Show THE OGDEN f NEW AIR BOMB QUITS IIIS JOB IN 'WIND' FILM - t Famed Picture Blamed J £ s By FREDERICK C OTIIMAN 'v : Vs- ' x f A &' 4 i f" V"? wk ’v' y4- f- - x fl" I'' f ? WX- VS v v er - - i f X — X ? i I 7' 4' ' N X x s v f i t-- j The uninitiated may think shavings are all SHAVINGS tional students in machine shop work at W’eber college turn out but left after the shavings are taken they should wait to view what is takes a lesson in lathe operation left Wilson away Here Clifford from James McCorroac machine shop’ Instructor voca- friends under contract reports had it that wanted one of its own M M in directors charge of the picture and that Selznick and Cukor had to acquiesce Selznick spokesmen scoffed at the idea while Selznick and Cukor refused to add to their typed statement Little Difference ’ Cukor known as one of the best directors In the business with a long string of smash hits to his credit' leaves the picture at the end of this week If a Metro director replaces him the reports will he confirmed though all this probably makes little difference to anybody but the Winders This picture has been before the after cameras for three weeks tvvo years of such scrambling around for performers as Hollywood never saw Selznick looked over 2500 young ladies as possible Scarletts He gave actual screen tests to more than 50 Including virtually every personable actress in Hollywood Then he confounded all the experts by giving the Miss to Leigh a British acjob tress who never "before had played In Hollywood Selznick said' she was the Ideal Scarlett because she had green eyes dark hair and a compressible waist as well as real ability as an actress He said lt wouldn’t be hard for her to switch her British accent to a one Hollywood wiseh acres also pointed out that an Enged G-- Renews Youth of Motor Hood 1 J IV' ij ' " ' V s k s' V'' I V J V- - '' 'w' ‘ St ’ - T ed 1 'Vyj f I 't 'T J k “lightning-fas- film the silent picture hit1 “Beau f "A Geste” on the same site1 as 14 years ago Paramount of $30000 a day and told him to shoot fast He said all he asked I was sunshine —lots of sunshine The first day was cloudy The? next blew up a sandstorm The' third brought rain Legionnaires Snete By the time Wellman was in red ink to the weather for $100000 the rough tough actors he’d hired to soldier In the French Foreign Legion began sniffling like babies They weren’t sissies but they weren’t used to living In1 canvas tents with the wind whistling through the cracks and breathing ozone with 40 per cent sand One ROBBERY IS FOILED hundred caught colds Star Goes to Yuma BY KICK III- - PRUTS "Gary Cooper his voice Imitating the poorer qualities of- Andy Devine’s left camp for Yuma Arlz to doctor himself at a ho4 ger LOS ANGELES Feb 14 Irwin Brod of a down tel town theatre foiled a robbery in a detonating waves” American British and French who were in Barmilitary observers the celona at the time searched evistreets for the wreckage and of dence that would tell the secret what those German bombs were composed of wondering what “They are still Germans used in the factors safety liquid-oxyge- n explothe employing generally sives in aerial bombs considered too hazardous to atempt not “The fact is the Germans did bomb-i- r of their consider the safety crew They could not The scarcin Germany leaves ity of soft woods a supply of without the Germans carbon which is necd liquid oxy essary to produce safeThe fact that explosives an ingre-"- d as used magnesium they that safety was ent is evidence ignored ‘That Is the warning that the Germans have given the world and at that warning served Hitler well Paris and London Munich Both that Germankiew in September tons of liquidcould dump planes in spite onto them 0 cygen bombs o:I any protection they might have” -- soft-woo- on WRESTLER IS ART EXPERT PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Dr J coach at Iloyd Bohn wrestling lost for be won’t 1 emple university o ‘cupation when the grappling seaactivi-es mat his s m ends Aside from y philos-phof doctor a Bohn u Coach has constant calls for his art works to s rvices in U ncover forgeries I i 'Nk t Mr Barlow is consulting engineer on aerial munitions for the Glenn L Martin Co of Baltimore manuHe facturers of bombing planes sim-ilav has developed plans for bombs to thqsereportedly tried out by the Germans but safer to handle rTen such bombs” he said “were dropped onto Barcelona as a testbe-of their power to destroy human ings pNone of these were considered one of them fell heavy bombs but and it killed most ittlan open square the people there Ifcjdlled all the and a passengers on two streetcars more killed than were bus People an eighth of a mile from the bomb’s point of detonation on rEvery great military power deadly earth must reckon with theGerman truth told by that ruthless gen-carb- ' - V ' f1 i 4" Gone-With-th- e- I 0 X-rayi- ng (AP)-Mana- -- lish leading lady wouldn’t hurt the sale of the film In England Will Save Scenes The scenes so far shot including a gala ball before the Civil war the burning of Selznick’s private Atlanta Ga on the back lot and intimate moments between Miss Gable Leigh and the whatever will be saved despite disagreement there was about N s V ed t t V ’ S 4 Ji Friend of Duke Loses Her Gems RUSSIAN PRINCE FACESCHARGES Austria’s new mobile postoffices e public telephone booths Saturday i1'- - Australia line TODAY Cz i TOMOCEOT -- j Calif Feb 14 (AP) — Police investigated to BEVERLY HILLS Calif Feb day the theft of $3000 in jewelry 14 (AP) —“Prince” Mike Romanoff from Lady Nancy Yule wealthy London widow and friend of the pint-size- d Rusclaimant to royal and Duchess of Windsor at Duke sian blood was due to explain to a hotel cottage here a justice of the peace today his arrest on a drunken driving charge ago but was an Oxford graduate “What is truth but a bare room?” Mike obtained his release on $150 bail after telling police he was he Said “Who knows where fact born in New York City 47 years ends and fancy begins?” ( ‘3 iXiiffi-fJ- t (W Children 10c Evenings 20c Matinees 15c I - Vtew 7 NEW TOMORROW! 2 -- BIG SMASHING HITS! -- 2 r4 rf ' ft Oi m 7 iji § Society" Little Tough Guys and -- Wide Open Faces” Poeye Tomorrow Cartoon FEATURES A'I Mad Mother 'Tried' Oyer KLO Trial of Jackie Coogan’s $4000-00- 0 accounting suit was expected to be postponed again today so his attorneys may conclude a settlement with his mother and stepfather the Arthur L Bernsteins out of court With $300000 estimated left from the fortune he earned as a child film star the Coogan 0 probably will receive about in a trust fund it was reported Previous reports said Jackie might get as little as $3000 A mother who selfishly sacrificed the normal development of her if k Odd Occupations Novelty - News Angeles juvenile court the story deals with a mother who had failed in the entertainment world herself but who gained the fame and fortune she desired through the efforts of her talented daughter baby daughter on the pillar of movie fame will be the defendant in the case of “The Exploited Child” when Parents On Trial Is heard over KLO and the Pacific Coast NBC-Blu- e network today from to eleven p m Written by John Boylan from a case history on file in the Los $100-00- 03 ' ‘s i' !' x’j TONIGHT ONLY! 5 ten-thir- ty ALL NEW TWO GREAT TODAY hits melodrama JAMES It tells an exciting OLIVER It has V fast - moving action CURWOOD’S full yarn " an d thriU-- J Ing twists' v’ ssrSSs' mt mm " and this thrilling (7M it RINGING WITH SONGS AND SWORDPLAYI 0"” XI J J " It Lois Wild Their love was t PERFECT-excep- for her millions! 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Af 1 drama the girl vho rnkes cockcry of justice! 5©3ai) tV' A I llfy with Rin Tin Tin Jrl Francis X Bushman 7 action-packe- d lfi Iim Xfij V j of surprises 3-f- -- WEDNESDAY FEB 15 1939 CHARLES KNIGIIT ORCHESTRA Masters of Rhythm Dancing Wednesday and complish through use of welding apparatus in --a badly crimped radiator hood This work is known as lining” (AP) — Feb-1- 4 DERTHAHA SANTA BARBARA GOOD AS NEW That Is what Earl Jensen vocational student of auto body and fender work at Weber college Is aiming to ac- - A6AIN DELAYED Mo vie LOS ANGELES good in any dance hall in Ogden Is good at he ROIANTIC Although Mickey Rooney Inherits a fortune and falls fdr a glamor girl in “Hardys Ride High” the mirthful boy star sweetheart In the picture returns to Ann Rutherford his small-tow- n i GOOGAN TRIAL i that Is will-hav- 3f 4? ft xr - A FREE PASS : i J y X He merely kicked the robber In the pants — and out of his office man his fis A black-maske- d coat in his pocket as if jammed he had a gun was waiting for Brod when he opened the door Brod stalled for time Just them a Negro janitor pokec his head in sized up the situa tion and fled The distraction gave Brod an opportunity to get off a three-yar- d punt SS jf y last times tonight in manner heavy-foote- d mini down-sout- them BUTTERCUP VALLEY Calif Feb 14 — (AP) — In this sandy slice of desert where the dunes are like the Sahara and the tempera-tur- e like an Arctic ice cap Gary Cooper’s shoeless defenders of old Fort Zinderneuf today refused to surrender to 100 cases of colds William Augustus (Wild Bill) Wellman the director who isn’t afraid of bearcats but is terrified by a sneeze just hoped for the best— achoo And kept two doctors busy Refilm Desert Story Last week Wellman transported 250 men about 250 miles from Hollywood to this gritty waste near the Arizona border to re- - Lepter B Barlow a pioneer American expert on aerial bombing predicts A new explosive of terrific detonating power he said has already bem tested by Germany in Spain wi h ghastly results Its secret he asserted is a combination of liquid oxygen and carbon which generates X w side-burn- -- rASHINGTON Feb 14Bombs type will bring unimaginable devastation to great cities in the next European war 1r ed self-appoint- j ’ f s HOLLYWOOD Feb 14— (UP)— and oft postponThe With ed motion picture '‘Gone the Wind" ran into some more windy going today when its director George Cukor quit his job His boss Producer David-- O Selznick said this was the most regrettable incident" of his picturcareer together they e-making issued a formal statement in which they said they’d decided to they’d dispart company because scenes individual on many agreed No Trouble Noticed This came as a jolt to Clark Gable Vivien Leigh Leslie Howwho ard and other performers trounoticed any said they hadn’t where Cukble on sound stage 14 worked toor and Selznick had the on gether almost constantly of color recording of the troubles war and her Civil Scarlett-O’Har- a Butler boy friend Rhett The trouble seemed to have Hollygrown out of one of those to the indigenous wood wrangles borrowed Selznick movie business actor Gable from which contracted to distribute the picture L Bof Mayer Metro executive vice president Selznick of father-in-lais the who has Cukor one of his closest Well-found- Film Soldiers Sniffle As Desert Sands Swirl About His Valentine Liquid Oxygen and Carbon Form Base For New Weapon f Metro-Goldwyn-May- She's Still- - IN SPAIN WAB Disagreement On Scenes of Jong-deferr- TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 14 1939 R NAZIS TRY OUT Developing Skill At Lathe DIRECTOR CUKOR STANDARD-EXAMINE- -- u X i ment experience that you don’t want to miss r£-- IX s- -J 'A'-- Added Entertainment t L ir JW' ACE HIT No 2 UTTH h Eett? 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