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Show rx.. MONDAY JANUARY THE - DESERET NEWS 10 i " i aeaoi 8 FURNITURE Hollywood Hermit Storage Packing Shipping Finds Film Morals . Luncheon will be served compliCAPTAIN and Hm Roy UA mentary to tbo delegates from Balt entertained at Lake by the board of directors of buffet cupper Sunday evening at the Catbolie Woman's leeguo of thMr home at Fort Dougina hen Mra A. A. McBride, presiwing Lieutenant and Mr. Pan la Ogdon, dent. . Speratl who are vlMilng here from A program will follow tbo lunch San Francises. The rooma ware decorated ta on. All Balt Lake league members to attend are asked to erlmaon carnations. A backet of wishingreservations through Mrs. A the floweta centered tha cupper make H. A BirU, or Mr p. J. O'Carroll table, which held crlmeoa candlac In eilrer candleatlrka. The guectc numbered II. In honor of Lieutenant and lira. Speratl Captain and lira. O. A. Mulkey entertained Saturday evening at their homo at the poet at a dinner party. Pink flowera and pink can dice in diver holdera decorated the dinner table, wbere oov-e- ra were laid for the following In addition to the gueeta of honor, Mre. 1. C. Thomas, - Major and Captain and lira. G. G. Parka, lieutenant and Mr. J. C. Horne. Mr. Florence Hatton, 'Lieutenant. W. HcCarthey and Lieutenant J . Picker. - Lieutenant and Hre. J. C. Horne will entertain at eupper Monday . evening at their home at the fort In honor of lieutenant and Mre. Speratl. Mem here of the ' Meynell dub entertained at an Informal dance Saturday evening at tha Catholic Glrte clubhouae. aaat Flret South atreet. Miaa Margaret wae aeeleted by chairman, the following eommltteea: Entsr-tatnment. Mias Katharine Egan. Mine Dorothy Davie and Mlm Mae Headereons - decoration. Mtaa Blanche Stocker and Mlsa Ella Boyle; refreshments. Mine Katherine Oxley and Miae Bunny Brooks. Tha Baturday Night Dancing club entertained at tha fourth in a aeriea of parties Saturday evening at the Ladles' Literary clubhouae. The hosts and hostesses included Dr. and Mrs, E. D. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik Romeyn, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Dean F. Brayton, Mr. and Mra. XL A. Ang ley, Dr. and Mrs. Georgs P. Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bowen. Mr. and Mre. H. O. Sanford and Mr. and Mra. William J. Lowe, o a a Mrs. 8. H. Bosley end Mrs. C. W. Woodruff will entertain the I'M Delta Theta Wives' dub at a luncheon Tuesday at tho homo of Mrs. Bosley, Thirteenth East atreet. o o o A reciprocity mooting win bo giron for tho Catholic Womans league of Ogden, Tuesday afternoon at tho Knights of Columbus dub bouse. Twenty-fift- h and Jefferson streets. Ogden, by the Salt Inks Catholic Woman's league. ' nil n, - tit css - More Marriages Than vorces Praised By r Fireproof Storage - West SeS S3 Wasatch 0E301 Co. halt. ST2X-ST- X. Music," will bo given by Mra. A. A Kcfr; current events by Mra H. E. Glers; vocal solos by Mlsa Gladys Munford, accompanied at tbs piaao by Mias Veldron Robinson. "Cadman's Memories" Lullaby" from Ermine. s s .Bett-Acqu- a; s; cl-- ty. so eve-nln- - so ERPBET3 Mrs. Nelson Heads , Girl Scouts in S. L. Trusses tor dctusl Sports. Skirts will svsatutlly give pises to trousers tor actual sports. Oh, sfact! Why pot. I say. when ws compete with men os the link on tho tcnhls court, in all tbs sports yet are hampered by garments that do not allow us tho freedom of action that they E. E. Nelson, dean of girls of tho West high school, was elected commissioner;' Mra. Clarence Groshsll deputy commissioner. and Mrs. Jean Heigaa. secretory of the Balt Lake council of Girl Scouts for Iff? st" the annual election of officers held last week. Miss Olga Carlson la executive. have? and until tho present trouser fad Is a custom, we will wear smart skirts of tho pleated. wrapped or circular variety, which allow us as much freedom as possible. If beneath our sporta skirt flash matching bloomers, cither separate or built right Into th skirt, thou ws are on Jump ahead towards smartness! Smartness in Sweaters. Ths sllp-o- a sweater - Illustrated today, with its loose sleeves Just short enough To show tho mannish shirt cuffs beneath is a charming example of smartness in sweaters square, all In Stripe, chevron bright contrasting color, seem to bo tho mods. And do notice the skirt 'a hat n scarf T everything! MoanwhUo, Tha best ... yeti Honestly. I do think It Is tha heat thing wo have yet offered Ton. be. esuso it la mow instructive. This woeks leaflet with lliuetratkma that show yon Just what Ifoe are MewderMag and what are wot from head to foot! It la not onough to say all borltoulal lines are to bo avoided!" Whatever IS horizontal line. In clothing 7 dost send for our Uttle leaflet and find ont! s combining cotton other materials are In ovldanco In some of ths colvanes spring and summer lections. I have already mentioned her th charm of. tbo new cotton fabrics, if you remember, and do not doubt that In a season or two smart cotton materials wilt be as , much in evidence as silks Certain types of garments are mors practical in cottons bench pajama for tntneo. Dainty cotton lingerie ha already been faBack of thl vorably mentioned. trend is n practical idea, for woman want beach and sports wear that will withstand hard service and much tubbing. Sand Is very hard on silks and In soma sports wear women are finding cotton fabrics mors pleasing than woolens tho Outdoor girl happy and Mora HERALD seg and seas of g- ehle outdoor girl. mors do w see evidences of ts wandering under the sky Urgency to standardize certain and 1 Would loiter the world around an or ever 1 coma to die 'N pick up types of apparel for women, fans jade and amber men's wearing apparel la, stand- silks 'n ..about tor you. no foolin'! to writs ardized. . Sometimes S book or something Thera are Just, certain smart will throw us all out of gear, so and door out of forgive these digression. Ere our costumes for editor edits" almost all anything also is not smart. AaJ daligbtful todaFs copy OUT. let me Inform tho smartest costume is th most you that this paragraph started out to be merely an announcement or practical one. of varying this weeks Fashion Letter, which sweaters Th is all about silks! Send for it. weights of woolen, sometime wovAu Revolr! en. sometimes knitted. Is on of ths standard costume for women It Is th smrrt thing for all out of door sports, either evident or concealed beneath a warmer coat t soma sort, but always there, . COSTUMES 1 E Ait Coma Easy Oo," flayers. the Wilks sulil UlDtUUg, by rsaaevtlt PAITTAOCS with WllUrA he 11U kevee, eel e4 "The Scarlet Letter" wits Jervis Metor "Beau Cette Tonight Ltlllea Gleb. OKFHKUM Ulitts nick la "The Oeldea Web" Veedevllle Tern Mia a My Ova Pei." ended metlaee Di- (MtW, motiox Beau GeMo." sn Paramount' of th big. apectadlitor picture of th year, will open nt th Salt Lake Theatre tonight with performance twice dally thereafter. Th pulsing drama of "Beau Geste" is brought to th audience with striking force In th opening scene. A attachment of th Forla shown on Its way eign LegionAfrican across the dstert to relieve a fort attacked by Arabs. Ths maths sssmlngly alsrt jor discover sentries all dead! This opens a mystery which deepens as ths Mory progresses reaching to England, thoro Involving three of th main eahraeter, the brother, enacted by Ronald Colman, Nell Hamilton and Ralph Forbes. Sergeant Noah Beery appear cruellM beaaS.and L)aun,""tbs tn legtonAjKll-Uaths bravest soldier" Powell. Alice . Joyce Hhrf Brian, Norman Trevor and Victor Trevor and Victor MeLagten are also in the cast. ntnui. LAKS THEATRE "Beds oeeta wnb Keiteld Col nee. AMERICAN Cermee Griffith la IdyneepaMea tee." Bueter Brews Neere at th World la remedy. " SALT Peter. Film Tha liter ary and current events section of .the Catholic Womans league held a meeting Monday afternoon at the Knights of Columbus club bouse. Ths program included! Under ths Reading lamp, Mtaa Eva Hol-b"Tho World's , Debt to the Church in Science," Catbolie I James v J. Walsh), Mias Celesta . Laramie. ' ' o Ths Jewish Relief society will hold ths annual meeting Tuesday afternoon at 1:10 o'clock at the Covenant house. 411 east 8outti Temple street. R. N- - Young and Mias Elizabeth McMechan will speak on tbo work done byq th so Refreshments will bo served. All members of tho organization and Interested friends are cordially The regular meeting of tbo Invited to attend. Elks Ladles' dub will ba held Monday evening, in the ballroom Camp IT. Daughters of ths Utah of tha Covenant house, on east Pioneer g will meet Monday n street. After short South Temple at 7:10 o'clock at the home business session, the meeting will of Mrs. R. M. Holt. 142 north West be addressed by the Very Reverend Temple street. Mrs. H. G. BurnDunne G. Hunt, of the Cathedral of ing ham will giva s paper, and tha Madeleine, and a musical pro- William 8- Burton will talk on gram will bo presented by the East The Black Hawk War" A musihigh school glee dub under the di- cal program will bo given. The rection of Miss Uiis Bradford. drive for new members will come Tbo hoot seen for tha evening to a close and tha winning aide will Include. Mrs. J. E. Holden, will be announced. All daughters chairman, Mra. Roy Price. Mrs. D. and granddaughters of pioneer Is Pack, Mra. M. Martinos, Mra. are Invited. Oscar Jensen. Mrs. Leo Levin, Mra. Wilford Ubetrom, Mra. Frank WarTho Marion MacDowell and of tho MacDowell Colony chapter ren. Mrs. Jack ODonnell league Mrs. IL P. Gian field. will meet Tuesday evening at 7.24 e o'clock at tho home of Hrl P. O. Tha music section of tha Waaatcb rerklna. III B street. Literary club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2.1 oclock at the homo Tho Ladles' to the Unitof Mrs- - W. J. Loomis. 443 Holly- ed Commercialauxiliary Travelers will hold A avenue. wood meeting of tbo tha regular meeting Tuesday afterglee dub Is called for 1 o'clock. noon at 2 o'clock at the home of ' Comparative Study of tha Melo- Mr. R. R, Bruero, 110 Greenwood in terrace. Sixteenth East and Mnth dic and Harmonic Elements South street, Mrs. Sadie Anderson and Mr. J. B. Lewis will be the assisting hostesses. fljeMQPE' DUMA. WILKE-"Bae- Paramount-empres- X0E30X see much In lovs, adds ths finishing touche to th Mory that keep on toughing most of th time. The grand finals In whleh both Jump into th ocean, on from an Atlantia liner. Is a knockout for originality. A Bueter Brown comedy and news reel round out th big bill which Manager Montgomery present and will run until Friday. akGoMOfri Better; Has Reason , M A. KEYSER et lso-tu- ro r Th XarMf Ptraproof Pri vat Room ctvM your fur fcUuroodoublo security eto it is a fireproof room butit In a fireproof w a and ii ft&ftr then Deposit many Safely Vftulti. For tho Root in ftdilM and Whip Iweyt. Mt Mitel tbo "Jtoyoer Wo At s meeting of the history-tour-lsection of tha Ladies' Literary dub on Tuesday morning at 11:11 o'clock. Doan Lucy M. Van Cott A Summer will give a paper, oik Spent la Scandinavia" and Schools of Denmark." This will ba illustrated .with pictures. The music section of tho dub will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 1 10 oclock. Tbo program Is in charge of Mrs. E. M. Fowler and Mra. W. P. Jarrell and la as follows Lesson. "Tbo Bmalier Piano Forma." Mr Fswlerj piano, "First Movement Sonata In C Minor." Beethoven; vocal, a "Tbo Spirit Flower,"-' Campbell Tipton; (b) Eva Minuet,(p) Lundoo in tho Forest.'' "Ipse Ronald, Madame Kitty Delavanti; violin duet, Petite Symphonies," Moret, Mra. Earl Gardaman, Mrs. J. D. Bitoipson, Mrs. Jarrell at the Plano (a) "Borabandl" piano; MacDowell; - lb) "Shadow Dance." MacDowell. Mias Winifred Ward: Saint vocal, la) "Tbo Swan. Saens; (b) Leva Is a Merchant,' Carow. Girls Glee dub of East high school. Mias Lisle Bradford director. Tbo dub chorus, under tha direction of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Curtis, will meet at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at tbo clubhouse. 30130 Mrs. 192? s Terk" with hlctrifa Cortes sad By JOHN K. EMGE. . ' Lois WiJeoa Psthe New Comedy Ths of MCTORT Ceered (Special Correspondent Nscel, Claire Windier In "Tut Mata" Cemedy. Deseret News.) Paths New HOLLYWOOD, Jan. . Old Peter the Hermit, quaint character V. of tho motion picture capital and TUESDAYS ORGAN RECITAL recording angel of ths sins and virtues of film stars, Tuesday's Tabernacle organ has given to th writer his statistics recital program with organist for 1124. which shpw 22 mariTages Tracy T. Cannon at the console and 17 divorces. This sllfht mawll be a follow: uses In Peter Cupid's favor, jority National anthem. . as an indication of moral improveIntrod unions ed Allegro... ment. aa his figures show fewer (Sonata Romantlca) Pietro A. divorces and mors marriages than Yon la th previous year. a Av Marla Enrico Bowl whom screen artists Among the Idyll Lefebur Wely the Hermit lists as married In 1111 a Favorita "Mormon" Hymn are: "O My Father" Arr, by Or- Marriages. g&nist t- - An OM Melody Arr. by Conalance Bennett and 'Phil Plant; IUcardo Cortes and Alma Organist ffertotr in F Lefeburo Wely Ruben; Mas Bush and John 45. Cssssil: Milton Bills and Doris Ken yon; Ruth Clifford and James Mabel NOrmand and Lew Term of the now bill for valiCody; Elinor Fair and William Boyd; Marian Blackton and Card, dating state school tend grants are the opinner James. Dorothy Mackaltl and generally satisfactory in Derm and Lothar Mendez; Lowtll Sherman ions of Gov. Georg H. and Taullna Giron; Louts Brooks T. Oldroyd. secretary of the A plot which contain tha secret John snd Eddie Sutherland; Ben Turpin board. state land and Labette Dietz; Carlyl Black-we- ll of bow to become a millionaire and The officiate raia aom objec and Leah Barnato Hexton. which is rich In humorous situa-tlon- s tlon to a reservation mad In the is unraveltd in "Easy Corns, bill which would not allow minerals Eleanor Boardman nsd King Vithree-ao- t dor- Laura La Plante and William jTssjr GoV comedy by in lieu lands to pass to the state Belter; Viola Dana and Left Fltnn; Owen Daria which la being presentvalid claim of third parties Gertruda Od mates d and Robert Z. ed by the Wilkes P ayer thl week. wbere had been Initiated. Leonard; Roys d'Arcy and Mrs. Th play 1 quite a different Governor Dem had written to typ' Rhoderlck Duffy; Olive Tell and than any other Don B. Colton outtho produced Representative by and Hobart; Mag Murray Henry thl season, and calls out lining that a large part of the Mate Prince Dlvanl; May Allison and company tha beat In a number of the had been plastered with applicaJames Quirk: Jack Conway and players. talent Including Ben Erway and tions for oil proepecUng permits Virginia Bushman; and Basil Rath-bi- n Arthcr Loft were to be considwho If are these that and as cast tha and Oulda Berger. two crooks" about the plot ered valid claims of third parties On th divorce aid Peter lists revolves. Erway la whom hla beat In some amendment should be made three couples not yet actually di- thla character of the atluckless man to the blU or the purpose of the bill vorced. hut whose marriage bonds who la forced into participation In a would be largely defeated. are badly frayed. They are th bank robbery, and then assumed Congressman Colton replied that Chaplina, Constance Talmadgo and the role of a millionaire to escape he had been unable to date to Abater McIntosh, and Mlldrad Har- arrest. Loft add another change the views of the Interior deOne to hla ris and Terry McGovern. belt almost equal totriumph that of partment heads on the matter but they begin to slip, Peter declare, last week. the governor has since been In nothing can stop them. Moet of the action takes place at formed that the government has Divorce. Or Jafptri health farm where allowed prospecting permits on not the He llsta these as actually di- two crook" to bide to these school sections vorced' Richard Barthrlmesa and eovar up their attempt Mr. Oldroyd said there appeared crime. As a Joke Mary Hay, Dag mar Godowsky and Dick Tain Erway) is Intro- to be little essential difference beFrank Mayo, Mao Murray and duced as (Ben a the aew bill and th former millionaire tween by the and Robert Leonard, Adolph wealthy Mr. Quale. Ferdinand Jones bllL Kathryn Menjou, Beravly Bayn Munler. Tain to well and Francis Bushman, King grounded In th becomes LAUD ROAD BOARD. mlllionalree philMilton Florence and Vidor, of The Klwanls dub of Park City osophy that he greed induces the Faand Gladys 6111. Louis mans daughteaBarbsra petitioned the Mat road commiszenda and Noel Smith, Peggy Hop-kl- n wealthy which role is played by Miss Gladys sion Saturday to make a special Joy co and Count Morner, George to break her engagement effort to keep open the road of Katherine McDonald and Charles with the aristocratic but dissolute Summit county this year and comS. Johnson. Anna Q. Nilsson and Horace Winfield. Thl Utter char- mended the road commission for J. Marshal Gunneraon. Robert acter is well It work In eonMruetlon and main portrayed by Cyril Ames and Vivian SeogaJ, Georg tenance In th past. ntxiraurleo and Oulda Berger, The deception 1 to well Worked and Rudolph Valentina and out that when Rambova. Quale attempts to Tain, he U toughed to Peter Hats aevertl names in-on oxpoa acorn. But in the ond when the he also both kldeo, Indicating, detective is on the trail of Tain sists, growing morality. Ha keeps and hla companion, "crook", the no records of tha laoaar lights of Molen bank securities are returned. the movie firms meat, toward IT'S whom hia attitude la rather dis- Tain reveals hla indentity, and Mias HER Barbara begs to accompany him tant. BEST when he to leaves face the world The hermit lives In a little cabin nt tha top of Laurel canyon, again. Mim hla companion being a burro and but la Georges part la not large don. AU the other a dog. Dally ho promenade Hol- femininewellroles are minor. Lucile lywood boulevard, his bare feet Holder and hla appears as Alma Borden, slapping The pavement and long whits hair and beard waving a Fanchnn Everhart aa Ada Ray. he gay eccentric of the wealthy in tb breeze. Unhermlt-llla always ready to greet friend ctoa. Donna Jones, a new payer, or chat with strangers H Is per- gives good account of herself In sonally acquainted with everybody the part of a aura. of consequence In tho film world Ray Clifford assumes the mental and is a very frank critic of both attitude of a detective with ease, bad and Bert Bennett makes a good had behavior and acting J Copyright. 12T, Conaolidated Drat appearance with the company In tha role of Walcott Master Press Association.) president of the unfortunate bank, Noel Leslie to up to hla usual high standard In portrayal of the character of the exacting Doctor Jasper. Leonard Strong appears aa th portor and Charles , Hagarty aa "Shadow Martin. - . Dr. D. E. Darla of Petaluma. CalTh music by the Wilke orchesifornia poultry pathologist, recent, tra Under direction of A. H. fueller iy In charge of the Avion Pathology was constantly encored on th experiment station nt Petaluma, opening night. will lecture at the convention of tho Utah Poultry Producer's Paramount-Empre- ! NOW association convention, Jan. t the Hotel Newhouae. Clyde C th Paramount-Empres- s at Baturday Edmond, general manager of the Balt Lakers "took a trip to eoclation, announced Monday. tha country's most populous cenMr. Daria will discuss diseases of ter, viewing Paramount's most refowls, their source and curs. cent production, New York. It Frank Evans general marketing to really a picturd of u, counsel of tbo American Farm day life and night Ufa, and former attorney of tho and offer some scenes Utah State Farm Bureau, will also and climaxes thatthrilling only could be address th convention. given proper background In 4h " Benjamin Brown, former presi- metropoto. dent of th association, now a New Bom thrilling climaxes are York director of tales of tha asso- produced out of the sequence of Record-Smashe- r! ciation. will outllna the outlook for th Mory, particularly In th final Utah eggs In eastern markets for seen of tho play In which a moet IB tho coming yean and review and startling and exciting court teen anaylsa conditions of tho past year Is enacted lifelike and crowded with human interest- - The story of. fere a wealth of dramatic atmosphere. and 1 Interwoven with some sparkling cosnedy seldom enjoyed in pictures of thl type. Th east of character reveals some of the moet prominent star Construction cf a 1104.044 build- in filmdom. Th leading roles are With ing which will provide office space essayed by Ricardo Cortex, Lola fOtHID N4CKL CLAIRE WINDSOR (or th O. p. Skagx Stores com- -, Wilson, William Powell and NorCeerse Ceeper Ret pany In Utah, together with spaoe man Trevor, who give hfeiike. for a store and a large bakery, has to their respective parts. been begun nt 1424 south State New York is brlmfull of drama, street. romance, comedy and thrills and Tha bakery designed to be on can he highly recommended to the of the largest and beat equipped mot particular movie fan in Balt In the west. It will b devoted ex- Ltlct With th feature picture at th clusively to baking for the O. P. Skaggv system la Utah, southern Paramount this week are "special Idaho. Western Wyoming and East- stag act. Nell Scbettler and th Big o, ern Nevada, according to O. P. Empreeeontons." , A Felix "Collar th Button," and a A Skaggs, president and maniger. He akyeiaper for brilUatcf expects the bakery to ultimately Christie comedy. "Daffy Edit thrill supply nearly 44 stores with bread dal lv. American Th bakery will have 24.404 Corinne Griffith ha bean scan square feet of floor space. In addition to tbo More an office. Pro- in many photoplays but Syncopatvision will also be mad for con- ing Sue. her latest, which to fea11CA2DO CORTtZ. IMS W1UOM. tured at the American this week, vention rooms. fCTfllF TtYLOt. W1UJAM KJWUL Baking equipment of the latest 1 different from any In which she type which will give th bakery a has previously appeared. On can capacity of 4,004 loaves per hour or hardly believe his eyes when be see . (lQmnmjcntpittoiK 4A.0I4 loaves per day will he Install- tb gentle faced "Corinne as tbs ed. The building will be o) the day- supposedly bard boiled producer of CH BUTTE COMEDY In a melodies store. of with music feet piano (004 square light type r DAFFY DHLS The' More to one that centers window space. The architects FF.I.IX CUTOOf tlmate the building will h ready around this flttls mlsa who to known COLLAR THE ELTTOS a "Sjncopating Sue. She la anxfor operation by April. BLACKER A JACOB ious to go on ths stage and how a4a treat with the 0 masts- the actor playwright o greatly damaged tb ah Rain ! PRESSOR I Ah highway In Honduras re- makes up an interesltng Mory. Tb Pafh hews la manner in which she protect her cently that th government little how eha i 244 men save sister, to to work eventually putting PRICE! WatlaMk BakWf . finds real love and hspplne makes it. Fsrart 3& Krealaca, Bakeay China la planning ts construct P 4 clever ploL Owen Moor aa S5e, 4r, Lagea . $hs "drummer" put pi 8 Job an 3 many, new hlxhway. .... rgsVo DERN LIKES LANDS BILL Cor-nell- Secret of Wealth Is Told in Wilkes Play Communication Took Part in Rescue. Editor Deseret News: In publishing your account of the automobile accident nt Farmington, where the two Handcock girls were Injured, also Mr. Olson and another young man. there was nn error as to th rescue by Mr. Wellington and hla brother. Myself and Frank, a son 14. were the first ones on the scene. The car passed me and I saw ths auto tip over and burst into flames. Just as w to the car and got some of got the wreckage out of the road I saw one of the girls, whose hair was In flames. I had her out of there In a second . This was the girl who would have been fatally burned. 1 would Uko you to make a correction as 1 fsel a though I ought to have th credit as wen as Mr. Wellington and his brother. Truly yours, W. W. SCOFIELD P. 8. My family and I had been to Kay evil I and on tho way horn when this car passed Utah. dan. 7. 1127. Th govornment of Greece will aid the many who are suffering from the effects of drought in that country. !3- 0- January W6St6m to Stock 17 Show City Ticket Office Betel I tab. Pkme Warn 48 alt Lake City, INTHE DAYS OF THE SCARLET LETTER POOR OLD FRANK VAN HOVEN LILLIAN GISH IN HAWTHORNES CLASSIC THE WHO IS SCARLET -- COMING WEDNESDAY TO MAKE EVERYBODY LAUGH WOULD HAVE A TOUGH TIME KEEPING- OUT OF JAIL IJ AND HIS 1926 REVUE NEARLY A DOZEN CLEVER PEOPLE. ii a FABER AND WALES ' u. n FOUR PEPPER BUT ti u NOW- A- - EIGHT. DAYS BLUE DEVILS ii n ITS ALL IN FUN THE AND ROYAL1 WE NEVER RAISE GASCOIGNES OUR IS a n THIS PRICES. -- tl WILLARD JARVIS ONE WERE OF PRETTY OUR EXTRA BIG LUCKY. TO HAVE FRANK MAKE US LAUGH ' ' SHOWS I? n PANTAGES SALT LAKE THEATRE 6 DAYS STARTING TONIGHT TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER 2:30-4:- 30 THE YEARS GREATEST MELODRAMA i . n: Ask the Thousands Who Saw It Yesterday! big-tew- II Its Sure a Tin Hats por-tray- al Return National 13 Ba-rea- HAVE BAKERY and LAUGHTER THEY HAD VICTORY 2f-a- O.P. SKAGGS TO I Denver MIRTH AND AU ERIC At? mnsB . VLAWS AGAINST Na-tac- Poultry Expert to Be Utah Speaker . WE HAD THE ti. k. ' IF 1 ear-ton- A Paramount Picture. With An Augmented Orchestra of 20 Pieces. PRICES: Matinees 50c, 75c, $1J0. Nights 50c, $U0, $1.65. Town Show ul - mn . fart le EASY. COME, EASY GO rrsAwow Matinees Sunday, Thursday, -and Saturday. Next ENTER MADAME 4 L a 75c, |
