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Show "Sweetie" All Talking Jazz Hit Coming To Provo Paramount Jack Oakie. Helen Kane id th Paramount Picture "Sweetie." Nancy Carroll, Helen Kane, Jack Oakie and a supporting cast of talented tal-ented juveniles axe to be seen and heard in "Sweetie" Paramounts gay collegiate musical comedy which plays at the Paramount Theatre for a teree day run starting Tuesday, December 10th. "Sweetie" is youthful, scintillating entertainment, replete wSth rollicking rollick-ing humor, tuneful song hits and clever dancing. And there is a romance, ro-mance, too, which gives Nancy Carroll Car-roll and Stanley Smith, a handsome juvenile, ample opportunity to bill and coo charmingly. Miss Carroll also sings the love ballad, "Sweeter Than Sweet" a captivating song sure to win the favor of audiences everywhere. every-where. . Helen Kane, the girl with the babj voice, famous as a Broadway musical comedy star and recording artist sings three new numbers that sui' her to the proverbial "T". They an ; "He's So Unusual", "I Think You'I Like It", and "The Prep Step", whici 1 Miss Kane renders with her peculia: 1 animation and appeoling gesture: '. which are distinctly hers. Cast as i I flapper co-ed who "loves boys" Mis Kane is excellent in a series of laugl i provoking comedy scenes. : . Jack Oakie, who helps Miss Kan make merry, also sings a wild comedy come-dy song, "Alma Mammy" a hilarious . burlesque on two of our cherished institutions, Alma Master and Al Jol- son. Oakie, it will be remembered, scored outstanding hits in "Close Harmony" and "Fast Company". Other songs featured in "Sweetie" are "Alma Master" and "Bear Down", i sung by a large college chorus with great effect. Both these song3 are also rendered by a male quartet in r pleasing fashion. I Stanley Smith, a comparative , newcomer to the screen does excel-t excel-t lent work as the boy Nancy loves, i William Austin does well by his en-1 en-1 tepretation of a college professor and i Stuaitf Erwin in a "Dumb" role also r contributes an amusing performance, a George Marion, famous writer of subtitles, wrote the story of 'Sweetie' s which Frank Tuttle directed. Rich-i Rich-i ard Whiting, Ithe composer of 'Louise', wrote the music for this gay Musical e Comedy. |