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Show ----- -.- , ;', aMMI 9 "" THE DESERET NEWS , SATURDAY, rEBRITAny' IS:192i- Powerful Drama 1 , 11 i ATI rotzl i , At Hub Theatre 0). Sell r Clara Bow Stars.' At the American. JAPNFSE ZARA BOW in ber latest min-- I sation "The Primrose Path" motion picture successful on those gay and gaudy theatres In is the feature attraction at the street theatre you American Broadway Is Invariably succeuful 'Yokohama's Clara does subenchee on the dirt perb work theatre. in the story of glitterIn the Orient. The same film that floor the accommodafor cheaper of a life lIEaWs the crowds on the Great popular city night a balcony of chairs for ing and tinsel. cafe. with its White WalY attracts crowds in tion. with and all there willing to painted in vivid,glamor contrast to the China and Japan. Nothing is more foreigners more extra to be comfortable. pay realities oftimes whirl' sterner ride universal than that strange, silent There are also boxes bolding six in the wake of a. mad search fur world of the screen. pleasure. Tho Japanese have taken to the people. There 'are 1,200:-- motion-pictu"The Primrose 'Path' concerns 'movies When they houses in Japan:' ilea of which itself with the story of young Bruce motion-pictuahow they show go to a exclusiveJapanese pictures -who fouod the road to lArinstrong,doneetake their pictures in big ly. Veil" few first-clatheatres happiness through trouble and three feature films and s four-ho- to be found in Japanfirst-clam- s are' real Merrill, program. That reveals real In 'the'western sense of the term, heartbreak. and Marilyn young dancer, who was conenthusiasm surpassed only in New by which is meant furn- lovely either taminated her hectic life by Guild Theatre York City. where the ishing and equipment. These theaAn interesting subscribers gladly etart at p.m. tree are in Tokio. Osaka,- Kobe and or her ofassociates.weaves itself the story .angle ' to follow the drama in Eugene 1,C.Ioto. The others may appeal to around little 'Jimmie Armstrong. O'Neill's nine-aplay, 'Strange the Japanese. but not to western the of Bruce. br$ither crippled on I until bold and Interlude." notions of comfort. In the. first. whose loyalty was forced to such a oclock with merely an hour's class theatres the prices of admis-- 1 fierce battle honor and truth. with for dinner! These subscrib- sion range from 40 men to 2 yen 50, does splendid wore ers. of course. leave the theatre and son; which means. speaking In asClara Bow Her costumes take dinner elsewhere; the Japan- terms of American money. from 20' are Marilyn Merrill. and her characterigorgeous ese solve the same problem by cents to $1.25, , zations always pleasing and In About 700 feature films are taking their meals with theta. A with the spirit of the story. custom not unknown to the "gods" made In Japan every year.- There tune Wallace MacDonald has one of the in English theatre galleries, end to is no Japanese Hollywood. the best acting parts of his career as y enthusiasts in -picture the con-- 1 Bruce industry not Armstrong and proves himNew York, who fortify themselves centrated in any one stmt.being The JaP-- I self a true dramatic artist. Lydia with chocolate and peanuts for a anew) take SO per cent of the Knott was well cast as the mothChow no longer than three hours! American films. and fle per cent er., Stuart Holmes is at his Imagine a 'd "Vs stony. smelly of the European. Which proves latillblia best- - ,Others ho have g road flanked by that a film successful on large prominent places in the cast. are shacks fantastically decorated with scale in New York, or London. or Pat Moore. Tom Sintschi. Arline banners and pictures and Japanese Paris. or Berlin Ls successful also Mike Donlin and Templar characters. A road along which In Japan. This floes net mean that Pretty. 'boys in thin and scanty garments a society film dealing with the G. Hoyt directed The Harry Is Bummer ride bicycles and men minutia,. of western social life will Primrose. Path. The splendid phocarts. A road -- take" in the land of the pull of work are the rising tographic effects where people gently stroll along sun. But it is doubtful whether Andre Bartatier. the sidewalks. It is the theatre dis- even in the west such a 'film has trict of Yokohama, the Broadway, we wide an appeal as one dealing Mary Brian and of the earthquake-shake- n oki at with a big, broad human topic--the entrance to imperial Japan. Harold Butcher in New York Richard Arlen at Victory If you were to enter one of Times. 11 ART, BRIAN. who startled the "Wild Girl" of Pampas "Pa" and Daughter IV' motion picture Industry a few In Capitol Idea Seen at Paramount years ego. with her clever work in ---- "Peter Pan" and who has since has been UPE VELEZ. leading lady for cTORIES of bow parents do not continued her success. in opposite Richard Arlen .ant their children to go on cast La Douglas Fairbanks as The Paramount's latest Zane Grey proParaat the now Tonto's the entitled "Under nol the do playing Gaucho, find much aym- duction stage mount Theatre la regarded as one pathy with Romeo Atom, senior Rim," now at the Victory theaInterviewmember of the team Moe and Data tre.Eficause of her work In several of the moot continuously now at the Capitol theatre, In the ed persons in Hollywood, because ling, Fanohon and Ma IMO'S "El Lek Staga pictures in which she pinyed Richard feminine lead opposite of her rise from obecuritY, inafter Idea.'" For the "Darling" of part the was -ideally but two months' experienm the due la none other the curious professional eye Attie' own child, Dorothy!thanMr. suited lot the role of Lucy WatWatson. son. goyof Bud the sister on her. focused has They have worked together In einment agent. which is played by was needed for the vaudeville A "wild for a good many years, Jack Liiden. Critics who have prethe of plaY. role feminine Principal not despite the fact that "Darling" is viewed this picture front the pen The familiar vamp types were bat-ornow only IT years of age. She has of Zane a Grey have been loud in suitable; the story requireduntamed been behind the footlights in one their praise of her work. madcap, a veritable or since another the rathThis production also marks Richpampas. Reveral score capacity er girl Of thewith now of tender and la a five. age ard Arlen's first work iii a.western more or leas fame finished actresses and seasoned performer. picture. tried out. None exactly qualified. having played all the big vaudeThe two young Players are gut. Then came the little dancer from ville houses in the country with her rounded by a notable cast includMexico City. camdaddy. Jack Loden. Harry Morey, Alfirst ing. her Miss Veles during Pa atm la one of the most fred Allen.' William Franey. Harry and era test showed ouch fire uponnoted and likable characters on the Todd. Bruce Gordon. and Jack Bywitchery that the byetandersRichard stage today. He doesn't ron. The film was taken in South'satiety t. :taneously applauded. saw that his look like a man old enough to have ern Utah and is said to compare Jones. the director. a afas child big as Darling. In fact most favorably with previous efat last. and problem was solved people know they are ea re- forts of Paramount in setting vivid ter a few more tests the girl was few western pictures by Zane Grey. on lated. Resides Atha and Darling the Ithe 'screen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Woodyard ' An Our Ging Comedy. "The Bit "Rack Idea a has 'The headliner Stage saw her in a musical comedy. to at Monterey. in Helene Hughes and Roy Smoot, Wallop." the first gang comedy Mexican be shown at the Victory for some her talent. two singers who have few equals Mexico. and recognized is Um. to on come guaranteed the American produce stage. Vivian Fay more later arranging for- her to laughs per second than any north. accompanied by her mother and Emilie and Romaine. together other comedy which has been seen with Sunkist the after weeks Beauties. mace In A few sister. and Lake In many months. while Salt she gained the up the balance of the bill. reaching Hollywood, to so On the screen the Capitol offers Neil Schettler and the Greater Vicmany recognition denied Mr. Florence Vidor, In her latest starr- torians. in addition to playing some thousands of girl aiipirante. condifficult portions of ing vehicle, "Doomsday," the film of the most score.. Woodyard, as her manager, offer a very picture tracted with Hal Roach. theto pro- version of one of the year's best the - number. Jewel concert the welling novels. which was written pleasing ducer. who "loaned" her Is Cox featured at the Wurlitser. Feirbanks company and Lupe, as by Warwick Deeping - well known she is known to everyone. is a Engtish author. A Little Rough, But "Doomsday"la the story of a prim. favorite at the United Ar poor , girl's struggle for happiness ,tiets studios. In front of the Palace MonIs with a wealthy bueband for whom On the stage the Paramount "This uew kfternoon: day cares an she prologue. atmospheric offering little, and her efforts to combine A forget the poor "A Night on The Pamaps." who could lover, hooked i$ Pathe - picwith up group of famous lipanish numbers offer her nothing but love. , it?tures isn't of famous air the exclusively. with redolent Tesh. over de 'Mille to de South American cities, will be of- I3en poorhouse.' fered by an ensemble of musicians and singers. while a tango team will Present on the stage, the same dance which Dowses Fairbanks and o Feb. CHICAGO, Lupe Velez do muck to make Now mebbe the question is settled mous In the Picture. and again mebbe it isn't. Anyway Ben Lyon, handsome juI "What Price Glory" venile of. the films. told reporters he debarked from a. Santa when Rialto Opens Fe train here yesterday that he intended Marilyn ldiller TS stand in line for when he to merry s gets to New York. WHEN people three to five hours to Teis. I am going to marry her that la if ohs will let me; said buy tickets to a picture show two weeks in advance It must be some tyod smilingly. despite reports ExcEpr sytt picture and that's just what hap-- 1 from Miss Miller that the engage New in pened at the Rely theatre York where "What Price Glory" LIAM TUNICS TODAY broke all records. A total of 171... OLD KENITI t KV" 900 people saw this production in one week and paid 8144.000 to see in Giro OP416. and now Salt bakers are to be given an opportunity to see what the men throughout newspaper som a 4411 in ago United States have proclaimed the tenth greatest Vim made in recent i - ' A, , - re whole-heartedl- y. re ss ur first-Cla- ss ct j -- i. - ' .'e 1 '' kl 41 O. W. rAerme vimpiiiAgsor FA LUPINO 'Atilt Ceistrilir !mystery rbotopliar . 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Stark 2111b 12130. - Or40.00 DANGER I' ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS OF THE MODERN JAZZ AGE THE , ioè ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE ADMISSION BEAUTY AND SORROW 2:15: 4 7:30, 9:15. Prices: Mats.: 25e, 35c, Eves.: 35e, 50e. 50c LOVE AND PASSION CENTS IT TELLS ALL I - - I 'c.:'it ALL : 1 1 TELLS CC:3 11I 1117.; 9- 112126. itel..e te . - VICTORIANS L5..1)pRi NOW - SEE! Mil Deo P. M. LIO 1 1-- 7 ' , filos hoots "The Goat."' - s.dI1r$ale 'Mesa. kiddies to Old Wallop" GREATER 6:30 P. M. TO RIGIARD ARLEN NEIL SCHETTLER WOMEN ONLY NONE UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE. ADMITTED 8121AN raring, mike:. dpike I COMEDY 117 SOUTH MAIN RYE'S l'o OUR GANG" NOW PLAYING 11 A. M. TO 5 II - - SHOWING DAILY room be boot Oft Omen tortes in Il Ilin . I 3 1.0( Greet Utah est irilasti at ThistleItaihrosti. 0: rI TINE CAT AND TNK CALMAR rninkr,,, H.)711-.- 1 r atr ft) 0 Sas. Rms. Tess. ALL STAR CAST Is I ) V - -- ' , KC: , . snow-cover- 4 p 0" A00 tsf,11, weer 101'1111-110M-s- . . Tomorrow , ..........,. 1 (--V 'Clc--''r- il '11.' Vroos - . Start' Yowlwrit, rholostay. ' 'ADMISSION Mk Savo 'This IAA ..:.,11.4 ThuIN Today OW THE TiAire ,' KING owswidiec 1st kbildies. bl.CDT ce, - -- dm Jewel Theafro; ortilla . .... Ole FIRST TIMES IV SALT LAKE tioS adS1) -- 1111 G E LI 1:: 1 pa 1 ,, C4,11, t:: . -' - ---- .....: Wants Marilyn 26e lir 1--Zi " III, oyotwto dire iss. ir loost Now pkvarttl I Lyon Still Aalsoliseleo 0 rvoti so ' all-st- ar - Hrs. 16e. 126E., 26e, -- LA-5- 1 1101"verl photo-dram- 4 111 );) AnIZI ,011 IP", 4, fans of the popular oat& ;11MIEll !' ;o111.1 dr) Aar, Laura La ; r Plente, will enjoy the treat that awaits them when The Cat and a the Canary." a packed i full of thrills, is shown at the tJmnne Willta nle. whiner of a Wilma" N. Y. beauty contoot and Wee'. Jewel theatre Builder. Monday and a member of Zlegfeld'a 'When.' went to Itollywood to .carve out a movie! Tuesday. The story ts mysterious sorsa.. b. couldn't get a tumble cat of any of Om noontime. So the plot Is complex and baffling. ha adoPtad a Russian accent. changed her name to Sonia Kerby,. put cast. Here's the rest of the dooded with offer& Did elm get a job? She dial Creighton Hale. Arthur Edmund leo 'lb RJtZ andwee (tstanastkool Illestrated Wore) Carew, Forreet Stanley. Tully Marshall. George skilegnutnn. Lucien the Job. Pretty soon he was Littlefield. Flora Finch, Gertrude Little Jackie . Coogan, Astor and MarthaMattox. )performer on the flying rings. Then . Estate quit to enter Henry W. Savage's Real Mani he Big musical g. 'The Prince of Pit TO THE wAsAren. I semn7111.'iti-ner'...an' d later enter- ...... ..,,..,. A Oh, wonderful mountain", so rug.HCILL- yuce..,, ''''''' ''''' as on. of Mack led the movies and ged - high. does not lath- - leen., have to his beg teeny cow Maje 'cs,i- standing, outlined by - er for nickels or Pennies has , ...There's better the than nothing the sky. been found. circus to educate a young How yuu .....tch the first gleam of It is none other than little former le show life twd the hed.1 the bright morning sun. Jackie Coogan. owner of prop- rock facts of what' an audience I And fill us with joy 'ere the day's erty valued at $1,600,000. I wants." Insists. Beery's! Beer, work is done. That Jackie will never have ilatest assignment is in a r. to jerk 'oda to take girls to wi role th Raymond Hatton ring Thou are soothing and restful. and dances. was demonstrated th in vine isa v erg. our glance,wanders on. week when his broker Hopiiy! Chester Conklin bad Mufti the To find the deep recesses made by glett,000 for li lots of sante start as Been,. minas The ale- wood real 4WAate. the dawn. van away from hie nhante. It ki estimated that. before Dark ravines throl which---- theThe home in tiskaloosa, Iowa. Jackie ran vote the property mountain streams flow. him lin landed down neat 'lam increase. d in value to will have And tumble and tONI as onward in AL G. Barnes animal show. and -- thA extent of making him a ., . they go.. for setwral there he remained .. years. Then he too' jumPed into Poor little rich kid. With the red 'levy of inset just Sennet comedies. . gliding there- - now, Sterling followed the John Rob- And soft, fleecy shit clouds car- Circus Grooms 'n eon Circus out of hie home town' brow. ' essing thy LaCrosse, tAlik He hung around Movie 'Clowns. of Your beautiful carpets made green timid took whacks the elephants --I from the clowns. and pretty soon by the spring; The admits has done its part to . he was featured as Kenn, the Boy All the splendor that fall's gold and vermilion bring. supply actors to the films. not leas I Clown. Next be tried Uncle Toms than the legitimate gage . says the Canaltilit:h.innti ofatzti. Lynonwe comtpainate3s: Or majestic. with ' Detroit News. down yh i glittering pines; peru.Anadngd rhei 'Wallace Beer', Chester Conklin I rinivIr As the glow of the moon on themi through I shines. and Ford Sterling get together on legitimate stage to the pictures. tenderly We truly are thankful .for their the Paramount lot every now and I beauty and peace.. ot,,DEkrr CLOWN slim BUSY. then for a circus aturard ,meeting. And the hope so inspiring that nevof All-Britain's oldest clown. Stalllarn them know from proles- or will cease . E ng- , IVY G. MORGAN. atonal experience what life' is like; Simpson of Chamberwell. land. recently celebrated hie gig Lake Salt under the big top. on the stage Beery began by cerrying water birthday. Ile has been appear- ;"110ME MADE" snow MIXED. for the atephants. alter he ran f72 sears- - malting his first in his In.th- dancer a as clog the Rare In celebration of Emperor's away from home in Hanaal City; coronation and the fiftieth ,anni- wheat a boy. Pretty soon he was i er's music hall in 11156.Of Be acte d the royal vectotry of the first national Indus- chief groom of the Ringling Broth.,A before four generations his last prominent pa rt trial exhibition evet held in Japan, era elephant herd. getting Ilk el family, and revival of Suety Pulls an exhibition of "home made' week, but only LBO in cashthe Vial in the rest being held until the end of the I the Stringe," In 11124. but het still products will be held In Tokyo this season to Insure manuWiwi. his continuance on Everything that is factured in the islands that is possible to exhibit win be placed On display. and 'while the slogan of the event Is that Japan mast dis-- I AT continue copying foreign articles THE there will be shown an American' flivver with Japanese made body, 1 I and similar products. , al I 04pf 4 many rriE L Vniversal err at 00110101960100010111 ( Jewel to Show "Cat and Canary" ') ' TOL OS TUESDAYS NOW' -- nt NEW SHOWS WILL AT THE CAP& OPE STARTTNO resuarkat 219T DON'T FORGET ' fragile-lookin- , - ' Q metion- "What Price Glory" opens a limited engagement at the Rialto theatre today, and according to Manager Lawrence is just one of the few big productions coming to the south Main street holies in the next few weeks'. "What Price Glory" is not a war took picture. Th e. authors simply war as a canvas on which to eketch would ono that bring their story; out pathos, comedy and human aP- peal as no other crisis in the affair is peoof nations could bring. It charachuman pled with real aud ters that at once win favor. It is a great piece of entertainment that undoubtedly win live for years. In addition to "What Price ofGlory:' the Rialto management and fer an atmosphere prologue news reel. .Ar . second-balcon- rears. '4 SHE PLIU IT OVER ON HOLLYWOOD , I. 4,,,,: Among the handsome men In the picture are Larry O'Dell. the lead: ing man: Raymond Coopers mauve and polished. as the menacing club man. and Herbert Hall. the 'tree - - - ley. . , ' - . - - 1 4 DELIGHT :: - - Ilk ITFL1411 of Passion' new' .0 I, 11 the Rub theatre. contains a great lesson to everyone. young and old. The theme shows the I dangers of rushing sway from home wild in hope of finding wealth and idle pleasure without real hard work The lesson is one that any young man or illron2114 would appreciate and one that will be carried throughout life. There is a little girl in the picture who carries the burden of the entire story on her slender shoulders. This is Prudence Sutton. who has been acclaimed in Hollywood as a great star in the future be. cause of her dramatic abiliti. Wise Sutton runs through the entire gamut of emotions in "Pitfalls of Passion." First as the demur. and slightly bewildered country girl who runs off to the city wtth her lover. Than an the unfortunate victim of cireumstances who is sold into moral bondage and finally as the woman of the streetsbeaten and forlorn. Miss Sutton given a performance, that is startling- because of litlealism. There are man! other women In the production includMg sweet little Marjorie Mallory. De Sachs Mooers. the blonde vampire of the a famous screen. Mina Moore. character aztress and Marie Stan- E;J FILMS ' Np :1 1 - , '''' LI i I 1 |
