Show J T1IE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 20 On Realistic Tale Young R-K-- 0 Don Woods m fcnuJiu Tana Furmnd and Theater OuUd Flayer PLAYINHTFF— Love 1Ur at nuriais Aimrviiu: and Iu't Orpheum ity audiences Wednesday at the R Orpheum "Dance Hall" Radio Pictures newest talking picture production proved conclusively that It Is a play to please everyone This picture has been produced with sincerity and intelligence Adapted from the magazine story by Vina Delmar "Dance Hall" is the realistic and believable tale of the love Of a youth for a little dance hall hostess and the complications which serve to almost wreck the romance “Dance Hall" carries a most competent and fitting cast Olive Borden more bewltrhlngly attractive than she has ever appeared— perhaps It the blonde tresses— and Arthur Lake one of the most pleasing and popular of the younger players are Ideally suited to the leading roles The dancing of these two ts particularly effective In the "Dumb Drag" and "Blue Bottom" both new creations In that line Joseph Cawthom grand old character comedian from the musical comedy stage essays another role which flta like hhn the He Is a strlkuig proverbial glove example of now the talking picture haa opened a hitherto unknown field for artists from the legitimate stage The balance of the cast are all worthy of the standard set by the principals unit Bhow are Heading the Leavitt and Lockwood as well and In known the musical favorably comedy field as thev are In vaudeville “Hit Bits of 1929" Is the title of their presentation and It Is a most appropriate one Besides the stars themselves Teddy Eddy and his band Is distinctly one of the hit bits Teddy plays a "mean" comet and his assistants are no less able Oattison Jones and Elsie Elliott are two of the smoothest and most finished dancers on the stage today Then there are the Hayden-Glor- la Girls good lookers and neat steppers and Bab Day Bchepp circua Introduces a galaxy of animal stars Dogs of every description perform astonishing feats of intelligence skill and daring Jack Major who has a novel way of presenting his act sings his way Into the good graces of hla audience Earlhijiiake Ilils Los Angeles public by their outstanding work Norman Feusier and Arthur Lolt Margot Beaton have also Increased tlielr local following bv their excellent work In “Smilin' Thru” Other members of the cast although in minor roles have exhibited an interest hi details and finish that aids materially hi the general theater-goin- g built staff for Oanr K nea outdoor OEM ‘The Virginian” rfaxa e with Gary Conner Mary Brian Kn hard Arleo and Walter Huston comedy review novelty and sound RIAl TO — Noah Beery Jnon Robardt and I he lale of VaW In Virginia ah uiktnjr mrlodrarua taJjuu Ships rrmi-d- y d aund new 8TA TP — Belle Bennett In her first talking with Joe E Molly aud Me picture Brown also talking comedly novelty aud lxt Beat Ml MC HIGH AUlil ruHIUM -- Friday eve-niJanuary 1 1 Bruit quartet under a umof the Musical Ana smlety WFflT pire Guild Players Please In Drama “ Smilin' Thni It Isn’t often that a drama that has been played so frequently as "Smilin' Thru" and that lias had the leading role portrayed by so many prominent actresses retains the appeal that Is unquestionably attached to the presentation at the Playhouse this week where the Theater Guild players are giving an extremely artistic showing of the great love story Miss Fsmonde and Mr Wood In the leading roles have made great strides Into the affections of the Salt TURNING THE DIAL t a 7 ' ter m KflL 8Hin-uKDYL U8 7 a 45 exercise Julie wuiu and hit slra “Start the KHL— day minute KDVL-Fifte- en Since appearing In her recent musical comedy success "Rosalie" Miss Marilyn Millrr Broadway's most famous musical comedy actress has not been idle As a matter of fact while waiting for the new and as yet untitled Ziegfeld extravaganza to go into rehearsal In w hlch of course she will be starred on Broadway Miss Miller has been to Hollywood where she made her first picture the and singing screen version of her greatest Ziegfeld success “Sally" And In this latest First National production which by the way has been produced entirely in natural colors the ravishing Miss Miller sings dances makes merry and carries on a delightful romance In a most engaging and disarming manner And n with Joe E Brown comedian of the stage and screen she taps through a number of amazing dances that are a Joy to watch Audiences will find Mis Miller an ingratiating comedienne one of the gayest of New York's musical comedy stars to come to the audible screen In support of this famous Ziegfeld Star Is Alexander Oray who plaved with Miss Miller In "Sally" when this production toured on the road He also sang for a time In “The Desert Bong" when this popular operetta was on view In New York Others In the cast Include Joe E Brown in a hilarious comedy role Pert Kelton also a recruit from the stage Maude Turner Oordon Nora Lane Ford Sterling and Jack Duffy "Bally" will be presented at the Paramount theater starting Friday for a seven days' run or-c- h right” Three-fou- 143 a m lar song writer r ’ Time NRH Ship of Joy KDY- Broach ant by direct police headquarters nniMr KDYL— CBfl KPt procram di- Musical program II KHi “A visit with Mr Jennie Lee ” KDYL— Hawaiian Lthoea” 11:11 a KflL— ' Jazxlcal Jubilee” IIJM a to KML Mr Bin Ping KDYL-Bo-ng Jiom the Sihcraheet 11:11 a m KflL— Musical momenta I) Aan KHL — Midday melange g KDYL— Farm flashes synopsis of program aud weather report 19 If w m KHL Weather foreeau agriculture ft KHL— a m economic 9 m KDYL CBS “Curtain Call ” 1990 KflL- - Livestock review 19 2M p to KHI RflTa program aynopsig KDYL-CB8 the Aztecs group J9U pm I t n If if p KflL— m of aud Instrumental lololst n Tooele t Sf p m chestra M P m KHl 'Musical Matinee” KDY- L- Varieties KHl"1’ Western Wild Life Topic at Lecture 4 4 Wild animal life of the western Rockv mountains mas printed at an illustrated lecture Wednesday night at the assembly hail by William L Tinley camera hunter as a part of the series being presented under auspices of the extension division of the University of Utah-S- ix reel of motion pictures taken in the western United states and Canadian Rockies by Mr Finley and Arthur N Pack a ere fchoan 3 Vi Musical program' from KSL studios KPt -- Theodore Strong organist wllh 10 9 m LlruHav Alters Trio KM KDM Synktn Bhnken and Nod” KPT KM proaraui ' Kh R'-- - YoUvli I0 10 9 m KPO-- Science and Invention 10 30 p m KflL— Fireside Entertainment Harrj Ye Olde Towne Cryer ” club p m FOR MERLV iioiiomo ftv THE SALT LAKE VN I KflL- - Studio program Harmon? hour KDYL KPO T firrni organlit V Imer Herllna bnlone KOA Plantation Eclioes 10 9 to KKHC -- V1 ValeiUe and hi Roof S K E THEATRE GUILD and Moonyeen THIS WEEK— MATINEES ALL TODAY AND SATURDAY a BETTER drama week dramatic event— Philip Barry's icnsational notable Broadway t auccesa HOLIDAY Sealt now nn aalf — make reservations early Manners at 2 15—hents 26c 60c 7bc tunings 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LI KING LIPS! Pleasure-Craze- d Cass presented ft radio program Wednesday which was broadcast from the stage of the school auditorium and was picked up and rebroadcast In the classroom Paul had charge of the program Short talks and musical selections were given by members of the class Bjwater was assisted by Liaie Rumel and Junius SeegmiUcr — Ymi er - Orpheum -0 jour favorite motion' rcliiiv jficlure stars vrariiij Walker Milliiierj — in a Jcliglitful color ami sound reel! W Series Scheduled ith h: y Last Day— We Urge You to See CLIVE- - RUTh CHATTERTON BROOK aneJbufirJsr-Qd-j Modern Political jAy'' ( 4 (J i Dictator 4 T Lecture 5 KOOK GVllDKN HOTEL I T Ml TIII RSDVY 8 P 51 AUl III R LIKE OLIVE IHUIDEN JOSEPH CAU THORN flfe "Dl MB will sop JIM1RY 16 Single Admission the AenallonU Vpw Fimc Steps DIUC” and "DLL K BOTTOM” and LOCKWOOD sv LEAVITT Vv rvtcnsioii Pni-io- n I V I imrrilY of Utah 4 heir Hus iral Re VU4 “1IIT HITS OF 1919“ —W Salt lake’s ! 50c — In— 7 alker's Displayed ill Our Windows Today A Jparamount The lecturer Is MR V R WALLACE N'c the same identical Fashions at Gooduill Broadcast lUniimiiiimniiii Time" M R-K- In 4 4 "World Thinkers of Our Model in BMck Msra East high salesmanship studentunder the direction of Mrs Nellie Triumph” MUSSOLINI Midnight Madness! shown here wearing WHEN YOU VISIT THE Youth a Swirl of and Talking IftBiaiBBIRISaSSMSSIBS NCLG FEET! an Alphonsine Salesmanship Students Broadcast Program FRHAV “SHOW BOAT” ! 5 2 ''Kinging 5elcz Iupc T DOMING IN SOUND AND COLOR' The V' BETTER DRAMA SEASON KFRC— Light and Shadows KoA — ' The Olympian 9 KN Authority of the Screen adNEW YORK Jsn 15 M’t-dress of King George of England fiveof the the convention opening jvower naval conference In London-oJanuary 21 will be broadcast throughout the United States and Canaria by the Columbia and National broadcast hvg sv stems Tha broadcast will go In the air at I a m Eastern standard time systems are V £C£W King's Address To Go on Air telephone m 11 It or- KDL— Popular ernd of reddest Ktr - ThP Roval Gang " KDIL-CH- fl Hotel Bhellon orchestra 80 p m Khi “Ye Olde Towne Crver M KDYL — Unde Ben and th Kangaroo p m Parrot's Fever Automatic bfin? esUblihod in Mexico ' p m HL ft 4 Hour “ Columba Symphony KDL-CB- S imiAirat ensemble Americans pram Kl’u Fdua Rleae Players and Aeolusn Trio KFKC— Hotel Paramount orchestra 10 I KlNL—CBd Freddig Rich and hi t -- North Clark baritone -Johnny Roaell KDYL broad-catton heatra Klo Nathan Abai Molln recital KIYL CBS ‘’For Your Information ” Martha Bears and Dr Hubert McLaughlin 46 p KHJ Officials Study 19 Phllro hour Julius Tan-nen- n Bennett and Henry M KDYL review Columbia ensemble 9f p m lna itit National Forura from abhlritf Ion I) Cl KNX - KN't feature program KMtO— The Unexpected Rrogiain p m KflL— NBC vocal and Instrumental en-- e mbies KDYL CBS “The Dream Boat ’ K Musical Episode KOA Black Leal “ at t K! L ‘Arnos ‘n Andv ” KDYL CBS Will Oa borne tad hi or- heat nt KM Arthur Lang muHcal comedy college courtesy pro- Newscast! ng KLYL — C'BeJ repoils of damage had been made there however The shock appeared to move In northeast and southwest directions Redondo Beach felt It but without ruary W rected by MUi Lulu Hoyra KDYL Mormus exercise If HeK a m si Beauty talk musical interludes Kl L Contrasts If 41 a m 19 moving with a rolling Hie shocks motion rather than the sharp Jolt often characteristic of earth movements was felt strongly In Pasadena and In the hills of Altadena At Beaumont and Banning two dls tlnct shocks were felt rattling windows and shaking down pictures No Improvement 1914-191- m economha p m today The quake was severe In Hollywood where shoppers in stores and office workers rushed Into the streets No damage waa reported institutions public board will be held in Pocatello Friday instead of Bouse as originally planned It was announced today All members of both boards will be In Pocatello for the state chamber of commerce meeting and the board meeting will follow this The board will discuss mainly prison farm Improvements though the building programs of all other state Institutions will be considered at the same tune The prison board has already authorized building of temporary structures at the farm located on Eagle island below Boise but these are to serve only during the coming spring and summer while development work Is In progress The United States leads In the of machinery for the making of shoes ’ p m f 30 KDYL— CBfl KDYL— An hour of variety KHL-Ho- rn x BOISE Idahoin — The meeting the state prison board with the (““ 15 WASHINGTON Jan to auHearings on the Leavitt bill thorize creation of Indian trust estates Will begin before the house Indian affairs committee on Feb- Pneumonia Takes American General Wire from am If a outhern California from the Mojave the north to San Diego on the south and from the Pacific ocean a far Inland as Indio and Niland In Coachella valley was shaken bv brief earthquake shocks at 425 and 4 35 desert on City HOME DYNAMITED SCRANTON Pa Jan 13 MP) — The horn? of James Arlgonl former director of public safely was dynamited this morning Mrs Arlgonl and a daughter were the only occupants of the house at the time They escaped Injury Arlgonl was In New York City forty-seve- KHL- - 0 HAVANA Jan 15 (R —One hundred and fifty-sisugar mills owned and 0erated bv Cubans Americans and Spaniards including several of the hugest mills in the world began grinding at midnight last night for the 1929-3- 0 season which according to latest official figures will approximate 4500000 tons of raw sugar A large amount of sugar cane has been cut at various "colono” In order to fill the demand tor cane necessary to keep factories grinding day and night lor the next four months to in Gate 200-0- with the popu- L- man's 615 -S- Grind of Board Meet magic conspired to produce as grotWASHINGTON Jan 15 m-T- lie esquely ugly malevolent and threatfirst official reports on deaths and ening a group of individuals as could damage The quake did not extend to Santa serious Illnesses due to parrot's fever be Imagined for some of the scenes 111 "The Isle of Lost Barbara or Into Owens valley Im- or psittacosis In widely separated Ships” cities reached fedeml health offiTills big First National production perial valley also escaped cials today and led them to give furdealing wllh shipwreck In the Sarther consideration to placing an gasso sea refuge on a floating island on importation of the birds of derelict ships and battle with the AV w York Woman Found The reports were meager and did formidable colony there comes to the not one new death and two cover in Dead Rialto theater Thursday Apartment suspected cases reported unofficially Virginia Valll Jason Robards and today nor all of the eight deaths and By TOM PETTEY Noah Beery head the cast Robert n cases that public health NEW YORK Jan 15 fCTS)— Mrs O Connor Is a detective who Is bringofficers said they had information ing the hero to stand trial for a crime Harriet M Adlen 37 Pstranged wife about of a Park Avenue broker was found yesterday They brought Inhe has not committed Harry Corhowever that Is expected ding Robert Homan Sam Baker dead today in the Penthouse apart- formation Frank Chew Jack Ackroyd and Majc ment of Dudley Murphy a free lance to aid In tracing the origin of the Her neck outbreak Davidson are among the picturesque option picture director jnns marked by the Imprint of a heavy characters of the floating Island An comedy and the string of pearls but the police recordusual sound news reel complete the ed the case as "not suspicious” and attributed her death to heart disease bill rather than strangulation The reluctance of detectives to disIn 1450 books were printed from cuss the case lent an element of mysmovable type for the first time BAN FRANCISCO Jan 15 (D — tery to the w Oman s death and Incidents connected wtth the lives of both Brigadier General John T Knight U 8 A retired died at Uie Presidio Murphy and Mrs Adler were colorful here today He was 68 years old Radio Stations VO K Shortly before the great war ended KSP— 8lt Lk I M 212 KDYL Ualt Lake M 120 K Governor Holds Liquor Knight was sent to France where in KKT 4fl8 t M 640 K Lot ArtvtiPt October he headed the quartermasKPRC- - flan PrtMiclco 4n KM 610 K Uuyer Guilty as Seller ters corps at Brest He held this post 740 K 5M J9 Knookiftn! 41 6M 620 K until February 1919 when he beK N X — Hollywood loso K COLUMBIA S C Jan 15 bn— came assistant and later chief quar2 M KoA— !envr 810 K 7l Governor John G Richards In his termaster of the American K 31 3M expedi440 ft M KPO — Ban Francisco WOK annual message to the South Caro- tionary forces at Tours and Paris lina general assembly today recomand immediately following During' mended that the buyer of whisky be the war with Spain Knight saw servmade equally guilty with the seller ice in Cuba and the KDYL— Thg day’ popular tuneg Philippines From n NBC and sentence that If KjjL— a be manda6 was chief quartermaster jail he Hon Charles Evans Hughea tory upon a second conviction of a of the Philippine addrees on ‘Court of lntemaUonaj department with Itelatinna violation headquarters at Manila KDYL flio(k reports and dinner hour prohibition law varieties General died of pneumonia Knight fM P m— WORLD WAR CHAPLAIN DIES The Harmony Nlghthawks GERMAN JOBLESS INCREASE WICHITA m Kan Jan 15 UP)— Dr If Kl)L KflL Light Opera romnayo Otis E Gray 50 rector of St James BERLIN P)— The number of JobKDYL— The Western Irlo Episcopal church here died today of less In Oermany drawing unemploy713 p m KDYL — Celeste Trio blood disorder caused by gas poia ment insurance passed the 1 000000 7 30 i m suffered while he was serving mark in November by official count KDYL— CB3 ‘Dixie Echoes” wtth soning as a chaplain in the world war He This Brother Jenkins represents an Increase of 100 f n had been 111 for several months over the same period lost year KflL— NBC classical and popular Latin m u film makeup Season Prison ju fk INDIAN BILL HEARINGS SET KOW-Por’- lind p Merrlftex Alarm Clock” a m KHL ' Moments With the Melody Mas 730 a Nature and the 15 Cuba’s Sugar Mills Launch 1G' 1930 1 m Setting-uKDYLr— ' 7h 1A Melodrama of Sea On Screen at Rialto Jan ANGELFS LOS JANUARY -- KflL I I m KflL -- “The Morning Watch Marilyn Miller Next KDY L— Breaklaal program a “Studies In On Paramount Screen IN K8L— new scries of international goodwill broadcasts will be iiiauguiatcd for the Columbia Broadcasting svs- -tem January 21 by Kir Esme Howrd ambassador of Great Britain and oean Of the Washington diplomatic corps KDYL oificials annoutued on Monday The scries will continue over a vear an international per- unage speaking pn each occasion As -- On the talking screen K O ORPHFWM and Olive Dane nail ' tlh Arthur la and Lot ftoidon on the ’ U Hit Bit Oi s Revue K K-unit production m fV OH THE Al DIHI f PARAMOUNT-Ruth Chatterum and Cttv Brook m ‘The Laughing Lady'4 a gripresult drama fo the ping 1 lie stage settings which were to MarchBiHinuie trie and Bii r sound and painted by the Playhouse ing to CKorgia and Charle FarJanet In their entirety have come ill rell m the muvkal romance ’Sunny Side and darwitiif a big share of the praise ainirnuc lip’ a tin El Brendci Rhtfou Lynn aud &0Q “Smilin' Thru" continue all week Ofhrrv aonnd lie with matinees Thursday and eem-rd- v VICTORY- - I he unroarloua with Mary Brian and Kahtticr Neil Hamilton short subject and sound R Opening suspiciously before capac- K-- Shoppers Flee Staged Screen Lake THURSDAY MORNING ith— Own Stage Mar GATTISON i here Moderns l)ino aiul Dance’ beitnnlnc at 0 Vloek 1 abarrt Uanring at 9 Serrle JONES I QUALITY St HI I'P'S COMHH CIRtlS of Hodc-Fodj lltm-- ow Monke 4 tmA and Mitnfs I5r0& rrrrwi in ry-- ? |