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Show Friday, November 2, 1928 CLUBS i.nnuK- - text reports will bo Hi foiiows: "riirio UiMv iis of given histone Life, Miss Jessie r.otbe pin"1H- ntintied From Tags Three.) society. The Delphian so- r which is a service invitation Tthe purpose cf self development 5) THE OGDEN POST JW Mm. Annie Hall; Mis. Marguerite of I)i'.Vt'1i0pm,'nt Primitive Homes, llant. "1 J j lt Wh.tford; "Do- educational P,e?U?.tM"., Ar?lmal:-- ' Ml.s Helen is growing Mrs. Art nd Picture nidly throughout the United States. uVi ;.n nukV,tt; of the new chapter were hyl.ii Snaw: Religion i f follows: President, Miss lrehistoric Miss a Man," itrti Carolyn culture, is a national demerit for women, and j nj ! Cl-tni- nsr la. i-- tuniftjj. nis il. . Beebe; j. Mrs. Adams. vice-preside- When the tlun.ile: ;in ekariot jiot under way, the emnii.'lition was ns keen as in n champion-duclassic, for in addition to their alui i. the ilriv-ef- s Were la. injr for ni additional purse pul up by the studio in the hope that il would prove an ...ui.il stimulant to provide thrills. Faster Than Streaked Lightning! I I'l 11 ions. After the race, the strained and nei, e i urn faces of the veteran speed-s- fi is ti stifled to the effort and energy they had pul into what to them was more than jint another scene in a picture. - ; tomorrow. to VtMiur.i, California, and turned uii'i to well known rae- in driver-- . ami Ioii,tI.i.-- ' Fairbanks, Jr., who ail u. illy drove in thi- race. When tlif starting yiin wan fired, a huge crowd llml filled the ii ru bers at the cut urn triii k to e'lii r mi the com- -' . Kit, tuM i'.! I llu' l,icture 1,ul h;,s "uwiil thousands 1A77 iflfil to laugh and v,cc;. js splendid llers-hoproduction, showing at the Egyptian theatre today and pi AH Saxton; secretary, Mrs. ,mthy Wheelwright; treasurer, Miss Chapter F. P. E. O. e Chandler; chairman of advisory Chapter F, P. E. 0. S;.i?rtoJ will "nl, Mrs. Rhea Cazier; first assist-- J meet next Wednesday for with with Mrs. Hannon 11. lji.:h.an Mis Helen Dartlett; second Uartnn, IsratU Miss Marguerite tUti Lccles avenue. L first regular meeting will be helj evening, November, in the jesday : A review of Thornton Wilders novsak esperian room at the Hotel Ligc- el, The Bridge of San l.uis Key, by Prehistoric Man Mrs. J. Kay Ilinchirlifi", will be tho flie lesson on U ,e fd by Mrs. Rhea Cazier. Three feature of the meeting of the Fi-- iJV V. K. litm-s- - ! as-ar- .t, -f- tdy K. ion ibj UllUSSt. t &;. ,Cr.ti n in; nd Lyceum Theatre S TURD.Y cos. Biiz Barton in monks- Republicans, Here is the Picture 5cene from JAZZ MAD1 .starring JEAN HER.5H0LT with MARIAN NIXON. Republicans Who Are For Ernest Bamberger larger States. o.lowden frank Former (Inventor of Illinois. Twice an outstanding candidate for President, and recognized leader of middle Republicans (?) Who Arc For William II. King i REED SMOOT t Republican leader in the senate; an outstanding champion for Utah, her people and her industries. club. Charles R. Mabey Oscar Carlson Joseph J. Cannon Col. Ed. IiOose of State and late candidate for United States Senator. ry STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES Representing every county in Utah, who made the nomination of Ernest Bamberger unanimous. Colonel Ed. Loose of Provo, former Governor Charles R. Mabey, Oscar Carlson, Joseph J. Cannon, all of Salt Lake, a few other sere-hea- d, disgruntled Republicans are William election IL King, the Democratic the of working for and for United States senator by fighting Ernest Bamberger, the Republican candidate for that high office. The principles and issues for which the Republicans and Democrats stand have not changed unless it be the stand taken by Governor Smith on the liquor question candidate Monday the-peopl- them in any way. Against this opposition are arraigned Herbert Hopver, the Republican candidate for president;. Senator Reed Smoot, one of the Republican leaders of the senate; Frank 0. Lov.dcn, former governor of Illinois, twice an outstanding candidate for the Republican nomination for president, having had the strong support of farmers in every section cf the nation for that high office ; J. Reuben Clark, Jr., assistant secretary of state and a candidate for the office of United States senator before the contention which nominated Ernest Bamberger. Here is what Herbert Ilcovcr says: It is most necessary that the Republican administration be supported by an active majority in the United States senate. Election of Mr. Ernest Bamberger to the senate will be of great aid to the Republican party and a credit to the state of Utah. Here is what Senator Reed Smoot says: I do hope Utah sends Ernest Bamberger to the U. S. senate to assist me in maintaining Republican principles. Here is what Frank 0. Lowden says: I know Ernest Bamberger well. I believe, too, that he is in favor of legislation which will put agriculture on a plane of equality with other industries. He would make a fine senator, and I sincerely hope that the good people of Utah will elect him to that high office. Here is vhat J. Reuben Clark, Jr., says: I take this opportunity to express again the earnest hope that the Republican voters of Utah will appreciate ADVERTISEMENT. Bid in SATURDAY WEDNESDAY ifrThe With Eugenic Gilbert and THURSDAY Telling the World Maine-- Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Sally Blanc and Kit Guard Gateway to the Moon llnhart Bosworth. SUNDAY AND MONDAY With Wiliam with Dolores Del Rio in After the Storm A hoy! Corinne Griffith in . 3 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY A Ki Hours bribers g rare packed with incidents. A climax that will take your breath awuyl nerve-tinglin- First National Picture. - Now Flaying! 0GDEN The World at THURSDAY ANI) FRIDAY Her Feet The Siren and Ranger, the Dog, in With Tom Moore. girl! Unscrupulous Corrupt ion with the ! An auto double-crossed- Double Feature Program! Florence Vidor in With Clara Bow. ELECTION RETURNS! A hemerti! FRIDAY Rough House Rosic: Adults, 15c; Kiddies, 10c The Swift Shadow TODAY Youth-Pe- p At 3:30, following the regular meeting, a musical program will be given, with Mrs. llillabrant in charge. AND -L- SATURDAY BERTHANA ife-Love-Jazz! UTAHS FINEST BALLROOM REGULAR DANCES EVERY Wednesday Saturday Added: First of OLIE REEVE and His Orchestra 4I Ck3 I A XSmd SINGERS ENTERTAINERS DANCE ARTISTS it 1 I affl3BBagakAfc Hot the New Series of Collegians . Perfect Ventilation Refined Atmosphere Better Heels- Croon- Moan- - . Than Ever! Enjoy This Nationally Famous Jazz! Dance Palace K ft SWIMMING THRILLS CARL LAEMMLE Presents JEAN HERSHOLT t if. S r in H s 4 3 rTAfjh i A UN IYER SAL EJ.CT.URE $fl H s A e; MARIAN NIXON I i I personally endorse, not only the candidacy cf Ernest Bamberger, but each and every candidate on the Republican ticket, and urge their election. I here the Republican vote in Weber county this year' will be the largest ever cast in the history of OLITICAL TUESDAY The Golden Clown e . -P- Featuring Esther Ralston and Raymond Hatton. the Golden Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at the Hotel Bigelow, with members of the Spirit of Liberty chapter of Salt Lake City, as their guests. The attack on the Republican state convention by Charles R. Mabey, Joseph J. Cannon, Oscar Carlson ar.d Colonel Ed. Loose is unfair, unwarranted and untrue, so far as the Weber county delegates to the Republican state convention are the party." The opinions of these men should at least convince the re:ilo cf Utah of the worthiness of Ernest Bamberger; r(i with this conviction the people cf Utah are, without l,i2 enough to put the principles of their party ahead c Personal prejudice false prejudice at that! Fashions for Women COLONIAL says: f MONDAY Coda Ekman anti Karina the great necessity of electing a concerned. Painted Post fake" scenes or' shots of ordinary races are to be seen in the FBI) racing classic, Dead Mans Curve, now a. the Ogden theatre featuring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., for an actual race with well known dirt track drivers competing was staged before the camera that this picture might not lack liie proper touch of realism, Tw.-lvfast racing cars were tuned UP in the machine shop on the FBO November 5, Spike chapter whether or not Mr. Bamberger is sent from Utah. This consideration cannot be too strongly urged upon the attention of all Republican voters. Per- - , sonally I am voting a straight ticket, and I urge ether Republicans to vote likewise. David J. Wilson, Weber county Republican chairman, s Tom Mix in No. full Republican ticket, national and state. Republican control of the senate may depend upon ) o SUNDAY Dead Mans Curve afternoon, 1928, since these men were working to elect, the Republican ticket. They have allowed or be elected on, personal prejudice and intolerance to supersede their belief in the principles which they once taught and are using any means in their power to gain their ends. We are of the opinion that of Utah who have had to fight against intolerance themselves will be too big to allow these men to influence Vivid Realism in Jean llersholt enacts the starring role of Franz Ilausman in Jazz Mad." The great character actor is said to have reached the peak of his career in his marvelous characterization of an old Gorman composer. It is one of the most perfect portrayals in screen history, according to critics. Audiences all over the country have laughed, wept, anil applauded Hers-ho- lt as he unfolds in his characterization the dramatic events of Franz Hausmanns life. Marian Nixon and George Lewis are cast in featured supporting roles. Rising to great heights Miss Nixon and Lewis offer some of the finest romantic scenes of the year. In the supporting cast are Koscoc Karris, Toilwn Meyer, Andrew Arbuckle, Charles Clary, Clarissa Solwynne, Patricia Caron, Alfred Hertz and the Hollywood Symphony orchestra. Svcnd Gade wrote the screen stoiy and Charles Kenyon the adaptation and continuity. Paul Kohncr supervised production. Ca club which will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Larsen, 2544 Harrison. Mrs. Roy Peck will give current events. REUBEN CLARK, JR. Under-Secreta- s. - Candidate for President of the Unit- J. i One of Hollywoods most famous night clubs was used as a setting for Jazz. Mad," the Universal picture now playing at h- Egyptian theatre. The resort is a favorite one with motion Pcture folk when they ure enjoying their leisure between productions. Director II. Harmon Weight used the same orchestra and entertainment numbers in making the picture that appear on the gay program of the HERBERT HOOVER west farmers. oil Redhead PRODUCTION. A UNIVERSAL Night iduh.s are said to he the latest form of .'utcriainment adopted by the American people in their search for Pleasure. Those palaces of mirth are rapidly h coming very popular in ihe Which Group Will You Follow? ed irThe Fighting GEORGE LEWIS 1 e Against a background of red hot JAZZ an intensely thrilling and dramatic story of a brilliant composer who found himself out of step with the times. Brilliant pictures of night-clu- b life the vaudeville world and a love story that reaches a beautiful climax. Great entertainment for all. "wi r, i SUNDAY : MONDAY OfigfiN Adults, 15c; Kiddies, 10c Show Place ol Utah t3rr rijUiL s '..' v l,v' "7 7 b'aii 7i rfi rrr us! - - t,: - tf tel i |
