Show ' ! THE OGDEN STAN DARD-E- G-- B ' 'You've Had Busy Year Little Man! Film Cupid By GRADY JOHNSON United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD — (UP) — Dan Cupid wearily closed his books on Hollywood for 1936 heaved a cherubic sigh and mused: “Little man you've had a busy year” Final accounting showed movie j marriagea far outnumbering 1935 new nuptials and also nearly 300Those knots against 137 divorces figures were conceded to be a good average for filmland Picture people shuttled from court to church working further hardship on Hollywood hostesses who try to ‘ avoid inviting to parties and Famous 'names appeared in the balance sheets Mary Pickford divorced Douglas Fairbanks and ended a “perfect marsweetheart” "America's riage” then found “America’s boy friend” ds ex-wiv- es I so-call- ed Buddy Rogers whom ''she will marry soon Meanwhile Doug tripped to the altar with Lady Sylvify Ashley who had facilitated matters by disposing of Lord Ashley Dolores ' Costello cleared the church aisle by divorcing John Barrymore (“Call Me Caliban”) who married Elaine ("Ariel”) Bar- saxophone-tootin- g Hudson and Dubois Virginia Robert Splane Mrs Mae Keatbn and of Buster Keaton Sammy Fuller Margaret Sulla van Henry Fonda’s ex and Leland Hayward Kathryn Carver (Adolph Menjou) and Vincent Hall - and Charlie possibly it is rumored Goddard Paulette and Chaplin Divorces included: Elissa Landi and John Lawrence Sylvia Sidney and Bennett Cerf Mrs Bernice Wheeler and Bert Wheeler Helen Twelvetrees and Frank Woody Elsa and Rex Lease: Fay Webb and Rudy Val-le- e Binnie Barnes English actress and Samuel Joseph Slim Sumerville and Gertrude Sumer-vill- e Basil Sydney and Mary Ellis Ted Healy and Betty Hickman Ned Sparks and his wife Virginia Lee Corbin and Theodore Kroll Cliff Edwards and Nancy Dover Edwards Lola Lane and Alexander Hkll and Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy comedy partners were sued by their wives for separate maintenance ex-wi- fe I rie after a transcontinental love chase ‘ MYRN'A LOY BRIDE Arthur Hornblow Jr was di’ I vorced by his wife at Reno Then he and Myma Ley were married Claudette Colbert and Norman Foster called it t quits Claudette was mapried to Dr Joel Pressman Hollywood dentist and Foster wed Sally Blane ' Joan Blondell and Dick Powell each with one previous marriage were united Miss Blondell’s former husband George Barnes cameraman eloped with Betty Woods Gail Patrick lifted from- a Birmingham Ala law school to Hollywood fame ina "Panther Woman” search barely got under the wire with a Mexican marriage to Robert Cobb manager of the The Brown Derby restaurants was here reenacted wedding Christmas day "to make it bindj - f ing” Maureen (Tarzan’s Mate) I livan who termed herself a ‘lonesome little Irishj girl” took her first vows with John Farrow writer Miss O'Sullivan chose names for two of the five children she ’ wants — "Michael” and “Anne” — the day before her wedding IIARPO MARX WEDDED included: Other marriages ' Susan Flemand Marx Harpo ing David Wark Griffith noted director and Evelyn Baldwin Jack Oakie and Vanita Vardon Henry Fonda and Frances Brokaw eastern socialite Kathleen Burke and Jose Fernandes J P McEvoy film writer and Margaret Sangtry newspaper woman Fred MacMur-ra- y and Lillian Uamont: Dorothy Dunbar former wife of Max Baer and Ttnl Costa Sheila Browning and Henry Wilcoxon Irene Her-ye- y and Allan Jones the second marriage for each Rita Kaufman and Edmund Lowe Frances Bryson and Leroy Print Marta Eger-th- a and Jan Kiepura Leif Erickson and Frances Farmer Jean Parker and George Macdonald writer Jack Warner and Anne Page Corinne Griffith and George Preston Sue Carol and Howard ' Wilson v Also Ann Sheridan and Sam Norris Onslow Stevens and Anne Buchanan Mrs Lita Grey (Charlie) Chaplin and Henry Aguirre Jr Harry Bannister of Ann Harding 'hnd Leah ’elt Randolph Scott and Mrs T II j DuPont Somerville Ann Sothern and Roger Pryor Robert Armstrong and Gladys O’Sul-- j j non-professio- (r TREESRESEEDED dmMMmmL MnkM §mJk brought In the highest 'gross of the year for one person with her four pictures amounting to which ranks her as No 1 in stellar power Clark Gable comes second for the year with Fred Astaire in third place The seven highest pictures in By GRADY JOHNSON United Tress Staff Correspondent box office jreceipts are ‘Modern HOLLYWOOD— (UP) — Josef Times” "San Francisco” "Swing ' Time” "Grjat Ziegfeld” "Littlest von Sternberg directing "The Rebel ” "Role Marie” and "Under Devil Is a Woman” with Marlene exDietrich wanted a Two Flags who could speak SpanThere are many other fine pic- bullfighter tures' of the year running in the ishDiminutive Johnny Marl found $1000000 class which shows that him a better type of pictures was shown The same director wanted a this year than at any time since parrot that spoke Spanish talkies caihe in Mari again on the job produced the Castillian polly who swore so In summing up the situation as efficiently that von Sternberg to popularity Clark Gable proves couldn’t use it most consistent outRichard Boleslawski on location standing male star in picture busi- 35 miles from Yuma Ariz in the ness and takes first place although California desert decided at four Robert Taylor’s shoot to the front a m he had to have 2200 extras has been phenomenal by five a m Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Mari jumped Into his car raced sixth place last year into Yuma barged into an and have climbed to second this radio station announced to year” with Miss MacDonald lead- all listeners to wake neighbors who wanted work and send them 4 v' 1 H x er work in "San —iLtiftm to the location and Norma Five hundred responded Shearer alsi the rank new In film a top among It may he just because they are appearing together Those are some of the ways ones W lliam with Powell and HolGreta in and above James Stewart Simon Simone but figure strongly the job) Marl who (on Garbo holdi og their previous high Johnny Since she was "Imported” from ly wood’s newest romance speculation Italian French Spanish speaks is 22 has rapFranck fin 1935 by American film producers Miss Simon thought that Robert seven and dialects makes English of 26 the is list Scaled a the native before to film fame Stewart top the heights idly year Is ovej- if he Is cast in the Indiana Pa V Mr and Mrs Gene Markey (Joan right roles Dr and Mrs Joel PressBennett) was written time and hide this by The new million dollar resort man (Claudette Colbert) Mr and two boys in their twenties John Sun at Ketchum Mrs Valley Cedric Gibbons Lodge (Delores Del Finkel-hoMonks Jr and Fred F is at pidaho notables h Ernest Rio) Cukor many xacting exGeorge who had had no previous New Year holidays Among for the Mr and Charles Mrs Boyer Is said however that some of the film celebrities to en- Norma pedience It Shearer Myron Selznick many of the gag lines are i ecogniz-abl- e joy its skiing open-ai- r not water Robert Riskln William Powell Edas those of Mr Abbott’s The swimming and die Sutherland Lombard kating sleigh dog school at ‘ w and Mrs David Sel- - Madeline Carroll Carole play is about a military Loretta Young which institution the name “Brother id Mrs William Goetz and Jean Harlow Rat” is applied to the cadets The By ALICE PARDOE WEST comedy is said to be delightfully Greta Garbo the "X” girl of the amusing and stands a good chance screen In spite of the allusions of being equally as successful as Matinee Evening of “big feet” and "aye tank aye go Mr Abbott’s other two contem10c-21- c 10c 15c home” which no porary comedies Includes Tax doubt have had NEW TODAY: their weight in Many have asked why Charlie the Chaplin stays with the old silent lessening popularity of the pictures It is obvious that he has elusive star still a pretty good reason for doin so holds her pres- for his "Modern Times” has tige as one of brought in- - receipts amounting to the $4000000 This is the tops for this of the jear even year for any single picture any though she has place In the world The large renot yet complet- ceipts are ' due perhaps to the ed a picture for fact that this picture can be shown this season Se in any theatre on the globe and be was elso re- understood as there is ro spoken cently awarded language only sound effects and t the “littris et pantomime being used Mr Chaplin’s cut in the profits artibus” decoration by King Gus-ta- f 0 in most places and as of Sweden for her literary and was artistic merit This order is more high as 70 per cent in some counthan 100 years old Her poularity tries Mr Chaplin is not only the greatstanding for this year Is gauged by her pictures of previous years that est pantomimist that we have In are still being shown the drama today but has done Miss Garbo will soon be seen In something for ' the film industry with Robert that perhaps very few people know “Camille” Sh Simoneized? $11-0000- Hollywood Film Shop 00 J one-legg- ed "' ? : ' himself valuable to studios Mari is Spanish casting' director for the Central Casting bureau At times he is foreign casting director for many pictures He knows 3000( persons in Los Angeles and can get in touch with them within five minutes He knows where to get minah birds that speak Arabic Irishmen with one eye and a brogue Chinese who can speak Spanish und rickshaw pullers tie has a newspaper file which contains every item of note printed about p 0q± yp 1 Central and South American coun-tii- s In the past 10 years In Paramount’s "Swing High Swing Low” he is responsible for all talent on the Panama Ckvx street He found 25 Span! "r speaking negroes by looking in files 44 DENVER SCHOOLS CLOSED DENVER Jan 2— (AFJ— Public and parochial schools will remained closed next week officials announced today because of the large number of Influenza cases in Denver f all-nig- ht Fran-Crawfo- Miracle of Sound Mlrrophonic TODAY & TOMORROW — —— Only these tvo great stars could bring to life the grandest love story of them all! rd - PORTLAND Ore — (UP)— Reforestation of approximately seven timber square miles of land In Oregon and Washington will have started 3038000 Douglas firs in 1936 the U S forest service regional office here estimates which kept CCC and ERA crews on the fire lines until long after the close of the regular forest fire season the last block of 1480000 trees will be planted this month The project is the second largest in the history of the national forests of the two states surpassed only by the 1934 planting which included 257000 trees more than the 1936 quota In the reforestation Cost of have areas fires where off logged destroyed the natural seeding runi between $7 and $10 an acre forest officials calculated But they put the value of the timber in 80 years at $120 an acre in addition to the benefits to erosion wild life conservation watershed protection scenic resources and the return of land to productivity Supplied by trees from the forest nursery at Wind River Wash the crews have planted 780 acres ie in Olympic '300 acres in the and 200 acres in Mt Raipt two-year-- SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 3 1C37 AMINER t IN FIRE REGIONS fire-swe- X old Sno-qualm- nier national forest in Washington Garbo Still Rated Tops By ff Lub-itsc- Showmen s IlDiitegllHIitoGCateRliESS top-notche- The Immortal love story of Wild Bill Hickokand rs Calamity Jane filmed on a tremendous scale! 50-5- ng Taylori In Oregon 320 acres have been There is a certain undefinable planted in the Willametter na- something about Greta Garbo that tional forest and 200000 trees have puts her in a class by herself It been set in the Siuslaw it mystery? Or is it a suppressed 44 volcanic emotion that she holds within herself? Anyway' it fascinates and Garbo continues to swell the box office receipts No Honeysuckle Wanted On Wells George Abbott one of the leading producers on Broadway is obOKLAHOMA CITY Jan 2— (AP) viously going out for comedies — When L M this season His "Three Men on a Representative Nichols suggested encircling with Horse” and "Boy Meets Girl” honeysuckle unsightly oil wells on having met with Such success gives the state capitol grounds Fepresen him an Incentive to try another oftative Leon C rhillips dissented this type "Brother Rat” Is the veAlready he pointed out all the trees on the grounds had to be dug up and replanted because they wouldn’t grow “You’ve worn out both the trees and the ground” Phillips argued “Pretty soon If we plant that honeysuckle we’ll have io move the ground too” -- FOII It Was Charlie Chaplin who devised the new way of transplanting a character in a different scene without titles or unnecessary short shots He did this by fading in and fading out in a different setting and continuing the continuity without interruption He was the first to !get his characters out of a room without going through d)ors Mr first introduced this Chaplin I Only DeMille could recreate the throbbing glory of an heroic era drama as big as America I i f i NEW TODAY! FOUR HUNDRED TWELVE SCENES! TWO HOURS OF TUMULTUjoUS ADVENTURE! "233? J £ 4- Hr ' I Impossible To Screen It Now Finds It Impossible To Properly Praise It! Trnrjf fi 'if The World That Said It Was The New Sweetheart of America! In r how Shirley Temple holds her popularity also with the growing years but she has TODAY! “Dsanna Durbin” Eddio Ganior’s Songbird 9s? Is remarkable NEW “Utah’s Finest Theatre’’— It Starts Today! ) ' method in his "A Woman of Paris” which he wrote as wrell as directed ' and produced It f 1 i the greatness of "Gmarron" and "The Covdimax! ered Wagon" weeps to a breath-takin- g All j Helen with James Ellison Charles Bickford Burgess Porter Hall A Paramount Picture Directed by Cecil D DeMille “The Plainsman” At Paramount Popeyo Cartoon News 100 3:05 5:10 7:15 9:20 AND PICTURES COMING The Orpheum Is Proud to Announce Its January Programs i Charlie Buggies Grace Bradley TUES " 'UK’K’ii:-- 0PIK: Ji'Wl mum (ihld: Jan V 61!) in ' From The World Famous Novel By Hervey Allen with OfMllll FREDflJC MARCH OLIVIA Dc HAViLLAND f P Added Short Features! S' "To Spring" Color Cartoon — First Run Mews! 1 ! 4 ANITA LOUISE— DONALD WOODS— CLAUDE RAINS— EDMUND GWENN—LOUIS HaJyWARD Steffi Duna —Ralph Morgan — Henry O’Neill And A Cast of Thousands! 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