Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-12-30 | Page 27 | Clara Bow, River 'Idea' Featured at Capitol Theatre

i I Clara Bow River Idea Featured at Capitol Theatre Clara Bow Paramount's madcap mad ca cap Cal of the screen joined with Elinor Glyn n novelist extraordinary and Clarence Badger adger ace director for the third time to mal make e Three Week En Ends s the Capitol theatre feature picture which opens today Their two previous efforts together It were and Red Hair This latest Clara Bow production is the story of ot a young girl who obtains a position as a cabaret dancer only to dance her r way into the hearts of two young gentlemen played by Nell Neil eH Hamilton and Harrison Har liar rison liSOn Ford She Rhe falls for the one and plays the other for for all all aU he is worth The tide of battle between the jealous lovers swings swings' back baele and forth until the snappy and In inc climax gives each character cause fo for happiness Fanchon and Marco have hae provided another of ot their greater Stage Show Season acts This time it Is the delightful River Idea This presentation features the famous r recording artists Rick and Snyder in a series of of southern plantation melodies both old and new Helen Warner Varner has a particularly deep voice for a woman and then there is Alexander Akimoff the celebrated celebrated cele cele- Russian baritone a true artist offering a program of classical classical clas clas- songs These three big headliners headliners headliners head- head liners and seven specialty acts compose compose com corn pose the River Idea Of ot the seven specialty acts six ix are dance teams and the other is Jellybean Johnsons Johnson's alligator crawl which has b been en a sensation all aU along the circuit The dance routines are performed to the strains of ot melodious river songs Max Davidsons Davidson's latest comedy Going Ga Ga-Ga will have a spot on the the- program The Capitols Capitol's regular entertainers ti Alberti and his band Phil Kalar and Alexander Schreiner have each prepared numbers that will prove appropriate and pleasing Phil Kalar's Jalar's first success being founded on Ready neady for tor the River he will sing a similar number In Chloe