Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-07-08 | Page 14 | Capitol's Marked Hit Continuing

Capitols Capitol's Marked Hit Continuing Record breaking crowds crowd arc continuing continuing con to pack the Capitol theater where Gold Diggers of ot 1933 is having hav hay ing inS a sensational sensation l run The lar tuneful production will continue to 10 be shown to and including Tuesday Tues Tues' Tuesday da day at the Capitol Beginning Wednesday Wed it will be moved to the Paramount Paramount Para mount theater for an indefinite run rue of one two or three weeks weeks weeks-as as Ion long longas as it Il is demanded Gold Diggers of 1933 has everything every every- thing for balanced and satisfying entertainment en en- catchy catchy songs gay comedy COmedy com corn edy gorgeous settings Us Its all sta cast is augmented by beautiful girls The picture tells the merry story o of three gold digging show showgirls girls Joan Blondell Aline MacMahon anc and Ginger Giner Rogers Once they have ha discovered discovered dis dis- covered an angel for the new cal show Ned Sparks is Js preparing they turn their attentions to the Bostonian Bos Bos- toman tonian Warren William bent upon saving his younger brother song brother song songwriting writing Dick Powell from Powell from their alleged alleged alleged al al- al- al gold digging tactics Joan Blondell decides to live up to her undeserved reputation Aline MacMahon concentrates on the fam tarn lly Ily lawyer Guy Kibbee The laking laking lak taking ing o of these gentlemen is one long laugh for lor the audience Ruby Keeler is the charming girl also of the ensemble en en- in love with Dick Powell Among the breath taking beautiful pageants are spectacles titled The Parade of ot the Gold Diggers in which all of the casts cast's beauties participate participate participate pate The Dance of at the Sing Singing ng Violins a novel and artistic number number num num- ber featuring the song hit Shadow Waltz The Ballet of the Snows a i gorgeous setting of ot which In n the Park is the hit song and The Pageant o of the Forgotten Man having hayIng hay hav ing for its il musical theme the lag inc ng deeply moving My ly Forgotten Man sung by Joan Blondell Gold Diggers' Diggers Son Song and Ive Got Goto Gotto Gotto to o Sing a Torch Song are two other unforgettable musical numbers A novelty Fishermans Holiday and md Paramount sound news are arc added attractions