally produced in such great length that is was exhibited throughout France in a series of six s separate showings. Universal has reduced it to feature length, retaining the essential movement of the great story in a succession of gripping and tremendous scenes such as have seldom been seen on the screen. Gabriel Gnhrio, film idol of France, accomplishes a remarkable portrayal in the role of Jean Yaljean, considered by many to be the most lovnhle character in fiction. J avert, the terrible; Father My riel, the saintly; lovely Coset te and her poet lover; all these are brought to life with the force of truth. The affecting sequences in the old Toulon prison are deeply moving and real. They were taken on the actual ground, with convicts ns extra players. The conrl room at Arras, where Valjcau lays down his liberty to save an innocent man - this is highly draThe stirring matic and pathetic. sier.es of the historic Barricades make up a great drama within a drama. All these flashes from a truly epic draifili ma will live long in memory. 8 CONRAD VEIDT, as the man who had mouldered for years in a prison dungeon then gains sudden freedom only to find that he is forced to pose as the brother of the woman he adores. He holds you tense in the spell of his masterly acting almost uncanny and weird. ADDED FEATURES "Van Bibber Comedy Latest Pathe News Gene Hailiday IPeeRYSI at the Rig Wurlitzer eGYPtian Always a Good Show |