Show THE OGDEN t ogden utah Sunday morning august hearsed that particular sequence By ALICE PARDOE WEST "Wish I had some of that dough §o many times in thea tiny space replica of I made when I was a kid" Jackie of a dressing Eroom used 'Midnight Story' Exciting Full of Romance Suspense U V'--' under the bridge now" He was speaking of the 7 million dollars he made as a child actor bears star The little resemblance to the little boy who took the country by storm years ago as Charlie Chaplin's little waif in "The Kid" "The books prove that I made that much" he said "but I got very little of it It was practically all squandered awa3t" He said that was the reason he took his case to court to have something done to protect children's rights "Too bad I had to pioneer the trust law for kid actors" he said "It didn't help me any but it helped all the other kids that make any money So much is put away by the state law now for a child until a certain age" He threw no raves over Charlie Chaplin only to say that he thought he was one of the greatest artists in the field of panto- V- fast-baldin- - - " ft V ¥! 'i t Robert Penn Warren j Clark Gable Yvonne DeCarlo Starred in 'Band of Angels' site him is Yvonne De Carlo who plays a Southern aristocrat who falls to the lowest depth of degradation known to her society and finally is taken in by Gable and made mistress of his house Filmed in the actual locale of the story Baton Rouge Louisiana the film boasts many authentic Civil War settings An antebellum plantation mansion The Cottage serves as Gable's upriver home The mansion today is still owned by members of the original family which built it in the 1800"s A river boat the Gordon C Greene said to be the largest packet boat in the world also plays an important role in the "Band of Angels" Robert Penn Warren's best seller now presented in film version will be the next attraction at the Orpheum Theater It stars Clark Gable and Yvonne De Carlo with Sidney Poitier and Efrem Zirabalist Jr TIME OF CIVIL WAR The story set in the South at the time of the Civil War focuses itself on the romance of its two main characters Hamish Bond wealthy New Orleans gentleman and former freeboot-in- g work of course" THANKFUL FOR TELEVISION He is grateful for television "I think television is the salvation of many of the fine actors that used to be shown so much on the screen" he said "Many of them had passed right out of the picture until TV came along" He referred to his cmia contemporaries as the "old gang" and said most of them had faded portrayed by Clark Gable in his first Civil War role since his Rhett Butler in story r away "I was invited to a big reunion a while back and I saw actors that I hadn't seen for years" he Raoul Walsh directed "Gone With The Wind" Oppo Family Firm Fits Brides By Hundreds said This brought up the subject of the person who impersonated Spanky McFarland in Ogden about two years ago "I couldn't get over that" he said "Imagine little old Spanky in innocently living on a ranch someone while Arizona Texas or was getting away with impersonating him in your town" He excitedly told of how Ogden authorities had called him- and he in turn had called Hal Roach and Hal had traced the real Spanky OVERCAME BREACH Jackie said he never did realize what it was to go through the breach between childhood roles on the screen and adult ones "I was lucky" he said "I just kept right on going And when I wasn't making pictures I was acting on the stage or doing night club work I had my own band and I really don't know what it is not to be in the entertainment world I've just never stopped" He said of all the types of entertainment he liked night club work the least "It's bad" he said "Usually most of the people whom you are trying to entertain have been drinking and it's hard to hold PRINTED PATTERN - ST LOUIS (UP)— Two brothers who run a bridal gown business happily say "We are de- stroying our own market" "We can only hope each customer is so pleased she will never buy another bridal gown" laid Vincent Nania He and his brother Jake launched Bridals Original when they returned from Army service after World" War II and found their mother trying to fiilorders of clamoring brides to-b- e Italian-bor- n " Mrs Rose Nania had operated r 8 shop in St Louis but her ability as a seamstress was spread by relatives and friends who wore gowns she had made With her help Vincent and Jake made up a line of gowns and sold their wares to departready-to-wea- attention their or they get rowdy" He said he enjoyed the part he was playing in the picture he was making then very much It is the life of Joe E Brown and Frank Sinatra is starred in the ment stores throughout Illinois Today Vincent said the firm is the largest in the nation supplygowns ing moderately-priced I selves" ed p ' TONY CURTIS and Maris a Pavan are 4 ome - 11 v i ' e The lad not yet cast will star in an occasional stanza and dominate the plots of others giving Garner time off to avoid joining the list of weekly performers who have collapsed from the strain "Maverick" will be competition for Ed Sullivan and Steve Allen starting Sunday night Sept 22 I V JACKIE COOGAN Pied Piper Lures Children to Stock Best Sellers Davis Jr's Broadway show "Mr Wonderful" (Compiled by Publishers' Weekly) PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Three FICTION PEYTON PEACE Grace Metal-iou- s enterprising Philadelphia women beginning with a hopeful investLevin COMPULSION Meyer ment of $50 each have started THE SCAPEGOAT Daphne du what promises to be the most Maurier bit of theater in a THE SILVERSPOON Edwin important decade of summer stock Gilbert Their project: professional Howard adult-sizeDURABLE FIRE r children's theater Swiggett name Pied Piper the Under NONFICTION three women — the Productions THE INNOCENT AMBASSA- Betty Brodsky and Dorothy and DORS Philip Wylie Inez Gottlieb (no relation) — tanTHE HIDDEN PERSUADERS talized so many calypso-happ- y Vance Packard children and adults under one THE DAY CHRIST DIED Jim big canvas roof at the Valley Bishop Forge Music Fair last season THE TURN OF THE TIDE Sir that they sold out three of their Ogdenite Writes Magazine Article Broadway mu sical comedy "Calypso Carnival' Face" a INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Invest $39000 now and then Receive $53000 in mo pmts Cortner 2873 Van Buren Ave retired railroad mail terminal worker and lecently a Weber College Night School journalism contributes "Pacific students article Northwest" a four-pag- e to the August Trailer Topics Publishing Co of Chicago His text has six pictures —one e of thejn a photograph Dam — of Coulee Grand of the Lake Coeur d'Alene Lake Louise (two views)' and the Chateau at Banff It is a summer vacation travelogue Mr and Ilrs Corner are trailer enthusiasts O D The circuit is expected to wind-uin August although several civic organizations have already made overtures toward winter tours said Mrs Gottlieb p FISHERMEN! 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But the firm came close once Printed Pattern 4821: Misses To avoid the tragedy of a bride Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 Size 16 without the gown she wanted the playsuit requires 2 yards h f brothers reserved a seat on a fabric skirt takes 34 yards plane for the package "The reserPrinted directions on each patvation Vincent recalled cost tern part Easier faster accurate i more than the dress Send 50 cents in coins for this for are brides Styles changing add 5 cents for each as fast as new designs are ac- pattern — for mailing Send cepted Vincent said Not even pattern to Anne Adams care of Ogden the traditional bouffant skirt is Standard-Examine- r 396 Pattern intact Gone is the slipper satin 243 St New 17th West I of yesteryear Gone too are the (Dept 11 N Y York Print plainly aisle-wid- e train and the name size and style iri skirt Traditional white is number address Send orders to New being shoved aside fYork red-flagg- 4 j f II easily see that Jackie hadn't been out of pictures long enough to kill his exYou title role "Frank is absolutely tops" he said "I think h6's one of the greatest actors we have today I play sort of a pathetic part with him in the film and I'm hoping it will establish me in pictures ALWAYS ON TIME 'ift : "It's good!" the director called and Jackie came running over to us "What do you know!" he said "That was the first excitedly take It was smooth — it was great We all felt it" His face beamed "That's what you get when you rehearse a scene so well first that you fix all the mistakes and the actors feel sure of them-- g "But all that publicity that he found me on the curb was a fake" he said "It was pure publicity to help put over the film The Kid I appreciate that he was responsible for getting me in pictures but I have been in show business all my life and the reason he picked me for the part was because he saw me on the stage" He went on seriously "All that I recall that he ever taught me were some tricks in keeping out of other people's way in a scene and that has helped me wonderfully in television and picture 9 the tension mime CLARK GABLE and Yvonne De Carlo star in the Warv nerColor film "Band' of Angels" taken from the best seller by Pulitzer Prize author of "All the Kings Men" slave-runne- Brown had one that Joe in his career and when the director called: "All right this is a take" and the cameras started rolling the air became electrified The scene was long and the space small and everyone felt' Coogan told me when we talked on the Paramount lot "I could use a little of it now" He shrugged his shoulders and added ruefully "But that's all gone - SB R BEHIND THE SCENES i 4 STANDARD-EXAMINE- : 6:00— Mitch Miller 7:00 —News 7:05— World Tonleht 7:30— Sunday Music Hall — Jimmy Wakely — 8:30 Gunsmoke 8:55 — News 9:00— LDS Church Program 9:30 — Rehpious Service 9:45 — Middle East 10:00 — News 10:15— Tabernacle Choir 10:45 — Dateline London 11:00 — Temple Square 11:30 — Album of Music am Monday 5:30 — Music News 6:15 — Breakfast with Barlow 7:00 — News Campbell 7:15— Rolf e Peterson 7:45— News Barlow 8:00 — Friendly Time 8:30— News of America 8:45 — Martraret Masters 9:00 — Arthur Godfrey 9:3ft — Calilner Hollywood 9:45 — Howard Milles 10:00 — News 10:15— Backstasre Wife 10:30— Helen Trent 10:45 — Our Gal Sunday 11:00— Nora Drake 11:15— Ma Perkins 11:30— Dr Malone 11:45— Road of Life Monday pm 12:00— World News 12:15 — Bus of Farmlnsc 12:30— Arthur Godfrey 1:30 — House Party 2:00 — News Happiness 2:15— 2nd Mrs Burton 2:30— Strike It Rich 2:45— Pat Butram 3:00 — Roife Again 4:00 — Jackson News 4:10 —Market News 4:15— Tennessee Ernie 4:30— Housewives Leaj 4 :45 — InterrrIrslcn 5:00 — Harmon's Snorts 5:15— This Is the News? 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