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Show THE SALT LAKE "TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IE v' HEART WEAKER Lung Infection Makes Favorable-- With Tem- Progress perature at 100. SALARV PRIZE WINNERS New Comedy Is RAISED on Rambouillets Bulgarian Candland Show at Chicago After Plac Monarch Has Received in Last Ten Years. ing at K. C, Portland. (Continued from Put One.) SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dec. 2 (). King salaried day since the Illness set in, except Boris, who is the lowest received exthe in world, today when an monarch the ay perhaps amination was made or that when Sir a 50 per cent increase in his allow-anebringing it to 6,000,000 leva, or Humphrey Rolleston was called in ' about $43,000 a year. This Is the as a consultant. This assiduous attendance by the third increase which the ruler has V physicians at morning, ajternoon and received in the last, ten years, showare that the Bulgarian-peoplevening was an Indication to the gen ing wpII satisfied with his services. eral public of their Increased sollci nfsnite the latest Increase, how- tude. and. beinK Sunday, there was l.mvcr nm-i- in a relatively poor sov an enormous garnering outsiae ine erelgn. Zogu, tne new King oi uie palace gates to await the night bul ' Albanians, for example, receives six times what Boris gets and the boy letin. "His majesty had a qul- - kinor. Michael of Rumania, receives i., This ' eter sleep during the day. The liuec ten times the stioend of Boris, Out of his modeet wages. King tlve process has continued to dimin ish and his temperature tonight is Rnrii ni vps more than half to char same de 100. At the time there is a lty, having donated two months' salcline in the strength ol the heart ary to the earthquake sufferers anxiety," among his subjects and another two No special editions of newspapers months' pay to the poor, so that theyt were Issued today to fill the usual might purchase luei lor me winter. 'V Sunday gap in publishing Informs His friends declare that he has so tion and the only means which the little money left for himself that he public had to learn the progress of cannot even think of getting mar the illness of the king was to watch ried. the bulletin board in front or tne palace or to listen to the radio broad Wxast. V X-r- er e, s t.d: . which-cause- s Queen Mary and Family Attend Divine Service. The official bulletin this morning read: "The king had a rather rest less night. This morning his tern perature is lower and the infective process shows some Improvement. 4. mHis general strength, though at the present adequate, is at this stage of the illness being taxed. There was no bulletin issued after the afternoon visit of the physicians. Queen Mary, the Duke and Duchess of York, Princess Mary and others of the royal household attended divine service in the private cnapei 01 buck incham palace this morning. This ' afternoon the queen took her usual constitutional drive out, which the public marked as a favorable sign indicating that no immediate danger was feared. The Prince of Wales Is aboard H. M. 8. Enterprise on the high seas speed . ing homeward. His younger brother, the Duke of Gloucester, has reached a point in the interior of Africa where he can be reached by telegraph and bulletins giving the latest information on his father's illness have been communicated to him. He will reach Victoria Falls on Tuesday morning . and will then take the quickest route to England. The morning bulletin on his majesty's condition was issued too late to be read to the congregations, which had assembled In the churches, but there was none the less fervency in the prayers everywhere for their sov- ereign's recoveix - i r . I eacner uut . . or jod Family Moves When On SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 2 UP). A little red schoolhouse In Spokane county was padlocked and the for- mer teacher was seeking a Job today, , "all because one family didn't like the country. When the fall term opened at Bon-sschool, in the sparsely populated Four Lakes region. Miss lone taught two pupils, but recently, when the children's father decided to move, he took the school's v total enrollment with him. So Miss Addlngton padlockel the classroom. fi other teacher, in a similar populated district,' probably will hold her Job as long as she cares to stay. Three of the four pupils she teaches are her v own children At the nneninff nf the, fall term there were six, but the clerk . ik. -I I ui uie ocuuui uuniu iiiuveuj away, wiling his two children with him. pf Add-ingt- 1 1 .11 ' IX Health Expert Inspects Children Special to The Tribune. Dr. A. C. McKean MYTON. working under direction of the Utah state board of heaitn, nas oeen spending several weeks in Duchesne and Uintah counties holding clinics. Nearly every town in the basin has been visited and children have been Inoculated for dlDhtheria, typhoid and smallpox. The total number were follows: as treated Diphtheria, 1095; typhoid. 913, and smallpox, 1195. Total number for all diseases was 3203. Obscene Film Indictments Expected to Include More LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 UP). With' unbooked films altwenty-thre- e ready seized and three men indicted, federal postal inspectors declared today they expected to indict at least five more "more or less widely known" men In Hollywood on charges of distributing obscene negatives through the malls or through inter state express. W. J. Larivee ana Marry winter, two of the accused distributors, were to be arraigned tomorrow in federal court here, but the postal inspectors assert that these are only tne initial steps in the probe. Because of precautions said to have been taken by the distributors of the alleged Improper films, the government investigators said the organization had succeeded in virtually "flooding" the country with copies of the negatives. ' ESSEN, Germany, Dec. 2 UP). The socialist metal workers' union, after a five-hoconference by local lead ers, today voted. 25 to 14, to accept the government proposal mat tne wage dispute in tne steel industry in the Ruhr basin be submitted for arbitration to Dr. Wilhelm Carl Sev erlng, minister of the Interior. Since the industrialists had ai ready accepted the proposal, Chan cellor Mueller, immediately after learning of the action of the union, ur The Maryland was anchored 70 miles ANNOUNCES LEVIATHANS OF AIR sengers will be time west of the Rockies , in program of sparkling music to be sent to yon every Tnesday evening by the makers of GINGER. AXES thirty-fo- ur feet long, with a width of nine feet and an average height exceeding eight feet, according to Reed. Two lavatory compartments, fitted with toilet, wash basin, running water and other conveniences will be provided. A kitchen with complete electric cook ing installation and stewards pantry are included. Cabin Arranrrarent Are Made for Night, Sleeping. The cabin will be arranged in four compartments, each six feet three inches long and equipped with eight comfortable lounge chairs and two tables. Four Pullman type berths, each forty-tw- o inches wide, can be substituted for the ae&tlnx arrange ment. The "flying Pullrans" will be used for night flying "over two sections of the - transcontinental route.' The planes will have a high speed of 145 miles an hour, Fokker cald. will climb 1400 feet from the ground in the first minute, and maintain maximum altitude of 18.000 feet. The span of the wing will be 100 feet and the overrall length of the ship RtU. i0 a. fa A cpectal acreen attraction, "White Shadows in (he South Beas," synchronised with sound and music; also a big vaudevUla bilL MOTION PICTURES ONLT. VICTORY Paul Lukaa, Nancy Carroll and CockRichard Arlen In "Manhattan tail." with sound and dialoaue; two Vita-phoplaylets: Movietone news. CoPARAMOUNT "Outcast." starring ex- 10;J0 11 00 la SO 12 36 12.45 2 00 3:00 4:00 I'M 6:59 . 7 00 T:3B a 10 P OO 9.30 10 30 11:00 11:00 comedy. fUALTO Dolores Costello In "Glorious Betms'- - with Conrad Natelt also comedy, .news events. STATE -- Th Scarlet Lady," with Lya de Puttl. Don Alvarado and Warner Oland; aiso bod ourwooa in "The Oold Claim' comedy, news. Broadway Lights Flicker in New Film at Victory Sparkling Broadway could sparkle no more than Paramount's latest production, "Manhattan Cocktail,' sparkled Saturday at Its opening per formance at the Victory theater. "Manhattan Cocktail" has all of the bright lights, the thrills and the mys tery of Broadway Itself, and. in add! tion it has two exceptionally bright stars leading Its cast, Nancy Carroll ana Richard Arlen, one of whom Miss Carroll, surprises and delights with two beautiful songs during the picture. The synchronization, too, Is unusually good, the unseen orches tra playing the cues in perfect se quence to the changing scenes of the picture. The flashing personality of Nancy Carroll or the sympathetic figure of Richard Arlen alone would have added luster to any picture. The combination of the two In this dashing piece produces an exceptionally fine picture and an enjoyable to bring to the silver sheet a role previously created on the speaking stage, especially If that role has become identified as the high point 4 7 00 a. m "Oood Morninf." in a legitimate actress's career. But 7 30 a. m. Records. Corinne Griffith need have no 00 a. m. Breakfast prosram. qualms about having stepped into :30 a. Tour. the stellar role of the screen ver:00 a. m. News resume. 10:60 a. ro. Housewives' period. sion of Outcast," the Henry Hubert 10:16 a. m. Coiffure hints. Davles play, which brought Elsie FerPood sunestlons. 1C 30 a. m. guson into overnight fame. "Outcast-i- s 11:00 a. m. Weather report. I I OS a. m. the First National feature which Popular period. 11.00 noon Luncheon prosram. opened at the Paramount theater on 1130 p. m. Resume of evening's program. -Saturday. 12 4T. p. m. Shopping tour. Miss Griffith is one of the few 00 p. m. Bemiclasslcal period. 2 00 p. m. Matlne program. emotional actresses who Is equally at 8 30 p. m. Tea time. home In comedy or tense drama. Her 3 DC p. m. Variety. light moments In the role of the girl 5 SO 9. m Fashion sketches. of San Francisco's tenderloin, who 1 36 p. m Requests. "What Next?" 4 00 p. m not only rises above her own environ4:15 p. m. Shopping tour. ment, but also becomes an uplifting? 6:00 p. m. Children's period. influence in the life of the man she p. msr.tm tervm. 6 46 p. m. Dinner hour program. loves, were played with whimsicality 6:15 p. m. Quotations Salt Laka Stack and charm. There Is always a conand Mining exchange. vincing human quality In this beau C 45 p. m. Nightly dolngs.tiful star's character delineations 7:00 p. m. Shopper's guide. orchestra. 3 00 p. m. which marks her work with intense 00 p. m. Jsis band. sincerity. Hawaiian music. 1C:00 Edmund Lowe also gives a very fin 11:00 p. m Dance music ished performance in "Outcast" in II 00 midnight Tim. the role of Miss Griffin's lover, and J6U Meters r KOA, Denver others who should be commended I I R30 .Time Mann lain are Kathryn Carver, who make the Kilocycle besrt of an unsympathetic part. Lou- I PROVO. For the purpose of forms of ing an organization of the Utah Pioneers, a meeting will be held In the city and county building. Wednesday, at 2 p. i.i., and all Utah residents whose fathers arrived in Utah before 1867 are urged to be in the-Son- attendance. WE ,.TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY Many Laughs In Neiv Program Offered at Capitol OF THANKING THE THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE YV0 IP OUR HAVE BACKED STATEMENT THAT THIS IS OUR FINEST PICTURE. You Will Have to Hurry (Buddy) Rogers, lywood, Charles "Someone to Love." ...This picture has a story, with many entertainment angles included In its cast. Its direction and Its photog' raphy. The appealing personality of young Mr. Rogers, tne winning por trayal of Mary Brian, the enjoyable comedy provided by, an inimitable pair, William Austin and Jack Oakle, and a story which bubbles over with life and laughter and love, combine to produce an entertainment d luxe.. For the stage presentation, Fan-ch& Marco have provided the most unique and amusing act yet. It is their "Midget Follies Idea," featuring the Goldman's Midgets and Johan Aasen, the world's tallest man. the astounding contrast between this giant, who measures 8 feet 9 inches high, and his specialty part ner, Anna Rice, who Is only 36 Inches high, fairly "bowls' the audience ever. Prince Ludwig, who plays the xylophone, Is only 36 Inches tall, yet he carries himself with a dignity and confident manner that immediately win his audience. Monte and Kar-m- o are two tumbling comedians who are exceptionally clever. Grace Gould sings and dances in a highly pleasing manner, and Dolly Kramer, the cleverest little comedienne In the outfit, is in a class by herself when it comes to evoking laughs from the audience. King Creo and Prince Creo stage a comic prise fight that won much applause, while the ensemble numbers were particularly fine and entirely professional. Oliver Alberti and his Capitol orchestra offer the difficult yet beautiful "Marche Slav" by Tchalkowsky, played In the manner Salt Lake has I'll fast-movi- 0--MWS- M GREATEST l7 9 I' ;SrT on Corinne Griffith Merits Acclaim In Film 'Outcast 1000 Watte KDYU Salt Lake 1290 tUlocylclei 132.6 Meters Meeting Called to Form Sons of Utah Pioneers The Capitol theater opened Sunday mma Orlfflth: Laurel and Hardy com- -. edr. "Should Married Men W Homer'; with a bill that for pure enter7 Oreat Moments In loo:baU'! news. AMERICAN Patsy Ruth Miller and Lawtainment has seldom been equaled In rence Oray In "Mirr:n by Con rsct." the answer to Judae Ben Lindaey; also 'Salt Lake a Tuxedo comedy; latest news. the feature picture is Paramount's OEM Rex. the kins ol wild horses, In "Wild Beauty," with Hugh Allan and latest starring vehicle for the young Mar June low; also news, colored animal est and most promising star in Hoi novelty. Mutt and Jefl cartoon and a ercises. m. Breakfast ireetinc. m. Inspirational period. m. Mornlna news. m The day's announcements. m. Housekeepers' chat, department of sericulture. a. m. Happy hour. a. m Oran concert. p. m. Oraln quotations. p. m. Instrumental ensembles. p. m. Newscastlnt. p. m. Popular hour. P. m. Classic hour. p. m. Children a hour. n m v. aide Towne Cryer. p. m Reports from Bait Lake Mlnlni exrhanae." p. m Santa Claus. National Broadeastlnt com P. m. pany program from New York, com d. m. National Broadeastlnt Mn nrocrana from Ran Pranelsoo. p. m Harry Clark and instrumental trio. Jewel box. p. m p. m. Blue alnaer. n. m. Baritone. It Is always a severe test of a mop. m. Remote control dance music. tion picture player's ability and art p. m. Time. 7:45 a. 00 a. 6.10 a. 0 04 a. 10:00 a. Guayaquil to the American warship. on shore. Kalsr. FABTAOES ck 16J.S Meter 1130 Kilocycles exercisei.es 7:00 a. to. Settlni-u- p 7:16 a. m. Mornlm music 7:30 a. dl Repetition of aettlns-u- p (Continued from Pan One.) said full flight could be maintained on any two of the motors. The cabin space available for pas- s, 4 6 SHIP (Continued from Pax One.) - KSL, Salt Lake 5000 Watts I BOLIVIAN ABOARD Fen-rho- Danny O'Shea, as the carefree, careiess sutge-strucoy, also deserves high commendation. In the early sequences of the picture, which deals with the efforts of a young college girl to break Into the stage racket, Marian Morgan's dancers perform beautifully in several allegorical scenes. "Manhattan Cocktail" la. If anything, a realistic picture, but It is also a moving, thrilling melodrama. There are two Vltaphone presentations that are pleasing. "In the Park" is a short comic skit, while Burr Mcintosh, as a benevolent judge, delivers a timely preachment against a prevailing evil in "Nonsupport." Fox Movietone newsreel, showing some interesting shots with all the sound accompaniment of the Mount Etna eruption, and Jewel Cox at the Wurlitzer, combine to complete the program. Radio Progra KANAB. At the last quarterly conference of Kanab stake of the Latter-da- y Saints church, at which Apostle Melvln Ballard represented the general authorities of the church, several changes were effected In wards and bishoprics. The bishopric of Kanab ward, con sisting of Bishop Richard S. McAl 8. lister. First Counselor William Swapp and Second Counselor Joseph S. Johnson was released and Israel H. Chamberlain; bishop; Fred M. Fowler, first counselor, and Merrill Tietjen, .second counselor, were sus tained. .The Alton bishopric was also changed. Bishop Jonathan B.' Hea-to- n and Counselors Byron D. Roundy and William J. Baird were released. Arthur Quimby for bishop, Arthur Glover for first and Harold H. Hea-to- n for second counselor were named. F0KKER UABRY EZSER, world's pre- -- 1 mier baa joist, and his merry band of Eskimos, for the first "Stepping 8tones In Christian Science" was the subject of a lecture by Professor Hermann S. Hering at the Second Church of Christ Scientist "Many of Its Sunday afternoon. stepping stones are those taken in all Christian experience," said Professor Hering. "with the additional actual demonstration which Christian Science makes possible as proof of the correctness of its teachings." Special to The Tribune. land this afternoon. At 8 P. M. over Station KSL Speaker Talks on 'Stepping Stones in Christian Science' In Kanab Stake OFFICIALS . -- Changes Effected The provisional president also gave Mr. Hoover a number of books written by Ecuadoreans, outlining the culture of the country, and as a final gift three Panama hats were added. These hats are made chiefly in Ecua-do- r. and hot in Panama, as is the Panama was general conception. formerly the main port for the world export of these hats, Mrs. Hoover was given lace made by the Indians, and jewels and other gifts." The Hoovers attended religious ceremonies aboard the Mary- TOMORROW NIGHT r ' In a parting message Presidentelect Hoover counseled Ecuadoreans on their chief economic problems. He said Ecuador was laying its basis for prosperity on the foundations of a free people like the United States. depositing the Hoover party appointed the minister arbitrator. After aboard the Maryland, the Cleveland Dr. Severing will leave for the Ruhr carried President Ayora and memtomorrow to investigate conditions at first hand and his decision Is ex bers of his party back to Guayaquil under Instructions from Mr. Hoover. pec ted at the end of the week. Presented With Souvenir Of Great Historic Value. Citizens of Ecuador showered gifts on the American president-elec- t, hailing him as the first to visit them in a century in such a capacity. President Ayora gave him the original army order Issued by General Bolivar. This ir --of great iiistoric value in Ecuador. , h All's fair In love and war, says the fable, and to that must be added poll-tic- s, if the result of the mixture of the three in "Tommy," the latest attraction at the Playhouse, may be taken as a criterion. For In this excellent comedy the same methods that prove successful in politics are used to insure the success of Tommy's love affair. With Ben Erway playing the part of the town political boss and Dan Cupid on the side, the Metropolitan splenplayers have brought anot-Vedid production to the local theater. to Ben proceeds apply his political craft, to straighten out. another of those eternal triangles of two men and a girl, and the way in which he goes about it is as devious as some of the schemes he is working simultaneously in politics. Although Miss Gladys George, leading lady of the company, is taking a temporary rest away from the footlights, the remainder of the cast Is splendid. Leonard Strong rivals Erway hi a leading iart,- - and the youngster is superb, his final scene of drunken wrath being a masterpiece of comedy. Miss Daisy Del Wilcox is cast In the leading femi nine role, while Miss Lillian Fisher and Norman Feusier also have outparts. Miss Charlotte standing Young, Frank Perry and Arthur Loft complete the cast. The Harmony Night Hawks furnish the usual entertainment between acts with renditions of the latest song hits. Rambouillet sheep from the flocks of W. D. Candland 5t Sons of Mt. Pleasant, having made a record at the Kansas City royal stock show which Is about on a par with that made by the same animals at the Pacific international at Portland, Ore., are now facing the cream from some of the worlds greatest flocks of RamboullleUi at the International at Chicago, The Chicago show is classed as the greatest, and that at Kansas City the second greatest in the nation, while the Portland exposition Is classed as the leader in the northwest. At Kansas City the Candland flock garnered two firsts, eight seconds, five thirds, five fourths, two fifths, a sixth and a seventh. At Portland the same animals took grand champion rani and grand champion ewe. as well as eight firsts, four seconds, two thirds and three fourth places. At the royal. King Brothen of Laramie took the champion rams in both B and C types, and the champion ewe in B type, the C champion ewe going to the University of Nebraska. W. A. Lovett of Zanesfield, Ohio, was another keen competitor. The Candland winnings Included: B type Second in ram over two years, second and fourth in ram one year or two, first and third in ram lamb, third, fourth and seventh in ewe one to two years old. third and fourth in ewe lamb, first In three ram lambs bred by exhibitor, second in three ewe lambs bred by exhibitor and second in flock exhibit. C type Third in aged ram, second in ram one to two years old, fourth, fifth and sixth in ram lambs, fourth in ewe one to two years old. fifth in ewe lamb, second In three ram lambs bred by exhibitor, second In three ewe lambs bred by exhibitor and third In flock exhibit. German Metal Workers Arbitrate Wage Dispute HOOVER INVITES PLAYHOUSI-Mrtropoll- Spiced by Politics Oil Playhouse Bill Increase Third come to expect of Alberti. Phil Kalar scores another hit with his character number, Rudyard Kipling's "Boot" set to music. Alexander Schreiner, playing a series of dream songs, starting with the classic, "Liebestraum" by LUzt, and coming to the present day popular airs, strike a responsive chord in the audience. Max Davidson comedy and the newsreel complete the program. ise Fazenda, always a clever character actress, Huntley Gordon, Sam Hardy and James Ford. There are two other features of the Paramount program of outstandThe Laurel and Hardy ing merit. DRAMA. comedy. "Should Married Men Go tan In Home?" is one of the funniest ever Playfrs seen, while "Chick" Meehari's latest Play of Joyous youth. "Tommy.'' of the series, "Great Momenta in VAUDEVILLE AND DRAMA. -CAPITOL Char in Buddy" Roaers and Football," is Interesting in that it n Mary Brian in "Somfone to Love", shows Notre Dame's deceptive forand Marco'a "Mldtct Pollles'' Idea. ward pass lrv."6low motion." There ' lth group ol tiny s performers and a "tant; "Our Oang" comedy; Oliver Al- also is a newsreel. and Phil bert!, matter W fertmontrs OnStageScreen KfKG BORIS GETSlUTflH FLOCKS GEORGE S 3, 1928. 1- -4 tew two-rou- E MOW PkAVINO III MAftniAGI. Y 'CONTRACT IN .... li.i PATSY RUTH MILLER and a Superb Cast ).. r: in r A Drama of Marriage Without the iVOI mm lWrV1 f .in ml o. Al 1 " .Y-i"- wa8J..,J,a,,.J Rlil 'I Salt Ukm Uaoiwo P3BSBPJSjSjSgq THfAnm-Dmcno- L Mtcvs fwrtv,Kt ..vaBaaiaX ( H S1 WffgjJttin n,iusjaliin jSSSiiL..SjTiaBaasSja (iMjT)il (0)1 felsii-'' 0"".. A"iCVvW .Iff mm Itharlet AkXW 1 .sJ ffrt ijimfmm"- V.MldtfaUAilsWrtraan Weddinr Bells! I J; W I Vfel. - - X ,V aa, HNOMS'lMttJ M.HKT . t C 1 m-- . in 1 'Glsrisss Be!sy' MSl rViTirtieafBru IH LAST TIMES TODAY &aaa H Jk MMsa r auaTaVlTB WR yVALAR 3M 8 f Dolores Ccstelb ' MOMTE IV KARM0 ggaiiaiiwiUKMiai.aaim altXAMOCR KMNNR aasTM ajgaMMtn nH ' I J mm maw ;I sasssa.asssasssgti, - ir NEXT ATTRACTION ! RtCHARD BARTHELMESS CT "SCARLET SEAS" Somtthlrif nrw for "Our Dirk." PanrliaB and Marca'a "Artists' Idas," with a raaU cartoonist thg sUfa ' TOMORROW Victor . IMaglsn IN , .. . The River Pirala . - Ten-pie- Sport talk for boys. Proxrsm. Orchestra. I 0 Wuatral pirates. r no Program. t 3S Program. ir.:00 KOA light opera. to TODAY at TOMORROW 'THE SCARLET LADY' 6:30 ' 7 0O 7 30 KF1. Lett Meter I m.i I With I.VA DE rTTTI DON ALVARADO I lCCRINNEFJrFITHi...0Y r m CP HOB CVRWOOD Id "THE GOLD CLAIM" Newt Oar Gang Camedy Tit I ( e DO 30 f 00 vs Ant-ele- C40 J""" lmT' I ' tOVt tTORY Of A LITTLE STARVE Al Kilocycles WjT J 00 Male quartet. 30 Family party, f 00 Program (3 hours).' I I .to Symphonet I T" SmrTWWWIrVrjufltjmiiR J. H 'ck H yii KGO. Oakland 790 Kilocycles Meters JOProgram N. J, factory, which will be devoted to this construction work. . He said that line production of the planes has been planned as soon as possible. Engineerinlg work has ale ready been completed, and construction of the first plane started behind closed doors. The transcontinental air route is to be operated by Western Air Ex press and the Universal Air Lines, without any cooperative arrangement with railroads, the announcement said. The International Aeronautical exposition, at which the announcethousand of ment was made, persons, many ef them veteran citibut mostly zens, mill through the exhibition hall Inspecting eighty American airplanes, varying In rise from tiny sport planes to the hug sixty-fiv- e feet. transport to be used on the Fokker Mid he hoped to be able to Tranacontineqtal Air Transport, Inc, i route- - from New York to t'rrn mit th riant s.hin at th rat .air-ra- il ' of two each month in the Hasbrouck Los Angeles early next spring. mum Height. at i- II" TONIGHT .AX 8:30 - .. TOMMY .XtTYCCMWCH - JTas with TU Ill BEN ERWAY . As "Lucia Davg . of steaming. And tristful aromoa of the f tin nirkr METROPOLITAN PLAYERS A Play gtory-ak-ts- GraU Niaaea I f ' i II 1 1: fi0o aa i ' III a - 'BftSB Lm. KulV ZS Wi MAN V w t m I SSI J HAT-TA-N u. "air-minde- twelvt-paa-ten- -- MEET THE TOLKf I? JCWCt CCX Y? H H tt WVRUTXBH Jimmy Jtaaatg rm4y Latest ? Ivrats CBrtaatUw i FORMERLY THE WILKES WTTM suanrH EOO MAN" AND gJBSfflljl I' twrtaLi. HMI asnrWrl M ajm wfi(T!iW Ifll -1 PLAYHOUSE to 00 Symohonists. 11 90 Studio concert "V t la tha Sellfhtfol coned;. With kaaaUful UTS PHONE WASATCH "my NEXT SATURDAY! "THE BUTTER :b5- Dinner canoe rt; tslk. Family party. Program. . tUMIKO MalbaU "B III Ufa" tootvrj j vi '' vrrr n vniT Tir,f.r11 .. tlT XW 1 EJ j. M F COMING NEXT SATVRDAYI Was. roi'g first Sialoga alctura: . THE AIR ORCXf tha MavtrUB. with Artavt Laka fa Carat DarM BalUag ' XMAi AT m TffATS ft - t All ITVfclkiM V,' f fl Ij I f -- ItAmUN lift I" I im |