Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-01-13 | Page 9 | 'Only Real Stage Hits Will Survive Now,' Walter Husto Says on Arriving in S. L.

Only Real Stage Hits Will Survive Now Walter Huston Says on Arriving in S. S L. L i w ZI I By CLARENCE WILLIAMS IS Walter Huston noted stage and screen actor hasn't much hope for Cor the thc future of spoken drama Arriving in Salt Lake City Monday ronday with Mrs Huston H ston and his cast of players Mr Huston Huton a a. a genial personality discussed at length drama and the movies Only exceptionally good pla plays s 's able to succeed real hits will be on the legitimate stage from now on asserted the actor who started his career 35 years ago Stage shows will vilI never take a prominent place in dramatics like in the old days Mr Huston will appear In Dodsworth Monday at p. p m. m at the Paramount theater I Busy grooming himself and admiring admiring admiring ad ad- miring the white-capped white Oquirrh range which also drew tho the attention attention attention atten atten- tion of Mrs Huston as they watched intently from the window of oC their room In the Hotel Utah as the sun made the peaks glisten the star of the play Dodsworth admitted that while radio and screen work paid more lucrative salaries that he liked stage work the best because I I can give a better bet bet- ter performance The actor said theatergoers will pay anything for what want they-want to see but they are more critical than ever before he added His troupe will leave for California Call Call- fornia Mond Monday y night I I r q 7 E. E S S S S 'S f 11 I Y S I k r d j I 1 fit t a t I L 4 t tS t'S c f. S 'S II T i t I d 0 fg 4 i S f lr i f ft 7 I F r t. t t L I L I i l A l 4 4 r l' l w t I fk p p y iaL r J Y ti fj t Jl l VP WALTER ALTER V HUSTON m Y I Then Tried to Shave 1 tP i j 5 S