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Show 18 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1920. Laugh and Be Merry You Will B ' Do So So and at - THE STRAND (On State Street) THE GAIETY GIRLS REVUE Presenting SHINES MONKEY BEAJJTY CONTEST TONIGHT Prlxea will be awarded to th GIRL and th PRETTIEST HOMELIEST MAN. Attraction Extraordinary CHARLES RAY In At the Theaters DRAMA AND VAUDEVILLE. ninleTitle hpR'llinffl bj Thirty 1inW Tops nrrohdOt prforntanre; fiv other hi arts AMNO-OHw lOEYVS in her last Thoma and high- put ure, Sweetheart, Kverjbodj laa vaudeville ORPHEVf-Kmr- aa and Seven Brack. liaig, Frank Wilfor A Co., H II BOD HO ME Drama, '"Captain Impudence." hj Edwin Milton ltojle. Matinees Wednes- day and Saturday. LAKE Fanchon and Marco lu "The Satires of 1920." MOTION PICTURES. PARAMOUNT EMPRESS Dorothv Dalton and ChaMea KMirnan In Sir James Barrie'a famous An "Half Burton Holmea Ttbt Hour"; lfy, eU; Paramount Magaaine; Comic cartoon. AMERICAN Alice Lake in "Body and SWul; Christie comedy; Pathe News; Oogdoo Bret-- 1 land at the organ. BROADWAY Ret Ray in "The Unknown Ranger"; latest News Weekly, and a comedy. EM Annette Kellertnann In "What Women Lore"; comedy, "Mams at the Ice Box." KIN EM A Pearl White in "The White Moll"; I niveraal comedy; International News. Henry B. Pyle and C. H. Steve, organists. -- SALT MUSICAL COMEDT. SI RANDtiatety Girls Revne, presenting "Monkey Shines"; lharles Kay in "The Pinch BRAINS, BRAWN AND BEAUTY DIVIDE THE HONORS AT ORPHEUM Nia.lv.art men and dainty women are found In profusion at the Orpheum on the hill starting last night, and the audience divide the honors. Kmma. Haig furnishes a large or. should it be a small? share of the petlteness, in a beautifully dreased and thoroughly enjoyable dancing act entitled 'and typifying the spirit of She la assisted by Kiehard Playtime. W. Kene, just as active and playful a 1V as Miss Haig Is a girl, and by Miss Mildred Brown, who supplies a delightful background of music at the piano and watt with a vocal helps out a number entitled Apple Blossom Time." The number is both 'different" and enjoyable. The Primrose Four supplies a considerable part of the stalwartness, a half ton PT-r'- T -- .s j s ill Sm u of It, according to the program. They and Justify the claim both in at times in the volume ofappearance their musical numbers, which are, in spite of that, both lively and musical, with enough pantomimic comedy to help out the laugh. The audience last night could not and did not get enough of this number to satisfy It. William Brack and his company seven In all supply some more brawn. But It took brains as well to thinlf out such a rapid lire assemblage of startling and daring acrobatics as this company furnishes. Their act Is dressed beautifully and artistically In black and white. Elly supplies some more of the daintiness, or might be expected to, but when she balances on her forehead a d settee by one leg as she goes up and town a step ladder of dimensions, and pulls off a number large of other stunts appearing to be equally amazing, she may be said to combine both of the outstanding features of the bill as a whole Coley and Saxon have some patter en- 'Ttle Minstrel and the Maid, In L. which the maid Is dressed up very as a maid, though some of the linesmuch are not particularly maidenly. They draw their share of the laughs, and folare lowed by Frank Wilcox and company, numbering six actors and actresses, who get a lot of noise and fun out of some thoroughly farcical, if equally Impossible, dramatic situations. Wallace Galvin qualifies as an "eggspert" In conjuring, and gets a boy from the audience to help him out with the comedy. Topics of the klnograms and orchestra are ud to iay, their usual standard. llfe-rize- t THIRTY PINK TOES BRINGS LAUGHS TO PANT AGES AUDIENCES peculiar characters T.Tf'r? Pink Toes the qualities which are usually laid to one of such an environment. Her attitude toward life Is happiness, and her ambition Is to epread cheer. This she does with great success. The vaudeville section of the program contains Its usual pleasing numbers. The Wonder Girl is a novelty gymnastic act which, besides showing gymnastic ability on the part of the characters. also carries a novelty feature of Interest. Irene Zollar and Billy Knox, billed aa late of the Winter Garden, New York, call their little skit d The and the Jazz Girl. and In this number exhibitions of jazz music and they give Jazz dancing. Even the atmosphere carries the idea of Jazz, and everything rocks, even to' the piano, when the harmonies from Jazz land float from the Inw. strument. Keene and Bayes In The Unexpected," and Joe Coffman and Isabel Brown In "Two Tones of Brown," are the other acts on the bill, and both are high-claskits of their kind. Piano-phlen- ss WESTERN THRILLER NOW SHOWING AT THEA TER BROADWAY One of the most western stories ever filmed is now thrilling showing at the Broadway theater. It Is an Aywon Film corporation feature caJled "The Unknown In which Rex Ray plays the Ranger. leading role. The story concerns the efforts of "The Unknown Ranger to round up a band of desperate opium smugglers who aro the border line between the United States and Mexico The five-paspecial feature will be shown. t the Broadway today, tomorrow and Saturday. The latest news weekly and a good comedy complete the bill. rt Gaiety Girls Will Present Monkey Shines as New Bill, Beginning at Strand Theater Today. THE OG DEN DEPARTMENT. Office, court upon a similar charge is a member, have elected him th three years ago. In passing sentence cial scribe for the troop. Judge D. R. Roberts Informed Munsey JJpst the next time he appeared ,n court upon the charge he would be given a ' jail sentence. In " h Ogden Court Continues Garbage Operators Caie I street, It Costs No More TheClean, Smokeless, Cinderless Coal Everybody Likes It . . Railroad Damage Suit at Ogden 19. Its a lf h HALF AN HOUR II Ay tufftr the discomforts and tmbarrassments of a Goitre f O. G. C. preparation lor goitre has d ouoy. Why pay several hundred dollars for aa operation ta re move goitre when O.G f. bene-file- Wri.,'iuVbUleLld nXU bt Address Dept 8 aaCCMHMICAL COMPANY, besttlc, Washington ' ILLINOIS LEADER DESERTS HARDING Trlhuso Salt Lakt Tribune Dud wire. CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Morton D. Hull, a leader of Illinois Republicans, rand Mate Chicago J for the Republican nomination for governor In 1916, elected four times to the house of representatives by Fifth dis Womans Ufa COMIC CARTOON THE I off men's and hoys rlnihln. (Advertisement.) MUSIC winter. OLIVE THOMAS HEATER. 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Evgs , 25c, 50c, 75. 21. 21 CLONINGER And Associate Players In "CAPTAIN IMPUDENCE" Prices Evening, 26c, 36c, 50c, Boxes. 21.00. Matinees. 25c, 15c, NEXT WEEK "THELMA" 70, 60- at lea cj jnt tisr ncnjKts Em The Unknown Ranger With the Daredevil Performer formal Invitation which Senator declares he received from France, Harding asking him to lead the way to an association of nations, rams from the French unit of the International Socialists. United (Bates Rep a tor Joseph L. France of Maryland told hla associates In tha Republican rampalgn here today that he had re. cetved a letter from a n French woman, high In the councils of France's Social Isis, making auggestlons similar to those which Renator Harding aald he received. This started the Democrat to wondering whether Renator Harding had not been approached by th same representa- Prone refused to tnake lic th name of the woman writer, pub for wou14 Involve her In trouble with th French government. He said, how- - I ever, that the communication urged th ' opponents of th league of nations In th United Rtates to Join In an "International convention of friends of peace." One-four- th GOOD USUAL UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT THE LATE Got Them Guessing. Z. C. M. L in Hour ef a Into Half Mor Sensations Than Most of Us Know In Alt Our Years. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELS PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE Crowding Chics ge Tribute Halt Lake Trlbviae Lrawd wire. CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Democratic leaders today raised the question whether I he In- are strongly opposed to the league of nations aa at present constituted. Similar bodies In other' European nations endeavored to have Inserted a clause In the Versailles treaty which would give subject nations position In relation to the great newer to which It belonged analogous to that existing between the Philippine Islands and the United (Bates." Go! DOROTHY DALTON BE'comfortable'lfils VICTIMS RESCUED t, (Continued from Page fifteen.) Let's PLAYING Supported by Charles Richman, Frank Leaea and a Splendid Caet In th Screen Version of Sir Jamas Barries Famous Play photo-dram- I P. M. 11 Plctur Paramount NOW 1919. Will Address Ogden I TO pro-gra- nt SGETKVmEATO 1 i y, IN HER LAST PICTURE AT THEATTR CONTINUOUS, Irrigation Engineer Greater of Water well-train- UVRiDjCLAH R Greatest Baseball Story Ever Mads .Into a Photoplay - Th Alleged Ogden Forger Bound Over for Trial 1 HCDjCLFAM PINCH-HITTE- offi- OGDEN, Oct. Hinckley, who cross from entrance to Reed hotel. was returned this morning from Cedar Phones M4 and 740. City, was arraigned In the city court, OGDEN, Oct. 2d. The case of the city waived his ifreliminary hearing and waa against William Ward, charged with op- bound over to th district court under Urges was remanded-terating a garbage wagon without a li- bondtheof 2500. Hinckley custody of the sheriff upon his Use cense, was continued in the city court failure to furnish the bond. this afternoon after several hours' hearHinckley Is alleged to have forged .a OGDEN, Oct. 20. The greatest poscheck In Ogden more than a year ago ing. sible use of all water available In the Ward Is alleged to have hauled garbage and has since that time been sought by Weber county drainage district was urged from several Sheriff C. H. warwho held Peterson, the places without securing the rant for him by A. F. Parker, Irrigation engineer for license from the city, as required during the time lie was away under from the district. In an address before the a new ordinance. the city. Ogden Rotary club at the Weber club at noon today. POULTRY 8HOW'tDATES SET. MAJ&R WILL SPEAK. The speaker said all of the lands In OGDEN, Oct. 20. Th annual show of OGDEN, Oct. 20. Major Alva Lee of Weber county. Including those of Ogden army recruiting station at Salt Lake the Weber County. Poultry association valley, that were not watered under the the In Ogden, December 28 to Weber river Irrigation district totaled will address the assembly at the Ogden will be held 05,610 acres, while in the Weber river high school Friday morning on "The January 3, according to an announcement today by Wilford J. secretary of district 190,000 acres were watered. Mr. American Army in France. the association. The Young, show will be held Parker said that during the last twenty In the on Twenty-fourtarmory street. BODIES PASS THROUGH OGDEN. years the irrigated area of Utah has not properly Increased, and what has been OGDEN, Qct.YO The bodies of sixMens shirt special, 21.92. Z. C. M. I. Increased has been offset by waterlogged teen American soldiers who were killed (Advertisement.) land, requiring extensive drainage oper- In the world war passed through Ogden Men a Shop. ations to restore the land to profitable today en route to San Francisco and other points. production. F. A. Curran of New York gave a brief address on the memory system, pointing PROGRAM AT ACADEMY. out the necessity of remembering names and faces. OGDEN, Oct. 20. Monsignor P. M. Cushnahan, V. G., will be the guest of honor tomorrow evening at the Sacred Heart academy. The , students of the school will give a special program of and dramatic expression. The Asks $30,00i music will begin at 2 oclock. OGDEN, Oct. 20. Thirty thousand dolRECOVERED FROM BURNS. lars' damage against the United States railroad administration Is Involved In the Goodenough, suit of George H. Butler, administrator who was recently by a gasoline of the estate of Ormond H. Butler, who fire, has recovered from his burns and was killed by an Oregon Short Line train reported back for dut. The members on West Twelfth street crossing March of Boy Scout troop 14, of which Ralph Twenty-fift- In The plaintiff alleges that Butler was and the De Michele "Thirty Broth- Today is change day at the Strand. killed about t oclock In the morning while 1 Keep 'Em t'P" vie for A whole new show will be offered to the en route to the city to take up his days h2aiin on th blu which ?? .1 opened patrons, beginning with today's matinee. labors. It Is alleged that gs a result of the Pantages yesterday afternoon. T the passenger trains failure to give warnanaement has arranged to Both of these acts do the unusual for The Pinch The star of ing of its approach Butler drove his autovaudeville; they carry good humor and this feature is noneHitter. mobile upon the track and was struck other than the popu- and real worth mixed In such a manner that lar Charles killed by the train. Ray. the entire skit leaves a pleasant refleccase The Blake and Ambers popular Gaiety Girls' will probably occupy the attion. Comedy company, headed by the tention of the court for the next three The De Michele Brothers are musicians Musical Inimitable days. and "Hogan "Snooky," are of the highest order for a vaudeville all ready to present their latest absurd-itcircuit and shake up Just the Monkey Shines, which has to do McAdoo right amount of comedy with their artistic with this funny pairs latest experience playing to make the skit well balanced. in Patagonia, where, through a chain of One of the brothers fingers a Two Meetings in with harp Incidents. "Snooky becomes king funny ccsl ability, whlie the other murders a and his prime minister. "Hogan violin In cold blood, although this memAs a special feature for OGDEN, Oct. 20. William Gibbs Mcthere ber of the duet finally his true will be a unique contest, thetonight first of Its Adoo, former secretary of the treasury, talent before the act isdisplays over. Besides kind in Salt will Lake deliver two addresses in The woman toadCity. the music, the comedy Is most commendjudged the prettiest, and the homeliest morrow morning, according to Ogden announceable. Instead of the usual coarse and man will each receive a valuable ment from Democratic crude methods used to draw laughs from headquarters toprise It was stated that Snooky and Hogan" will conduct the night. the former the audience this De Michele uses In- contest. cabinet officer would arrive In Ogden sidious mirth producers. from Denver at " The l;26 o'clock In the mornowners of tlie thirty pink toes ing. At 9 o'clock his car will be In bring a riot onto the stage with them Dorothy Dalton Is Stellar Attraction at the railroad where he will adyards, and proceed to keep the place In an upParamount-Empres- s Theater In dress the railroad men of the ettv. At roar for the duration of their stay be9.20 oclock he la scheduled to address a fore the public. Barries Half an Hour. Thev are primarily meeting at the Orpheum theater. acrobats, but eliminate all of this portion of their act exiept the finest bits In DOUBLE FUNERAL TODAY. the place of acrobatics they substitute of Dorothy Dalton, for several years one the leading stars of Thonfa H. Ince an original line of comedy of the slap- makes OGDEN, Oct. 20. The double funeral her debut a as stellar light of the services for Mrs. Marla Loulae Covingstick variety In a class not to be raninuB Flayers-Lask- v corporation In Sir ton and Joseph Covington, mother and compared to the usual run of this kind James M. Barrie's an Hour, a son. will be held at the Ninth Half of humor. The entire number has polI aramount ward chapel which photoplay, will be at 2 o'clock tomorrow. ish and finish to it. Bishop W. O. shown at Paramount-Empresthe s close behind two the Ranking will conduct the services. today Ridges leading Interfor and the balance of the week. Hencenumbers comes Jean Barrios and Frank she is to be starred exclusively in ment will be in City cemetery. Stafford and company. Jean sings and forth 1 aramount productions, and some of the dances her way into the graces of her best FIGHTERS FINED. stories obtainable have been puradmirers and then tells a few of his for her use. OGDEN, Oct. 20. John Morgan, Roy best Jokes, for Jean Is the prettiest and chased Miss Daltons rise In pictures has been Maxwell. John Morrlarty and John Kelly most charming girl which a man could steady, until today she IS one of the were fined 215 each In the city court possibly be. It seems a shame to see greatest favorites with motion picture this morning for fighting. such an entrancing bit of femininity Persuading her father to send transpose herself Into. Just an ordinary audiences. to her a dramatic school Instead of In man. FINED FOR STEALING PAPERS. of a legal career, as he preferred Frank Stafford and company present pursuit she began her stage experience In support waOGDEN, Oct. 20. Edward A. Munsey a novel skit reproducing the charm of of fined $16 In the city court today Virginia Harned In stock, and later the woods and open country and the Inplaved Ingenue roles with Hart Conway when he pleaded guilty to stealing mornhabitants. The Impersonations given of and ing newspapers from the stores where This was folvarious animals are both real and realis- lowed Wright Huntington. several seasons In vaudeville In they were delivered Inlast Sunday morning tic. Two dogs help the num- her ownby act. admitted Munaey court that he ap- With such a foundation, It ber along. no wonder that her rise was The Alaska, duo In A Night on the is after rapid Yukon bring the sports of the frozen she became a member of Thomas H trict Republicans and two limes to the north down to this wanner clime by per- Ince s company. senate, now a Republican delegate to forming many feats of skill upon common th constitutional announced Ice skates. What they skate on will aland Body Soul, Story of an Ameri- today his support convention, of Governor Cox the ways be a mvsterv, but whatever It Is It can Girl Democratic candidate in Batin for president'. answers the purpose admirably. Quarter, at Mr. Hull breaks with Renator HarThe third episode of the serial "Bride American Theater. ding. the U. O. P. nominee, on the league 13 la also shown of nations question. Mr. Hull declares Alice Harding has given no Indication of what will appear before local mo his convictions OLIVE THOMAS tion picture audiences In a are, "except In the one a of t he artist quarter particular that - he favors the complete Faria. Body, and refection of the-- Versailles' covenant.'"' houl. .from the play by William Hurl-huHarding's suggestion at one time that for three das. CASINO the American theater. beglnnhig today at he favored the reconstruction of The In this picture It la understood Mlea Hague tribunal, with "teeth In It," Mr will be seen first as an American Hull says, meant "soldiers and sailors Olive Thomas, in her last production. and ships and guns, and the use of them, in the French capital-an"Everybody's Sweetheart." Is the feature girl art student again as the same girl as she was if necessary, of the four-da- v bill which opened yesteran. unusual Incident which changes Harding's confession that he has no day afternoon at laew's Casino theater after constructive plan to offer. Mr. Hull sav This final appearance tiefore her many herIt entire personality. promises to present to Miss Lake Is "a confession of mors) and Intellecadmirers leaves an linurcssion of extreme Mr. Cox. on the other sorrow that the popular little star Is no decidedly her greatest opportunity. Not tual bankruptcy." hand, says Mr. Hull, has expressed dim-seand Soul more, although during th A showing of the a dual role picture. Body, In favor of "going In. nevertheless Is a test of the young acfilm her tragic end Is forgotten and th "To me. asserts .Mr. Hull, "there is tress range of character. audience lives the life of "Everybody's no question about the alternatives. hw eetheart Mr. off mens and boya clothing. Cox presents a definite program. Mr The plctuie Is taken among beautiful a hopeless case. Harding presents surroundings, In which Miss Thomas is un. Z. ( , M. 1. (Advertisement.) Mr. Hull's advocacy of Governor Cox's usually appealing and charming. She Is election Is regarded In political circles depicted as a poor little farm girl with all as the strongest Indorsement given I he Democratic presidential candidate and the league of nations by an Illinois progressiva Republican. pre-se- p eared Rex Ray Packed Full of Thrills Tense Drama and Astlon Comedy - Latest New Dont Forget the , Wetkl Bi Second Annual NOVELTY DANC Benefit of , THEATRICAL MUT1 ASSOCIATION SIt Lake Lodge, No. I ODEON HAT.Tn rWDAY, OCTOBEE 22, 1 Vaudeville, Jug, an Every V' |