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Show PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1933 PAGE FIVE , ate A w -f -v : i Z&J&& Four of the stars in Fox Film's all-star production "State Fair' who, read in the usual order, are Sally Eilers, Will logsLewAyres and Janet Gaynor' PC ' , - Will Rogers Stars In Noted Picture Romance and comedy are evenly even-ly balanced in Fox Film's "State Fair," coming to the Orpheum theater, and stars supreme in each of the two fields compri.se the cast. Janet Gaynor, Lew Ayres, Sally Eilers and Norman Foster carry the romance. On the comedy lineup line-up are Will Rogers, Frank Craven, Louise Dresner and Victor Jory. Two love N affairs feature the Literary Guild prize novel by Phil Stong upon which the picture is based. Miss Gaynor and Ayres are the principals of one. Miss Eilers -and Foster are the sweethearts sweet-hearts of the other. The comedy centers chlefTjT around the characterization char-acterization of Will Rogers as a farmer who enters his prize hog. Blue Boy, for the grand championship champion-ship at the state fair. Blue Boy, a 900-pound Hampshire boar, is said to contribute considerable unconscious uncon-scious comedy. CONGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fillmore have a fine baby girl, born Saturday Satur-day morning at the family home. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. MS. . 11-. ". . s-' . JOINS LEADERS American Junior League Standing: Odd Fellows Rotary Elks B. F. Men . . Klwanls Utah Power Carl sony Lions W. 1 1 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 L. Pet 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 Sl'ORTSMKN'S PICNIC TODAY Provo sportsmen are invited to attend the annual picnic of the Springville Fish and Game Protective Protec-tive association, which is being held today at Johnson's flat in Hbbble Creek canyon. Sports and games, bonfire program, .22 rifle shoot,, archery, baseball and horseshoe horse-shoe pitching is included on the program. Next Week's Schedule (Games start at 2 p. m.) Monday Kiwanis vs. Utah Power. Tuesday Rotary vs. Elks. Thursday Carlson vs. Business Professional Men. Friday Odd Fellows vs. Lions. The Business and Professional Men's entry in the American Legion Le-gion junior baseball league counted six tallies in the first- inning of their game with the Lions club outfit out-fit Friday, then added nine more in the game to win by a lop-sided 15-2 score. They joined 3 other teams in the league leadership by the win. Russell, first man up, hit a single, Stagg batted-out a two-bagger, Daniels cracked another single, and Hansen then cleared the bags with a homer. Slack drew a base on balls, Buckley singled and after Clark and Sumner were out Miller doubled but died on base. Hansen, B. P. pitcher, allowed the Lions but two safeties, hits by Peterson and Joyner. Three B. P. players hit hard. Miller and Hansen Han-sen hit three times in four trips two of Millers being two-baggers and two of Hansen's being trips all the way around. Buckley got three out of three. Coast League A ADA ANDERSON Announces The Opening of Dramatic Schoo JUNE 12th Private Instruction in Dramatic Art and Class in Play Production FOR INFORMATION CALL 720-W . Standing of Teams W. L. Pet. Portland 34 23 .596 Hollywood 34 24 .586 Sacramento 32 26 .552 Los Angeles 31 26 .544 Mission 32 27 .542 Oakland 26 32 .448 Seattle 20 34 .370 San Francisco 21 38 .356 THE Newhouse Hotel salt lake; city in the center OF THINGS! What A First Class Hotel Should Offer CHAT 9 Third Comfort Cont. Enjoy a beautiful June week-end visit at the NEWHOUSE HOTEL and treat yourself your-self to the ' varied entertainments in Salt Lake fcity, the intermountain metropolis. The Newhouse is the Newest Large and Finest Hotel in Salt Lake and is the popular Salt Lake headquarters for our intermountain intermoun-tain folk . . . For everyone, in fact, who appreciates superb comfort, convenience and service at nominal cost. Offering Following Special Intermountain Double Rate Single Rate Plus 50c Single $2.u $2.M $;;.uti $3.50 iH.uo Double 2.50 , .'.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 All Outside Rooms - Each with Private Bath - CJarage Facilities Adjoining HOTEL NEWHOUSE Mrs. J. H. Waters President W. E. Sutton Gen'l Mgr. Channcey W. West Ass't Gen'l Mgr. Friday's Results Hollywood 7, Oakland 5. Los Angeles 2, Portland 0. Sa.n Francisco 7, Seattle 5. SUSPECT HELD AFTER CHASE L. Lehman, alias J. M. Martin, 50, a transient, was being held on open charges in the Provo city jail today while Police Chief Otto Birk awaited word from Denver, Colorado, Colo-rado, as to what the Denver office wanted the man for who was arrested ar-rested in Provo Friday. Martin was caught Friday by Police Officers E. J. Edwards and A. S. Milner when he was seen trying to enter the Schramm-John-son Drug store at 6 a. m. The officers of-ficers gave .chase and caught the intruder 1n the Odd Fellows hall, where he dropped some of the loot narcotics ffie had taken from the offices of Dr. W. Woolf, Dr. L. L. Cullimore and Dr. W. T. Hasler. Martin admitted entering these offices and also admitted to Chief B irk that he had been (Dl&IPIHIETUM TODAY - MON. - TUES. " ' - ,T 8 Eager Hearts Who sought Life at the State Fair and found it I For, like Life, it began lustily . . offered everything . and. too toon, was over Jenct Gaynor l Will Rogers Levi Ayres Sally Eilers Normsn Foster Louise Dresser Frank Craven L ruA victor Jory STATED IO0CfiON homo SPORT CHAMPION ODDITY and NEWS R; ,.vav,vM.K-:v i i inn II If rr. c smm mmmrnmH lit i -.v.v.'t'.'.v.'.vj'ai ..ysa ::ffiWf.W. wmm ;-::x::.rw:.ji t? mm R'-MLf i S:. XT mm wewi Highspots In the uIl-Ktar cast Paramount has assembled tor "International "Interna-tional House," the laugh-and-music festival starting today at the Paramount Para-mount theater. . From left to right, the well known faces pictured above belong to: Top row, Peggy Hopkins Joyce, W. C. Fields, Rudy Vallee, Stuart Erwin; center r.ow George Burns . and Grade Allen, Col. Leniual Q. Stooimagle, and his pal, Budd; lottum row, Sari Marltza, Cab Callaway, Bela Lugosi, and Baby Rose Marie. - ROBINSON SEES EARLY ACTION (Continued From Pace One) cated in the most thickly populated popu-lated part of the state will be supplied sup-plied with all the late irrigation water desired, and this of course means very much to Utah county, as well as Salt Lake county. I feel very joyful over the prospects of this particular piece of legislation and I have promised Director Mead that when I return home I shall be very pleased to do all that I can to aid in having contracts signed immediately, so that we can start men working on this project this summer. "With reference to the postof-fice, postof-fice, under the terms of the bill as it has passed the house, the money that is made available can be used for building postoffices, as I understand it. Of course, we do not know as yet whether the senate sen-ate will make any change in this particular or not. If the bill passes pass-es the senate in its present form, then my opinion is that we should become active immediately to secure se-cure funds for our postoffice at Provo, and I believe that by a proper showing it is possible; in fact, quite probable, that we can secure sufficient funds for this building. I am doing what I can here in this particular matter at the present time, and should there be anything new develop, I shall advise you." Baby Conferences Slated ISfext Week Under the direction of Dr. Palmer Pal-mer R. Bowdish and Nurse Sarah B. Lyance, R. N., "well baby conferences" con-ferences" will be held in the county coun-ty this week, according to the following fol-lowing schedule: Monday, June 5, Highland, 11 a. m.; Cedar Fort, 1 to 2:30 p. m.; Fairfield, 3 to 4:30 p. m. Wednesday, June 7 American Fork, 1 To a p. m. Thursday, June 8 Spring Lake, 10 to 11 a. m.; Provo, 1 to 3 p. m, at city and county building, same rooms, first floor. Friday, June 9Benjamin, 10 to 11:30 a. m.; Provo, 1 to 3 p. m. in the city and county building, same rooms, first floor. arrested in Denver about a month ago, but escaped. Martin was paroled from San Quentin prison in 1927 after serving serv-ing two years at the prison, according ac-cording to Chief Birk. : TOO LATE FOR j CLASSIFICATION I FOR RENT FURNISHED TWO nice rms. Only $8.00. C. E. Clark. 119 No. 6th W. COOL well furnished rms. Close in. 260 No. Univ. Ave. jl6 ROOMS and apts, modern for less. 603 No. 1st West. j9 OR UNFURN. 5 rm. home. Close in; 3 rm. apts. Inq. 227 E. 3rd No. j!6 MODERN 2 rm. apt., gas. 442 No. 1st E. Phone 1354J. j9 FOR RENT UNFURNISHED NEW 5 rm. modern home. Adults. 434 No. 2nd East. j9 CARPETED 3 rm. apt. electric stove and refrig. 142 W. 2 So. jy3 FOUND CAR keys. Inquire at Herald. Pav for ad. j5 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TOMATO and cabbage plants. David Skinner, state hiway, 3 mi. No. of Provo, Box 333. j9 MANUFACTUR All-Star Cast At Paramount Today As a special Sunday attraction, the Paramount offers one of the most lavish musical shows of the season, "International House," with an unparalleled array of stage, screen and radio stars. Sparkling with comedy romance and "hot" tunes, it tells of hilarious happenings happen-ings in China's most cosmopolitan hotel, "International House." And with its brilliant cast the picture is a "Grand Hotel" of comedy. Peggy Hopkins Joyce is one of the most stunning guests as a lady in pursuit of a husband. W. C. Fields proves a most eccentric and uproarious visitor, his 'blackouts" convulsing the audience. Stuart Erwin and Sari Maritza have romantic ro-mantic roles, and Bela Lugosi is a convincing but amusing villain. Burns and Allen, the inimitable "Ceorge" and "CJracie", head the list of radio celebrities that rival the lineup of "The Big Broadcast." In addition, there is Ha by Rose Mai ie, singing the Blues; ILndy Vallee crooning a new song hit; Stoopnagle :i ml Hud in a hilarious interlude, and Cab Callaway and his orchestia. A gorgeous revue with the "Cellophane Girls." adds to the visual appeal of the great show. Added features on the program include ZaSu Pitts and Thelma Todd in their latest fun-riot, "One iVaudeyille Bill ;f tQn Crest Pr&grani "Be Mine Tonight" now at the Crest Theater is, beyond question one of the finest musical films that has been brought to the screen. It is sheer delight, gay, clean, full of movement and zest. It is as fresh as a bright morning after a shower. Its music is glorious, its sparkling comedy situations are excellent ex-cellent without being risque. It offers a new idea in motion picture pic-ture entertainment. Soon your friends will be asking you did you see "Be Mine Tonight." It is a picture pic-ture of joy the beautifulness of which grows and grows on those who see it. Liberty awards the picture three stars and offers excellent ex-cellent praise for the actors and charms of the picture. In addition to the picture program pro-gram professional vaudeville will be offered at the Crest at 3, 5 and p. m. Sunday. Jerry Dean and Viola Haynes, The Half Wits of Mirth, will entertain for seven minutes. Then Roy Phillips will appear in clever .song numbers. Miss Muriel Luther, late premier danseuse, of Pom Pom club, Los Angeles, will be seen in her clever lance numbers. Blake and Dal-ton Dal-ton will follow with songs as you like to hear them. Finally Miss Beth Wan, the Hollywood personality person-ality giil, will be seen in clever numbers and the four queens of harmony will round out an excellent excel-lent stage presentation. Although considerable expense is involved in presenting "Be Mine Tonight" and in conjunction with professional vaudeville there will be no advance in admission, the prices being balcony bal-cony 20c, lower floor 2.re, and children chil-dren 10c. . t . Nebo Scouts Plan Anniversary Event PAYSON To celebrate the 20t'n anniversary of the adoption of Scouting by the L. D. S. Church the Scout officials of Nebo StaUj are making elaborate preparations for an overnight hike next Wednesday Wed-nesday night, June 7. The camp will be at Rush Hat in Payson Canyon and is for all boys or the stake of scout and vanguard age and every ward will participate. The complete . program as outlined by t'ne church authorities will be car ried out. Track Mind," a most interesting sports reel and Air Mail edition of the News. Howard Kearns wil lbe heard at the console of the organ at three thirty and again at eight and ten o'clock Sunday. STARTS TODAY! Brother! Can You Spare a THE MUSICAL PANIC OF 1933 Bigger Uian "Th Big Broadcast" with - DG STARS H C3QDSB with BURNS 6 ALLEN W. C. FIELDS PEGGY HOPKINS JOYCE STUART ERWIN SARI MARITZA RUDY VALLEE CAB CALLOWAY CoKSTOOPNAGLElrBUD Tfs Girls fat Cctioplum o -4- A 1 ill Al Gawaam TwAnle-U Kfvv " fjM ZASU PITTS and AiA& in "One Track Mind" ffihrtf Howard Kearns, Organist News it v. V X 3 i Shows Start at 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15 i LAST FEATURE AT 10 P. M. 4 5 Admit B. a. Bower ana une i , 'j ?, 1 Including f ' I i , ! ,4 Tax $ f. Zl-t?'? 1 te; : ) ".'4 Remarkable Picture and .Prqfcipna -: Vaudeville At Crest TlieatS- Torfay. p fit l- . 1 1 C wv - V I r ..'- m: r t7 I "-Tt-H- a--rnr Trnnrri n r --n-r-n r-fri'T-i t -f- i'i-htct t -Vi'iriiiMi ii cene fnorr, 5E MIN6 TONIGHT" c n , v. r. ffci NEW TRIAL, IS ASKED Judge Abe W. Turner' Saturday took under advisement the motion of Richard Carlisle of Alpine for a new trial against Sheriff E. G. Durnell of Utah county. A jury of eight Utah county men brought a verdict of "no cause for action" on May 3 at the conclusion of a sensational sen-sational trial in which Carlisle sued Sheriff Durii.ll and his bonding company, the National Surety company, com-pany, for $10,000. He alleged that his character and reputation was injured to that extent when Sheriff Durnell's deputies conducted a raid on his home in Alpine. PLEASANT VIEW WARD Tiieif will be no conjoint M. I. A. services in the Pleasant View ward chapfl this evening. OCCASIONALLY A MOTION IMlTUUE IS PRO IMICKir WHICH IS KKAL, TRUE ENTERTAINMENT! ENTERTAIN-MENT! . . . One (luit Demands Recommendation! Such a seitvn drama is the International Plav, now made in three languages "BE MINE TONIGHT.' Alt ho a new film in America, it is now held over and tor-ping records in Minneaixjlis, Washington, 1). C, St. Paul, Montreal, Los Angeles, Winnipeg, San Francisco and many key centers. We take pleasure in offering it in Provo and sincerely recommend you to see this new thrilling discovery in motion pietuj-e entertainment. i affa V 7T --Mia Hi u if GAY as a French love r! TANTALIZING as a mid-ght mid-ght rendezvous! ELECTRIFYING as a kiss the dark! jH Its ONIfiHT NEWS i COMTODY KKVIKW .... , ',:, ;y.-.? The picture that- will give you a new grand and glorious feelingl . . J The picture that will senda you j Way with a smile on your--lips and a song in your heart! . . . The picture with the sracs. you don't know now but never will forget aftefyou see them! iiiuui.um .nL.. ii -tuu jn,:r j& n PROCESSIONAL VAUDEVILLE Today Only :i :()(), 5:00 and 9 p. m. K Acts! J Jerry Dean ( - Viola HaTies The Half Vit.s of Mirtfc ROY PHILIPS The Ma.sler of Song MISS MURIEL LUTHER Late Premier- Danseuse The Pom Pom OIuIj (l.-os Arreles) -1- BLAKE & DALTON 'Songs As You Like Them" MISS BETH WAN The Hollywooa Personality Girl and the Four Queens of Harmony fi? V Ml TODAY MON. TUE VT! II fl OA! lH A TODAY - Only SIDE SHOWS CIRCUS BAND CONCERTS ' BARBECUE A - 3 BIG DAYS HARM - N FA JR.EC WED. - THURS. - FRIDAY JUNE 7 -9 ' . j;-r SEVENTH EAST SECOND SO. |
