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Show PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1935 PAGE FIVE "Peter Ibbetsen" At The Paramount The ageless romance of "Peter Ibbetson," enhanced by the artistry artis-try of two great stars, Ann Harding Hard-ing and ..Gary Cooper, provides memorable entertainment at the Paramount theater starting today. The casting of Ann Harding as the lovely Duchess of Towers has been a stroke of genius. Her poise and graciousneso take on a new dignity agafast the staid Victorian Vic-torian background. In the same manner Gary Cooper, with his quiet and reticent charm, closely approximates DuMaurier's hero. Little Virginia Weidler plays "Mimsey" who is broken hearted when her loved playmate, "Gogo" (Dickie Moore) is taken from his home, in, the suburbs of Paris, to England. The death of his mother and the appearance of a rigid English guardian. Colonel For-sythe, For-sythe, brings about this parting. Forsythe changes the boy's name to "Peter Ibbetson," and so severs all of his ties with the past. John Halliday, as the Duke of Tower, gives a distinguished portrayal por-trayal and others in the cast live up to the high standard set by the stars. KEI'OKT CONVENTION SPANISH FORK Interesting accounts of the district Kiwanis convention held during the week at Pocatello, Idaho, were given by E. Knudsen, secretary, and Allen E. Brockbank, vice president, delegates from the local club who attended the convention, at the regular meeting of the Kiwanis club held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Alene Meldrum. Important Novel With Fine Cast Comes to Paramount Theater X ' , ' ft, - "ss. i ftv$ - t f m-tiH s i ufl) - XsJ'-S? ajp I,,; WM$MA'J : ' - , i COMING A Hih --Class Vaudeville Revue and Screen Show! 'ERROHMAH LAUCH MAKER TH - mtTH ULTRA M006RH MVuTrY FtOAOW WITH LAUGHTER i T AHP LIH&CWE . . . On the Sereen . . . A Down-to-Earth Comedy-Drama Comedy-Drama of Love and Laughter EDWARD EVERETT HORTON "Your Uncle Dudley" Shows Continuous from 2 p. m Vlats. 25c; Eves. 3."c; Kids lOd Gary Cooper and Ann Harding are co-starred in Paramount's adaptation adap-tation of George Du Maurier's immortal classic, "Peter Ibbetson," now at the Paramount theater. The story deals with the life-long romance of two people whom circumstance has divided. . , "Naughty Marietta" at the Provo Today j c " ' 'v. ' . Dancing and Singing Star Is Featured Ginger Rogers, the.titian-haired mate of Fred Astaire in "Top Hat" "Roberta" ancV- others, achieves the goal of every Hollywood Holly-wood player solo stardom in a vehicle ideally suited to her distinctive dis-tinctive talents, "In Person," now playing at the Crest. Her opportunity to star alone comes as a climax to an extraordinary extraor-dinary rapid rise from modest featured dramatic and dancing roles through co-stardom with William Powell in "Star of Midnight," Mid-night," with Francis Lederer in "Romance in Manhattan" and with Astaire in the sensational filmusicals. In all, she displayed dramatic skill and a penchant for comedy. "In Person" provides Ginger with a rich light comedy-drama role and enables her to sing three original popular songs and to execute several striking dance routines. The three popular melodies, by Oscar Levant and Dorothy Field?,, are "Got a New Lease on Life," "Don't Mention Love to Me," and "Out of Sight, Out of Mind." The music finds logical introduction in the story, as do the two dances1 which Miss Rogers performs. The final musical scene is an ensemble number created by Hermes Pan, who worked on the dance numbers num-bers in "Top Hat" in which a chorus of twelve men forms a background for Ginger's routines. George Brent, who has won his popularity appearing as leading man for some of the most important impor-tant feminine stars on the screen, has the featured male lead oppos ite Miss Rogers. Alan Mowbray, Ginger Rogers and George Brent In Delightful Comedy Role at tKe Crest - "5f -r-J, fVTf , ir-i lit CHARGES AGAINST UHRE ITALY RESISTS OIL EMBARGO (Continued fi-om Pagre One) plaint against TJiire on September 12, charging that she had seen him at the window of her home at daylight one morning, when he should have been on shift. Later she said that a lunch which she put up for herself but fed to the dog, caused the dog's death. Butter But-ter and meat sent to the state chemist were found to contain strychnine. She charged him with placing the poison in her food. But Uhre countered in the pre liminary hearing by showing a ferring to last Thursday's speech iraur scneauie lenaing to prove by Sir Samuel Hoare, British he could not have been away from foreign minister. He also reported the station at the time Mrs. Eaton j on the negotiations toward peace said he was at her home. i and said there had been a "slight Both were good witnesses in j improvement in the atmosphere.", the preliminary hearing and pre- j Prior to his speech he had consented con-sented such strong cases that the ; ferred with Sir Eric Drummond, judge has had it under advise-1 British Ambassador, to Rome, ment since September, going over; who, it was understood, had urged the transcript of evidence. ' him to take a friendly tone. (Continued from Page One) flare high in a general European conflagration. Speech Mild In Tone At Rome, Mussolini made a speech which, allowing for the flamboyancy and rhetoric which is designed for domestic consumption, consump-tion, was on a markedly milder tone than previous utterances by Italy's dictator. Although he complained com-plained of sanctions, the dictator used a conciliatory tone in re- ent role, a have the eminently capable veterans, Grant Mitchell, Samuel Hinds and Louis Mason. An outstanding feature of "In Person" is the photography by Eddie Cronjager. The film employs em-ploys the new Eastman Polar screen, an instrument which controls con-trols direct and reflected light in a way heretofore impossible. affording the scenes a depth wnich who played Miriam Hopkins' lead frequently give a third dimen-in dimen-in "Becky Sharp," has a promin- sion illusion. Rabbi To Speak At B. Y. U. Meeting 'The Jewish Side of the German Situation," will be the subject of an address by Rabbi Samuel Gordon Gor-don of Salt Lake Cil, at a meeting meet-ing sponsored by the International Relations club of the Brigham Young university, Monday at 4:30 in the faculty room. Ray Colton, president, will be in charge. Handsome Nelson Eddy and love.y ceanette MacDonald as they appear ap-pear in Victor Herbert's immortal "Naughty Marietta," musical masterpiece of the age. being returned and-presented in all its true glory at the Provo theater, on the latest development in wide range sound. This grand picture will play today, Monday and Tuesday, continuous con-tinuous : hows daily. Added features are a Terrytoon "King Looney XIV," and Metrotone News. Once in a Lifetime, the Lovers of Great Drama Will Be Privileged to See BOTH the Screen Version and the Staged Drama of an Immortal Novel in One and the Same Week! That Novel is "PETER IBBETSON!" (Coming to College Hall Thursday, Friday and Saturday) For Those of You Who Loved "DAVID COPPERFIELD," "LITTLE WOMEN" and "BARRETS OF WIM-POLE WIM-POLE STREET" See this most Glorious Motion Picture! , 12 T- CONTRACTORS TO MEET MONDA Y (Continued from I'af Onoi stair road commission have been invited as special guests. The principal address will be given by Sam F. Kiefer, known as Peter Spraynozzle to radio fans. be in charge of the session. Officers Of-ficers for the coming year will be rlected as the final order of business. Due to the fact that many of the contractors will be detained in Salt Lake City earlier in the day on the opening of bids, the customary visit to an industrial plant will fee omitted this year. The banquet wul be served under The annual convention at Spring-the Spring-the direction of the Fourth ward ' ville is held in recognition of the Relief society. fact that this city is the head- John Mosei, Logan contractor, quarters for a great number of president of the association, will contracting firms. NOW YOU CAN REALLY ENJOY the True Beauty of the Screen's GRANDEST MUSICAL ROMANCE! 2dD2 'fit i C ' AS PRESENTED :' 1 jt . s v. I f Wide Rane Sound! ;j & J fh' J ,n STARTS TODAY FOR fu?n? H f( W THREE BIG DAYS! lJ 1 V 1 1 Continuous Shows Tim li Qtton. SEW M VICTOR - WE PROUDLY PRESENT THIS MUSICAL MASTERPIECE . . . in Continuance of Our Policy of Returning- the Pick of the TRULY BIG PICTURES! - "GET THE PROVO HABIT IT PAYS!" :ff'H&V t ' sT v W -fg - ' wo?' 7zf ' """ v.. - X' "If a vm "FT fj 11 4 T ; Mil . I Jh :7 'kS x s" I FN II I I II I wwvx . : .&?. iiiiiiiiiii -""KJV1 IIIIIIIIIII Alillirknof III LtM UIWl l l l l l l I I I I I - -u fisr iiiiiiiiiii vf : l sH EXTRA-POP EXTRA-POP EYE Cartoon "Spinach Overture" GRANT. RICE Sporting Net Work Paramount News C-V. . ...-.T.V.V.IWi'AV. The SWEETEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD . . with the Most Gloriously Romantic Stars in All Screendom! . ME! MM MAS PETER IK Th Mot Beaatifal Love Story lo All Modcra Llrtr Ida Lu pi no JoKn Hallidaj Doulais Dumbrille Dickie Moore Virginia Wcldler You Must See This Picture From the Start ! Opens TODAY at I p. m. Feature at 1:50 - 3:55 - 6:00 - 8:05 - 10:05 Jit 1 We Are Happy to Present Such a Bright, Pleasing, Delightful Comedy Drama as "IN PERSON." . . . It is the type of screen play which makes all happy to be living. Start the Holiday Season off right by being happy! "IN PERSON" will morthan do its part in offering Joy and Cheer! , j4H, X TODAY Nku VMON" TUK The starlet ) S7 01X07 P2iT V of toP H" (STIJIkIwIsiJo I sings dances and ro- (Nj-St'v "s i 3t "S? mancesinamoontime I jffiMf J 9 X adventure by the au- I I AU I 1 1 fl ll thor of "It Happened "Ol" One Night." &7fl f j 7 '''' J imm Hear hr sins: "Don'lMnt-Hon "Don'lMnt-Hon Loot to Me," "I't Got a NewLeate On Life,"-"Oat Sight Out of MinJ." -:- PLUS -:-El Brendel in an Excellent Comedy, "The Lucky Swede' An Oswald Natural Color Cartoon and News Events WED. - THUR. You'll be right on the edge of your seat every breathtaking breath-taking minute of thib shocking story of a woman who sold out her husband to get everything except the one thing that money couldn't buy ! FRIDAY - SAT. HllS AH0 ttUisl)? DANGER, DRAMA, lOVIt M$ lwrWf' ami wiWr " " ' - "t I r 1 ;.:.i2S$5iis in Ml tl n i r J n ALSO ON THIS PROGRAM A CARTOON and METROTONE NEWS 1 jfcsi t"iin;t |