| Show — —— I At ) "Now I'll Tell" Stars DANCE FAME WON BYlRUTH FISHER TO VISIT OGDEN Lttrr pard'oS WEST 7 ' ? ' V ctr 'natural" for the famous comedian nTr vvivn Oakie mother of Jack Oakie' today was Joint loser with Grand Wadsworth her chauiieur in a $10000 damage suit resulting from an accident MUST PAY $10000 two defendants were ordered Th to pay that sum to Ingeborg Hansen q nftrr Wadsworth allegedly ran down and Injured the girl In a traffic accident the six other with Zirg-fea position girls procured how j the in follies atfd played She mchths wvrral fnr tiiwhaa was then sent to London! with her "Whd v Wsnr In the ShOW (itUti murh iavor trtAUf"' itvM -- riN-iv4- rf iri M-G-- M for the whiter It is remarkable how it any artists hate ma he good from Qgden— encourajrin? to thane who are amline of art bitious in any -Whatever Jinx" is wej can almost believe in it whether we are born In Ireland or the south or not especially when things gb uncantimes nily wrong There are many before tlmbst when things go wrong do they are: started and continue totodeao until they finally succumb feat That is when the weird "Jinx" comes til A circus down in Mexico which is the Terrandi slpw sure-- lj seems to be Jinxed The French consul and a customer 'at Vera Crui City were injured by one of the circus elephantsa curinx me ran -- in Fachuea wild crashing into a house Some of K't lmn Meaoed in Pachuca and killed two persons and injured five others before they were captured in a :forest by police soldiers attaches arid civilian posse Fancy horses atampeded during one performance and trampled several children in the front rows one berg near death After such happenings one almost believe in "Jin" ea I I ! Tht first Negro opera written by Duke Ellington a negro £s being considered by Radio City Music hall for production The libretto traces TvgTO life from the jungw to Harhow lem It is interesting tr-Jhaving race 1j advancing aftfr been held down for so many years over a successIf this opera-goe-fully as the play Green FasturesJ' Mr Ehns ton's success as a writer to-pol- e a s i la ajwurtd' L- 1 t - Many of our cities may mve personal appearances by fiimj stars to gfv the public the moving picture slant on clean pictures asm industry's means of pro-fila counter-activ- e propaganda- The producers feel that they are entitled :o an explanation of the type of pictures which they film They art' in favor of a move toward clean pictures but do not want to be the victims uiasea of some narrow-minde- d side-trarealistic the who group tree-to-lipoints in a pic ture JTST AS WRITTEN If the producers would realize they could film a story as it 1 written ith the exception Of elaborating and adapting for better fil?i advan ideas out tages and leave Hollywood of it they would have Hit e trouble with the board of censors As soon as writers can be assured that the "producers will accept clea i stories will write them anq as soon they mr th Irroducera show cjlean pic- tures the public will gradually de mand them'so It seems that tre re aocmsibflitr right now lies with the and see We must-waiwtxiucers how this controversy turns but In "Shoot the Works" which Is I - ck fe I - A j to way— he will return to Hollywood a in "Tif Betrins at Forty" 7 ducks "dominate TTniivwnod— at least on certain im " nnrtant ennditions One or tne ma for studios today counted its — iJU losses at $3900 because Skeeter a 111 TeU opening ''Now in starred a Alice trained rooster refused to assospacer Tracy andtoday atFaythe Orpheum theatre ciate with a race horse which held a starrine role in the picture while studio workers tned every to 'BOWERY' PICTURE SONG HITS MIXED dnire known to sret the roostermm with the horse nnriatR WITH LAUGHTER cameras stood I silent and a host AND TEEN MOVIE of people on the set waited for the BILL DOUBLE ON temperamental outburst to subside NOW AT EGYPTIAN STAR COAXES Illfll hours later Skeeter was Three Tnfrndurintr six new smash song balloon bicycles Beer bustles on the set It took back coaxed screen itf Tpn Rprnle makes his sleeves— "The Bowery" Uproarious debut in the Paramount comedy Myrna Loy film star to turn the fun robust drama gay nights and "Shot the Works" opening today at trick Bernie featurhappy days in the wicked eighties the local Paramount entire When Joe Penner radio star film is throughout the and naughty nineties are features ed iirronndid bv a fine Hollywood cast stenned from the liner President of "The Bowery" 20th Century his young wife a specia including Jack Oakie Dorothy Dell Taft with was on hand to Wallace committee riviR Beery first picture starring Arline Judge Alison biupworin Lew him' with the and him— present Wiliam Jackie Frawley greet Cooper Roscoe Karris George Raft and well now duck known Paul and rvviv Cavanagh with Fay Wray and Pert Kelton "Wanna buv a duck?" e city offi Wesley Rugglcs directed from an and showing today at the Egyptian and Hecht hv Ben Hoinni inauired tossing the bird to nlav cial theatre All the atmosphere of "the ncn JViwler The on Penner He got it for nothing appeared nlay livest mile on the face of the globe" Penner is here to do his first mofor Broadway for a season under the it is said has been preservedRaoul screen The title "The Great Magoo" tion picture production since achiev"The Bowery" by director Howard J was written by ing radio fame Walsh The action of the picture play music and Blnvon Claude and apalso includes the Park Row the entire picture including the proach to Brooklyn Bridge Bright- for of the motion picAbout one-ha- lf new songs was created by six on Beach and a score of other shots have been in ture and Gordan theatres Argentina and Robin itand Ralnger and scenes from "The Bowery" rofilms sound for a wired is The story high speed self as if was In the days of yore Revel "hot-air- " pro As the second feature the char- mance of a colorful blues-singiwho a girl and moter Determination to maintain the comic acter of Carl Ed's famous sticks he man until to sticks her milstandard In the Netherlands to i!nown gold strip "Harold Teen" romusic songs laughter is her The is reported to be as strong as ever lions of newspaper readers woven to are mance action and exshown A hilarious story with in a novel plot citing incidents painting the Joys gether The second feature at the Para U1IISKERS AND BEARDS and sorrows of Young America is Cllve Brook and Diana incorporated in the screen play mount is In "Let's Try Again" and which was written around the char- Wynyard a man and his wife of Is the story acters by Paul Gerard Smith and lost the has life whose together Al Cohn Hal LeRoy Broadway of earlier years romantic glamour shows musical comedy stage star of ' was sent to Hollywood by Warner Attemotinsr to recapture romance 2368 WASHINGTON AVE Bros especially to play the title role throueh affairs with others they too Rochelle Hudson as Lillums and find that tht home ties are severed be to Patricia Fills as Miml share hon- strong a short summarily After separation they are ors in the feminine leads reunited and begin a new life on rcnnsters m and J - 1 v-' - (Associated July — KITTENS EDUCATED WINCHESTER Mass— (UP) — Max Mayers drugstore cat must want her kittens to be musical Judy the mother cat has chosen the high shelf next to the radio which plays all dav as the home for her brood Mayer has tried in vain to move MR EGYPTIAN 1 nlcbt v Added wwi mm j 111 I Admission 23c Join the Holiday Crowd! i Fleo Nov if "ivhprp KSL 10:30 a m KLO 1 p m II lteallv Uooi" si IB r STAR I S j 1 ULA i n --m '"' 7 -7 :' V'V I i1 V : f I ? l 1 Afip from his baton MeWng ouflh rhythm I oHhese new songs oy ch famous compos crs as uoraon & kcvbi Rainger & Robin this happy picture' chock-fulof 'em I is l T7- - f It's fasti a whole world try irlg to gef (wo lovers' into each other's armsl ' I I— —— '' r:"-i- T" (St 4 ' i H 4 ' s w Picture with vlfft ' LAUREL AND HARDY " BYE-BYE- SIUPWORTI! Feature Starts nOSCOE KARIIS at 1:40 3:40 5:40 7:40 9:40 Laugh Sensation "GOIXG 10c Keht Children 15c y "if Seat-lOc-A- ' J i STARTS Two "SHOOT THE WORKS" At 1:00 4:00 7:00 10:00 "LETS TRY AGAIN" At 2:45 5:45 8:45 1) 15c 20c ?5c Features ii'!1!!!!!'''''''''''!-:1- Im''iiiiil''"i'j'i'll 3 ii ?7 ill j ' and Sy f I Langbs! Sonftt Fun! Tht Biggest Eentertainment in Town! Come Early Please ' T "CODE Oil COMtDV J -- First Feature I First Feature! STARTS TODAY Bis Holiday Pro tram POPE1E THi: SAILOR - - A Colonial Theatre bOivi:Mits u la — Times and Prices Bargain Hour (1 to Matinees (2 to 6) Evenings (after 6) Two TODAY Features ' 3 Time ny j ViLLiAriFRAVLEY Orpheum Talking News Reporter !! - - DELL ARLINE JUDGE ALISON 'Added Featurettei ' m "4 JACK OAKIE H£ DOROTHY III A f B Ell BERNIE AND HIS BAUD Great Show! M1CKKY MOUSE ) ) : Pictures i ' I J with Richard Arlrn Ida Lnlno Roscoe Kam Grace liradley tjj and furious One of the Year's Best i zj Cf h rnnthriTSnnm r till fXS' Laurel and Hardy Cjwmedy -BUSY BODIESr A Iu-- h a Minute! News Cartoon A Keep COOL at err iaw — Keaiiy vooi - ltn-- ' Jvith : "' r Free Auto Parking All Day Today and Tomorrow tesVW Any lUitv u' Dancing 12:01 T M Tin ? 4 ' Jack Passey His and Merrymaker Free Hats Capa Nolsemakrrt! frp K PICNICKING t BROWN'l P ALACK ' f i SWIMMING BEGINNING AT MIDNIGHT begins Monday Midnight Frolic a m Danca Morning at 12:01 — Dance Tnesdiy Monday Nlte it s i is ' MIDNIGHT i f l" Vr TONIGHT BIG FROLIC In a public lecture on in Their Brand New 't yet we liked "It Happened one Night" immensely -- Ana wen mae nnfMion— it's the first picture in years that we stayed to see oyer again You couldn't ask for higher praise! 1 OO00GC if' i ' it you haven't realized 1 Stations 1 Adults e broadcast TODAY Over More Than 225 — IMIDNIGHT SHOW MONDAY— 11:45 P' M Coolest Spot in jTown! "The Tick of the rictart" STARTING TODAY A Bif Pioneer Holiday Program j 2— Outstanding Pictures — 2 r Fk-tur- In a special ' The FUN Spot of Utah nation-wid- Special "Pioneer Days" 'Alwaya a Good j STARTING TODAY Big Pioneer Holiday picture Really the Most Senatlonal of Outstandinr the Year' Judge Rutherford e LJilliUYLl L7j STARTS TODAY mm Judy and kittens to another part cf the store Thm lartrest nroducer of patent leather among nations is the United States "Where In case "Where It's Really Cool" t - TAYLOR'S PET SHOP v tic yet romantic quality that no one between the ages of eight and eighty can resist Gable is cast as an adventurous newspaperman who insults his women first and loves Is them afterwards Miss Colbert accusheiress a runaway society tomed to riding roughshod over themet nf th ww wnr id Just what hap-V npnx when these two are forced to but the spend a week together oe Dancuea aooui to too good story's -You'll thank us for it later— see if While City LAGOON — zzz iir— HEAR Special dances will be held during the comingi week to accommodate Pioneer days celebrators Two dance niehts are planned at Gardens 1890 the Berthana-Romo- n on avenue Monday and Washington with Clyde lock- Tuesday evenings wood's Boosters arranging appro priate numbers for the occasions Midnight frolics and dances Mon dav and Tuesday are also planned at the White City and at the Brown s dance palace § f the firmer foundation of mutual understanding and respect co-starri- ng pnotoj Special Dances To Be Staged This Week merl want to Things women and khow will be revealed in Fox Film's litest release "Now Til Tell" by Mrs Arnold Rothsetin which will niake its appearance on the screen of the Orpheum theatre toaay Tne film stars Spencer Tracy Advance-rfepo- rts indicate that Tracy is ) sfensatlon in a role that perfectly suits his talents The screen play reveals a wo man's sensational story — told for the first time with alMts love and beauty passion and heartaches The film is kaleidoscopic in its reveia-tta- n of the romance drama comedy night life and sporting events of New York City during tne past " twenty years One Night" "It Happened the new attraction at the Ogden Clark- - Gable theatre and Claudette Colbert is one of the ten best pictures of the year It has that" soarkling entertaining realis rficnii-Pflhif- ng Ogdcn Theatre SiLw! ( LIFE TRACED IN HER0LESS MOVIE : COLBERT STARS "NOW I'LL TELL" WITH GABLE IN AND LOVE SHOW ORPHEUM MOVIE FINE LOVE SHOW NOW AT LYCEUM Wed Love versus luxury? That dilem ma confronts Elissa Landi in "Sis ters Under the Skin" her first picture under the Columbia banner which is scheduled to start a twe- to day run at the Lyceum Theatre day Joseph Schildkraut as a young tAtnnPsruous composer offers cr tflvn and Frank Morgan cast as a multimillionaire industrial tycoon extends the utmost in luxury Which does Miss Juancu cnoose — " and why? c bin without a sail a shirt with out tail and a movie without a S hero are all incredible tmngs out j" 4 Blondes" the second "Cheating at the Lyceum opening to feature ' 4 heroless is day onif Warolde is the most im portant male in the cast but Rolfe'a role is harcuy mat oi a ncru xic in love with Thelma Todd the heroV ine of "Cheating Blondes' but that still does not make him a hero Rolfe has the thankless part or a newspapermani who thinks- more of v As f his paper and a rattling good yarn than he does of the dictates of his heart If it can be proved that he has a heart He is a braggart a t chao and one of the best Journalists in town Love might heart but he doesn't stop Claudia Morgan actress daugh-tp- r ot turnhis sr the woman he loves over in of Ralnh Mofean screen ac the police as a murderess when tor will marry Robert Shippee to a "scoop" for his paper is in signc explorer ana son oi a New xonc "Cheating Blondes" boasts strong broker infiseveny mils uani men but no heroes 22 tress 1 playing at the Paramount Theatre this week Ben Bernie better known at "The Old Maestro-"- ' makes his debut on the screen He has gradually worked his way! up to fame through radio and now with his band has his chance to show what he can do for the movies Jack Oakie and a good cast is supporting him and many song hits are being introduced in this picturei Ben" Bernie Introduced a Kentucky colonel famous owner of a racing stable on the microphone one day and during his talk the colonel repeatedly used the word Yowsah" for "yes sir- - It created so much comedy that Bernie Immediately copyrighted it for radio use and adopted a soft southern drawl which helped Urn rise to fame This "Yowsah" added an additional amount of $1000 for each weekly broadcast to his salary The most clever hits like gold mines are usually Just stumbled onto 0 :T : Press) (Copyright 1934 by United TmTTVWOOD July 21— (UP)— Will Rogers star of everything in cluding politics and screen paceu his bags and prepared to leave' today on a world cruise Later when thoroughly urea vi oviirrif Racers ever gets that di-wi- able comment from London critics tvtrire Ttalv France and -various (highlights of Europe she came back to New York ana promusical cured position in the was one which "Roberta" comedy' Miss of Broadway's hits last season Wied-nun Fisher rpecialires in Charjei aiy of dancing which is the modern German classical type j VISIT PARENT to spend a month ! intends She with her parents here this summer and then go to Hollywo xi where studios she will work with ' - - Actress To Famous Comedian Packed to Leave On World Voyage- SUNDAY MORNING JULY 22 1931 R - 40" After Trip mr Rd ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- Rogers To Do "Life Begins At Tracy and Alice Fay Orden Kirls who her in particular lineJr has made good daugh-?art Is Miss Ruth Fisher O W Mrs Fisher of Mr and Sophie Sht as student of M?s a for several years !?d wonunscholarship to Chicago to Study two der Pavky Oufcraimky FordirecJiis ahe worked under fisorj went tion in opera ballet Therh she danced where Los Angeles to for t the Warner Brothers sfudios to Salt carte she Lat jujme time a Lake City and taught f of about and restleis longea iwnffl 1- - mm 10 ti"wtrr — iwent am she uiuis ivr vnrVimi studied for awhile under Madam Alvertlna Rasch and with Madam had been workinsrweeks When she three but Ra'ch six other with vas chosen to dance instl- Rftsch of the advanced pupils th While" under Madam Risen s f v THE QGDEN § 1 Paramount News CHTLDRENlOd ADULTS 25 d Doors Open 1I:3° f "f c Q : : rtV) ' n '" ' - " - ' V' Vl M 1 I rrLJlILj ' "' ' ' - - -- J 1 Second Feature CHEATING BLONDES' with THELMA TODD ROLFE HAROLDE MAE BUSCH ) 1 the handle get a divotxe hut it takes BRAINS to stay r married! off &nx i Before buying ticket to Reno Bee can't WHY you castlike offa marriage shoe that squeaks riivl'i' "'1 I J I ' |
