Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-05-04 | Page 13 | New Arliss Film Paramount's Next

New Nev Arliss Film Fihn 1 Paramount's Paramount Next George Arli Arliss peer of stars has his most perfect role role role-a a zestful dynamic characterization that will be talked o of o-f for months mouths in his new picture The Working Man which opens Friday at lt the thc Paramount It is a a grand vibrant story filled with humor hu humor mor and arid fast action action built built about abou American business and youthful folly Slightly reminiscent of ot The Millionaire Mil Mu- but boasting a more dramatic dra dra- malic maUc story and even finer production values and cast The Working Man tells the story of a tempered short-tempered soft hearted champion of big business busi bus ness ness the Reeves the bachelor head of ofa a great shoe manufacturing concern When Reeves relinquishes his high pressure methods long enough to go fishing he finds that the expedition has led him into the most exciting bus business battle of his life life against against his own firm It is a merry and md engrossing story n g that follows follows of s of presuming youngsters young young- who are shown their place inthe in is inthe I the state of affairs Piquant blond Bette Davis is js delightful as Reeves Beeves adopted daughter and a new star Theodore Newton scores as her brother arother H Hardie Albright J J. J Farrell MacDonald and Gordon are also featured A novel screen operetta Mada moiselle Modiste with Vivienne Segal Se Se- gal gaI heads the thc surrounding program which is completed by a Pictorial and Paramount sound new news Face in the Sky with Spencer Tracy and Marian Marlan Nixon is being shown for tor the last times today