Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-12-05 | Page 3 | Seth Parker is R-K-O Preview

Seth Parker Is 0 Preview I Combining a wistful uI rural simplicity sim sim- with a stern drama as rugged as is the Maine coas coast Seth Parker Isto Is Islo isto to lo make his screen debut to local going fans at the R R-K-O Orpheum Or- Or theater tonight as the feature screen offering of ot the weekly midnight midnight midnight mid mid- night preview The picture is to be shown shawn directly after the regular performance performance performance per per- of the current attraction and patrons of ot the last show will be invited to remain for the 12 o'clock showing a as guests of ot Manager Harry Golub The last performance of the current bill tonight will begin at The Seth Parker production W Way y Back Home is said to be a pleasing diversion reminiscent of the vigor the spontaneous humor and homey rustic atmosphere of ot the immortal Way Down E East 1st In it the currently popular Parker brings to the screen for or the first time the simple philosophies i phles nobility and uncompromising I valor of country people in times of ot stress This 2113 unusual picture is a distinct n novelty velty whoso whose wholesome charac character r and entertainment values are in sharp contrast with the rapidly failing ailing vogue of gangster films Real people activate the film story but above all rises rises' the striking personality personality personality per per- of Parker playing a majestic males males- tic modernized Moses who is forever getting his fellow tellow villagers out of ot trouble He makes the hamlet tolerant tolerant tolerant tol tol- tol- tol of ot the errant acts of ot runaway Rosie played by Dorothy Peterson Fosters a romance and adopts a motherless urchin to confound a drunken father Parker is assisted by a cast made up of Sophia Lord as Lizzie Effie EUle Palmer as M Ma Parker Raymond Hunter Hunter Hun Hun- ter tel as Captain Bang and Bennett Kupack Kilpack Kil- Kil pack as Cephus Fra Frank Albertson and Bette Davis the young oung lovers of the story Stanley Fields and Wade Boteler Bote- Bote ler villains Frankie Darro the homeless homeless home home- less boy and Miss Peterson Way Back Home was directed by William A. A Seiter from an origInal original original inal story by Jane Murf Murl Murfin in