Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-10 | Page 20 | Dog Achieves Star's Rating in One Picture

i iD D Dog A. A Achieves C h leves it jg rf S Stars Star's tar I s R Rating In n One Picture ture t t fY i By FLICKER FAN Wll When n Darryl Zanuck costarred Loretta Young former Salt Lake Lak City girl and Clark Gable in The Th Call Call- of the thc Wild he little dreamed that thata a St. St Bernard dog would steal the p picture As As' Asa a result of box office returns Mr r Zanuck Tuesday decided to star the dog in a special film tUrn The Country Country Country Coun Coun- try Beyond Buck the St St. Bernard will be bc given I billing as bi big as any Rin Tin Tin h ever received producers said Marlene Dietrich is in a dang danger danger- r- r GUS spot T The e next picture in which she at t tars rs will either cither make or break the acir acress so s so far Jar as her Hollywood caree ca career career ca- ca reer ree reer is concerned producers ad admit ad admit mit it The picture will be made und under r the thc Lubitsch aegis Borzage has be been named to direct Myrna Loy is back In HoUy Hollywood preparing ring for her next picture The Thin Man one of her re recent re- re cent films broke many records blasted ted an old law Jaw th that t a wife In the pictures may no not drink Here was a wife who not only drank bu bub was found h holding an ice bag bagon bagon on cn her head th the morning after This picture inc incidentally dentally was the vehicle which put the actress ito into i to the star class Crothers well well known known playwright and stage director has fo found nd writing plays for pr the legitimate legitimate mate mat stage much casler casIer than writing writ writ- ing for the screen Samuel amuel Goldwyn asked me if it I 1 wo would ld consider doing an original pt Miriam Hopkins ih the playwright playwright play play- wright said In Hollywood It so happened that I had completed completed com corn a play called CAned Splendor which had never be bc been n t produced Ina Ina in ina a theater It n. was a a splendid vehicle ve ye- hicle bIce e for Miss Hopkins Mr Goldwyn and I 1 agreed ed that hat hatI I would work e entirely ty on op a onn a royalty basis exactly I as so does doe in a theater After fter my my first dra draft t of oC making the play into inco a picture Jane Murfin gave me splendid advice and criticism criticism crit crit criticism I on screen technique At t the end of ti five e months I 1 discovered discovered discovered dis dis- dis- dis covered that several other writers were making versions of the same me for tor the st studio dio Several months later after the picture produced saw aw it Ex Exactly Uy one all of oC m my script t- t that had stood fire and remained f as my contribution to the thc picture