| Show SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 2 1033 THE CGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER !- PUPPETS FORM Liahthouse Keeper Motorcycle Officer Cowboy Crooner In Movies LAST JUGGLER - TURNS STAR UF SAY OPERATORS SILVER SCREEN “ - old-tim- comedian too In “The Big Broadcast of 1937” he will be a fellow who constantly bothers Radio Producer Jack Benny for a chance to juggle on a radio amateur hour It’s a good part for a movie debut and will he hopes lead to some other Hollywood jobs In the fall though he must go back in to Broadway and appear again ' the Ziegfeld Follies Kavanagh was bom in Australia and began juggling things when he was' 13 —cricket balls mostly Got' so good at it that by the time he was 17 he had juggled himself around the world a couple of times Came to this country in 1924 and has been here ever since He’s married and has two daugh- -' ters dancers who’ll probably wind Up in Hollywood one of these days Kavanagh admits that when he helps his wife in the kitchen he occasionally drops a dish TAKES IN EVERYTHING If he sets his mind to it though he can juggle everything from c :p to nuts 'also tennis racquets top hats and beer bottles He likes rubber balls and Indian clubs best and says the stories just aren’t true about juggling marvels who could handle 14 balls at a time Eight is the limit and Kavanagh can juggle seven He never has knocked hmself out juggling Indian clubs but he once did kayo a stage manager The latter poked his head through the wing curtains to see if the act f was This upset nearly finished flew the wrong a club Kavanagh way and the manager landed in the hospital with a split hoggin The juggler says he seldom has been embarrassed on the stage— isn’t distracted by hecklers or pret- con-Iventl- Left to right are poses of POLICEMAN COWBOY screens beginning today (Left) Guy celluloid stars seen in local In “Captain January” at the Paramount Kibbee and Shirley Temple he as Holt appears in the title role of Crash Donovan (Center) Jack and Bing Crosby in the at the Egyptian (Right) Frances Farmerfeatured at the Orpheum on the Range” rodeo musical “Rhythm SAELOR - by ERSKINE 500-od- Cinema Stars Essay New Roles In Productions Shown Here Scenes Drawn From Many Places Serve To Enhance Drama Love Interest $ T have been awaiting your to A wide variety of locales from Madison Square Garden rodeo probroad to the highway the frozen north from a newspaper office on Ogden are shown romances that celluloid for vide backgrounds screens beginning today t TOWN” TO GOES “MR DEEDS one Under direction of Frank Capra and starring Gary Cooper inBud-ingtClarence ever he has roles interpreted of the most sympathetic Kelland’s “Mr Deeds Goes to Town” keeps the audience alter-as Jean Arthur whooping and dismayed throughout its length nately for Mr Deeds softie turns hard-boile- d woman who newspaper the at the Ogden The today opens excellent picture support gives Cooper Iron Door the Mine With theatre with a second feature film “The out the to round program starring Richard Arlen “RHYTHM ON THE RANGE” who has appeared in musical screen productions as Bing Crosby almost everything from 'sailor to millionnaire takes his fling as a rodeo cowboy in “Rhythm On the Range” which comes to the Orpheum theatre today Cast opposite Crosby is Francis Farmer A newcomer to the screen Boh Burns drawling Arkansas maestro of the gas-pip- e bazooka also has an important role in the production A number of hit tunes are introduced by the trio with the aid of Louis Prima’s band “CRASH DONOVAN” Rouble-featumotion picture bill at the Egyptian theatre Heading a drama of state highway police “Crash a is starting today Donovan” starring Jack Holt as a motorcycle officer who has to face unusual dangers in performing his task Nan Gray has the leading feminine role and John King a newcomer appears as Holt’s rival Second feature of the Egyptian’s bill is “The Front Page” a newsProbably onedrama that is packed with thrills and surprises paper fastest-movinHecht-CharlMacBen this ever g filmed of the pictures Arthur opus stars Adolphe Menjou t Pat O'Brien and Mary Brian “ROAD GANG” v A story of deliberate inhumanity “Road Gang” heading the s bill claims to depict actual conditions Lyceum’s new double-featuWoods has the leading role that Donald crews in penitentiary roaR Kay of a newspaper correspondent sent to prison through a frame-u- p Linaker plays the part of Woods’ sweetheart with Carlyle Moore Jr as Woods’ chum ‘The Country Beyond” James Oliver Curwood’s famous story is the second feature with “Road Gang” Rochelle Hudson and and the dog Buck' that made a repuRobert Kent play the leading roles ” Is Wild of featured the Call in ‘The tation f on ar-'ato- ry rival at the breakfast table this morning with a bit of impatience” said Father as his daughter entered the dining room “I have Gome plans which involve the entire family and I wanted to talk them over in the presence of both your brother and yourself” “Shoot!” said Lucy cheerfully “I contemplate taking your mother on quite an extensive trip fall” conthrough Europe this of us “Neither tinued Father have made the grand tour and we feel that if we are ever going we would better go before we are too old to enjoy it” “Oke!” said Lucy between bites of melon “I am consulting you” said Father frowning “because I want to know if you will keep the house open superintend the domestic arrangements and stay home until we return” “Jake - with me!” she replied to get them by on the plat- form as well as in the newspapers Today however the aspirants for office reach every person in the United States over a radio hookup --and as they are paying sixty-fiv- e dollars a second for the privilege they have no time for fancy flights of oratory They must get right down to brass tacks ‘The old 'time ’ lover wrote sonnets to his loved one’s eyebrows and courted her with messy metaphor The modern boy takes his girl out in a speedy car and asks ‘Kiss?’ She says ‘Sure!’ or ‘No’ and that’s that - “Just as the airplane the radio and the the streamlined train high - powered automobile have made transporation more direct so have they had the same effect on the speech of the people We would speak as carefully to asthewe ten aladd more words a lowed in telegram1 j ‘The short short story complete on one page rivals the inmovie five short which tells its story of the so The minutes or day novel is out in literature play is just as the out in the theatre' and the movie “Every man woman and child is hurring on his way and if you want to talk to him you must make it snappy or else he will be in the next county before you get to your point Now take me for 4 example ’ I am — ” her “Not you!” interrupted cheerfully “What is the English language coming to?” said Father impapeople have tiently “You young a series of to reduced dialogue I was When slang monosyllables inand we politely spoke young to care syntax telligently with due and rhetoric What was the use of when giving you a good education as words your you blurt out singleconversation?’ contribution to a “Darling I’m sorry!” Iaughed Lucy “‘X am delighted thatto you go brother and mother are planning very pleased abroad I will be little “Why noi?” asked Lucy incaubrother care of ' my to take tiously and forgo any vacation myself' set your mouth go“Because you “I am only speaking the lan- ing ten minutes ago and went Everyof guage of the day dearest away and forgot it! A stream it now than more direct it out of is been pouring words has thing was in your day and time When ever since like water out of a to you started to the' next town fountain in a public park You hitched court you county attend 'x haven’t said one thing yet that “CAPTAIN JANUARY” old Dobbin to a side bar buggy everybody doesn’t already know along winding If Mother and Dad go to Europe salty and meandered Shirley Temple and Guy Kibbee both have lovable roles in the Parainto consider- and leave me in your hands I am took which roads at the headline feature the is which tale of “Captain January” avoided it and hill exhaustion mount theatre starting today Manwegard this film as the best story ation everyan going to die of ear back! take would Im airplane and get before “Today Shirley has ever had It gives her Relents in singing dancing here to long out to they from line live and to bee a club the you by K acting full opportunity get goingin a little hard work on my there and you would hardly get those of a chance to begin one golf” tne before sentences long winding “Suits me!” said his sister U S would of the plane running gear across the landing cheerfully be skidding the county (Copyright 1936 McNaught Syndiin field of the airport cate) S63tu in down to health the to go Births reported city you used NEW YORK July 29 — (AP) the When jp of the meadow to see back department during the past week Directors of U: S Steel Corp today Number Six go by on its way to were: raised the dividend on the preferred the big city Number Six would Wyatt M and Jennie Dallof stock to $1 a share compared with eleven a avenue for a woman who hadnest girl 50 cents Wardleigh 3268 Wall so since stop the a share quarterly on paid hen a and eggs “ Elwood F and Luella Hunt dozen 1933 eggs the send February she could that Skeen Plain City a boy ' ' shoot The net income available for divi- Uo town Streamline trains OTTAWA Ont — (UP)’— Canadian Rulon W and Mary Hoeft Chad- dends was $12862423 in the second along those tracks today nevJ a town weather experts soon will ascend wick North Ogden girl quarter 6f this year equal to 75 even hesitating at the little 20000- feet to obtain more Clifford M and Conoma North-ru- p cents a common share This was inhere Number Six used to wait nearly avenue the first quarter earnings which was :’orthe hen to lay the twelfth egg accurate forecasts McCain 2757 Gramercy ’ ' by ' Under a new schfme financedsoar a girl available for the common stock Motor trucks are doing that job will to airplanes up the government and dnversation is speeded Shelly M' and Blanche Brown since the June quarter of 1931 to heights of 17000 feet in the meet that streamline train Kelley 240 North street a boy used northwest territories to gather data That hid country road younow William and Pearl Lorence Hurst a on temperature humidity and presENDS is “DUCKLESS CYCLE” 2865 Liberty avenue a boy to drive bobbin over of The information expected Instead sure SISKIYOU Cal (UP)— The duck four track V highway Harold L and Hilda Watkins and avoidand of bed to be great value to aviation a avenue the’ereek five Goucher 2539' Quincy years following depression ’of the last weather of -the accuracy new highway to increase that has been driving sportmen ing the hills' the girl over forecasts will be compiled and disWilliam G and Elizabeth Cresto to buy them at the butcher’s is cuts through hills and goes conversatributed through a new meteoroMorris Roy a girl being gradually broken' Heavy rains the creek bed asModern direct cutting logical service now being organized Clarence D and Dolly Fowles in the nesting regions of northern tion is just of here circumlocution' aveNew York” Durant Fourtieth and Madison Canada is what broke the back of through the may modern speech Our for the nue a boy your day the “duckless cycle” Sic tur ad astra which seem abrupt but so is the stopbenefit of the movie producers can Joseph H and Lillian Starkey Adults ping and starting of the eight be translated freely as "Thus the Openshaw Kaysville a girl a street cars Twenty-firs- t 257 West vin sixteen Haircuts and cylinder twelve Bensen Julius V and Constance world moves on to higher things” girl have replaced old Dobbin which Madsen Inglewood Calif a boy John F and Gladys Kent Wik j Palace Barber Shop “The President of the United George Rulon and Lorraine Young strom 2422 to be avenue a boy Polk who those and aspire a States Lane Wilson 2350 Wash Ave Walker girl Chester W and LaVon Probst President once wrote campaign Gilbert E and Grace Brown Maw Younger 457 Chester street a boy speeches which went on four hours Flain City a girl or- Elwood and Mable McBride Wil- They trusted to flamboyant James A and Elaine Williams liams Peterson a boy Smith Layton a boy V Stella and 71 VI Charles Thompson warnHenry H and Barbara Fowlie PUEBLO Colo— (UP)— a TUESDAY AUGOGDEN a Weber 2833 Chadwick Salt Lake South Wessman Poll boy contaminated ing against drinking Elmo L and Ruth 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camera Miss Carroll says 3:15 — KLO She cannot understand why film Program virtually all walks of iife There alent Popular Varieties scouts have overlooked the 3:20— KLO— NBC — Claremont Inn Orchestra are lawyers engineers and bank- classroom in their search for new 3:30— 3 45 — NBC— Allstalre Cooke f ers who are actors and directors yn3tfiri&L 4:00 — NBC — Reflections - carpenters who! r Seamstressesformer teacher school '45UNBC— Last Years0 Hits today The 5:00— KLO— Club Cabana athletes college boys and models appeared opposite Gary Cooper in 5:15—nb3— Jbmedy Revue are enjoying success too but the the screen play "The General Died 5 :30 —NBC — Musical Band Goldman in 5 Wright’s— Modern Melodies picture business didn’t know one of at Dawn” left for a vacation — NBC— LJergena Cornelia Otis 600 its new stars was a school teacher Europe when the picture was com J Skinner t identified until Madeleine Carroll pleted 6:15—NBC — Woodbury— Paul White-man- ’s in — of Musical Varieties teacher 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Hall 15 — KLO— Breakfast Edition News 18: 8:30— NBC— Jack and Loretta the Of J Clem- - & G— Gospel Slpger JEd- ward MacHugh 900— KLO— Dally Reminder Program 915— NBC— Berun:V 1936 Olympic Oames 9:30— NBC — Hour of Memories1 NBC— 9:59— Arlington Time Signal 8:45— NBC-t- P -- 10 :0O— NBC — Joan and the Escorts 10:15— NBC— Dot and Wlll J 10:30— NBC— The New World 11:00— NBC — Howard Thompson 11:15 — NBC — Edna Fischer Pianist 11:30—NBC— Music Guild 11:45 — KLO— Llenh&rdt Drug Stores the Air - j on 11:50— kLO— Noon Edition of the t News 1200— KLO— Man on the Street 12:15— NBC— Manhatters 12:30 —NBC — Western Farm and Home j Hour t Trio 1:45NBC— Ross Graham 200— NBC— Let’s Talk It Over ' 2:30— NBC— Irma Glen— Organist v 2:45 — NBC — Cadet's Quartet 3:00 — NB3 — United States Army Band Press Radio News 325 —NBC — 3:30 —KLO —Spanish Melodies 3:45— KLO— Thrift Parade 1:30— NBC— Gaylord - ’ j 4:00— KLO— Love Story-4:15NBC— Mayfair Casino Orchestra 4:30— NBC — John Herrick 4 5:00— KLO — Charlie Chan —Detective 5:15 —NBC — Jan Dickinson 5:30 —KLO — Barker Bros ins Program 5:35 — KLO— Varieties 5:45 — KLO— Club Cabana 6:00— KLO— Dinner Edition of the News 6:15— KLO— Wright’s Modem Melodies 630— KLO— South Washington Furni' ture Program 8 :45— NBO— Carefree Carnlyal 7:00— NBC — Goldman Band 7:15— NBC— News for Voters William Hard ' Jolly Coburn— Claremont Inn Orchestra 8:00— NBC— Rainbow Room Orchestra BC — Ink Spots 8:1 8:30— KLO— Standard Optical 9:00— NBC— S hand or 9:08 — NBC — Chez Pares Orchestra 9:15 — NBC— Miles Laboratory —Frank W&t&D&bti 9:30— NBC — Nixon Restaurant Orchestra f 10:00—NBC —Russian Rhapsody i 7:30-rNBC- INTREPID WIRE DANCER RYIMSHSICS — N 400 CIRCUS SLiii AND AlitUslON 'JLlGKilS ON SALK CIKUJ& day AT SCHRAMM-- J OHNSON DRUG STORE 10:30—NBC— ff 'll :00— Silent Yesterday’s J 1 n ns NBC-i-Conc- PERFORMERS SCHOOL GIRL I J I j HAROLD BARNES AND is' 9:00— NBC— Happy Jack 9:15— KLO— Mahlon' Merrick Group 9:30— NBC— Radio City Music Hall 10:30— NBC— High Lignta o t tha Bible JW0OY HEROES MOVE SAVED he© in O ’ SUNDAY ©ERL NOME EUlftBETH ““ PEERLESS IIETVOnk GDEENDfEff BCOWN AHtlAUSTS its own innocence! back H PROGRAMS peqqv CUES' 5 FEET5 IMPERIAL ILUNGT0HS r ICs Per Gd 24th Street WftLVi UNDE© LRQOEB- - Ti m 234 7- - Vacationists Told To Beware Water Young love hungry for mance ignorant of life speeding toward tragedy through ' longer in the future for the weather to manifest what it is going to do Instead daily aviation trips will be made to the upper atmosphere to find out Just what is going on before a final daily prediction Is made A 35c ro- 1 (UP)— The local weather observer will not wait any -- WHO IS TO BLAME? t— I - - - OAKLAND Cal ed i ' M Weather Man Gets Jump OnAnswers DRY X re -- — — LunniToniun t YvELL-USUfiL- LY CRN SIT 'DOWNTHE- NEXT all-talki- ng On Save 20 Every 5 Gallons of Gas Purchased Reg 23c Quality ’co-oper- J ed lqng-wind- ng - - You SCARBO JOHNSON-GEOR- GE ‘ I ' 3 ‘ down the awful moment when he spilled a tray in a cafeteria that was crowded with vaudeville actors -KEEPS EVER IN TRIM V A comedian he juggles in broken rhythm — delays catching th’ngs until the last possible moment He wears a delhy hat misfit clothes and a GreuchoMarxian mustache Indeed it looks so much like Grou-chothat they wouldn’t let him wear it in this picture Kavanagh is always juggling on the set and puts In two hours of brisk practice even on days when he isn’t working Says jugglers lead the healthiest lives of all actors they can’t work with a hangover or even after gobbling an extra piece ’ of pie-There aren’t many jugglers now anyway The art isf declining Kavanagh believes because kids don’t The law have time to practice makes (them go to school W C -Fields never would have been a famous juggler if truancy officers had caught up with him during those lean hard early years TEN YEARS OF TALKIES August 7 Is the 10th annivefsary of talking pictures On that date ’ in 1926 at the Warner Theatre In New York “Eton Juan” had its pre-- ‘ miere 'John Barrymore! who was starred didn’t talk but the film was the first one with a fully sy- -' chonized score On ' the same program however was a short in which Will Hays - talked and forecast universal adopAnother tion of sound pictures short was offered in which Martin-el- li sang The “Don Juan” score was recorded in New York and the shorts so Hollywood were made there didn’t even hear the revolutionary development until after it had been t introduced The Warners’ western4 studio was ' busy though and “The Better ’Ole” havstarring Syd Chaplin and alsoreleas-I was score a Sychronized ' ing ed in October along with some talking shorts featuring A1 Jolson Marion Talley and others “The Jazz Singer” 'with A1 Jolson was the- first feature-lengt- h picture in which some dialog was used It opened Oct 6 1927 But not until July 7 1928 was there an feature— “The Lights of ’s on j 1 ty girls— but he will neter live O DETROIT (UP)— Puppets like dumb waiters may be pulled by ropes and strings but Tony Sarg and other princes of puppetry are will convinced their string-pullin- g lead to something that will give theatrical producers a run for their money As evidence that the art of maneuvering Marionettes is no sissy game a Detroiter named Paul McPharlin took it upon himself to organize the Puppeteers of America And their first national attended by several hundred leaders from all parts of the nation was held1 here ecently ‘This conference represented an art that will threaten 'many other types of amusement” McPharlin said “Puppetry caught on around 1916 with Tony Sarg as the ring leader ' and it has steadily grown into a big business “It has advanced now to a point where it portrays the complete artistic conception of the stage from the Passion Pl4y right on down to musical comedy! There are about 100 professional companies moving throughout the United States with puppet shows that are tremendously popular In d amateur addition some are staging productions in groups an unbelievably fine style” McPharlin explained the conven-- ! tion was held to form an organiza- - 4 tion of puppeteers for the purpose of arriving at a basis of tion and to decide on standard practices' in producing1 and ’ selling r shows t “Jhe puppet is a small symbol of the big theatre” he asserted explaining the reason for the fast-- j growing popularity of Marionette shows j By PAUL HARRISON NEA Service Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD Aug 1—Bald Stahley Kavanaugh is the e Jugglers now last of the that W C Fields ' has quit the is following Kavanagh game Fields into the movies ’and as a 1 t Confab Thinks Marionettes Real Artistic Type of Expression Follows W C Fields From Stage To Cinema As Comedy Actor ' ft SISSY GAME NO Musio " |
