Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-03-04 | Page 7 | Triple Headline Bill at R-K-O

Triple Headline I Bill at R K KO KOThe O The new program opening Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day at the local R-K-O R theater could easily be called a triple headline bill for tor there are three outstanding at attractions at- at tractions First Jack Holt In his latest starring starring star star- ring production The Last Parade second York and King two of vaudevilles vaudeville's vaude vaude- ville's villes foremost comedy characters character and third the thc introduction of or the personalities of at which Include Uncle Ben and the Seventy with Slim Slocum the police quart quartet t Smiling Eddie Marble The Juvenile symphony along with other members of of The regular broadcast in which these members appear will be besent besent sent out from the sta stage e of or the local house and to those who have never neverseen neverseen neverseen seen such a program there is Indeed in indeed indeed in- in deed a thrill in store for tor them all this week at R K The Tho Last Parade in which Tom Moore and Constance Cummings ap appear appear appear ap- ap pear with Jack Holt comes highly recommended so far tar as excitement thrill romance and drama are con con- A story that moves rapidly toward an unexpected and startling climax based on a logical yet et Interesting Interesting interesting Inter Inter- esting theme The story centers around Cookie Leonard and Mike ODowd both of at whom fall in love with the same girl played by Constance Cummings who Is s cast in the role rote of at the charming nurse After the Armistice Mike played by Tom Moore is reinstated as asa asa asa a policeman while Cookie played by Jack Holt finds upon his return that another man has taken his position as a newspaper reporter Driven by want he hijacks a liquor truck and through a series of startling events becomes a notorious gangster leader Moll Molly the girl and Mike the policeman policeman policeman police police- man do everything possible to save the man from himself but a killing places him in a ticklish position which forms torms a background to a well constructed story Every indication points to a splendid splendid splendid did array aITay of ot vaudeville for tor in addi tion lon to the artists there Is La York and King in an entirely different differ differ- ent offering of comedy which they call all The Old Family Tin Types while hile rounding out the program IsMann is isMann Mann Bradford and Van Alst in a song oong dance and musical revue re reported reported reported re- re ported as highly entertaining