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Show PAGE SIxV CRASHING INTO HOLLYWOOD! She'll Be Mrs. John Barryincrc f . " ; ; t,:--- - PROVO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1928.. .1 Mf ' s?Jl v--- it s HD est because of the many famou personages who "happen" in, or are. working In the background of tn 'picture. This list Includes John TJiL. bert, Greta Garbo, Tim McCoy, Charles Chaplin, EstclleTaylor and ese featurea many," many others.-ThPecv all contribute to make-"Shopie" one of, If not the moat, unusual pictures of the year. A word should be salti also for 4hf very excellent work. of the regular cast which Includes Polly Horan, Tenen Holtz, Dell Henderson, Paul Ralll, Sidney Bracy "and Harry Grlbbon. -- in. " When.you go to Salt Lake fj SUNDAY, MONDAY 0 - -- TUESDAY. "; "these Theatres. 7 mimmm CAPITOL NOW PLAYING BILLIE MARION DAVIESoWWlLLIAM 'SHOW PEOPLE. If you've never visited a motion picture studio, don't, fail to see "Show Peo- ple," whicl opens today 'at the three-da- y Paramount theater for a Marion run. The picture Davles and William Haines and offers the most interesting picture of a motion picture studio ever drawn. rs , ADORATION as" Nor- - critics greatest picture? a lievten fa : sfiSs 6' Crashing- f - tion and scientific direction of the customs, privileges and practices of modern marriage, t: a) birth control; and b) divorce by mutual consent by persons who, having no children, cannot remain married by mutual consent; such divorce to be granted only after a court of domestic relations, with the aid of. 1 specialists, through the House ofl Human Welfare, has failed in II humane and scientific effort to. re 1 concile the couple; (c) alimony In such cases of childless marriages not to be the arbitrary right of the wife, but to be allowed when, In the judgment of the court, clrcum-- 1 stances justify it; property righta of childless couples to be- deter II mined with reference to the eco- I--'nomic status of the parties In each case; such marriage to be known as 'Companionate' till the arrival of children and as 'the Family' after that-(- d) to which Is added the proposal that-th-e state should undertake the education of youth and married couples in the laws of love, sex and, life. In order to equip thrm., for, marriage.., and .parrai. hood, 2. Any period in marriage during which the marriage lacks! Ri dependent children. 3. A child- - m lens status In marriage; childless ness in marriage. 4. The Compan ionate Marriage' I.e., sex relations In marringfi with the legal right' artificially fo prevent concept loin"1 The story of the motion picture. companionate Marriage, was pre pared by Judge Lindsey who supcrvined the making of the film, ' But ty Bronson, Alec B. Francia and Richard Walling head the notable J Vy. r A- V WW f 1 picture of made wood laugh! l I, : , 7.- . LWaCS&.J ... Sf- - X - ---- Mil KING VIDOR Production , 5, 1 A MS S reopie Hi Here at Jast is the picture country's been talking about. Two outstanding stars;directed by the man who made "The Big Parade," in a picture giving the true "inside story" of llollywood life, laughs and throbs! Better than a personal tour thru the great studios! the-whol- e And the Comedy DelonA Hal Roach Presents CHARLIE CHASE in 'All Parts' 21154:00 8:457:30 9:15 . Haivorscn at the Wurliteer . - M. O. M. -- Agy ; ATTRACTIONS COMING TO THK PARAMOUNT: CONRAD NAGEL MYRNA I.OY "DAWN" the Dramatic Story of In "STATE STREET SADIE" NVRSE EDITH CAVELI, v In "FOUR WALLS" with "LAND OF THE SILVER FOX" JOHN GILBERT JOAN CRAWFORD , "MIDNIGHT TAXI" with CLARA BOW In-- ANTONIO MORENO HELENE COSTELLO . . "THREE WEEK ENDS" RIN-TIN-TI- N sacrificed ij r . . . 7tf fcar bah- MARCO'S Double Headliner I I 1 I YIOLINIDEA v - B Internationally Famous Violinist jlrl M - ; . RIB l -- , I111I 1 I Vi -- - (n -- 1 1 I ; KJ01.S, ., .X JX tf S'J . fr?Vi. '"c.a ?iv s I'll.' 1- li fi A - II II II r i VV BOBBY uiifi: x . 7'jW '.v J i . .m -- Seyffertit, Michael Va-vitc- h, Boris de Fas and Gladys in keeping with the high standard set by the entire picture. Henry King and Sam Taylor's direction seems Inspired, and the photography eouUV not-iny proved upon. Settings are laviefc, the war scenes awesome. ; r Some of the iflnest actinir ever seen on the screen it a feature of thia picture The love scenes be--. tween Miss Talmadge nd Gilbert Roland are especially touching. Magnify the most passionate screen moments you have ever witnessed and they'll fall short of those in this movie romance. "The Woman Disputed" must be ranked as one of the year's outstanding screen offerings. ; At the organ I - - " . . . PARAMOUNT ' NOW PLAYING' mmm! , ' The International Screen, Sensation "DAWN" Want to Know All Aboui ml :tom pamoiMe Tfj: M II I vrm l4a greatest made. ever a : i . VICTORY amage wun I S NURSE CAVELL The picture the critics have acclaimed as the; ; Not a scientific treatment, hutv ILVU love story that explains the topic of the iuv hour! t,--5 Story;? To Millions Who It r ira, The Dramatic Judge Lindsey's Answer ilk" VWV I utuiix JJKUNSON and ALEC.B. FRANCIS and an unusually great sup-- " porting cast.' ' V Jj YW. , . Vitaphone Talking Pictures P'ffnifHjd, impartial, authoritative! ; f l Wriilan 1!PV Tt turn 1 s EY. the famous, firifrinnfnr ct 4KIu 'daring scheme, and Wainwright' i - Evans. 1 ' 7 - NOW PLAYING Conrad Nagel May McAvoy ... ), The Exclusive Home of . r wis J V, Von ' Ml "Sdii-iner - News - her-hon- or The cast of hundreds, including Gilbert Roland, Arnold Kent, Ous-ta- v Singer.; '."Alexander ROLANDErnt ', AND HIS BAND Character Iathe Talking with GILBERT UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE - n ALBERT! B H i VILA v.v Artists II II Nil BILL KALAR and ,,,, - . - . Smiling Screen Star and a Host of Vaudeville .11 IP war-ravage- in. t " - 4 m& i . la s'k fc,!' "CAUGHT IN THE FOGM ' Brockwell.-i- s At Regular Southern Utah's Finest Theatre , News NOWSHOWING . - j ; tom-boyis- and AGNEW ) t. (3) Continuous Shows Start rYTT M . ut . Sunday Rhe lit' rt . " hated to save the one she 7k -- , lv h V Y ....... TT1IE GEM Presenting Norma Talfnadge ta a I rolq which only an actress of her sheer artistry would dare portray, and crammed with some of the most powerful situations ever shown on the screen, "The Woman Disputed," Miss Talmadge's United Artists triumph opens tonlghTa - , the Oem theater." , Not only does "The Woman Pis; puted" lend Itself perfectly rafhi magnificently dramatic genius t it provides her- - and her large cast of players with a spectacular vehicle from the first flash to 'the final fade-ou: After h roles, essaying characterizations and flashv dance-hallislng-eytypes dur.- the past couple of years, Norma re turns, in "The Woman Disputed: to the kind of picture Jn which she is at her very best f : The film version of the sensation' al stage play of the same title isjut conventional ifi Its greatness. Surrounded by a dozen or more sterk Ing actors and actresses. Miss Tat madge gives several of them ample opportunity, to steal the. picture-b- ut they can't, for the Btar Hser to the greatest heights of her career. The story revolves around a triangle of two men and a girt" The men are fast frlends-t- he girl likes them both until jealousy and hatred drive the trio Into a strange denouement and a happy ending. Development bf the absorbing d plot against a. background of towns, espionage and ad venture gives the girl the cholco of saving- an entire army corpj.ltom destruction or sacrificing In the name of - And the heroine patriotism. In "The "Woman Disputed' Is the girl of the streets whose soul Is reborn amidst the fires of war and the sacrifices of real love. The part of Mary Ann Wagner la easily Miss Talmadge's finest role, and the production itself Is the biggest she has ever appeared the-atarb- y In " C that lywood all-Holl- Hol- tVo-men-, - ' , ' . i A -- CSr? . NORMA TALMADGE outstanding stars in a j sPair sur&? a fforgeous lve'story. Desired by W - fPftTT I ' f .herself io the; man she t-- t ' V, I Two L a yr I ' JAN RUBINI I' cast V . Tli ft I i Tx' V fcZl - ) ' i -- ' . ' fl V , I' ' ' ' J VrtSA ' ' unusual, The story is entirely-new- . and full of a million laughs. King . ' ... t Vldo has taken the story of a little ' southern girl who comes to Hollywood, enters motion pictures and eventually rises to stardom, and with this material has made use of all the funny incidents of life In the film capital, that have occurred in the last years. The result is a masr ' terpiece. But Hhe scenes taken In and around tha studios are vastly Interesting. Vidor has filmed his action where and when It should take place, be it the commissary, the the studio gate. In the 1 S . i front-walk-, projection rooms or on one of the huge stages. For example, "Peggy," the heroine, on her arrival la Holly, ji wood tries to crash the gate of Dolores Costcllo, who has played opposite John Barrymore In several every leading studio and gets kick- . pictures, haa announced she Is willing to play opposite him for life. ed out of all of them. The locales also have their Inter . They re engaged to be married. , . . , " . ' ' - perform- ance. Not that "Show People" hasn't other attractions to offer It has. It placed on sale.will probably rank as"1 the best and In an attempt it clarify this most unusual comedy of the year. Judge Lindsey has Is America's Davics Marion easily prepared ft - farther definition- - of Wllllani l(id!ng.comedlcnnend marriage. Here it is: IHaines tops his own particular companionate "The Companionate Marriage is " .i field. ' JJ I ma's . i Afv X The First , National film, "Companionate Marriage," based upon dramatic incidents in Judge Ben B. Lindsey's book of that title, which comes to the Strand theater on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, has already let loose a bigger flood of comment, of attack and of advocacy than the book upon its publication, i There still seems to be as much haziness on the part of the public as to what Judge Lindsey means by companionate marriage as there was when the book was -- m pqVE; JUDGE UNDSEVS OWN DKFIJVITION OF COM-- f PAMONATE MARRIAGE ? t:'3 you will enjoy; at "r, -- 'A ir, E. t. ...'J r iuuiJiJi.rini-i- frH 1 i . " x Coming WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY be ALICE WHITE f , "SHOWGIRL"-- ... Warner Talking Picture on the YitaDhone r Vitaphone Acts Fox ; ; Movietone News Reel " . |