Show " f -- salt gakt 16 Wednesday Morning Around Hollywood By Hedda Hopper HOLLYWOOD—All is not like the bees and the honeysuckle between Connie Bennett and Gregory Ratoff on "Paris Underground" Ratoff ordered all visitors off the set and that included a gent who was one of the picture's backers Now I'm told that Connie smart business woman that she is has Leonard Moguy in reserve to rush right in and take over if Greg gets to information-pleas- y The Jack Warners may buy Ida Lupino's home for little Joy Page and Bob Orr since Ida bought Chester Morris' big manse Since Humphrey Bogart goes east with Louis Bromfield instead of with Mrs Bogart and Lauren Bacall goes with the Howard Hawks the battlefield from the west There's another that the little Have Tender Grapes" also does the next Margaret O'Brien picture It's 'Death in a Doll's House" Deals with child psychology The picture will show a child who has seen her own mother murdered That's kind of gruesome for our little O'Brien isn't it ? Soon as Orry-Kell- y finishes "The Dolly Sisters" clothes which I'm told are really divine he'll start his new super Sunset Strip shop Spring cleaning starts a little early at Metro Very soon three producers will be looking for berths elsewhere Just to keep the record straight Alexis Smith's wearing a sign 'round her neck and on it—"I'm not expecting a Mae Busch at Parababy" mount is doing "Too Good to Be True" Spring Byington is added to "Captain Eddie" That's nice adding trio for "Stork Club" I asked if he was bringing Wirichell out to be in it too He said: "No Walter wanted a million dollars and I didn't happen to have it on me that day He figured if I could pay $100000 for the story he was worth that So according to his figuring I advised him to wait for 'Life With Father' and ask $5000000" Orson Welles finally gets his way He bought for a fourth of the million it cost Ft K 0 to shoot the stuff he took in Brazil some years back But now that Orson's got it it will be interesting to see if he remembers what it was all about and whether he knows how to put it together and why he took it Roy Roland who directed "Our to east coast guy back there Bacall will see Recital Arranged At Westminster Famous Utah Wonderland Will Scene 'Harvey Girls' Srveral studio officials will arrive in 'Utah Wednesday to make preparations for filming of the tech racolor production "The Harvey Girls" starring Judy Garland Frank E O'Brien pub licity director Utah department of publicity and industrial development said Tuesday The film directed by Dick Metro-Goldwyn-May- er Violinist Playing USO Music Hour part in Utah's spectacular Monument valley San Juan county Studio officials Tuesday informed Mr O'Brien that the main party will arrive Saturday afternoon and actual shooting of the picture will begin Sunday morning Ora Bundy chairman of the department with Utah road commissioners has arranged to give Monument valley roads a "quick going over" With a scraper to permit easy access to many beauty spots in the region to be used in the picture Monument valley is the goal of almost every director and producer in business for filming outdoor locations according to Mr O'Brien Tremendous monuments of flaming red sandstone present some of Utah's most spectacular scenery A travelogue made in the region last summer by Burton Holmes noted lecturer is currently being shown in Symphony hall Boston Mass Ruth Barton young violinist is member of the Utah State Symphony orchestra with David Whipple as accompanist arid soloist will present the program at the music appreciation hour of Covenant house IJ S 0 411 E South Temple at Wednesday at 8:30 pm Miss Barton will give for its first Salt Lake City hearing William's Sonato No 1 in E minor in four movements W11iam is a contemporary Ca-radi- an lier composer will- - be chosen from Lab's Symphonie Espagnole from Wieiawski and Gratton numbers Mr Whipple's selections are from Kowalski Bloom and Lecuona - 25c EL' will be laid in Itosson who 7 to 5:30 - r- - - ' I i"' 4 ---- 41: s Ok 4 1 - l '' r 1 i 1 !II fl n t I 4 6 tl 1 ti ii I ':e '' ' t"4 " I IVII - i ii ac111- ti 11-- of 1945 RING Acrobatic study Control BILL 1111411EM and RLAt RIE Something to "Crow" About WALTER BLAKE 4 ' —and— JERRY ROSS I'aen th A t teA'' 3' i it illiiiCifil ‘ ( tYzlytallitiulyi ve Vow V Jos 'IC O gagoilt) TrulNIA II: 6'04 Peraentomt TH s I I IltiPlY 1 v Also s ?1k 05 Parent-Teacher- 4th So it 8th W "' General Leaves ' After conferring with officers at Fort Douglas Maj Gen Virgil 14 Peterson 'United States§ army Washington inspector general D C left Salt Lake City Wednesday evening 0 IOST el to storg nit tt is iso to mill is not our salads 'VMS LOVABLE moo tnel r 24!7 1 a i : I a as to L :a m Miff t:-- 3 '4 ji Ionia cap' nted Chicken' Shoestring Hone? rfit atoeo and Hut Roll I nugart Pcm INISE ILLERITIC3 DIAL '' - ' - ' 11 i'r ' I t7k-t- ti I' -- - i 1 1 14t:(ssitkt a V n S I 4 t ' v '' () p)3?' 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Pi TEM PARAMOUNT AIR EDITION NEWS COLOR CARTOON SUBMARINE 4: 0 Y4 ? -- 1 JACK OAKIE a4ule —IN- -- With ANN SAVAGE A l EK - 'SUSANNA FOSTER 1 since "Gone With The Jean Arthur William Holden -- 41 o's 11 - filARIA ItIONTEZ "viltatiViZotr Starring AtNs -- :1 FORA " l'At )1 ' :- I y S L HAROLD Open Today larrv?a 7 - i t Phone ma:aa04iilibil:iifidi 14awird: dn' I ( 2w ftt - ItAg-6-- TODAY and TOM 0 ‘-40‘- 4( s' ARIZONA - a AVAO' 1 n tILlis ' 1 ry 117 E 3r4 South Scott Snelgrove 20 tickets C Ed Burke $2 50 on five tiekets $650 On 13 tickets NICHOLAS ARCADE S 1 —0 WI 001e d Addresses Ad Club ) fif tr4111111moe--- d THOMAS IA '' 1! i ' et — - - - Howard M Jones divisional club's weekly meeting Wednesday Assn sales manager and secretary of at 12:15 p m at the Hotel Utah meeting of Horace Mann lower Morrison-MerriSE ll Co will ad- tries paid out $8093000 in 1940 division high school Lafayette dress the Salt Lake Advertising compared to $14050000 in 1943 elementary school and West high school organizations will be held in West high school auditorium "MINISTRY OF FEAR" LAST Thursday at 8 p m to discuss DAY! and "THE MAN IN HALF MOON STREET" school revenue and the recently school program propoaed it was announced A joint 0 Wind" and "Rebecca" -' r77- t'14'‘r'27??(AP ir Mt-Oliv- Tean A Meeting 1 Moulton His first production 16 '' Ill110 IV Hi T 569-3r- - storet tno Wet at— r-- et 1 Bolin Collo tee Senn NT it 1 hillittel4 MOM shi -- 00001 pre's" Ilion "Red' Barr Vernon 116nd 'Intly Arid Heath A HERE SHE IS! lilts tickets--Har- Arthur Episcopal bishop of Utah will officiate Burial will be in cemetery The family requests no flowers be sent prosnts Black—H-111- DAY Your Recent reorganization of war administration abolishing the office of production subdivision has dumped upon the agricultural adjustment administration duties of the subdivision G F Geissler Washington D C director western division A A A told Utah agriculture heads Tuesday at Newhouse hotel Rt W Ex 0 01147:14 Aavy 4 1 I: "The Ile ld I ''" OD Sterling L Barris 58 258 N State was fined 150 in polkce court Tuesday on a charge of drunken driving John Crawford Midvale and Louis W Cramer 1467 Browning ave will be tried monial dinner for Mr Lindsay Jan 25 on similar charges and Tuesday evening at Hotel Utah Werlie Sanders 372 Kensington Mr Lindsay is retiring after 23 ave will be tried Jan 26 years service as secretary-treasure- r Other cases: at the stockyards Failure to appear on Smith Ogden forfeited $5 Mr Ellison pointed °Jot that reIgnoring a traffir light—Dale Markham forfeited $10 ceipts at the yards 23 years ago Jr Driving tooEast fast for existing conditions- -A Swan 2022-3rEast foroften were less than a carload per Howard feited $10 B Daspain day whereas now one of the three Ignoring a stop itign--$5 railroad lines serving the company Sardy forfeited meter violations—Harold LawParking has in one day delivered as many rence Tooeis $5 on seven tickets A R Peterson 1180 Whitlock ave $3 On five as 208 cars tickets: Oreta Rigby 215 Hazel it $5 on food 3a-5t- Rev s Much of the credit for growth of the Salt Lake Union stockyards belongs to D J Lindsay and men who have worked with him said L E Ellison president of the stockyard association at a testi- Transfers Duties P-1- Driver Fined $150 On Tipsy Charge Fete Honors Retiring Stockyard Official SELZNICK FRE:71-1- 1 a it'l irglk4 "tiliS )0 0 (11tiiiiiii - Exprese" Facea In the Fog' Hith Paul Kelly and Lee Patrick -s 30 C TILL Ir Ill 1 li 1 I I Lyric—Five Acts of Vaudeville with "Faces in the Fog" and "Black 2 Firmt Bun Ventures Screen 5' i 0 i Wit heroo Plus 1 — ocker DAVID With motorized equipment rapidly going out of service during the nation's fourth wartime winter Utah Oil Refining Co has decided to conduct better car care training courses in eight company divisions Marion C Nelson president Gillham Advertising Agency Inc disclosed Tuesday following a meeting of Utah Oil executives at Newhouse hotel Tunpral services for Mrs Mat-ti- e S Woodward 96 prominent social leader in Salt Lake City for many years who died Monday will be condutted Wednesday at h 4 p m at her home East 12-ye- ar on Stage and Screen e 07'-itn- ---: State--"Knickerb- 3::::1112" b110IV t a" in Study Car Cure Woodward Funeral Rites Set Today Nevo or Melbourne Set itarruontromedisu - : tAi 11111V A 4'" '--- I r11-- I '''''( Local Theaters Centre—"Winged Victory" 12 m 2:30 p mg 5 7:30 10 (2 hours 30 minutes) Utah—"Ministry of Fear" and "The Man In Half Moon Street" Uptown—"Belle of the Yukon" and Short Subjects Canteen" and Short Subjects Capitol—"Hollywood Studio--“IAJIn it Harem" end Short Subjeetal South-Ea- t (Sugarhouse)--"Heave- nly Days" and "Music in Manhattan" ' Rialto—"Laura" and "Crazy Knights" Mario (Sugarhouse)—"Gastight" and Short Subjects Tower (9th East and 9th South)—"Tender Comrade" and "The Cobra Woman" Holiday" and "The Scarlet Claw" tins p t t - in Now Showing 1411(1tAll 1100111NO 1)A NcEILM ' 1 I'lltiliti4- - FIVE BIGTIME ACTS Tht ! 41 ii What to See et I Honeymooners aboard were Capt and Mrs D S Young Salt Lake City But no sooner had the vessel docked than Mrs Young a native of Calcutta India and her husband found themselves being separated by the vagaries of war He was ordered immediately to report to a new assignment Others aboard the ship were a group of 56 Chinese students soon to enroll in American colleges a war widow on her way to Michigan to isit the family of her husband killed on Pelelieu island two weeks after they were married and an Australian girl on her way to New York to marry an American lriny sergeant she met in top-ran- Donald Duck Cartoon and News Star—"Women in Bondage" and " 'Neath Brooklyn Bridge" and "Two-Ma- n Submarine" f' 1 t S During the course of his k orchestra years as a leader Ace Brigode currently appearing with his Virginians at Jerry Jones' Rainbow Randevu has started many talented persons on the road to prominence in the entertainment world—and on Betty Day the blonde now cute featured on his programs he stakes his reputation as a discoverer of stars Ace heard Betty for the first time in St Louis several months ago when she was competing in an amateur contest Impressed with her delivery of popular tunes he signed her up Randevu fans have added their "okeh" to Brigode's judgment concerning Betty - - - Brigode Assists Singers on Pail to Success Impatient Years" and "The Navy Way" Holladay (Holladay)—"Laura" and "Rookies in 3urma" Murray (Murray)—"The Merry Monohans" and "The Mark of the Whistler" Bountiful (Bountiful)—"The Fighting Seabees" 7:30 p rn 9:30 N Idaho: Mostly cloudy Wednesday scattered showers in southern valleys and snow flurries elsewhere Wyoming: Partly cloudy Wednesday snow flurries over mountains colder southeast portion Nevada: Partly cloudy Wednesday snow flurries north portion Fairly cold moist air recently the middle Atlantic states out of over the north Pacific ocean and a storm which was off the New Jersey coast Tuesday afternoon following a storm line across Temperatures and precipitaUtah Wyoming and Colorado tion were: snow west the deposited Bich–Low Prec along 50 Tr 34 Albuquerque N M slopes of the Wasatch mountains 40 36 Ga Tr Atlanta In Utah from the northern borBismarck N D 62 22 2g Tr 33 44 Boise Ida der south to Enterprise '40 Butte Tr 15 Mani Salt Lake City received two 'Chicago 30 22 Tr 38 Denver Colo 23 and a half inches of snow but 35 Junction 41 Tr Grand Colo" most had melted Tuesday eve49 Los Angeles 62 07 Nev 52 Las 42 Vegas snow ended had The in ning 22 —3 Paul Minneapolis-S- t NPW °cleans southwestern Utah by midafter39 n3 42 31 New York City 20 noon leaving one to three inches 39 30 03 Ogden of snow on the ground Light 30 49 Oklahoma City 21 36 Tr Omaha Neb precipitation still was occurring 51 62 Phoenix In eastern Utah Tr 30 37 Pocatello Tr 25 Reno 4g A broken deck of clouds which 22 29 Rock Springs Wyo 33 29 19 obscured the mountain tops It Lake Airport 39 59 San Antonio TeL Nevada and Idaho spread 39 56 San Francisco '01 and west to the Pacific coast $t Louis 03 42 49 Seattle Wash Tr 18 23 Temperatures reached nearly 40 Sheridan Wyn C' D 33 29 36 most of at the Waahington valley degrees West Yellowatone communities in the west This Salt Lake weather data: Precipitation mo I s still somewhat above 33 for period ndecl at 5 p accumuaverage 11: Precipitation for January for this time of year since 1a lative deficiency precipitation Ort 1 1944 2 46 aoromulative deSnow which was 10 to 12 1 92 ficiency inches deep at some places in Sunrise Wednesday 6:50 Sunset Wedrie4fitiv 0:27 Pennsylvania and New York maztrnum 41 Zxpected Expected MiniMint 23 spread over the Ohio valley and vilians including war brides and Gem—"The t? cold nights war widows Opening Today Arcacle7--"Arizon- Salt Lake City: Partly cloudy Wednesday warm afternoons ice men—some well some wounded—and a contingent of 200 ci- Song stylist Betty Day with Me Brigode's unit now the attraction at Jerry Jones' Rainbow Randevu Partly cloudy Wednesday wanner south portion cold Utah: nights SAN PEDRO Cal Jan 16 (1)) —Tears laughter romance and the livid memories of war tragedies sailed into port Monday aboard a navy transport Fresh from battle areas of the Pacific it brought back700 serv- iv' OVIE G1J IDE ' -A - ' ' Cotro-Mane- tat 111 4— Nineteen students of Westminster college music department —Dr Walter Teutsch piano Elizabeth Hayes Simpson Mrs Frederick Engle voice —are to be presented in recital Wednesday at 4 p m in Ferry hall They are Mary Beth NCIPOTI Joanne SpAzer Betty R Koes nig Phyllis Joyce M Jerre 11 Helen L Smit h Jeannette Judd Jean McGavock Helen D Hudson Marilyn Milligan Bessie T Russell Dawn Bennion Ruby C Brown Susanna Bingham Gwen Petty Stanley W Steadman Margery Whittaker Laurene S Hodges and Doris M Warner Intermotintain Weather Captain Bride Return Vines Reeves Espy of head of Selznick agency has been taken on as general manager by Buddy De Sylva Buddy's trying to get King Cole it means that S L Mutters of Minden much will be moved January 17 1945 47:r1bune Swell! 60 PILOT CAFE Airport Highway at Redwood Road DOORS OPEN 8:45 A M FEATURE STARTS AT 9:00 12:10 3:30 6:25 and 9:35 REGULAR PRICES-- 45c 'Til 5 P M 65c EVENINGS ALSO ELIFIIVZ IUDS '11t4711 tRACC31171 tfiliDore Except Sunday Thru Feb 15th CLIFTON WEBB ROOKIES IN BURMA Allen Wally CARNEY BROWN I |