Show 4 tH kiL i& M jffcS-- ?x4 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY AND THE SCREEN It Unex r a V- - irtlng dltor litori len v NOIU PLAMNG -- AT SAIT LAKE THEATERS ‘Cavalcade’ Will Be Late t Further Changes Made in Junior Heads Orchestra Rescuer of Folk ONTHF ttniBlF SfRIFV PITOI— George Arliss In 'The King a Vacation" with Mrs Arliss Jltrk I’owrll Pati iela I Ills TUT CAST k M’ 1 om Coimoi s SPFNCFR TRACT BETTF DAVIS P R AMOl NT— Sprm er Tracy and Fav It lias been neievaty becausa o ” Wartien Bong Bette I)avl In "Twenty Thousand John A Lomax nationally known The Vittorv theater will deviate tine ‘Cavalcade" a 1i emend iu diltuulties Lite Talbot Bud Walter By ton V ears In bin w llh Lyle T1 in obtaining selected edi hint” on the American ballad Jts of one 40 from fur (e lea diama bv uistomaiv polity authority ELllie mleipieted Louis Ca'hmi Finn Sheila Teiry ddllon-1 cha"SM " hot Sheila 'lerrv will give a lecture recital in KingsJwcek starting Friday February 21 hired plater and a support ng et Michael Curtiz Did ctor e con RKO OKPIIHM Nancy larroll j(arrv David division manager of of 3500 Two pci form lines will tx junior music bury Hall Tuesday at 8 15 p m un"Twenty Thousand Tears in Sing Sing ' a heart gripping love story and John Boles In ‘Child of Man p(bhx theaters der the auspices of the extension diannounced today given daily and all scats will be re- tests to be held m Apiil in conjunc with a Miiknigly diamatic baikgiound is the Paramount theaters cm tion the with of slate convention the hattan” will be the road show scued vision of the University of Utah lent ofUnng Waidcn Lous F Lawes of Sing Sing who wrote the story V It TORY — Bout Fairbanks Jr In (The occasion of CTubs Music Federated it an is the gieat I ox pic—— During his boyhood Mr Lomax presentation Cavalcade Is Uie achievement oftnounced bv M has blended the highlights of hundrtds of 4 ‘ — W'allnce ciaribtlW Parachute Jumper” with F rank lived on the Old Chisholm Trad in livi s Into a drama that holds one PARMOUNT EILM ioun-elo- i Noel Cowaid the bulliant Mis Leo English sta'e Lhm Davis Bette arrillo junior Texas and oflen heard the cowbovx Mcllugh spellbound by its Intensity and xwer Sinn-- i RIALTO — "Chandu the Magician” OF PRISON plavw right who gave Pnvate Lives matv Smith 14H9 Muhigan avenue singing as they drove their herds over has the huo rIom Connors whose been d as of Bela chairman Fdinund Lowe with plays terTiacy appoints Lugosi the long trail to the rirlier grass reand "The Queen Was in the Pailoi' GRIPS c sts the onlt Irene Ware anogame suffets a nluiisc when the doors of -jjpLrj-jjzto the stage and siieen It u the gions of Montana and the porth 4col in and Mis Wallace annonmes also lhal the pent'entauy lose uixm him STAR — “Week I nds Only” with Joan While at Haivaid he decided to des fust epochal production hivstieen loyal remains Davi'l oi fill tarter of crnm Bennett Ben Lvon John ilalliday Only his sweetheart (Bt'e vote his life to research in the field life and events as its buck jumois who have won national cer British and romance ing he I Ills title ites tan Mill enter m the same undoing faithfulness llalllwell Hobbes of the cowboy ballad and other Amci-icaMOSCOW Idaho— Advanced play giound Three diuidts of iclentUss MAKLO (Sugarhousel — Norma production students of the Umvcisity change are depicted bound together divisions to compete foi state puts folk songs to give humor Is I There enough bhraier Irrdiic Mtuh leslle Applications may be filed by proves hicoinpaiublv tlnilling An early convert to region ilnrn by the stoiy of a love that held with !Vlv who In the authenticity Of the Howard in Smilin’ Through” also of Idaho will present ‘Much Ado 14 ante esMntwl to ix lint entertainment Mr Lomax begin fighting its battles havf Pf mmlv contested About Nothing" on March 10 and 11 faith and courage in defiance of the“'0l'e ‘ S heeler and s uenl r V biikproiuul and nalism with which the drama is presen U'dlesago 810 P Woolsey In Hold ‘Lm the first Shakespeaie play to be almost before he could write When 'cavalcade' culled life1 ln't'ccT lushing Walter Byron hhclla Tem Talbot ” pie Udc nutne ot Jail lyle sliaie its gi appial he commanded a pencil piobably tt e Brook heads the featmed cast sented since 197 and Mark TO IV I R Hive n wlllch and Ninth and Dims Cilhcrn have convincing supporting roles Moran hav h8nj!ei (Ninth Iasi first indigenous American literature The cast selected includes the fol which includes Diana Wvnwjrd bet titled As the an comedy lu amusing ai a niaii( the famous ' Black Crows Fredile aie bhearer Soulhl—Morma appi ljlltlp to be put into writing were the faParamount sound news completes March leslle Howard In "vunllin’ lowing students lx land Cannon cigning London favoie U(U Crows Hv ' on the iupixuhng bill 0 prtl ’ mous Texas cowboy songs lie has aih)an t i idy Tivloi cei Hobirt Mutidin Una (Honnoi jIt - X Mountain Hmu a Uie piogTun Wool and Wheeler also Fe Through ' sung up and down the land Nampa Clivne Robinxmi Winifred Ui xula Jeans Iiene Brow ne Billv Be- - n h L Jones pre sklent of the As since Jaren aev in Hold ’I in Jail ” recorded in a bovich script and Janxsei Boas ilowai d Altuovv Spo van John Waiburton Merle 1 often M sooiated Students of the University of ' I Am a Fugl — fans In STATF Muni Paul life is delighting the about for 15 years by the persimple U Bov tv t ra gmont lliam and F lank Lawton— all plains Citoige Alhss as a kmc who sought j nv "Vs inns four bands Ul 1I1 recently received appointment sistent range troubadour who would five Front a Chain Lang” with kane Fiinklvn F ha utonanon In noted for Llovd He Walluc Robert nek at the Capitol theatir this wink His new putuie is aptly tilled ‘rhe Ss?gjl Sanv handed to is uiclicstia leader on board the Dol not accept dismissal bv the Texas Farrell Helen V inson Pres ' J It Is a humorous humans oiv of an ixpenment that (lend Ptinlttl Raphael Cobbs Fdwm Ost addition thcuis ends of extms found Kings Vacation ton Foster ln l Their Inmrose lar steamship President Pearce to professorate to whom the songs did ' in the coloi fu! s quetues lPfVC’cd mot Miriilsing v udoii the ninu uho couisReously tried o bridge Moscow root Fail employment Bopp Sandpomt ‘ Florence Gocidi ith second sail for a tin re months’ round the ” ' VSings ours of absence and return to an old life The Is IS— John Barrvmore Billie Burke Gknn Fxum Pocaltllo Alberta Three romances are woven into the piano put bv Buenta Carter or world tour Air Jones was given not appear literary So a The Dv nig “A in Rill and Katherine b Hepburn made are tinfoigettable by Cowboy” very live Moscow sponsored Hu'thinson husARIISS RI IGNINfl cleur situations the Jesse between first Beigh story s the after for moving Wendy lullabv from Fnsemhle Fun Hoot Gibson appointment conferring determined one did not die after all of the man who was ' DLs- - of Divorcement' also the arttstry rnie Jean a rather unique dewife Muide City Harris band and seveiai bugir " offiline with months Dollar (Betsy Howland) ivlNC I UK Some veais later about 25 years iiaeh' Alexander Hamilton The Millionaire in “A Man s I and Ricker Wallace Catheima Brandt parture in tluve davs when marital C lass F— 16 to 18 7 vears Inclusive cial He will be accompanied by his ago this Texas railed on two eminent NOW and many other eharacteis chertshod in the GFM—"If I Had a Million” with a Nampa U y own of a I RI ( D L?r fiv ) thi’ cast ‘‘1 of IS stars and others Moai orchestig pieces changed to -- f° men of letters and dropped The memories of theatergoers everywhere 4 The costumes are being designed ' lhe young man 11 a sen or law Harvard Gavo te Op 34 F ugc mo Piram ) ON STAGE AND SC RI FN the informational bomb that folk story Is modern restful lu spuit and flawlessly interpreted by a strong PI AT HOFNF — On the bv Misa Marion Featherstone of the o Tw student 8 ernes and at th has handsto In Fields j university and up stage east including Mrs Arliss Marjorie Gateson Dudley Dlgges and O P poetry was being made actually Follies In "Hello Salt lake" on home economics department while eluding 11 veais F'vemiig at the Inn been active m student affairs being evolving f you please out on the Haggle I’atilua Fills and Dick Powell plav young lovers whom fate the scenerv will be designed bv Pro adds much power and trenglh to m thp W()od to elected his "Bachelor arreen the to Mother" riUllm hstsprmg sfudentbody ranKe of the southwest and in the King s scents to frown upon until the king takes a hand in their affair fessor T R Pritchard head of the Cavalcade"' The second love story l£nlTt Run’cVt 'nVsi-h‘m'n'o' e off k He has been active in with Lvalvn lung Knapp of Braros plantations Up ‘Do Vacation' Is wholesome pleaung entertainment for eveiv member of art department and students in the n a bov and girl affair the tird a mu'ical and orchestral circles of the depths you mean to say” remarked thp inthe family The program Is balanced by a W C Fields comedy ‘The lechmcal division will make most modern day soit of affair between' Clivs C— 14 and 13 stale inclusive veir credulous professor "that real folk Fatal Ci lass of Ber a Screen Souvenir a cartoon and Paramount of U ill Fnelisli off n er and a darner Morgenvtimmung Kiicgl changed to Mi Jones and h associates will songs are being made now in this Tne Capitol Inaugurates a new Sunday policy today sound news leave Salt Lake about June 10 for Bi Polonaivp illante Op 35(FdwinG country’ Why man you have a Daily puces will be retained on Sundays and holidays m the future Sin Francisco the steam-hiDerevee) leaving gold mine1' And the eminent proI’rospeilivp eonteslanls sFiould con that port about ten days later and fessor of Fnglish at Harvard and a tact either Mrs Wallace Mrs Smith pioceedmg to Honolulu The ltiner “Child of Manhattan" the delightful romance plaved exceptionally eminent magazine proportionately well bv the new team Nancy Canoll and John Boles closes Sunday at or their individual t ichers in order ary from there will include points In editor the hands of the Texas wrung India he Lie KKO Orpheum The story is a mixture of Cinderella romance and China sure the Suez canal the Med student who had called somewhat 'o thev have correit editions Marvin If S'long will d rect the Matinee Muoca'e rlnb will be en of these numhers 4 melodrama but In the hands of an expert 4 iterranean and the British isles The to inquire if his discovLOGAN— Pi ublems encom 'ered in 'music program presented byjtertained at luncheon Sunday at the tour includes stops in fourteen coun diffidently rast much is obtained that might have been NEW STAGE STAR eries of cowboy songs would be acs he Grant stake M I A at the Makeihome of Miss Moveta Lawson 1783 of Gounod the lost with less finished plavlng Nancy Car-- i tries production planning DFBUT ceptable material for a term paper Sundav at 7 p m F lor South Fifth East stieet a patriotic YOUNG ORCHESTRAL roll bounds back Into popular favorVith her1 opeia Faust by the mu-i- c cicpait Itibernace in a graduate course m American litment of the Utah Satc Agi lcultura! c nee Burgess w ill be at the piano and motif being carried out in the ap role here and John Boles has never been MONDAY AT RKO OGDEN GIRL ISSUES CROUP TO 4PPE4R erature — —4 more interesting on the screen than as the 4 Reginald H Sanders is the organist Ipointmentx and continued in the mu So the little roll of cowboy songs The program arranged Is as fol Iscale which is to follow V CONCERT SOON town It Ls a straight role however he Is not ralledentatum at the Capitol theatc r March MUSICAL UORK thnt NEIT eldrrlv man-aboJohn A Lomax bad earned in ! 2 and 3 are rapidly be mg solv ed ac lows The program numbers will be' upon to smg Accompanying shorts aie a Masquers comedy “Whose his trunk from his Basque coun'v 7mfrnlckPiano solo 'Spirit of the TJ S A 7oo in Africa’ Aesop Fable and Pathe news The Utah art exhibit ls cording to Professors Ru hard P Con m imt le oir E F Corfimn bis called at- home became Mis d re 'ion of Frark AV der tie I' the torch that fired the Ui B tun oiiitfi ti lor lilarohHpnrvl'llA) Md r E ii ft lua tt it d lcctm s on view In tin luhhv and fuver opening Monday ls the in lodiuma O' die ami N W Cln istuiiM a new sv rnphemir group rom tention to an item in the new music Mfndmwhnl”’ Jlim of American ballad conflagration 71 p Past of Mary Holmes ' taken from Rex Beach s "The Goose Woman”! profesN or Chustian‘On uho had Oq Whim w rb is tLa urs rhino of w ill he introduced department s stoiy June McDonald West patriotic Musical for Feb prjsipg iet 1 tfUinK how the ptLst of an embittered Ionian threatens her sons Led T Jcnaen uirar Lr Lnn r Monn ork Buffalo m Nona hn 0os 'The Flag Without a Stain to the Salt Lake public in a concert ruary which announces a new tong Theater Ouilo antj liauung 1 V malice and ins ery Ufe Helen McKellar Berlin has had aluable exprri Pllrrlm Choru lrom and ‘Minuet ( w ntten for 18 idling w hich i-- lo be gi v t n in the Assembly for voire and piano the w ords and iar makes her film bow in this and Is said to give a first rate Pr cnee m the sug ir g of operas having ion bv F dull Otis) Helen Barton 'ba Monday Fsbruaiv 27 if is an music the woik of M xs Gladys Rich Wunrr Siford chorus formance Others in the cast are Eric Linden Jean Aritu r and fckeets lprodiued suih operas as ' Higoletto ' Patrioti-n in American Literature' Inounoed bv Ttacy A’ Cannon d rcc U voung formerly of Ogden Die-se- r Irrln Wbb several Sweetheai' ‘Pinafore’ and oth Mrrrtll D Clsyson d the oration for which she recently tor of tt e MeCune School of M uccwho has a number of compekvitions to Gallagher Miss McKciiar lias the role plaved by Urn tv tfompMi Nt °TfT yO)4 to La who Utl Pi Condie ers won ofessor is V"n!and ago smg Alt This group compere an her credit The jong i titled ' Amen jenis Muriel goJd BwnBdm4 UiT’Xorn" the title lole in 'Faust” avwell a1 Allc Boiomou d rmor Grethl Bmllh (modspeed Voral solexs America he orrhevlrdl class of the vhool organ can Lullaby" and it l described as t Beautiful’ find in the pioduction has had a a t accompanist Aith idea of fullow s if you hke romance tinged with delirious ' humor and spiced with dra' wud rell° Irainmg Scptmbr op In tli m'u Creek Mle ehor B1dnn’r Tst matic thrills you 11 find ' Parachute Jumper at the Victory thea er thor- wide experience and has studied voting plaveis per of Good humnr and not a li't’e tinge Fairbanks Jr as ca lepertoire in France He ha' A beii Ecu d saica-nUiligatn by Miss Bditun and pnno forming f characterize this song rncf fiwia hulmc rnphonu oughJy satisfying entertainment It presents Doug uonuniAt Good peed dHrKlPMl adpnturer— a crack pilot ho makes iSuK fading toltn u opeiao acrorn!)nniment bv Arcotdmc in fir Apor a dsrldd whose text cairies a ta’e of an Unfor 1 ‘ M s Liwsun will pre-- e it some of m’erest h v been m mifevud Hinrrii‘'idi-- ' man corps in the produced in Salt Dike Citv in this tunatr baby who-- e dandy ls down at THRILLS ABOUND the niLvtake of leaving the marine to middle of tile dpievsion and his capllalUej Mi vi Gladvs Knapp coloialura 50 charirt j lunar d jki r Kckiua Ruweil her daru tnji pupils m a cwtumed pu claNA for on h( tral turning o mueh the office and whose mamma is out viPTftnv b'1-trnstunt tlJlnK Rnd Rimpuif? Piano of Silt Lake Ciu wlo will Morl(tl()n mo "rC0H’o?V!‘l Qi ad o in lui n his been necessary to winning bridge prizes on Bls nprve while the Bemrd trlo'lt' rcvue pMir a ftmmme role nur-- e mile bv Jove Lindahl Mar Jan ustua the n en brrship cmihm J Emtar Hiiicirst orchtsetfra tunes on the radio so that baby SINDW ILiTIKL Prank McHugh he of the expresshe Hugh sing the loading Young of Utah of the University -- 4 luus a Carol vn Ay U tt and Marv plaveis h ne been drawn from sur can n 3r"“‘ in to a lull iby sung by a rollicking role as Dougs fellow pi'ot and giaduatc nf srerto lrhra GilbertBooth F ether of Oui Count Jane mind ng immumtit s and are in con soprano who has no babv of her own i"8-10partner tn the adventures which begin when they adopt a starving girl the " and and Hansil and 'Mihtarv Tip Dance opeias Mignon Shirley stant attendance- to take advantage and mu-- t soothe o her folks’ infants and retain her as cook lor the elusive victuals they find It a problem 5ou mcLOmyniA She was awarded a scho) Brown 'Military Parade” Jem of this opportunity to perfect them over the air " to provide Pert Bct'e Davis is well cast a this wise but lovable Indy — Gretel May fttenon PrWt Prm JHirson Larson Fllen selves in the plavmg of the best type cliorui Steadman The wisc-cr- a wcUvcixed In defensive tauties Rayola king dialogue between arship to the university when her drintor Mu Wtrti Leo Carrillo ptavs a big voice was adjudged the best soprano Vauihn LUvion Clark Carolyn Ay’ett Donna Rado of music Musicians in Hus group1 the trio is worth the piice of the ticket alone C aytnn She srhools Lake bait the high in Booth Beverly receive the neco sary ti titling 1o prefivers for transporting goods Hahn vilch Mary Jane tune rarketocr who engages the If Mr Bona Had VAlns Me as soloist with has the Mixed rhorua appeared McKinley ensues a and Gilbert senes of battles above ttie Benson There over the Canadian border Miry Jean pare them for membership In the director Mia Mariaret clouds all plane cliases parachute leaps and air stunting that are un- -t Cune Symphony orclie4ia ot Salt Dorothy Cite WCune School of Mu-i- c and Art acc impanisi Hive Lake 111 Bereeu Oodard w fimn club ‘Hook Jvelvn a An Westminster and Ladder”' Flip Our Gang comedy Harmony orchestra equaled for thrills Svmphonv Iadlfs' riotuA Jia Burton dree up Bsirton T he program to be - tire cartoon 'The Nurse Maid” and Paramount sound news aie The two principals will ca-be and t ir Lucii e Km M first von R ith hold )'s monthly meeting In t e cham given next week excellent an bv ported on added fiouth Yioiiu Rhea Fudav features ttie Satterthwaite of of commerce the her et'will accond gome niw program ) consist of symphonic music of building choius of students who have been p 9 A M birthdav Pot tlioven and iz I irt A trio for Washingtons 1 Iriir rnm for several weeks In all rBurton in Mill b? RIVOn prPSPntin£J oboe bix-oo-n a B 'ton and piano will he Mixed rluris ro proj-’iaI Furnishing thrill upon thrill the breaih taking radio mvsterv 150training and techm musu ians mamgcis to Ll d hodrrbora flute Vaioi South w f in Eton s a eddmjf in pintornime plaved bv Kiv Roylince Gayle Ii ‘Chandu the Magician will be seen on the Rialto screen Sunday be-- k will be engaged In the presen follow mg members of the junior vine and Neona Filches Bfiemh‘r waorre engagement With Edmund Lowe in the title role cians ginning a three-da- y a of the tat ion opei 1 k I Jrtir- - rlwrii Mill C tlllb pal tlCIJ utlllg storv dialing with the theft 4— 4 and a well-kn- 't IewU Bg ey Oirfriiir rrncea Bwn I ot a mysterious death-ra- v 'Chandu the Ma-- 1 RADIO THRILLER jJtg and M k Halls Forsvth and r IlTflKl 1 N n Beverlv Burt Donna Mnrchant Shir entertainment Gor-- 1 i14TFA R BLACKFACE BpIIi M jnnan” offers novel nV 1Nlinu’N c x) fhnn Ashbv Bob Siundeis Helen and 1YD iNCE RECITAL Lrgeous sittings from a Brahmin temple In the RIALTO TATRONS Morrison iley olbf G A S1HW r pearl stlmani MarJone Paul Himalayas to the exotic palaces and weudl w To caverns along the upper readies of the Nile 4 Nrln occa Ruth and Don Hardman Billy 4 Spectacular and unusual ensemble- With a full repertoire of old time have been given this olfering Lowes work as the master of Yogi mysVrtc" r rhr Bp"v nd Louis Reese Dean de Long and orignni (lo numhers will be ycor R rd minstrel time 'and Camilla Cobb teries whose abilities are strained to the utmost to recover the Death negro onkS real ccompn t features of a danre recital to be Kiven F'hnl Ware and Bela company ot more than 60 peoplew ill Anhs HniMT The latter part of tbe program will by Margcret Buitm and a gioup ot ray and the inventors familv is outstanding Irene ‘ fhorut Bclvetlr Mxd at Third the of to an entertainment excellence the picture the Iurost contribute Honeymoon Beach give RiN tn to Alv in Schonhali and his rune Mri R A Browr dirr irt t st idenK on Tliurdiv w th an church on Friday everron p tn t NjiBrdify rhoru of young ladica who will he March 2 at rnniedy east a Vitaplione novelty 'bniaxh Your Bag y Hall Muss B Fo k Born Xfft Amin IrniKh solo n cons st will cartoc out 9l an round if bilL show The Oxsad and the heard in number of classical longs Uurton has gum d a wide reputa’ on ning gige’ Grant H nke Mai chorui duct quur'ct and full chorus num Ct rn N Bohn ihe vht T ‘as a (lance ueator of u cpnilily ami Oraut fi wkf I Art 'a rl omu Mr Lewis presenting Vlnl y 'Smilin’ Through " the movlrg romance which marked Frednc ber as well as the usual anuppv dl t h(r nrif nnl rom K A Brofr director V comedians the of 1 blackface her bv in even'em on screen with Norma bhearer is the dialogue the pupus Marchs firt npixaianee w pine n U Priyrr tiom Cavatjerii Kuutih a appe a cm the progi am Ma cn! resltnl Mondav at B p m in WH r j a irac'iun ot the lower theater for bundav patrons This Is the story oho rumple e wi h in'ereating and bv the Me )P jeriUl is ‘Volo sf I ucitr K rnhA viol n rhoml back waid chapel Fifth East and llol'v c 1MP Slhri( of sponsored 0f mi old man who seeks to shed the bitter- - amusing numbeis xrd rMru no nh Ctrx t S an Muc and Art wocxl avenue A number of unusudllv good voices Odr to You h Trxt bv T a Talmai Readings are 1o be Brand ry bulsic by J hpfncrr Cota will be heard among the singers be given by Mrs Myrtle Ault and Elaine taU y Ides a contrast between Fnglard of 18t)8 "and ing IL H llammill Paul P Brainard Thorpe Oranl Btaki Mixrd Chorus R FILAI IN Harold Rcherd the postwar days Leslie Howard shares with Lewes D Stearns Students pirt'elpating in the o fMareh the chief roles opposite Miss Shearer Sidney Mettz and others Paul 4 gram are FJfi Jensen Jtarry Baker O P lfeggle Beryl Mrrfpr David Torrenee are In tne cast Wheeler and Reynolds will be int rlocutor Vira and Vor Baker J R Ketle V ooLsey ihe riotous comic tram In the ' funny tent lary ’ scream "Hold Marian Andreavnn Amy Smith la second feature Tn Jail" Lotties Offer Netc Be'ty Oliver Marian Young June Norma Haslam Donna ixew zorK npr menner naving oren Bushman “Week-Fnd- s Onlv " which has demure Joan Bennett as tt chief lilll fit— I la) house mrken ill suddenly while on a visit MeComb Keith Peterson Herbert — n feminine a iradl n ls showing at the Star theater Sunday This to her hnshind who veu performing Itevmann Geri'd Fllen a Warner Fabian novel givrs Mi-- s Bennett the role of a ‘Jacob ru and Lavern Johnwin Fuids Follies now occupying the m thnw there at the tine aton of weex-ene a r Plavhou-d Inand itc will otter hostess one means 4 the the professional - of livelihood op n to her when the slock mar- - BRIGHT ROMANCE new how Tats (1" beginning Mond iv a midnight show bung ot ket crash deprives her of father and fortune v AND MARY tied nt 11 10 p 111 Saturdav aimultaneou Iv Ben Ivon as a penniless r- ' lait ' t'-- t t Go is built on a lound the plavs oppoMte and John Halhdav ls the FROLIC AT STAR world idea presenting dances and other man” the millionaire whose pa'ronage 4 causes mlMincierstandlni s and difficulties Halllwell Hobbes has an lm- - songs of different nations wih the ant Ttie same bill presen s U10 Four in 'Horse performers costumed m the national port hers rnie die s of the vaiiou-- (cnmtrie A conininv of about thirty apoears With Norma in the Folhci with several aololsts CKst lavish ‘Smilin' a puidiic and a ihutus of ten pirtty young wo Irf Thrmpli" tlon ronies to the Mm to tin ate r lor Sunday showing Miss Shearer fol- - men with two comedian whose 4 lows In the of Jane Cowl who won rough and ready joke niangg 4 — —— to TRAGIC ROMANCE ft temeiKlous stage success In the heroines keep the fun going t’m rolf Opposhe her ls Fredrlc March with ' Hie Range Adventure" a ereen OETSFT BY ! I'' 1b Howard and O P Reggie prominent In mystery with Jims Clyde nd Rrgis ARLO MIRTH AT hi tin aupixnt ‘Smilin' Through" a story of AND Is shown BIGQER — — — 4bitlerncss and a blighted romanre ha ws loomey 4- ountrast oil the bill 'Hold in Jail” a prison football comedy with Wheeler and Woolsey contributing their uniq 10 funmaking abetted by Etna May Oliver and Iloscoe Ates j isbltt tussel Dyer ylvan hleen ailpy 1933 19 t F ebruary Show at Victory A Songs of Plains To Speak Here Contest Numbers 1 — Irene ar Rlson C ‘ Car-erla- in Firl Karel was ’sskr vs? asca zsz t tasta ot Ilka ' 1 W C kfiS n ' r after k over-Loo- s ‘ y mh Alpha 11 r qii ‘ oul-Pa- Vi— eai-rie- d i Frank j I CniOLITTS ( ’ oredll Har-- l 1 Per milton iscour- any- - stand a ir ppoaa a thea g oh nacre a Lon-en- t la irches ices of h Salt Lake Singers Take Lead Roles In U A C Opera This Week’s Music Calendar I ut -t entury ) year igland jestlon ity p j W 11 ell-kn- Innhir’ nui-icia- i - J0”" ’ £d'e d £' "PWWUUJt JUtiPkR:" tv ls ’ t i c ‘ ‘ ’ good-natur- -t fc (1 J 8pm Pl° ' CUES iimm ST'DIAT? Bri-ii- dlwonrvw k -- - all-G- ar Km-bur- PoB su I ’ 11 M TOI p-- ' Chri-Iene- pie-tii- ri- n -- ’ j Marx-manla- cs s r STARTS TOMORROW foot-ste- Jc )C S8 EUTIRE NEW SHOW 1 )c t D 3c 9c 3 FIELDS’ FOLLIES contribute their talents to the Gem theater Gene Ravmnnd starring combination" ' j 1 Jc lc si reessful 1 )C 3c 2c 3c 3c Three now plavmg al I Had a Million e united av loiimntic young lovers in ' The and Frances Night of ' — — —4 June 13 continue their romancing Thai lie 4 Higgles and Man Boland are joined for the M'MFROIS NTARS team-1 third tune having begun their screen Tft NPARKIE" ‘ ' in the same picture with the Ravmnnd hg ON GliM SURE I N f Alison Dc teamed romhlnallon klpworth 4 wh Richard Ihnnett In 'Madame Rack-- 4 el cer" pinrs In a triangle scene b it this time Bennett ls an outsider and W (’ I irl'ls Is her comedy pnitncr Gary Cooier Chailcs Laughton OeoTge Raft Wynne Gibon Jiu k (mkle are others of the exat "If nM t better J r "I am a Fugitive FTom a Chain Gang” realt tic pic turl’atton oT a mans rxwil"iieis ns a nmvht on a clm'n pang opens at the Mite thectcr fe r Simchiv diversion I mil M ml porlravs the hero In this scrcpn - 4 diama which abounds in thrilling sen i- 4- - tumid epUudcs Made de'sjicrate by tortures RI AI ISIIC HIM wh'pihg po t and other rrufltles the (IP f OWH T fi gl Ive e uecs eros lug Into another s'a'e 1 1 I II E A F Si 1 al r unhi irs ihle h ird hlfis He makes giKid — — — 4 under another name but Is betraved by a W'ltnan It tint (I to the rh cm gang tie mikes liLs escaiie a seeolid time Cllrndx nriell jluvs his heliacr Ihle Vl'iri Pir kill later fibril Terry aie tin is of a I uge ast The Big Oulktandinf Musical Comedy Success of New York! Intact in Every Detail I SPICY GAIETY! ROLLICKING FUN! LAUGHS! LAUGHS! ALL THE WAY THROUGH -- 1 Continuous From 1 30 And on the Screen ‘STRANGE ADVENTURE" It's a Thriller— Motives Galore — and Mystery in Every Move ! 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