Show SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 4 1939 TREASURE ISLE PROGRAM TOLD Plans to Start Production S i mu taneous Observance Of Utah Day and Flag -- By ALICE PARDOE WEST x - BAY June 3—Treas0"ANCISCO visitors on Utah day ' will witness much activity hour of the day and evening every ’ It also being Flag day means that the colors will be flying high and ' thronga will be celebrating Pa- triotism will be displayed throughout the island bands will play patriotic numbers and Utahns especially will get the spirit of the occasion and join thousands of others in celebrating Utah day and -Flag day Beautiful as it is by day with its architectural symphony of colors and its millions of flowers and autiful shrubs and trees Treas-- k Island' by night presents an unforgettable spectacle A new lighting effect has been achieved not a single light source being visible on the island There are more than 9000 flood lights types never used of before There are thousands new fluorescent tubes which provide ’a new series of effects iri various colors There are ultra-violflood lights underwater lamps creating Strikingly beautiful colors and the gigantic cylindrical lam terns 86 feet high add beauty to the island Each court and every tower and building has been given June-1- : et lighting the whole blend-- f a smooth flow of into s that is at once compelling in its beauty Here’s Program What are Utahns going to do oh i' their day at Treasure island Where all this dazzling beauty Exists and where there is every conceivable Most of kind of entertainment? them Will take time out to enjoy the program arranged for this oe-- 1 ' bril-Sran- ce I i j caslonaa Staff In spite of the reputed fact that Standard-Examin- TREASURE ISLAND ON SAN follows: Open housewill he held 'all day I Radio day will be officially ob served at the New York world's fair the third week In June with a series of special broadcasts Anthony Marleybone Hamilton the personable romantic newsof the "Afpaper reporter-her- o fairs 'of Anthony”— a Character whose' exciting experiences made him a favorite of listeners when the program was on NBC last fall — has returned to the airwaves with his old time gusto and is heard - Monday through Friday p m Anthony weekly at two-thiris played by Bob Griffin well-knoleading man and the story installments will be written by Sandra Michael a’ Milwaukee advertising woman Author of Serials Upon Her Return From European Tour 1 i in the largs auditorium at the Hall "of Western States Gleaner girls will act as a reception committee to receive visitors present badges and programs and 'Wssist them in every way possible DARD-EXAMINE- R Mary Pickford Well Off Ethel Claries Judy Garland Loses Fear But Shell Make Picture Radio Flashes As Fat Role Is Assigned UTAH DAY AT Day to Draw Crowd THE OGDEN STAN er actors and actresses seldom make good financiers and that men are better business ' managers than women Mary Pickford one-tim- e famous engenue actress and “Sweetheart of' America” could ' give many a person in her own field as well as in the business world a few pointers in finance She not only owns- and operates a- cosmetic business for herself but still holds her Interest in the United Artists corporation Her this check from the latter set-u- p This column year was for $148000 could name many of her contem porary artists ‘who have passed into a state of oblivion as far as the world is concerned and many who are little morel than paupers who once made salaries comparable to that of Mary's Miss Pickford feels that she is an integral’ part of the motion picture industry and even separation from Douglas Fairbanks Sr e hfer husband whom she dearly loved cannot shake her from the partnership which he and Charles Chaplin Alexander Korda and Samuel Goldwyn Share (takes Vn ty wn Irna Phillips- - - author of three dramatic serials this week entered her tenth year of continuous radio writing When Miss Phil lips wrote her first- radio script nine years ago radio was not so highly specialized and she was asked by a program manager to write a drama suitable J for Memorial day’Up to that time she had never thought of writing- she was an actress- but ' she arose to - the occasion and wrote a play about Gold Star Mothers and played one of the parts herself After the broad cast she was given a regular job writing and has been doing it ever since She haS never learned to use a typewriter so she dictates all her stories She writes the equivalent of twenty two full length novels a year dictating nine hours every day NBC - one-tim- MARY riCKFORD Good business woman end“iiIahs vious- John Q fact was too that bewildered and much latest trend I Public DublicizGd littlA ttisti drv fyQs Il&rd On ttl£ Hollywood Aft I I hands ?? planning orv maKing a nlcture i on the ts guest surreptitiously I progression mnv t tijlis year She has a story in mind vi(e a better fielcj for toweI then fv® minutes later rad °f lts mL has not been made as f°rmers Who are not in pictures launch int0 a technical explanation yet on how to bull(J a television set? Mfes Pickford and her husband That wasn't John Q Public or Mr Average Man it was Robert Ahe Paul Davis ve- - Benchley In past years in his their return the star will start hicle “Juarez which is all ready books and motion picture shorts work on her new picture Although foj release June 10 was almost Benchley has told the natiom How the success of her lately films was held back: until fall A poll was tak- - to Make Out the Income Tax How so good as that of her previous en however among the leading to sleep How to Eat— all those hft ones there Is no reasonf why auch exhibitor and it was decided to things that nobody ever bothered a capable actress cannot come put it on the market immediately to explain before Benchley’s k with flying colors if she picks This proves just how much skill j flowing information may be found the right type of role to play mjist be exercised to launch a pic- - pn concentrated form with musi- ture The timing of its release is cal coating by Artie Shaw on to Return as important as the making ac- - 0Jy and Madness over KLOTues- to motion picture officials day evening at six o'clock As the Cording Harry Lauder renowned Scotch j tipTrt theVodiSiori I Unitea Artists corporation - I Anyway ob-- 1 this I “?' ‘ I over-bac- Mel-Laud- er : I seasons pass and holiday and cbmedian is expected tjo come to this country In July to make a pic-- : Columbia studies are anxious ! frises come to the fore Benchley’s w find ture Who doesn’t remember his to get William S Hart for a guide to s famous “Oh it’s nice to get up in ern film He has been invited llf? htEe proWema the but its nicer to many times since his retirement to ordinary telephone line one thousands iwed every day by ‘ lie abed” with his rolling r’s and I bring bahk the famous two-gu- n r”i1IIons' kas finally and funny I hero to the screen but so far hast 6W us 150 voices will lead in singing eccentric Scotch dialectover I transmitted a high definition tele-H- e act his of little way consistently refused to consider It putting “The Utah Trail” and other popueat lon con 66 years old but is still It i hoped that he will accept the now is lar songs Governor Henry H going strong It is names such as offer of Columbia at this timk acc°m ISfJflJ u”? wSir' Blood and President Heber J f old Broadcasting his the stage)) (of Broadway Grant of the L D S church will telecast of the six day of inter-- 1 Construction woric Via started f(company extend greetings Short Flag day that put an extra spark bicycle race at Madison ' Square Bell ngineers mphal2- ceremony 'with Ken Wade in ‘5 S5 iSSS charge Band concerts! when It Dignitaries Speak do work also and make j At pjay Ahe r°le of a Russian the possibility of thousands of p m Gov Blood willconcertradio while here It will J a tour ' Cfov of "In this film Culbert L Olson Califorroads being opened along which agnt and Pres Grant president of be his first visit to America since television can travel in its search Mormon church will be honor’'r Just received word o a $300 for important 'programs j and ed guests at a dinner to be given events on® act playwritinij: of television Speaking contest £rlze his has They say “every dog in the administration building by the Berkeley Play- - Miss Thelma A Prescott has been with Leland W Cutler president of day”' Hollywood has had hers : 1814 Blake ®rsa street Ber- - adde(1 to the NBC staff as a prof and she is still having it but the j the Golden Gate International A if hundred dollars u gram director to represent the for auifi diy of the fabulous salaries f master of ceremonies high-pricecash' — first — prize and other (feminine Interest In this new art Hollywood True Tall Tales by famous Many dignitaries from Utah and fast d ill be given also for the passing especially California will be at this dinner best short plays submitted in this I Plorersr renowned scientists j and is no shows It 1 i longer and the program will be 'broadcast to annual contest Title to I little known persons who have ’ have a movie star appear on a hair-raisiover a national hookup p y submitted remain prop-ba- d experiences in ' The big event of the hence it has ' corners of the nthors and every manu- - I day will be radio program the 'reception and program in the wi be viewed ere are I world will be told duringnitiation g°£rpla£ beautiful ballroom In the Californo restrici0lls type of play ceremonies of the Order of Adven- nia building The Oakland male theme- - subject - matter form orturers a new and different type chorus and u the mixed chorus of fP0n&0” treatment but there are rules and of club which will broadcast its Francisco will entertain with tut interested "should write to meetings over KLO and the NBC call for just ftfLi because anyone selections Master of cerethe above for full information con- - Blue network each week beginning monies Kendall Thomas of Oak they are Hollywood star? This de- - cerning the contest which ends land will introduce the speakers clne was felt somewhat last sea- - j September! 30 the governors of the two states son when such program as “Hoi and President Grant The conclud- lywood Hotel’ and others were a dance free to the pub' discontinued It has been proved ing feature r that programs costing even less lie than $10000 not considering time space are just as popular and even more so in many instances than the high priced ones One of the biggest 'headaches! of the radio year has been The Circle Although it was the most expen sive set-u- p on the air it has been — S June QUEBEC (UP) —The considered the biggest flop All city’s 11 motion picture houses Were high-price- d artists but for re closed today in some reason or other the program protest sinst a tax increase ranging didn’t ‘click Personally I think the SHE SINGS EE SONGS from 10 to 20 per cent on tickets artists all' tried too hard to get — I At 'three p m all Utahns and " Utahns will return to this auditorium to participate in a re- The Oakland ceptioft program Mormon male chorus 35 voices and the San Francisco mixed chor- 'n-jrme- west-r!t?ne- mor-r-r-ml- 5a Columnist Visits Youthful Star of Oz Picture To See Change " Staff Three years’ ago' Judy Garland was very frightened! Her thirteenth birthday- was approaching-anJudy feared ahe would grow up before she got 'a break' in pictures Judy and Deanna Qurbin had been placed under contract by By MAY MANN' Standard-Examin- er 4 - V d Metro Goldwyn - Mayer They’d made & short or two— and then jr jidthing happened Deanna went over to Universal and became a star in a little pic ture “Three Smart Girls”— which turned out to be a very big picture i $ vJ and a money-mak' : But Judy twiddled her thumbs JUDY GARLAND at M’ G M She Was-little girl : Ability rewarded singer— but birthdays' have a way of catching up on a person— and and practically atole:l the ahow with alarmingly fast her fan song to Clark Gable “If J can justj get fny bhance’ beSixteen Soon fore it’s too late’! Judy said the first time we met She did in one On June 10 Judy will he sweet of the “Broadway Melody” Series sixteen No longer Is she frightened There’s no need of (that now the adolescent formal A chairman will be selected Judy survived finds and stages— the plump today during the first meeting and he youngster a full will be seated in the Chair of Marco little brown-eye-d Polo and then business of the meet- fledged star debuting in Metro-GoldwMayer’s most Important ing will get under wayi Mem'ebers and costly picture of 1939 of the board of Adventurers are Little Judy plays Dorothy in Admiral Richard E Byrd Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Rojr Chapman “Wizard of Oz” a three million dollar production topping the budgAndrews Lowell Thomas and et of Garbo Shearer or CrawCommander Felix Riesenherg ford any opus formerly of the United States “Weir how do you feel about it Vincent navy Sheean widely now?” we asked Judy adding that traveled war correspondent up hadn’t hurt her a bit growing author and Private Howard of Fort Totten N Y will be the Judy agreed that she felt quite club’s initiates on its first broad- all right about everything and dicast vulged that her great ambition is Wednesday evening at seven-fiftee- n to become a great dramatic acto’clock Secretary of State ress— like Shearer or Davis To convince us she asked us to Cordell Hull will welcome visit the set of “Babes in Arms” VI and Queen Elizabeth George as they arrive at 'the American in which she with Mickey side of the Niagara Falls Suspen- Rooney Judy was to do some crysion bridge On Thursday morning ing scenes Watching her sobbing ac nine o’clock President pitifully there before the cameras Mrs Roosevelt will greet the doing take after take— we saw 'a and queen when they arrive new Judy a Judy who can really Washington Other special events act upon her own I emotions and connected with the visit of yours and mine king and queen of Great Britain No Synthetic Tears Will be broadcast over your favorSome stars smell onions or emite NBC station ploy a bit of glycefine to make t -- a FV r- ‘ - ‘ yn YOUNG PLAYERS PREPAREDRAHA i I ‘ er the tears come but Judy thinks of sad things After only two hours of sobbing Judy very redeyed was released by the director Cvme over to ask us how we about her dramatic ability ie£She's still the same timid little $url in manner but when Judy asked to “give” before the camis eras she "gives” instantly A ure es ahead of her -- After the tears were wiped away we discussed trivial important to Judy There’sthings the swing band leader Artie Shaw who’s spending his spare time— and all of u”?nn° one else but' Mrs Gar lands daughter She’s wearing his charm bracelet— and she goes to the Palomar to dance to his music Mickey Rooney is only a screen romance “Yoq can see for self bow Mickey is” : Judy your said pointing to her school room on the set where Mickey had placed a huge sign “Judy Garland’s school room”— to remind everyone that his leading lady ini “Babes in Arm” is after all just a school kid while! he Maestro Mickey finished school several months ago Runs Floral Shop7 In her spare time Judy manages her flower shop in Hollywood The stars buy their flowers from her and generous-hearte- d Judy needs a flower ahop to : meet rher own needs she’s always sending posies to someone who’s done something nice for her "I'm not frightened anymore1 Judy confided when we recalled our first meeting three years ago “Now If I can just grow up faster— so I can get a real big grown up part!” As we said she’s sixteen - soon Experimental Group Will Offer Production June 15 16 First production of the Experi- mental Group theatre composed of young Ogdenites prominent in dramatic circles will ’be ‘June 15 and 18 in --Weber college auditorium It will be a choral presentation “And None Shall Make Them Afraid” : The drama arranged and directed by Fred Nickson depicts a vivid protest- against mob psychology in matters of war There will be Interesting lighting effects throughout The public is ' invited free of charge r The Experimental Group theatre has as its purpose the development and experimentation with new and original theatre ' entertainment Members will build their productions from material'Twritten or otherwise arranged -- by members within the group I Charter members are-FreNick-so- n Lovehrhd Virginia Glen Wilde Barbara Foulger Aaron Roylahee Louise Lambert Rosemary Thinnes Everett Judd Orville Nielson Kenneth Portef Kenneth Foulger Lottie Lund Harry Mondfrans Gilbert Tolhurst Mary Lou Foutz Vivian Polidor Ronald Cole and Lorene Taylor - -- d -- co-sta- rs Perkins Will Sing ‘Right Side1 Song Ray Perkins will Introduce ENGINEER FIREMAN KILLED III MISHAP a new song- “You’re On the Right RANGER Tex June 3 (UP) — Side of the Ocean When You’re In The engineer and fireman were the U S A” during his Letters killed when a Texas and Pacific - Home broadcast from the New York World’s fair grounds on Sunto three day from two forty-fiv- e over m KLO p and the NBC-Blunnetwork Perkins will also announce the winners of jthe weekly letter-writin- g contest" and interview them before the! NBC microphone e IV passenger train was derailed by a broken rail Saturday Eight passengers were injured The dead: Ernest Preston 45 fireman Mahlon L Mann65 engineer both from Fort Worth Texas : The blue whale is the largest mammal in the world Native of the Antarctic It often measures 100 feet in length Dancing - Refreshments Booths for Ladies RITZ TAVERN 334 - 25th Street (Union House) ' ng i S& t0!di?hgT0LdSt t six-thir- ty -- Oa j j 1 on (iv-ip-nt- ng ay t?eaalipt On 2— Firsl-Ru- n LAUGH YOUR TROUBLES AWAY WITH AN HOUR AND A HALF OF HOWLING ENTERTAINMENT Feaiures— 2 Theatres Close In Tax Protest j a Laughs Thrills and Romance Come Fast and Furious In “the Love Chase of the Century ! Positively Claudette’s Best Since “It Happened One Night”! The Year’s YOU ASKED TO DAVE EGYPTIAN iWll r-q- TRULY TIIE YEAR’S FINEST PROGRAM HER SING! 4 fTh8 Last Rosa of Summer ''Invitation to tie Dance "Because'' “La Capinera" nwifif 4 poa heart dsl °or O' ostem cyos Yovi Vi aha ? 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