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Show - - - PAG" II , PRODUCERS, INC. .By LEWIS L. LACET." Since I am often asked the question. "Where do you get the shows with which yon come oat hereF few explanation a to the "hows" and "whys" may sqt be anils. Aiseoelated Producers, Iu(, of Fosteria, Ohio; la a company of eon 90 di rectors, working on mr fire nhowa Id groups of four to a show. Thee )ople are recruited from all parts of the country and fire of them are women 1 far aiJ know, none ha had any directlnr training, each being-- Individually capable of staging a show. It seems to be a natural ability to a large extent, although nearly every one of the 20 has had some kind of professional experience aa a performer. It Is really interesting to find oneself is a grgupef such people a's these and to hear unnumbered arguments which develop relative to the best way to get certain results from the mechao-- , equipment of a stag.e or the most effective way to plan entrances or stage business. r ; Our company Is beaded by 8. D. MoKenny, as president, who la, "Inr cidentally an active Baptist and Caro Miller as vic presi dent Mr. Miller Is the father 4of Marilyn Miller, the Folliea dancer, snd wif of Jack Rckford. On board of directors la scenery man-- ; ufacturer, "a eortumeri two writers . I I .' , I Park trans-THE Yellowstone Company carries the ,4' .. ; . rnails and operates passenger and freight cars, as.well as eight filling stations. The company uses Conoco1 Gasoline exclusively Tourists tell enthusiastically how good the motoring is in the park. It should be. The roads are smooth' and so is the gasoline ! Ju?as the Old Faithful Geyser always rtf. k-- mia-iste- te ponds on time, so does Conoco answer every call made on it for quick starting, heavy pult ing or a smooth, unbroken power-flo;- : 1 i The Rocky Mountain Parks Transportation Company and the Glacier Park Transportation Company, as well as the Yellowstone ParkTransportation Company, have adopted .Conoco Gasoline as their standard motor fuel. Not a striate weak link in Conoco' $ power chain Whence greater economy and satisfac- ... tion, I."-,"- ' i ana printer, wjaf u)ise lorces t their conumand, rbwtuajlng of s show, becomes rather a matter f ease. The man who writes the show, however, Is the one who Is mostXirectly responsible' for1 cleverness of the show, for most of 1 tt u f Thrilling! Different! Amaxintf Of It U difficult to believe, ss you put what Ttlu U it to describe J ewett Jswett Coach ow all kinds of oing, Cosch performance in such, words . that you are driving s very moderately a these, when, who hare-- -- priced automobile! exaggerstion? i . fit, 'sutll each jliwter jrodiKi-iu- i It is herd to 'understand how, m an. automobile at Jewett Coach's price (now only $1245), it ia possible to smtdlatance 'other cars famous for )heir tpM, outclimb ears that have ' Pt test Jewett ' , . Jewett timing mechshKn is drivea is s bit of dbs car practice eUminat. inf timing trouble. Saw Blooe Steel Clutca Yo can shift iron high Into second at SS miles per boar with this eaiv action Jewettdtttch. Costs from 20 to 40 more, bat is easily worth it, Metal Unhendl JeMis The meet ssriifactery type of nni- Veraal joint known situ. adopted ' by many prominent car build re. '15,000 miles without lubricatioa, Air Cleaner A new Jewett festnre that prolongs . , ' , motor ia w xperience have, built a motor and chassis that fear 'comparison with' . 'nothing on the road for, all around ability, ratability and sturdiness. ' too-not- . s refine-ment- .;. SroUs hydraulic brake provide the finest' braking Hydremia follow: CoaoA $1243, prion oa kit Jmprond medtH Touring $1330, Lun Ceaoh $1400, Dm Lux Romdtfr $1500, D Lm SUa $1660. Prioaa f.cb. Dttroit, tmx extra, brace af aUght wire oost, ' , . ftif-hrdraah- and insures life performance by escludinf dual and foreign (hatter. Eary Steering Ball throat bearings in the a and other Jewett make this car one of the eesU est steering cars in the world if not the easiest steering-knuckle- to-t- lowr :P Chain Drives Timing Qears" brsnm,ttf-dJostiin-l.lin,whk- h its own bejt salesman. Let h answer your ques-tiona by actual performance. Drive as far and as fast ss you care hen tell us if we have been guilty of s single overstatement! . For tn this great car 17 years of Jewett fi ,,t Trw ' 1245 with these' great Jewett features . ; i , c $ Nor is the superiority of this sedan built Coach limited to its power, speed, and stamina. It stands alone today as the roomiest sutomobile of its type in the world, and one of the most attractive. vi": ActuaHy more body room than many big sedans! More entrance apace woo distinction on countlewills, coach. Herrty of rhanLanyyother ourptiS cars noted for power and space to enter or leave the rear withuigednew out discommoding those in front 3. fx Wide, comfortable tests that invite Jeweh Firit Everywhere you to ride at ease. And a body that is solidly built for real service, plus finish Ysttthese .seemingly "unbelievable of both permanence and rare beauty thlnxs are being done almost every 'day by Jevmt Coaches. ; Done, not Let the Jewett Speak for Itself specWly iuned tjp ''stunt" cars, ly but as part of the regular day's work Accept an urgent invitation to put all we have said about this car to the Wiprivately pwtiied Jewetts. ; , Coach f each show, has developed lis own Individual style In production. an It la thing to Bee that the only similarity f mm of the shows, produced by twtf directors, )h the same set of scenery and ' costume are uned, four at bare We, present, circuits, on out here, one in the middle west, one In the east and one ia southeast On the road, the ' company functions a gftd dual as does a pro- -' fessionat troupe, in that we, travel on achedale and are booked by an advance representative) In each of v the town we play.; v;s, It is a highly Interesting business and. as far aa I know, physical in capacity Is the only factor which Is respousltile for a director quitting. ; Jewett Coach Now Onlf to-tho- never Jcl actusJ experience, with this car, they must, sound like wild dirt-tor- s sees Aluoys Moling Them Finer Paige-bail-t m system, obtainable on any ear per-fe- et equalisation eimpUdty eeety "Never a Car Like This --Never Such Value!" n WORLD'S GREATEST CITY ' 4 other,' and "assailed by the newsBy KEIT& JONts. United PreM Staff Obrrespondept. papers and the general public conLONDON,- Oct. SI. Six hundred fess Ja re alinost ai.thelr' wits f&H "tfgfo .aome Vanflefing.'cows end inthey matter' of the knowing what beat dowh the virgin grass of tneato do about the aftna'tlon. dow Into a erie of eriss-cre- s .V paths. Men travsling inthetine of leasq . LAKETEW WARD. I reaistaneq followed, the paths rhel Glen R. "Taylor will render a vocal cow majdef and thft paths became solo at the M I. A.' conjoint serlanes.-- , f j y ys-vices at Lakeview,; ward this teven- .Today those paths are the cause ' of the greatest traffic congestion the i'pg." 'MIsb ''Cleft CUfiget Sriri glve-'also have' Good reading. speakers world has ever een ,Eprlhey have been' arranged for. A cordial Invi grown Ihto meandering streets. "IB public. the Vafr df the wbriaThfgrtrt tttr tation is extended I and automomies,- - ;nptor , trucks. buses horsedrawa add iaanvdrawn vehicles pour- into tbem day and night by the Hundreds or QioosaiidV Lfrora the four corners of London and laU ngln4. ... . Millions of dollars are being spent by the Londonj City Council every year in attempting to ndo the eon i l 4 j J' m Minn i tL' f ? 1 MSMSW'lt- aaaMy"eayy?flWy , petroleum product in Arkamat, Coioraib, Idaho. Kantat, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, . exception of a very few. When the show is written, small designs for the scenery are submitted to the scenery bourn and they scene the show from these miniatures. Now with the show written, scened and costumed, It Is necessary to call together several of the most to "set" experienced of the the show, which: " means arrange -dancing enfraneesi stage business,' dance rout lets, etc, After the show is complete In every detail, :'otheM directors aer called in to ltarn the show irom the ones who have "set in tt In that way, the show - is passed from one director to another eaifc one adding or cutflng as he OLDCOW PATHSCONGEST Producers, Refiners and Marketer ki&h-Qga- dt the author's ideas are carried out Mr. Miller is our costume designer, and all eostumv which are nsed in our show are his Ideas, with the MEANDERING HAPHAZARD CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY r. Let the ewett ltselr tell you what in cold type sounds linbelievable ASSOCIATED ie ' . ' "ii Mexioo, Oklahoma, Oegon, South Dakota Utah, WaJv-, i mgfanana Wyoming -- , , R. U.S. rat. Off. 4 t'T ' j nnirinrpff unsnhrM Ifyoucarrya Conoco Coupon Book yoa T" S V' avoid digging around for money and wait- far change. An Continental attend- ant have thenv It'a worth your while to test one far usefulness . , if-in- - ; , f ".'.7JVW 4836 emor Weit Center as' a ;? eU 1c Vv " isssr mmW. mT aV af klmW i rtii . . mva Ktflrted and mil are, lost,by the'publlc inj ireatlnn thhiua II- - We are. Prepared to Serve Our Customers , . with i h Goke Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. Hi r'11""""""''''" kEMEMBRANCES via ! A beautiful Xmag card neatly makes the most personal of remembrances. You can make it even more personal by making your selection now ' while our stock is most complete.,-- ". If you prefer to buy at home we, will gladly send our salesman ' Phone" cis .at 15 to make an appointment that will be convfe-- ,, "s ient to you. , ' i Please-- - vv i it Meanwhile purchases by motor car buyers are adding a thousand e more cars streets of London each weekv- - and .committees, fighting mostly at odds with each Tour Stationer" DR. GEORGE . gpeo'al Attention to . 31 ijr-r- - k. y Office in Be BIdg v Work YiXBD.. . IXTII "The Mutual conjoint services will be following splendid program held' this evening In the First ward. has been arranged for the l!,' J, A.. Amos N: Merrill will be the spfak- - conjoint sonices of the Bixtb ward pr and musical numbers will be furn this evening :talk, Miss Alice quu'ac duet, Zola Martin and ished by the Vineyard ward nwle t ' ; , ... Evelyn Cistluiid lian Mwrtirner. , - expert .Cleaning) (Pressing ' and Dyeing. : , CO. ,,, ;" soprano solo, Lil- ' ; . ,. at. i ;V WARD-- Glengarry TNEYABD WARD. j Rnsesell Hughes wilL be the speaker at the M L A. conjoint services, of Vineyard ward this evening. 'A splendid program of musical uirmbers and readings 1ms also been arranged..'' Ladies free November 2 to (competent) - TLMPANOfiOS PIONEER G ; (teach'ers) VVAF-D. . The following progr'flm will be following program will be rendered In thp m. I. A, conjoint f given at the Pioneer ward M I. A. this evening in the Timpanogos conjoint services tills evening : E. 8. ward : musical number, Aunu 'Jen be the speaker; vocal sen and Melda lltrley; Hinckley will . s soio, ansa Ague rarrer ; piano setec Leona Nelson. Dean Terry, Edith .uiHs uou, .aomt jones; vocal duetMPoulsoi and H. E. Harris will be Miss Cleone AVUkins; reading, Miss the , speakers. Ihe SKATING EVERY EVENING ... Let's Go! k4 Ii The Music of the Coal Chiite rOCBTH WARD. The meeting this evening in the Feurth ward will be under the auspices of the Mutual- - Miss Vllate E1llott will give a talk on the Holy Land. Mrs. Mabel Clark will render a vocal solo and Byron Dastrup a cornet solo. The meeting will begin promptly at T o'clqck. e - a U hi M M It's a welcome sound, because it 'gig'l nifies preparedness against bluster icy chills. Order youi days and - ... i ioaas oi comiort wniie we are aoio to take care of your orderjpromptlyi 1 -. PLEA8uNT TEW WARD. A silendld program has been arranged, for the M. I. At .conjoint services of Pleasant View ward this eveningv-Th- e program Is aalQllB Si violin solo, Miss' Emma Guy, ami in- panicfLoo-thplana by MU Lahore t H. n ' that's the number to call for Dallas Snow jwlU he the speaker M. I. A. conjoint' services of the Bonneville ward this evening. An Interesting musical program will H rendered by the public service bureau of the B..I.-U- ; at the s TinBD.WABD. The "Servleea at the Third ward this evening are" under the 'direction of the M. L A. A sp;padld prnHram ha Been arraBgpd. Prof. Alfred Osmond will b the speaker. Music will bo fumlshrd by W'UUam Hiilliday and numbers will be given by 4 irt' glee club of the Provo high lven by hool . A reading will 1 Ils Aomt reay.i AH are cordially ' invited to atteuuV' ., 213 W.? Center. u Learn to i Skate , 3 pro-'itri- DYEING Phygician and Surgeon GBANDYIEYT Tf.VKD', M. Y. A. cofijoitlt iefplces b? held this even! ug to the tJ'rlinilvlew ward. Elder Wayhe.Krttrchiiw will be the speaker. Miss Elds Rowley will render a. vocal solo. ' SECOND "WARD.. U Mies TholmA Huiah wlH be the penlter at the M. I. A. conjoint K'TVices of the Second ward this evening. A splendid musieal All will also be rendered. members of the ward are eorrilslly mvtted to attend." ; v ;, PROVO CLEANING AND E. ROBISON ' EVENING MEETINGS IN ALL WARD CHAPELS feEGEV AT '7:3 O'CLOCK ,. itlee club. NEW MODERN : EQUIPMENT to-th- cis ltey-nold- s; s Jctylo r Pape r Company J sEiiy istr. of.-th- e i i , . , with samples. ' L tfoote; three ten minute, talks on Sarah Dixon. A cordial Invitation the M. L A.,slogan by Claremre Ash-- 1 Is extended to the public, ton, Hasan Fhllllpaand Kay Slack.; vocal solo, Chat In brothers.1 WARD. , , BONNEVILLE L. D. S. CHURCH orlg-lnaB- y Phone 357 J J . Columbia i lions mora loss of time while men- - anV gooas creep at a snail's pace across these congested areas. At one Phtce in the Strand where the cows once walked aropnd a small projection a stump, fee possibly; at: id lane aod ,naUy the tceet weiit around the obstruct ure, a building now stands projecting Into the street. Today, to straighten ; the s'fTert at this point the London cbun: ell Is negotiating with the owners of this narroX projecting strip tot its purchase3 price well in exv cess ot 3,00O,O0Ov Jf The Bndeslghigwwrwhd '.'laid ouV' Picadilly Circus, Trafalgar '. Square,; VThe Strand Whitehall, Oxford street, Oxford Circus Keent streefi Bhaftesburj avenue, Fleet street tudgate Circus and numerous other present centers of congestion rouabl little realized the trouble, and exsense they were maklhg(fprsmen 'v4b would appeat an arth six. hundred years after their departure "into cow heaven. .Thejitrafflc problem Is being itfldiedJrom all angles by numerous nShniittees of which ihe London Traffic Advisory committee is the most Important All sorts of rem edies are being suggested such as rerouting of bus lines, diversion of all "through lty traffic" to round about roads which stay clear of the congested areas, "the wldealng'Up of some reet d the.' crealoiw.of some ehtijrely njew streetl t'p to dale, hdweer kxMt far? ihw paving of A nurtiber f greets anil ,no the widening marked 'step for the'Tniprovemeuf of conditions has been, taken. In TV1 until the present rebuilding is j pleted the conditions are Worse than for the tearing-- up of some of the Important streets has diverted traffic tot streets already Phone 74 M I .1 a !j M 1 Mutual Coal & Lumber Go; i Phone 357" SiniUllBlilUIinilKZSnilliniinnillinilinziII |
