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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER , 15, 1920. habitue of gorges, precipices, and a doughboy 'r feet tired. A couple of pairs of woolen trouother airy places in his latest picture, "Eternal Love," an Ernst Lubitsch sers, and fur leggings. now Grawoolen shirts, coats, Assorted playing at the production, VAITrVlMJt 4VD MfTIIU. nada theater, and the clothes that the leather jackets, mufflers and a fur RKO ORPHEVst On the scretn. Oreta star has to wear would do credit to hat. r Do. in 'The Kim. with conraa Knf ot Score a polar explorer. eel. Anders Randolph, Holmes Herbert Heavy rifle, axe, alpinstock, and end e'hers: on the alter. RKO unit the. correct rope. was The earb climatically "Youth end Beauty Kevue," featurinf And. part of the time, after he gets Elmer Coudr. lon Killer. Dorothy Coudr. A Swiss mountaineer's costume fwhen the company went to Canada Paramount'! plcturlza-tlo- n The annual dramatic and musical aiane Posina end e chorus ol 30. month among the rug- Into all this regalia, he must carry a and spent Is when are one of the famous Sax Rohmer and fine equipment ON Ilir AI DIBLE SCREEN." story, offering at the West high school peaks of the American Alps, but a chamois around on his bark. "The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu," CAPTTOL Charle "B itldr" Rogers. In the takes place Thursday evening, De- scaling icy peaks In the teeth of a ged Camilla Horn, Victor when Barrymore returned to the Varconi, to romantic inriuer. "Kan way Heaven, one or la the most thrilling mystery-adventuUnited Artists studio in Hollywood Mona Rico, Hobart Bos worth, Eve- with Jem Arthur; short subiecu end cember 19, at 8:15 o'clock, when two raging gale, but the same costume news. sound films ever to show here. Shepherd.J8moJjomJiLa-Ho11ywa(ystudio, beneath ArlU In. Me Mrat- LoBavact playsv-SThh& V(" SeW "tllP 'f'tl TH f ARA MOUNT i.Ocor. the north, be was not so comforta supporting cast also discovered that talcing picture. 'Disraeli." a arameuc Stayed Behind," by Grace W. Mc- - tne glare 01 powerful lights that s a ble. at the Oem theater have been held masterpiece ewnsnee. " Alpine garb in Hollywood has its .filled tth drams. ana Mistletoe and tiouy- different story! Gerran, iKSiir and H. sound news and Here are a few of the items of what drawbacks. spellbound on the" edges of their to screen are Marie act. J. Warren, by Berry," Beats as the gripping melodrama un- QRANADA John Bsrrymore. in "Items! Swiss mountaineer Jans and Whalen, Miller and Lyle. Ask John Barry more. He knows, the be presented. The first is an inspi- from d folded. daredevil must wear: Lxve, with sound. Miller and Lyie, Jans Hampton and the Pa the perspiring experience. and Whalen. Hardboiied Hsmploa and rational and beautiful story of shepnews complete the program. sound 6ax Rohmer has always occupied make would shoes Hobnailed screen that is a hardy tne star for sound news. on a tended their sheep who a unique place In world mystery fic- VICTORY Douiles Fairbanks. Jr . and Lo herds retta loune, with oarniei Mrers ana hillside in Judea on the first Christ tion. His books have been popular second Holmes Herbert, tn "The Careless Ase"; is a merry Eve. Hie mas best sellers for years. Now that "Brown comedy, of Eighteenth century En Warner Oland has created his fanoveltr, "Pioneers Piuuis"; comedy Oravr"; sound news mous character. Dr. Fu" Manchu, on CEM gland, witn tne miaueioe piaying "The Mysterious Dr. ru Manchu." nsrt whifti l full nf mii.Of nnrl danc the talking screen, a new enjoyment drama Irora Sax Rohsner s fa. mous novel, with Warner Olsnd. Jesu ing, combined with the old Christi-,la in store for those who have alArthur and NeU Rsmllton: also sound mas spirit. ready thrilled to the novels. news, sing ins novelty, comedy TVi miis.lr rlpnstrtment. Under the and a review. ' "The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu" is ALTO Sophie Tucker and Lfla Lee. la direction of P. Melvin Peterson,tells the tale of a wicked, vengeful RI"Homey novalso talking comedy, presenting a Christmas cantata, character who seeks to avenge the elty and Tons": sound new. GieAdam STATE John Mark Brown and Paul Muni "The Manger King," by v.u death of hl anH ex.: v miw wiuu sua la Hint corneal, hei. - in "Trie vnuct . era! English families. nurFor ... this. novelty and sound news. . . Th rat fnllnoht' Ariel Rosa, Alma V. Mcac. Kim ujpuuiize5 rus IDeauiuuj a ard.1 Leavltt, Philip Hadden. Bill ow- her his willing instrument. and makes How love outwits the crafty villain Rosy's place and plans to live there ella. Grant uagiey, tiennein a.imvi'. the freedom Marcellus Know, Aoe Miner. in a series of exciting event Is . the and exult in her life and Moiirarro. June Fowler, Frances of her cleansed soul. Guild theme of the picture. in Connection With Jack Peterson, Laner, Herbert Warner Oland is Dr. Fu Manchu Mazie Is Exposed Tinfrey, Oak Carey, Ralph Thacker, personified. The well known orien- WiUUnlhe Month. ... Mumford. Dorothy Chettle, Dolores croon-stoutal actor is at home this splendid , a wayne comes Javnes, Eut Evelyn along Sandy Dunn, role and. with Jean Arthur, Wampas with whom she once had John Jaynes, Carl Smith; Marie baby star for 1929, and Neil Hamil- barkeeper K.oew, Marie Price. joe ton, popular hero of "The 8tudio lived, now a prominent politician, and Druce, Edna Quayle, Bert Barton,132 SOUTH STATE STREET Murder 'Mystery," in the romantic within the month Mazie is exposed. Bosch, Scott KlsnerCnvrior Van .Tapir u.rtloiul emotionmeets an exposure with leads, the picture has a full quota of She Ruth Standish, Jack al Peterson, en. meets of show and Billy deXance, artistic talent. In addition to these, tw ynoios, 6uch screen highlights as William it with the statement that he doesnt Rodney Opensnaw, Mnm care she what Wprlton Roess, Roy Darket Blanche was, andJj&ndyXun!j Austin, QlP, Heggte, Claude Kins Friel, Margaret Dfury, Clyde Tur accepts his defeat and Tully Marshall add to the The Opening- - Bill, Through Special Arrangements, I found it difficult to believe that ner. of the production. In addition to the foregoing, a There are horrors, laughs, thrills a girl who had lived two years with Be the Outstanding Radio Drama Will takes of part. students chorus well so larse Russian do could picin Rosy and love in "The Mysterious Dr. Fu 3nuiai rfnTwino' numbers, costumes Manchu'" but. more than anything tures in Los Angeles, where probably and would stage scenery and settings are all those lads recogpicture else, there is splendid entertainment. nize her. and, even if she could, I being arranged by Ruth Carrol Ev don't believe she would have moved ans. Miranda Mataon, omeuus MARRIAGE, CAREER and E. O. Newman. back to the top of that particular hill exposure. BOTH WIN POINTS and dared a second Anyway, if I were tn the show mar ket today I would sell trollops short COMEDIAN TELLS (Continued from Precedtnt Pice-With DIANE ESMONDS, DON WOODS and the Present Cast Greatly Augmented But "Top o' the HUT Is weU played OF IIIS FAN NOTES not even thinking of marriage. In by Katherine Wilson, Charles Brown and Strengthened plte of reports to the contrary. I and Georgia Lee Hall. (Continued from Preceding Pags.V would give up working in picture if I had to for a man, but I don't be- Two New Musical wrote, 'as Jake has been bothering lieve I could lov a man who would Comedies Produced. The Salt Lake Theatre Guild, sponsor of the Better Drama Se&sonria composed me about this snd I want him to get-me want to." e.iiB There are two new musical comedy tnls worry o:i nis mum. -- djrepresentatives of the leading social, educational leligioxia and Jmsinesa groups of saw the Dorothy MackaiU took a different hit in for the holidays artd probably softy, I fen again and Jake the city. It has for its purpose the promotion and encouragement of " cultural rec attitude, the rest of the season. One is Jack show. "How can I tell what I would do if Donahue's first came one set finish nf the vio a venture, in Salt Lake City, with particular reference to stage drama. reation , starring I happened to fall In love? Maybe comical story of the war called "Sons nlcht last week when a doctor ap I'd give up pictures, and maybe not. o' Guns," in which Donohue plays a peared m my cressmg ruum aim Guild Councils of Theatre members Lake Salt the are The Advisory following When you're in love vmi m nnt re young millionaire who is drafted and asked for four seat nald that Herb Mrs. J. C. MrClaln sponsible, so anything I say now then finds that his top sergeant was had told him it would be all right Mrs. Georf e R. Dera Mrs. Emily Caldwell Adams Mr. Chaa. R Ma bey Mr. Joseph J. Danes Mr. Burl Armstrong might not hold then. But I dont be- formerly his valet. It is a Donohue I exnlalned that this was impossible Dr. Herbert B. Maw Mr. J. Fred Dayaes Dr. GeorK A. Ailta lieve I would pass up the career to part, partly because he wrote it him- and the doctor looked aggrieved. This Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris Dowd E. A. J. Mrs. Andersoa Mrs. Sarah twiddle my time as a Mrs. I like self, with the aid of Fred Thompson, Mr. Nephl L. Morris puts me in a fix," he complained. 'I've Mr. Ellas U Day Mia Mand May Babroek working too well If there is mutual Lily Damlta, the picture star, is a got my three friends outside all W. Mr, Mrs. Royal Parties Henry D. Moyt Mrs. Elsta Tlmaf Braadlcy love between the man and wife hen charming leading lady for Jack. She dressed up." Two stage hands had to Mr. C. Clarenc Neslea Mrs. Ernest L, Dee Mayor Joan F. Bowman Dr. S. B.Keff Dr. B. K. Ertrksen they respect each other's wishes, and can't sing any better than he can. lead him out Into the alley. He was Mr. Hath B. Brown Mr. David Neff Mr. Robert C. Elliot in that case no man would object to nor dance Mict CUrtssa A. Beaoky as well, but everybody likes screaming. D. Freed Mrs. Eunice Frontlet Haider Lester Mrs. . A. Bird 8. H. Mrs. his wife's career," a called ' is her a lot The song hit Heres a note xrom mtHioimstr-tMr. Georfo D. Fyper Mrs. Ruth May Fox Mr. R. Leo Bird "Why?" , Loretta Young in Throes Mr. Catherine Pains Mr. B. F. Grant asking if he can use two of my gags Dr. Arthur I. Beeley tour. western called Thou Col. H. C. Price other is his on The Fortunately, Glad Karl Mr. "Fifty Mr. AlTln A. Beesley Jay ' Of Her First Lore Affair. Mr. Goorre O. Relf Mr. John D. Gil sand Frenchmen." E. Ray Ooetz has my wife's smelling salts were here Mr. Wllford A. Beestcy Loretta Young is in the throes of Mr. Joseph H. Raybarn Mrs. Alrln K. Goodspcts Mrs. Allc Burton it with, so the gossips say. oathe table when I read it. I'm sendMist Marion Redd Mrs. E. D. Hammond Mr. Julian Bamberg her first love affair, which has al- produced Warner Brothers money, it is a Big ing him a dot-e- new ones. It's the L. Hunt Dr. W. O. Rneknbr4 Frank Mrs. Mrs. Felt Bltner Erma afThat to amounted an engagement. and handsome, rough and ready ready flrnt time it ever happened. W. Mr. Leo Sweet Zlna Hickman Mrs. "Fuller Mrs. Bailey The lucky man is Grant Withers. fair that the Brpadway set has de- letter will be framed. Mr. John D. Spenrer C. M. Brown Mr. D. E. Haitrtnond Mr. letthe other mention "Marriage should come first from cided to adore. William Gaxton is the won't S. B. Mr, Georf e Albert Smith Mr. "I Mrs. Laey Grant Cannon Hinckley a woman's standpoint," said Loretta, chief comedian. He is the fellow ters. They're all touches and they're Mr. Jack Sear Mrs. Florence Irinf Hyde Mr. C. W, Cloratoa E. ReT. Hoyt Mr. Fieldini K. SmlU "but I think married life and a who bets he can live a month In Paris on the level. Vaudeville actors, all Mrs. Mona W. Cannoa Henrique Mr. EdwaralH. Sorreason y O. Hewlett Venter Mr. Coadon Mr. Waidt movie career can be equably arranged without touching his letter of credit of them. You know, vaudeville time Mr. L. A. SteTensoa Mrs. Alonxo B. Irvln Mr. Joseph I. Cannon and one's time and heart Tobin while he is is so scarce these days that I underGenevieve win and distributed ' Mr. Wlnslow F. Smith ' AIU Mrs. Cook Jensen luwllnt B. Mrs. Frank between su-- nf them doing It. Genevieve is the daughter stand the Keith people are seriousiMls Chaasette Stewart Mrs. Mary Grant JaM Mr. Husk J. Cannon Bemlce Claire, the pretty young of an Iowa millionaire' and not too ly considering firing all their bookMr. Joseph t. Smith Mr. Osrar A. Kirk ham Mrs. Annie Wells Cannon e Mra. Marie C. Thomas Mr. Edmund K earns Mrs. Vlda Fsi Clawtoa ers and giving the job to suiter, is too misy winning about particular. Mrs. I. W. WoM R. Mr. James Kennard Mrs. Alma C. Clayton the three leading roles she has played Connolly. You see" Mr. Don C. Hood Mrs. Amy Brown Lyman Dr. Georf N. Child in quick succession before she was (Copyright, 1929, by the Chicago Mr. Allen," the as"Overture, Mr. Pen Wool Mlaa Eva Lladauist Mr. Georf W. Vary Tribune). hardly "camera broke." sistant stage manager's voice was unProf. B. Roland Lewis "I've never been proposed to," Ber-niraucous. The sociological pleasantly said in a believe it or not manOTHER MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORT COUNCIL WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY effaced himself as the orchener. "You can't have two masters, Dramatic, Dancing Student expert stra swung into the slithery rhythms and right now I have one in my movie A Special Feature of the Better Drama Season at the Playhouse Will Be Jhe In S. L. for Holidays of "Moanin' Low." work. I think I would turn down a proposal of marriage at the present time but I hope my saying so won't Miss Beth Blake has just returned keep any man from trying who wants to Bait Lake City for the holiday! to. been "AH my life I've worked hard for from Hollywood, where she has playmg special concerts beginning at 2 :15 for matinees and 8 :15 for evening performa singing career, and I could not under the tutorship of Jule Brewances. The "Little Symphony" orchestra wjll include, the present popular singing orretired stage star, taking a inrow it overboard so easily. Those ster, chestra with increased instrumentation.' As a special feature of the opening bill the Hear! course diction in and dramatic art, have backed who me through those dancing. are orchestra also will present Florence Norma Levison, diminutive radio artist, fresh from anxious see to years ma go SAX ROHMER'S Blake has also been studying ahead. It would be either marriage Misswith NOVEL FAMOUS coast Pacific the voice known Countess triumphs., Torke, and a career or no marriage." to the musical world as Madame Rita, Have Made Marriages and one of Europe s foremost opera sing. The Playhouse Will Be Dark All This Week, in Preparation for the ers. Her husband was formerly the . Careers Work Together, court to kaiser. dentist the royal Jack Mulhall and Richard s, Miss Blake will return to Hollyamong the actors, have made after the holidays to resume her their careers and marriages work to- wood studies. Formerly she was a student gether without interference. Oorinne Griffith and Colleen Moore of the Purrlngton school of dancing 22 are married to film, producer hus- in Salt Lake. bands: but, on the other hand, Irene Bordonl has lust teen tmmtMt an an Fraternity Presenting er nulment from her Applications for membership in the Salt Lake Theatre Guild and reservations for nuaoana. tie interfered with seats for the Better Drama Season are now being received at the offices of the Guild, 'The inn Husband Judge's ner career was the reason she gave. Playhouse Theatre, 132 South State street The telephone number is Wasatch 1478. Looking at it in reverse, Walter At the Hippodrome theater the aids the film work nf him Hf A representative will call upon request . evenings of December 19 and 20, the Miss Griffith, and John McCormack Theta Alpha Phi, dramatic fraternity, ha certainly promoted the career of will present "The Judge's Husband," Book of Playhouse Tickets Will Make a Splendid XmasCiift Colleen a comedy, William Hodge. The From the statistics, howmrer it role of the byJudge will be taken by would seem that careers win out over Marlon Redd and that of the husband X9 marriages, although Marie Prevost by Joseph F. Smith. Others in the M screen retired from the at the height cast will include Mrs. Willamette - a h iier career wnen sne married. But Hlnes, Ray Forsberg. Albert Eccles, Glorious ' Gala Farewell to the Granada Theatre The th total of winners must h ahnut. Richard Vowles, level Geor-gianFern Dalby, a e a 'f even and a successful marriage and Mrs. Ellen Taylor, OF THE SEASON'S GREATEST HITS! RETURN TRIUMPHANT Pratt, thrillcareer seeming to be the way out for Gladys Cragen and Dorothy eint l.e all- -t a k- Four Days ONLY Then Gone Forever I iuvh turn pinera. mvitirv Brilliant Group In Thrill Movie AT THE THEATRES Aljnne Costume Almost Too Much West High Giving 1 Two Christmas at Gem For Barrymore Plays and Cantata re r i sw. aYst"" a- " rl - - i mi fuftnieieN s nwr w st hi in wmv . n c.i zi a ed Hard-Boile- -- The Salt Lake Theatre Guild Announces the etter Drama Season - f . , Players at the Theatre THE PDAYHOUSE I "B Hsi ..... BEGINNING DECE1V1BE122ND brU-lan- ce II ot -- ' "!- Pre-relea- se . orw-isbu- ry "REMOTE CONTROL" PUBLIX THEATRES a Bake Cake like MOTHER USED TO MAKE Bak-a-Ca- ke Can and enter the PublU TbaaUet tsst fZSOS tm prtrea. ' ' All New Today I Youth and its mad fling-a- t life! ..... ) .'. LV. a-- y , a a WPS" y hfiE ti af ii' 1 JAlBAirKS,Jll. D0UO j . LOKETTAYOXJNO 100 J g Talkinx-Bingm- iiiin!!rargssssMsaasaaiaaaasass issaajasasaeaweiiiu.iass ' One-Ey- "'' f j aaasassWS.1 -- J: "Sl ca PlayHouse "Uttle Symphony" Orchestra HowSee Bath-elmes- i ' ' I1 T1'' The Fietnr Opening of the Better Drama Season Christinas Week, Beginning December h . TBta Bea WaKinf ftt aimerica'i Yoimg BnlSenl? Ts DUDDY. CHARLES stage-produc- Half Way to Mo-rOS- Ktr r ' Moore-McCorma- " na Heaven UMOD0N BARGAIN 4 Talklnc JEAN AKinUIV, SOSQ SCsUXM COMEDY COME EAELT 1 .lt.Jn, With avafnerA Oland. . ft Jean Neil Hamiftea PLAY LIST HAS SOME GOOD ONES (Continued from Preceding Put.) expecting a baby, has to confess that that, too, is untrue. There is talk of a separation. Pansy comes home to pack. At which time it develop that the insurance company has re placed the ferry and everytninfi Craven, of course. Is the perfect choice for the baderered and self ish husband. Edythe Elliott, from the western stock companies, does nicely as the wife. Patricia O'Hearn and Claude Cooper help. Xenyon Produces New Drama.' Charles Kenyon wrote a realistic drama called "Kindling" years ago, and shortly thereafter went to Hollywood, to the distress of those play reviewers wno naa precucvea great things of bis future. Now he is back with a second study in realism called Topo'theHuL" It, too, was written for the pictures, I gather, and will probably reach them shortly if it has not dont so already. This is a good piece of its type. that can be common without becoming too offensive is still in evidence., His sense of logic, however, has not kept pace. His story here is of a girl who, as Mazie Ryan, was an Inmate of Russian Roar's place in San Francisco for two years. Sick of the life, deter mined upon a recovery of respecta- -' bllity, she manages. In seven years, to become a famous picture star and the fiancee of the socially prominent Blily Lawrence. Also, she returns to the top of that tame hill that was a climb up from - . 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