Show SUNDAY MORNING MAY 6 1934 ——————— BY ALICE PAItDOE "WEST ' Recitals concerts and reviews ere in order Among them is one that promises to be of special interest — the concert to be present- — ed by the Association of Glee clubs of America Utah district of which Ogden Male Singers are members It is an unusual i opportunity to hear two hundred male voices resound in one accord and it should be an entertainment of Interest to all music lovers at the Ogden tabernacle Wednesday evening ' Si ' - j Jack Sherry and! his associates Mr Walters and Mr Renner who for the past few weeks have been here in an effort to cast a play with local talent for the making of a picture are now Ibreathlng sighs of relief as the casting has at last been completed an4 they are contented with the thought that the worst will soon be over They have expressed their kind 'regards for the people of Ogden for their unusual courtesy ana Hospitality during their stay here is u - t To Get Charm Beauty aie Theda Bara the vamp of a few years ago who grad has uallv dronned into I oblivion come back— not In f movies howev much-talked-- of ROOSTER-GARDE- N —mi xAit Ail part acter and sincerity JLJVUCk - rvxM Beverly play It j looks as though we really have of censorsmp in ine Jtiays a board ajva- By ALICE HART Almast anv woman can be Inter- even beautiful" if Pitrtyr rwrhanR! I FAMILY TROUBLE i i I -- "Your destructive bird got an my "Type" said the tall brunette with flashing black eyes and hair that nasturtium seed except three or is as smooth arid shiny as polished four You might as well send him ebony "is the password to beauty over for those" read a note penned and by the home gardener to the nalityr The angellc-face- d owner rooster's ° T it 1 TIZZrl Back came the rooster but his f- y y j 'mw £ S iS SZTZZ I 7' rI TVw fik '"" J It-wi- ll — ds en BOOK REVIEWS Huge Electric Sign Replaced At Paramount THE NEW Noon Kendall ::: Jimmie Durante stars in "Pxlooka" now at tne urpneum ineaire It's magnitudionus! — It's Brob- dingnagianl — it's colossall From which you will gather that the i i Jimmie Durante passion for poly- syllables nas pursued ians w ine Orpheum theatre where "Palooka" Reliance feature th roiiickm v" gagement today with Jimmie Lupe Velez and Stuart Erwin presiding as cut-uin chief Durante is perfectly moulded to p-""- " ps "uf rrtT by Nancy -- sing-song- ed sun-burs- ts - one-ha- Mechanical Brain UNDERWORLD AND Weighs Three Tons i HOUSE the Caxton Printers Lt Caldwell Idaho IntriKUine is this novel wmcn of the eternal conflict between tells The large electric sign that has the various elements of a mans Illuminated the entire block wherein nature— from the first chapter be the Paramount theatre is located ginning "The wind raced aown for years has had a complete over- Three Finger Point and nuriea it in a fury of welcome against hauling at a cost of more than $1000 self of a man who was stand he figure and once more is to be seen flash- ing upon the wet sand" ing news of entertainment inside Peter Derwent about whom tne Some weeks ago the sign was author writes so entertainingly has damaged when it was thought that come from the city to the Pacific wind and storm caused a short cir coast— back in adventuresome year cuit in the wiring and burned most 189Q "I shall build my house in of the inside of the sign until it the half moon of trees facing the was useless sea" he cries to himself thumping The sign was removed by contrac his feet on the tin trunk His voice tors and repaired The colors were is answered by "Yolson also changed and brilllan Neon let who says "I yammer him up for etc now yoters chasers greatly enhance the appearance or See what happens to this second- both the sign and the theatre pioneer Reared in luxThe Paramount sign is probably gefieratlon and protected by his timid one of the largest in Ogden and the ury i mother against wnat sne consiu-Job of replacing it was so difficult Tie grows up influences lf of the sign could dangerous that only to a strange career—loses the girl he The be Installed Friday morning loves and buys an Isolated neck of remaining half was left until Sat land outside the city to construct a urday own surrounded oy world all his v: —— SOCIETY MIX IN PHILADELPHIA— (UP)— A three mechanical brain which solves ton SMART PICTURE problems the human mind cannot even grasp is ready for assembly at With Warner Baxter and Myrna the University of Pennsylvania The huge machine made of 75000 Loy at the top of an impressive cast cogs wneeis and mecnanica gears tne at "Penthouse" opened today mechanisms has two and amplifying tne oy Directed theatre Egyptian lf times the "mental capacmasterful touch of W S Van Dyke a machine at the similar of ity" notable producwho brought such of Tech Massachusetts Institute "White and Horn" as tions "Trader to ' the nology Shadows In the South Seas" It will require only 15 minutes screen "Penthouse" presents a modCharles DeV Fawcett said for ern and laudable picture of New Prof "brain" to solve a - problem in the York's high spots— the Mad Man on five expert Unit which ballistics and hattan that Walter Wincheu In ed States army' mathematicians re O O Mclntyre have glorified cently worked four months Charlie the public press as the students call the machine is oi a As Durant society lawyer New York's upper classes and who particularly apt at doing dlfferen one-ha- materialistic people who subsist mainly by fishing What happens to Peter In the village makes interesting reading JCItEATTXG STORY IDEAS Write a short exciting opening put it away for a day and see what happens This is the recipe for creating Ideas given in the May Author & Journalist (Denver) by Steve Fisher popular short story writer The number contains features on novel writing radio advertisements syndicate features as well as the handy market list and literary tips COLORFUL ISSUE ' In a colorful cover the May Improvement Era (Sat Lake City) appears offering attractive and interesting features of local interest together with fiction editorials poetry and usual instructive church M v departments f waisn in ims aengnt- - is cast out by society Warner Bax- tial questions New radio receiving sets are beul Hollywood concoction suggested will is It Astronomers expected a fine performance Myrna ter sold at auction in South Africa by the famous Ham Fisher comic Loy gives who in past appearances has find Charlie a very useful assistant ing characters strip been seen as an exouc adventuress n riot "Stu" Er- - with oriental eyes has at last come He is a win is better as Joe Lupe is vol- - into her own In this production as atile and so Is Marjorle Rambeau a beautiful and alluring woman Armstrong Mary Carlisle who plays She appears as Gertie Watted the Ogdcn's popular Family Theatre mates a joe's country sweetheart and Thel- - night club girl ma Todd the blonde menace of the come back to film prominence as ijjid sequences all turn in topnotch Mini! Motttagne Other noteworthy nerformances and voune William nerformances are given by c Henry cagney brother of the famous Jim Gordon Charles Butterworth Phil who makes his screen rebut in this lips Holmes and Martha Sleeper 11 — picture promises f llmdom another Cagney name for the lights The "Dashwood" heirlooms a col °i "K-nooo- - r one-ma- Mae-ciar- k STARTS TODAY y" 60-fo- £ — ace-m- group as they havb insisted uponTed Healy and his stooges are on having some of the scenes in "Tarthe bill in their riotous "New Deal ton and His Mate":cut? due to the ZZSTSZ crs" and there is a Paramount head was cut off A note expressed fact that it was a little too "hot- XZZ canuuu aim new a hope the potential meal might pay cna in pjaces her makeup and hair to suit The for the destruction Back went a note Inviting the X Charlie Chaplin the master panof the bird to Sunday dinner owner : Mfc MncciA —KAtTAr! who has been keeping the ?' was accepted ffhn vcncA hod covers and elves It and deckles can be attractive them to friends Myrna ioy next has was ZiL to Genoa Clinic tv Quits in and out of 17 costumes in climbs uses a She decided to make another silent picwith her sideratlon Melodrama" I Es- J have piusical accom- thSurtii whence? that hair brush just as the average per- ture GENOA Italy May 5— (UP)— ?e?? S5l"nLf°S son uses a comb Instead of fSw panlment similar to that In "City oS a nas snearer tea Norma ry Mrs Thalia Fortescue Massie re TorPSi Lights'' Mr Chaplin has alwaysting aside fifteen minutes for a daily on her set Tone's Franchot C0Vered from an attempt at suicide ithe outfelt that pantomime x brushing ritual she does it while mid him follows dachshund dl:e everywhere to strain after she divorced reon when makeup standing feature of motion pictures lookei exactly like hundreds of she is putting Lieut Thomas H Massie U S N Wonder what old Omar Khayyam other aSplrants to the stage I moving it—any time at all at Reno today leit tne cnnic wnere Miss Sousa washes her face with CAB STREAMLINED w couldn't even get a Job modeling soan wouia nave inougni io nave was under treatment hTit she water and a nt-orrm twice and day with sase a moaisier in wibwi uue ciothes to say nothing of one in the cream Her uses cleansiner afterward r by American Consul Accompanied tv nowever tne moaysxe spens " theatre So I decided to make the rti Kiam" Mr Kiam creates many of of my appearance the ciotnes tor tne lenumne stars bought a stick of orchid grease sne uses cosmeucs sparuigiyox uwusu Rjdlwav Commission has authorized AVitt004C v of v caa avmn turn fnr tiiA mn-- 1 cxicm e"" and won his enviaDie reputation as to make ±e look1 pale and in sne inorouKiuy 1 rest coast a for Genoa "The trouble with mlJ:n designer for Katnarine oornen s- teresting pinned a large bun on the for all women Mrs Massie seemed to have re tf1flH tromnn "Dishonored Lady"! Not so differ- back 0f my bobbed head and tucked most trirls " she said "is that they Ltv rti(m fn nnfmpfpd of k1- - covered her spirits under the gentle ent irom tne great uicamcx w mv short locks nin under it Almost use too much makeup and often the rrv at shades that" all— women "wrong after will be 35 feet long treatment she received here at the wine and song" vaged materials immediately I became a type and Dr Emilio Borelli with coxn10 was witfh from about flooded offers and pounds lighter than clinic of Mrs4 perhaps Putnam watching oyer and now Mr in The noise of mail planes passing the Peter Witt type cars Later I was ercial photgrappers elener wild overhead now has annoyed nnrfltinn We have with us jonce more that able to get on the stage and phants in Africa so mucn tnat tney dynamic creature Katharine Hep I've won a beauty prize' Miss Sousa believes that exercise have sought new feeding grounds burn in "Spitfire" at the Parafrom the mail routes mount theatre Probably no star has is iportant to lone who wishes to farther away — be beautiful She and her --paused so much varied criticism as healthy Chinese in Shanghai- are moving r Miss HeDburn'Iike! a comet in the self takes long! walks in the park from oriental buildings to apartrides swims and plays tennis Wky she shot from' the bottom to Hair is another conhouses ment important the ton in one jurrip For a while she tottered but finally gained her foothold and is nov? securely up in the realms of stardom Special Attractions She is electric arid explosive she I J is well read and intelligent and in Any Seat — 10c — Any Time her short career has played almost every type of girl ISpitfire" should give her unbounded opportunities for exceptional work At the —1 a ure the Forty fathoms underneath from diver water a of surface the an opposing tug tries to kill Mc Laglen Lowe starts to the rescue and then see what happens Short features on the program in elude "Vaudeville Days" two-r- e comedv also Paramount Pictoria and news "" vr : w sore-hea- Br ALANSON EDWARDS United Press Staff Correspondent! HOLLYWOOD— (UP) '— Strolling alone Hollywood boulevard— A Seattle fan sent Jean Har low a "letter" on a phonograph record May Robson has never worn spectacles outside of pic- TTno 'M'rlrp1 nnrf YlfT ttro mother both were married on New av 2S vears anart MacDonald can be photo- janette eranhed as a blonde or brunette Just by changing the lights Ernst Lubitsch smokes those black cigars only when he Is not Giw Kahn has written working A 15 songs in the last month fan letter with only a big nose drawn on it was delivered to — One fan sent Ra guess who mon Novarro a $10 bill asking for Ted Healy is an ex a picture dancer tap pert Polly Moran reduced so much that she had to be padded for re- takes in "Hollywood Party" The pet deer in "Sequoia" will take cigarets from the mouths of ! set Clark Gable ran over workers j a curb into a vacant lot when a black cat crossed in front of his car Stuart Erwin's two-yea- rold son talks to him on the phone Maurice Chevalier's Scottie dog has a weakness for welners Mala had his hair cut the other Isabel Jewell can speak day French Spanish Italian and Lat- Charles Butterworth says a in a guy who cuiuuuks dui collector iT inSi HrKTfhYn "-'rr i ?rs:Zl "uc "uuc summer William Powell Is building £ dt swimming pool because his bitions Jean Parker knits Af-- v th Lvceum theatre wnen uieir Hani cnivs are pals to is private they fight the death against outsidersdeep-se- This a timi thev are cast as two rival on tugs they divers of the fight together on the bottom when Just ocean for sunken gold due lost are lobs their thv think their the on tugs a to mortgage aphopes are revived Sally Blane boat pears as the owner of the Mc- Aftr a hectic battle In which they Laglen is almost murderedmomenthrow down the hatchet the tarily and go with Sally ontreassunken a $2000000 search of I (L ( TACOMA Wash May 5— (AP)— two neighboring families settled How snc ii ngure oui ncr iype snauwn at the Little Theatre of involving the Hills The siren type seems to fade play up to it according to Leone amicablyof aonedispute the and wandering most the chosen garden first of all: perhaps it is because Sousa recently! is related by other of rooster the Follies the beautiful ir Ziegfeld to girl i it takes beauty and allurement C Fowlef W Assessor 1934 of Deputy charthan rather this i OiJC Wiil UWJ 11 '7I HOLLYWOOD FILM SHOP — v4n Mc- - clout- - nave iougt ing clowning pais wnoworld are at their way around the unaermc it flpain forty fathoms in the Paramount Picture" No kp 1 Kalherine nepburn as Trigger Hicks in "Spitfire" now at Stage entertainment is not only cities and wide the Paramount — "Vpular in the busy) 4- spaces but also behind prison Katharine Hepburn's remarkable propensity to run about the studio doors The State prison at wma characterization to of the mountain in knockabout attire her searching o necessarv vo fnntirtfit m cr o in picture frankness which prompts Tier to rethejRKO-Radlrepeat its 18th annual show after tomboy f eat- double three days running to accommodate "Spitfire" ject invitations with such comments at starts ure which today program were turned away the crowds that - as "I don't like your Hollywood each night This is indicative of the Paramount Theatre is attribut- parties" rather than with the usoy many ox pun wu ual embroidered excuses As the either very fine talent or curiosity ea role of to the the are similarity striking faci there that heroine of "Spitfire" looks upon seekers but the u w 01 ium cast iw x in the raw life in the mountains so does inmates thirty-si£ul?1' c uu inno creates iittie it Katharine Hepburn iook wiin equal that wmjiwrvi proves terest in the prison itself which herself At leaf t this Isxesowi-n-insofar honesty upon life in tne nigner cir- vuunuc juiuuua must hf a soark of sunshine to as cles according to those who know 4VnA iTTifntimata cnnl hfnlnri in- - I cu her Hicks the role enacted by Trigger SECOND FEATURE walls penetrable is an illiterate Miss Hepburn The second feature on the bill is reviles In one Paris has its troubles too when mountainandbeauty who and like It" featuring Edwho next in "Sing the breath prays it comes to paying weekly salaries defies love andliwho Horton Zasu Pitts and Everett surrenders pre ward At ope of the leading theatres of Kelton h Pert The j glamorous hoyden-isthat city the chorus girls stopped cipitately Another Pete Smith novelty and side of her jinature finds expres the performance in the middle of a News completes the Paramount are astound in sion that ways many number and demanded their pay or the show was over The audience ing even to Hollywood such as her Paramount program took & hand and saw that the man- Itif signed a note to pay the girls mm i END OF D?er so the show wjprit on and the MaKe iWOSt 01 T iypC DINNER gins suDsequenuy rdmund Lowe and Victor boisterousTffipn those two - en — - oiu) mnu-imiujiii- n "Let's fall In Love" starring Ed mund Lowe and the new screen find Ann Sothern opens today at Ogden theatre lit is hailed as one of the season's most uniaue and tuneful musical offerings and the production has created much favorable com ment i The famous song writing team of Harold Arkn and Ted Koehler com- posed the lyrics and scores for the half-dozmusical numbers heard In the picture The team Is respon sible for! such big hits as "Stormy Weather "Minnie the Moocher" "I've Got a Right to Sing the Blues" and "Get Happy" and their offer- I lngs In the picture are of the same j ! I high calibre M1 wui oe supporting tne principals seen a well selected cast consisting of Gregory Ratoff Tala Birell Mir- am Jordan Betty Purness Ruth Warren Arthur Jarret Greta Meyer and Anderson Lawlor The direction is by David Burton from an original script by Herbert news ! S r R EDMUND LOWE JIMMY STARS MUSICAL MOVIE AND McLAGLEN IN COMEDY AT OPENS TODAY AT NOW AT LYCEUM THE ORPHEUM OGDEN THEATRE Hepburn Role Frank As Self In "Spitfire SINGERS COMING WEDNESDAY TO THE TABERNACLE 21 STANDARD-EXAMINETHE OGDEN mmmmmmmt lection of 70 pictures which belonged to Admiral Edward Vernon the captor of PortobellO from the Span iards in 1738 was sold recently in London — Of dary year ment - m- the 1204 boys who left secon schools of Kent England last only 91 were seeking employ three months later ttu?" j Colonial Theatre James Dunn and June Knight in 1 sta-tuesqu- w" "Take a Chance" Also Slim Summerville and ' Leila Hyams in "Horse Play" XMjinom hot flijhm - — STAGE AND SCREEN — " RELIANCE PICTURES PRESENTS 1 Wednesday & Thursday STARTS TODAY EGYPTIAN 'Utah's Most Popular Theatre s mum® m mm m nn STARTING TODAY "The Pirk of Ithe Pictures" 2— Big Pictures — 2 ONE SOLID HOtJIl OF DELUXE ENTERTAINBIENT Tap Dancers Gorgeous Ensembles! Beautiful Ballet Specialties! Colorful Character Dances I Eccentric 1 Novelty! Toe I 4 A N n With Myrna Loy Mae Clark Mystery! Romance! Drama! and Colleen Moore Chas Winnln-ge- r and a big cast In "SOCIAL REGISTER" One of the gayest brightest mutest comraies or tne sea-to- n til: v -- a A On The Stage A EVERYTHING you could wish for from i -- 7 REED 8DEQ a Good This" Show OiHy Show Mats E-e- 'in r IF Fail In Lovo" M One of the year's best Musical Romances j "Oainbovi Ranch" ' L EXCITEMENT GALORE! A GREAT SHOW! -- "VAUDEVILLE 1 15c 25c 10c And on the SCREEN! - News THE YEAR'S COMEDY RIOT One of the most interesting thrill- - ing and unsolvable detective mysteries ever filmed presenting the NEWEST type of sleuth! &i90 ": ' with t5V v-:-- -" LgL UNITEO ARTISTS 1 " l£l : rt''il RELEASE ' Plus TED HEALY and His Etoogcs ra "NEW DEALERS" "MURDER IN TRINIDAD" 4 Orpheum News Paramount Cartoon HEATHER ANGEL NIGEL BRUCE VICTOR JORY I Paramount If : with Paramount Pictorial mm s Children AH Seats —Plus— DAYS" and Rex Bell the popular Western star in his latest and best picture I J lY " f i THT SCHOOL OF DANCING STARTING TODAY 2— Big Pictures— I Sothern Edmund Lowe Ann - "Lei's I Presented by the p Always v 40— Finished Dancers —40 "First Showing In Ogden" "Real Entertainment" Come Early Please! us ' Aw Remember v You Can Always Eeo a Shov jlJ at the 'Orpheum for Only' " W - pj j |