Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-10 | Page 14 | Comedy, Thrills in ' Little Giant' at Paramount

Comedy I Thrills inThe in inThe inThe The Little Giant At the Paramount t Edward G. G Robinson establishes himself as ac an inimitable comedian In InThe InThe inThe The Little Giant his new new picture at the thc Paramount this week In the title rol role as Bugs Ahearn Ahcarn the Little Lit tle tIe Giant he gives an hilarious portrayal pore per of a matter of ot fact gangster bent upon carving out a career in high society for himself To hear Bugs hold forth on the arts is a show within itself but there is plenty of excitement and nd an appealing romance in addition balancing the picture per per- Th The story opens with Bugs announcing an nour ng his coming debut as as' a gentleman gentleman gen gen- tIeman to the ironical members of ot his former fonner mob All predict that he will not enjoy his sojourn among the high hats but Little Giant is un undaunted undaunted undaunted daunted by their predictions He chooses the most fashionable beach ach resort California offers oters and shakes the dust of Chicago at off his feet forever for for- everOne ever One laugh follows another as Bugs earnestly believing himself an immense immense im im- im mense social success begins to part with his profits He reverences reverences rev rev- the society pseudo-society folks by whom he is given the respect due tc a millionaire twice over over and and ends by falling in love with a heartless gold digger played by Helen ReIch Vinson Mary Astor has a charming role as his good angeL Berton Churchill Donald Dillaway Russell Hopton and Kenneth Thomson score in supporting roles The picture builds through one lau laugh h sequence after another Mickey Mouse entertains in a new cartoon on the supporting bill War ings ing's Pennsylvanians in Alma AIm 3 Martyr a noved musical act and Paramount sound news are arc added added at attractions at at tractions