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Show 12A The Salt Lche Tribune, Sunday, July 23, 19G1 Clinton Wilder for Dorothy Kilgallen 72 Playwright Shows Wit on Screen Note: Dorothy on vacation. Her guest columnist today Broadway producer Clinton Wilder ) Editor' 1 1 yfr Clinton NEW YORK Wilder writes: I'm always being Interrupted at parties and never get to tell my favorite stones all the way through. Thank you, Dorothy, for the captive audience. Typical of the sometimes endearing wit of. the late George S. Kaufman was the incident that occurred some his Bucks years ago at There were County home.. the ususd seven or eight house guests. Dinner had been rather uncomfortable because Kaufman was working on a play and evidently the afternoons work had not been satisfactory. He was moody during dinner. When you were a guest in . Kaufmans house and he was in the mood, ' everyone felt it. Appears on Screen After dinner he disappeared and the guests turned with some relief to conversation. About an hour later Kaufman strode into the living room, hurled the fireplace screen to the floor, jumped on it, and fnnounced, This is my one and only appearance on tile screen! From that moment on, the evening was hilarious, with Kaufman joining the merri- V -- s. Leslie Caron, left, plays Fanny and Georgette Anys plays her mother In the classic J French tale of a boy torn between love for a girl and for the sea, showing at Centre. Classic Yarn Fanny Unreels in S.L. After being around for 30 years, Fanny" is now as the Centre Theatre and starring Leslie Caron, Horst Buchholz, Maurice Chevalier and Charles Boyer. It was originally produced as a stage play; in fact three of them. Pagnol made the French film versions of the plays shortly afterwards. radio shows and merchandise. much a French institution as the Eiffel Tower. The characters of the film gp t have become French legends. There are hundreds of Fanny jokes still circulating in France; there are Fanny and "Marius" comic strips, phonograph records, The author of the original version, Marcel Pagnol, estimates that even today Fanny" is presented on the stage somewhere in the world 10,000 times a year. One version of the classic is the recently released movie, currently showing at a Small Planet hugelyThesuccessful funniest his name was, accordingly, set in bulbs Ritchard has the energy and enthusiasm and excitement of a boy, and he wanted to show his gooa friend, Mary Martin, with whom he had played in Peter Pan, the symbol of his stardom. He gave her a wonderful dinner and they toasted his success in a, bottle of champagne and then they went to the Booth to witness the glowing evidence. Itching Star Blazing about 45th Street on he Botih Theatre sign were f ji,r glittering letters: ITCH! A blown fusp had darkened the rest. Once Marlon Brando borrowed some clothes from 9 friend and inadvertently ruined them. Brando is a very sensitive man and was extremely upset. How can I make it up to you, he appealed to his friend. May I replace each Mary, Mary" part of the article for, me was the picture of Mrs. Kerr at her typewriter. Next to the typewriter was an adding machine. The complete fcer.ery and prop list for Edward Albee's The Zoo Story" Luiis'sted of a park bench. Naturally, since produc- ers are necessarily a thrifty lot, a park bench was borrowed from a park. After six months the show moved to a different theatre and Edward Albee, being a fel helpful and low, helped carry the bench to the new theatre. Btuch Slrength . A news photographer, scenting a story,' snapped a picture, which was printed in a newspaper. The city of New York, which had not, until this moment, missed the bench, became very in terested, and refused to allow the show to continue. The city author'lies, mollified, promised to give permission, and the show went on, uninterrupted. . Star In Lights Over the Booth Theatre is a large electric sign which carries the name of the star currently playing at the theatre. When Cyril Ritch-arwas there in A Visit to HOLIDAY MATINEES TODAY UPTOWN FEATURES AT 1143, 1 7.4S, 10 00. 7Sc Till 1, ChlldrM OS, Th mu $1, At Op 1 pm. lpm. pm. I Fork FREE Rr Aftr $ THatr 1 t t n Driv-l- AM Ml 30th South SHOW AT DUSK OPEN 4 3 Adult, 1 15 Chddr.ii 90c 10 Sh.w Tend OPEN NOON DAILY EM S3 5. Mom Shows stort 12, 3, 4 A f Adults SI till 2 tho SI 25; Child. SOc 1100 (ait Ud C.mplvt. 30 WALT DISAEY Easy to Come By The friend said that would not be necessary, .but there was one thing he would like. I saw you reading a book one night. It was T. E. Lawrences translation of Homers Odyssey. It is a hard book to find, and I would like to have it. at 2 TODAY Thatrs Also at loth 'Donald J-i- r..C!" t the UPTOWN only ls . . Wheel' . WORII) PRFWIEBB OF LTAHS OWN DR. JOHN D. JENNING S The Face of Jesus & 8:30 p.m. $cvlpturr v v.sy.sx.v. rmw.y 2nd Feature at this is Park-V- u In Cinemascope and Color Only s III N, 7h PUTS YOU IN THE PICTURE! "Voyaga Sattom oF tha Saa" 1145, 1 OS, S IS, 7 45, 10 03. "Ona lyod Jacks" 1.20, 4 OS, SO, SIS. "Lad,..' J X With Dr. Merrill Gage FEATURE TIMES 1 30, 5 03, 7 40, Man" 1210, 2 20, 4 20, 20, 10 20 MatM-V"ladies' Man" 30, 11.43. "Fanny" . MON. garment?" d Efficiency Plus In a recent issue of Time Magazine there was a funny piece about Jean Kerr, the lady who has written two and the runaway FEATURE TIMES 12 00, ZOBoflMW OPEN 39. lpm. v MURRAY SO-EA- Op 1 Doors open at all Intermountain Theatres 7 PM. SHOW AT DUSK PrlcM Thi, Engagement Only ADULTS $1, Childrm 35 SIS, At and . THEATRES! RIALTO VILLA Op No Immediately After Parade Monday I Always Cool and Comfortable SB VP FOX AT ALL ment best-seller- He did. Inside the front cover was stamped, NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. No problem at all, said Brando. Ill bring it to you tomorrow night." EXCLUSIVE RETURN ENGAGEMENT! . AT POPULAR-PRICES! Will not be shown in any other theater in this area this season. Delightfully Cool Inside! Today at 2 & Theatre Open I llrti 2121 5. the only new wonder of the entertainment world 7:30 p m. HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY AT 2 P.M. ..iifHi minim HERES PROOF 8:30 p.m. I lait-I- N -- 51 TILL 2, THEN 3lJ9,CHIlD. COMINO. 25c COLOR CARIOON ALSO TO THE CAPITOL THEATRE THI PLEA5URI OF HIS COMPANY" ttdyJL .COLOR by DG LUXE Everyone talking about - W -- WINNER 'Jorry exclusively in the THAT ONLY CINERAMA A tender and West Mountain area at the Villa! beautiful love story! Sheilah Graham SlfO&rFas NOW 2 BIG HITS! JSf Mm DOORS OPEN 11.45 Till 2. Then SI. Child 7S VISIT SALT PONY RIDES, S LAKE NIGHTLY AT Opn d Adults SI 00,Nighty LIVE ANIMALS, OTHER KIDDIE RIDES" UNIQUE AND . dam AiUN j s v r? j' 2nd feature Cinemascope and Color ITI f i JI j 75c TILL 31, CHILD. 2, THEN nvt RM 3$c ewriC D DOORS OPEN 1 P M T p m Show at Dvih Adaltt I.OOr-Jli- di Pra K2 31 3, THEN TILL Here Try All Evening Opn 7pm1 Adult meaning!. ) 2 p.m. $1.2S $1 JO 1.50-$2- Boston Traveler .00 at 1:30 $1.50 $1.00 0? TEE ALL-TIM- q : 000000 Show at Dwk Fra E ROOM LAURENCE OLIVIER -- CHARLES LAUGHTON GAVIN USTINOV-JOH- N -T- 1 STERIOPHONIC ONY CURTIS. ADULTS: TECHNICOLOR MotinM 91.00; (v.ningi 91.29 Sfwdwitt With Card (All P.rFemwncm) DO Childran Undw 12 (All rrfermaiK) 90 SOUND s a warm . starring oHOmoOD! SHIRIIY DAN JONES DAILEY , " - AND 7100 So. State-A- M $1.00 Children free Open 7 p.m. Starts at Dusk - CANTINFLAS NOW! UNSURPASSED MAGNIFICENCE SPECTACLE! SALUTING THE CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL! never known love story to compare with thisl DAilDQSELZUICKS Mcwcrar or mlrgakft mncHniT imr ctmoir toum GONE WITH TEE WIND MARJORIE MAIN w WILLIAM WYLERS WWl-niG- m FfEiiiv joe! VERA la Cleriem An ALLIED ARTISTS Pictura COLOR KAiiiShi&wt2heNin5bi AND The tcrean h DOROTHY NcGOE ANTHONY PERKINS Max Don, Manager 14 for reservation DAvi -- CMT HmZKlXlZiTJ. ADDED EXTRA SPECIAL - Use the Daily Want Ads Wednesday Sat., Sun Hoi. l at PETER GARY COOPER WS thing? & that give life, 31.25, CHILD. 33c -- HOTEL UTAH ;! Ss&cfie 30t2 Highiai Bus No. ft lTrii loot All Matinee - Titi JEAN SIMMONS happiness and lau . . . displayed against a background of wonderful drama I it today b KIRK DOUGLAS ITS HflP.p,!f!$S TIME! P mmw preEverything you like pared the way you like it best served from 10 until 1 p.m. J&UrCt Uf ART OTHER THEATRE IN OTARti mmols Open 2 p A. Rtyvior Admusioa OpR 7 p ai. Regular AdmiUi IE SHOWN Ticket CKE Op MEVEK New on Sale at 2 Theatre . . . Villa Theatre Moon to 9 p.m. , Uptown Theatre Noon to S p.m. EH0J Now! -- Look ... -- T'-Esk-- Studio fsv AT 2 PJW. T- Brilliant, compassionate, absorbing! 1 Good Sati Available Tor All Performances! . ' I MONDAY o DON'T MISS TODAY Tfca(1ViNB1nWkmYttSu T 11.45 DOORS OPEN Aw" CiNtMdSceaF I mr'T IWOYBDf- nCTTEMflfT-T- K r 8:30 MATINEES... PUTS YOU IN THE PICTURE! ...... 9 Mm Fra ef Eetartshmet ' tm Pradd, IK IMUS-T- K COMINO TO THE CAPITOL THEATRE "THI PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY" GAY I EXCITING I ELEGANT FOOD! AWARDS shown Man??; SUNDAY BRUNCH ACADEMY OF, 3 USLIE HOWARD McCREA - BRIDGES MILES-LLOY- O mtmm M QHUKASCOPf Mii an ll nsTii ln Di OLMA deHAVillAND , - saaoi KTtMimoML Fcnat j. Mmawrnimraia "k lECWJCOLOR ri v- H ,hmTii mV f ic ic plus ... 2 cartoons k k ic i. |
