Show ®bww iksmimit THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 9 1932 13 ? WOMEN CONDUCT OWN GOLF TOURNEYS Gene Sarazen Leads Field in British Open Yankee Ace Macks Take Third Place Cubs Regain Porter Heads Does Course Grove Wins Tenth in Row Lead Win in Committee on Triple in Ninth With Bases Full 14th In Neat 70 Berry’s Inning Open Series Gives Chisox Victory Over Senators Wholly View of Marriage Filmed at Capitol Vp-to-Da- THE CAST FRFDRIG MARCH SYLVIA SIDNEY Adrlanne Allen Jerry Corbett Joan Prentice Claire Hempstead Buck Charlcle Actor Now Playing Smartly Developed te Skeeu Gallagher Florence Britton Cary Grant Dorothy Arzner Director ON THE AID1BLE SCREEN PARAMOUNT— Marian Marxh In -- Beauty and the Boas" with Warren Williams Fredric Kirr Charles Buttei worth ‘ Passion Play with RlALlO—rrelburg and deorse Fassuacht Adolphe ai Chrlbtus and Judas QHPHEUM— Ann Harding In "West ward Passage" with Laurence Oliver Irv ing Picket Zaau Pitta CAPITOL— Fredric March and flylvla Sidney In "Merrily We Go to Hell" with Adrienne Allen Skeets Gallagher In "One Hour OEM— Maurice Chevalier With You" with Jeannette MacDonald Genevieve Tobin Roland Young STATE— "Manhattan Parade" with Smith and Dali Winnie Llaluner also Edmund Lowe In "The Spider " MARLO ISuaarhousei — Greta Garbo In Mata Hail" with Ramon Novarro Lionel Barrymore Lewis Slone Drama of Love and Divorce at -- R-K- -0 THE CAST Olivia Van Tyne ANN HARDING Nick Alien Laurence Olivier Irvin Pichel Harry OUtndorf Mrs Truesdale Zaau Pitis Henrietta Juliette Compton Diane Van Tyne Irene Furcell Ann Harding is the glamorous star a smooth imof “Westward Passage" a sparkling didrama of love and matrimony pressive production is offered this week at the Capitol theater where vorce and second marriage which "Merrily We Go to Hell” is being opened at the R K-Orpheum The title is unique— so is presented Wednesday It is built on the Margain the picture! ret Ayer Barnes’ novel of the same Jauntily modern Root Bests Quinn in Duel Women’s Meet Goes to For-o- f theme and interpretation it Immedi- late snd she Is forced to face a firing title Four Mac From Par Clips ately captures interest with its gay squad Against a colorful background of The picture was directed by George transatlantic AMERICAN LEAGUE wistful appealingly ‘uman story liners CLEVELAND June 8 W— Lefty est Dale on Dates to European setReliefs Cards Phils Smith Three Britons who recent Fitzmaurice has Standing of tha learns such hits and Fredric March &ylvla Sidney tings and American studios a story Grove pitched and batted his way to to as credit his Kiss” roles in are the May “Strangers is unfolded of the intensely fascinatstarring superb Be Fixed Soon Giants Victors One Stroke Behind March make the young writer Jerry and "The Unholy Garden” ing struggle of a woman torn behis tenth straightr Corbett a living lovable and laughtween two loves Miss Harding has ’ His whimsical faults Chevalier today as the Phila-- j a completely different role in “Westable person Latest Film Athletic: NATIONAL LEAGUE Formal withdrawal of the Utah become his strongest claim to the delphia ward Passage" appearing as Olivia By FRANK H KING Teams of the Standing defeated the Cleve State Women's Golf association and sympath of the audience as the story Release Now Seen at Gem Van Tyne first as a girl who elopes SANDWICH England June 8 UP land Indians 3 t B Porter Fort of love and marriage mishaps unthe appointment of R with Nick Allen (Laurence Olivier) The spectacular spurt of Britain's 1 and mountedl of state the 6M Douglas as chairman open folds Wednesday’s Results Training and timing and building a tempestuous and unsuccessful auSylvia Sidney is unforgetyouth faded today before the grand into third place in Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 1 committee were the major occur- - table as the girl In love— Joan Pren- light comedy derived from the mu- thor A daughter is born to them Rolf of a chunky New York 5 Detroit 4 American! the tice — and later the wife still passion- sical comedy stage is invaluable to and in a short while their Washington 2 Chicago 3 New York profesUtah State Golf association Wednes- ately In love in spite of problems that players who work In films of similar ends in divorce as the resultmarriage Boston 4 St Louis 11 league of fresional Gene Sara Cincinnati The I n d ia n s' day afternoon would have crushed a less ardent character recently declared Ernst quent quarrels brought on by povzen and the United Thursday’ Schedule bebeatin of to decision Chevathe Maurice definite With director of Lubitsch hopes courageous soul erty Boston at 6t Louis States once more Grove after eight Wednesday's Results come unaffiliated with the state assolatest picture "One Hour With Then Olivia Washington at Chicago "Merrily We Go to Hell'’ is in a lier's took command of again meets Harry deCincinnati 2 New York 9 setbacks' New York at Detroit association the ciation a woman’s You" illustrates that straight picture clearly class by itself as screen entertainwho is Irving Pichel who the British open (14) Chicago 7 Brooklyn Philadelphia at Cleveland to in the last two its with to cided Lubitsch the plans 0 15 says point Boston proceed St Louis These modern lovers deterhad courted her unsuccessfully bement championship 10 Philadelphia 11 hold the annual women’s state tourna mined to avoid anything melodrayears rose in then "Although the picture has none of fore her first marriage — Whltehlll 7 In 8 Hogsett I in 1 Losing Pittsburgh They are Leaving seventh when Porcourse Dale ment at muthe Forest of familiac numbers the chorus golf — Pitcher—Whitehill matic in their relationship facing married and ten years of serene Thursday's Schedule shooting of 69s to 15 and ter hit a home runVv'1some time t between a is lightning-fassical August it comedy a breezy with heartbreak Boston jest go straight happiness follows for them While on such youngsters as CHICAGO June 8 UP— Charlie St Louis atatBrooklyn but Grove tied the(' 'jfSy&A? almost farcical production with a tour of Europe Olivia September 1 to one's heart Clever amusing diaChicago Don Curtis and accidentally when score at set by the state tripled to center with the bases Cincinnati at New York Berry dates The Lubitsch musical numbers" formerly explains balance meets Nick now a famous novelist sincere and logue Eric McRuvie in he caught Harder’s first pitch for a filled and two out in the ninth inning Pittsburgh at Philadelphia were September 6 to 10 at Og the dramatic scenes comedy Chevaliers’ entire career before en- Sensing that Olivia's interest is body qualifying hard clout over the right field screen today to give the Chicago White Sox BROOKLYN June 8 m— The Chi- den but on formation ofthe women’s Adnanne Allen a subtle and strik- tering pictures was In this realm of aroused leaves for New York Sarazen rounds a 3 to 2 victory over Washington and in the eighth association at Ogden recently these ingly lovely young English actress entertainment with his seasons in the in order Harry to gain all of her love and cago Cubs staged a successful uphill opened the throttle Bishop Cochrane Simmons and even up the series Follies Bergere and his London muplans were discarded wide in the first Coleman followed with singles to Pete Daglia just in from Oakland fight today to defeat Brooklyn 7 to The women's association will meet makes her first appearance as the sical comedy successes "Hello Amer loyalty—or to lose her entirely "other woman" in the case Olivia and Nick and their daughter dangerous round of the chamm the other two scores allow- of the Pacific Coast league pitched 5 in 14 innings bring round of the the on qualifying day cross the Atlantic on the same boat gkeels Gallagher has an amusing eom-fo- r lea” and "White Birds" pionship proper tothe Athletics to rise from fifth one inning for the Sox and was cred- and regain the Nafeminine annual ing Fort the Ld roe as Buck a philosophical Douglas Jeanette MacDonald like Cheva- and Nick quickly rekindles Olivia’s day hammered out a brilliant 70 four place over the Indians and Detroit ited with the victory 22 lead tional scheduled meet June hnvitationa1 league Flor- lier always played in musical shows love for him WASHINGTON CHICAGO reporter glven to 4 strokes under par for Prince's long which lost to New York to 26 to set definite dates for the state ence AB H O A from the defeated ABHOAi Brlttoi) George Irving and Cary before going nnematic Her list comHarry is unable to meet the boat and difficult layout and led the field CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA 3 0 6 0 Boston Braves 2b Funk cf Myer meet prised such as "Boom Boom" "Sunny and Nick persuades Olivia to go to his Grant complete the cast AB H O A Rice If AfiHOAl 3 13 0 zrKonseca 0 0 0 0 of 109 by a single stroke woat of the withdrawal formal The Trailing 1 Over" and 4 3 Porter rf “The farmhouse studio where she is forced 2 0 0 Rothrock cf 0 0 0 0 5111 West cf The Mills Brothers radio favorites Days” "Bubbling Bishop 2b Gene Plays Carefully 4 0 5 OBurnett sa Cramer cf 5223 Reynolds rf 4 1 1 0 Sullivan 3b 4 0 2 0 the end of the men's organization and its decision have an Ring" Both Chevalier and to decide between her new-ollover entertaining novelty on the Magic 4 16 0 Blue lb Cochrane c 4 2 9 0 Averlll cf 3 0 9 5210 lb Cubs sixth the Judge tournaments in meant to own stroke conduct its as Mi if In MacDonald have every 1 0 Vosmik If Playing sung every and her husband new program A Tom Kennedy coin-4 0 2 4 0 4 0 Simmons If 3 J J A ? 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Root two organiza- and Paramount sound news The course Charley the 3 0 0 2 Kamm 3b a cian with gested another 35 three under par finish- Dykrs 3m voice trained 401 thrown p 0 0 0 0 Berry c “A soprano Perfect 38” a Vagabond travel 4230 complete 0 0 tions however will cooperate In all ILyons p bill and an ability to dance was ing with two birdies to lead the per- Grove p an Aesop's picture “Shanghai" 0 0 0 0 Quinn in a izApplln of matters interest contender mutual on in ennial respective "Dear Sir" Broadway fable 0 0 0 0 aslia p "Happy Polo" and an duel between officers said Macdonald Smith and three British Hour Mau“One With with You" Pathe news release 31 10 21 16 34 8 27 7 Totals 30 5 21 6 32 1x26 111 Tota's Totals Officers of the women's association Exotic Star in ‘Mata pitchers rice Chevalier in the stellar role and Percy Alliss W H ( Willie zBatted for Harder in ninth xlwo out when winning run scored Root allowed only 000 are: Mrs A H Means president Mrs 000 030—3 Davies and Charles Whitcombe by a Philadelphia in Jeanette MacDonald the ” In for zBatted leading eighth Marin Jfnri next nt 000 000 100 — one hit while Clet eland A P Bigelow Ogden vice president ZzBntted for Funk In eighth feminlne roIe comes to the stroke Errors— Bishop Burnett Runs 000 002 000 — 2 Quinn Bummvary: weakened" Mrs C E Foley Bonneville second There were six 73s in the first batted ater tor four days starting Thursday In— Grove Foxx Coleman Porter Washington — 3 000 000 003 Chicago fourteenth1— the Cissell Coleman' in Averin' the but hits— M medal ForMrs of dangerous Portraying J round the play vice president: Errors — Myer Rice Runs batted In — Riley ner Stolen b Grove hits — and three blows including a triple est Dale secretary and Miss Betty glamorous life of the notorious Reynolds Judge Berry 3 teen 74s and sixteen 75s and among Hom Three-bas- e West Kress hits — Berry Gabby Hartnett and a double by Botterill Country club publicity di- World war spy “Matia Harl” the picthe latter was Tommy Armour deStolen base — Reynolds Sacrifice— Lyons by Amerof ture of that title will open Thursday third Double Blue and Myer plays— Berry Bill Jurges brought in the winning rector Spencer fending champion 3 Burke runs Kress Blue Bases on balls Plans for the state open tourna- at the Mario theater with the sensaica's major hopes 4 Burke 1 Hits— Struck out— Leons The Cuba lost the services of ment scheduled at Fort Douglas 1 In 8 Daglia none In DETROIT June 8 (P — The Burke 4 In Apparently beaten off in his chance July tional combination of Greta Garbo In none Ipitched to one manl Charley Grimm in the first inning Brown g antj jq wjh be forwarded rapidly and Ramon Novarro In the leading to lead the field Sarazen came down keej- bg three— Babe Ruth Lou 6 — Losing a his pitcher Daglia pitcher— when he dislocated wrist in play officers of the association said roles to the final four holes the last and Gehrig and Vernon Gomez — got to- Winning Burke at first base Hartnett took his place The exceptional cast of this ambiChairman Porter will name other most difficult needing but two birdies gether today to take a close game for rest of the the game BosST LOUIS June 8 members of his committee within the tious and as many pars to get his 70 Par from the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 producCHICAOO BROOKLYN and Sarazen for the stretch is Ruth and Gehrig drove in all the ton pitchers each allowed six safeties BHOAI BHOA o next week he said Wedensday eve- - tion also includes such outstanding nine He expects to confer with screen personalities as Lionel Barryscored New York runs the Babe hitting his as the St Louis Browns smashed out J Moore cl 8- 3 6 l- D Tailor t! cl " Gomez was m an seventeenth homer victory over the Red Sox English!' 3b'' 1 3 2 3 ODdiA ' 65 0J 3 0slmc association officers before he more and Lewis Stone with also Alliss Loses Luck al5 0 2 o! Wilson rt today Hornsby rf only through wildness He 618 o'corripletes the personnel of the com Karen Morley C Henry Gordon and In marked contrast to Sarazen’s trouble BOSTON ST LOUIS Alec B Francis together with a large mittee lowed five hits and fanned 13 but AB HOA ABHOAI finish was the stretch play of Percy nine walks 6 8 0 4 Schulte cf 4 3 2 1 1 0 supporting company Wrzht as Hemsley c Rhyne as Alliss one of Britain’s chief hopes gaveNEW 4 3 3 0 Burns lb 4 2 11 1 Hartnett YORK 14 0 Sukelortli c DETROIT 6 Watad "Mata Hari” was selected after a AB H O A 8tumpf rf 5 2 2 0 Jurgeg 1 3 3 3 Lopez c 3 0 t 0 AB H O A1 who came to the fourteenth four unss Campbell rl 2110 of many stage plays and novels study 3 0 13 0 Webb lb 1 Onslin II 4 0 3 0 6 5 Davis 4 3 5 0 Combs lb 3 cf H Bush Kelli 69 lb 50 j a p 113 headed for der even fours and 5 1 2 1 Jolley II 4 3 I 1 0 Rogell ss 2 0 xCuyler 1 0 0 0 Clark as being eminently suited to bring 8e well 3b 3 2 0 2 Ferrell e p 4130 final his stroked 1 as Sarazen 4 0 McManus 2b 3 0 6 2 Mehllo 2b putt Ruth If 5 4 4 2Smlth p 4 2 0 OiStone U 0 0 0 0'Qulnn P 1102 out the best dramatic talents of both 5 2 6 OiOehringcr 2b 2 0 5 3 Oliver cf 5 3 0 3 xxZ Taylor 1 0 OizFrederlck 2121 Stortl 3b But Alliss frittered away a stroke Gehrig lb 1000 4 'Root Garbo and Novarro The plot depicts 4 1 3b 3 1 1 0 Levey ss rf 4 0 10 Walker cf I 0 0 4110 Pickering Chapman p 71 a 5 for in 3 0 finishing 4 0 2 1 Hebert p 0 0 0 2 8 0 14 1 Lawrence rl O'Connolly Dickey c engrossing career of the 4 IWpPt 4 0 51 Kline p 0 3 0 1 l'Schuble 3b 161 11 20 49 11 42 42 59 Mac Smith went out in 34 two un- Lazerl 2b Totals p 111 Totals 110 Gray whose beauty and 1 l'Ruisril p 2 0 0 01 4 0 3 0 Hayworth c ss lng dancer-spXBatted for Bush In leventh der par sinking long putts and play- Crosettl 1 0 0 0! 4 0 11 Ruel c Gomez p p 0010“ yxB&tted for Bmith In eighth glamor enabled her to win her way of a but 6 xVan Camp 1 0 0 0! 2 0 0 beautiful Whltehlll couple p In golf fourteenth zBatted for Quinn ing Six players tied for first prize In into the confidence of Allied officers 0 0 0 000 200 030 OOO Hogsett p Chicnao long ones failed to drop on the way 0 0 0 0 35 9 24 9' Totals 40 18 27 14 Brooklyn zWhlte the Junior Chamber of Commerce and thus to furnish the enemy forces Totals 211 000 000 100 0 2 0 in and he had to be content with a 71 zzAlexandr lb mn xBatted lor Llzenbee In ninth Errom-FO Doul Runs blind bogey at the Forest Dale golf with strategic war plans When she Summary: 121 000 zzzRhtel 0X— 4 bptted in— Hemsley 1000 Boston Armour’s putts wouldn't drop at Finn Cucclnello 2 015 310 lOx— 11 ODoul D Taylor 84ephenson St Louis finally falls in love with one of the Jurge 2 course Wednesday afternoon all six of them bouncing out of the Totals — 2 35 8 27 Runs Z hits— WilSummary Errors Rhyne Levey Hartnett Joseph P Butler La Vere Moffatt many men she has betrayed it is too batted in— Kline Jolley Goslln 4 Campbell son Taylor Three-bas- e 2 J Moore ran in a round that might easily have 7Ran for Hayworth In eighth Jurges Stephenson Schulte 2 Ferrell Stortl Levey Webb zzBatted for Whitehill In eighth hits — D Taylor Sukeforth Hartnett R W Kerr Walter Sondrup G R been a 69 e hits— Rhyne 2 Melll-l- o Home run —Cucclnello iizBatted lor Davis in eighth 010 200—5 Pickering Stolen base — Slade Larson and Richard A Jensen carded 200 A R Bradbeer young professional Nrw York Ferrell Levey Burns Schulte Three-bes- e Sacrifice — Quinn Double plays —J Moore the 000 031 000—4 lucky 43 for first honors hits—Campbell Goslln Home runs— to Hemsley Jurges to Herman to Hartnett who won the qualifying medal with Detroit 2 Double plays— Schulte to Herman to Jurges to Hartnett Wright to Errors— Davis Oehrmger Goslln Second prize was diveded among Jolley Summary needed 76 today while Walker Runs batted in— Ruth 2 Gehrig 3 Ferrell Stortl to Mellllo to Burns Bases Cucclnello to Kelly Bases on balls— Bush Russell Pett L B Merrill Paul B e hits—Combs on balls— Kline 3 Hebert Struck 2 Clark Gray Rogell 3 Whitehill out McRuvie shot a 77 and Curtis 74 Quinn 2 Root 2 Struck 6 In 2 (none —Clark 4 Root 6 Home runs— Ruth Rogeli out— Russell 2 Cannon and Milton Aldrich Kline each Stone Hits— — Havworth 9 Hits Bush Quinn Seattle Walter Pursey professional ALlzenbee in 6 Smith l in i! 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Russell 6 in 2 Sto’en base— White prize was shared also had a 76 and American amateurs Gehrig Sewell 2 Whitehill Gehrlnger Lawrence 8 In 3 Hebert 3 tn 1 Gray 6 in 7 1 story of a I a Hit With pitchrd uv Quinn 1 In 6 F R Mer ana — Whitehill 3 Gome 9 Struck Winning pitcher — Gray lw0 R‘aale on balls Bases Losing — and “rt Robert bv pitcher— bolls Bush Finn abroad Slade Hornxby T14 by Sweeney living — Whitehill Gomez 13 JiitR Kline Hoasett divorce" out "love Wild pitches— Bush Quinn 2 rill each with 42 Clark 2) Douglas Grant carded 78 and 82 V inning pitcher— Root Losing pitcher — Forty-onentered thq tourplayers the that reaches Quinn nament and 47 attended the golf buf4 Morris-Pugmir- e Pictures at fet the clubhouse secret heart of BOSTON Jne 8 ()P)— The St Louis supper served MAGNA PcMVeekf LAST TIMES TODAY Cardinals today came out of their bat- following the afternoon'a play woman every Th BASEBALL LEAGUE ting slump and captured the series opener by pounding four Boston “PASSION PLAY” victory pitchers for 20 hits and a Standing of the Teams 4-- 1 in a weird game that lasted almost Pet Won Lost 1 8o— Till 3 p m— 160 818 2 9 Second East three hours After 36 holes of torrid golf Thorn727 3 8 North Mam still Frisch from Frankie limping 636 4 7 Third Fast D Morris elongated linksman of The Tribune and the Net house Ho545 ton 6 5 returned to the Center Street NEW YORK June 8 (P— Frank his charley-hors455 the Fort 6 5 Row club has successfulCards' lineup and made a terrific im- tel industrial league golf teams were BAG Douglas 364 4 7 Shields Addition on Shields No 3 ranking tennis player pression against the opposing pitch- tied at 4 to 4 with one match to be 6 273 ly defended his Number Two place 3 First East LAST TIMES TODAY 2 102 the team against the deter- in the United States and Ricardo ing getting three singles and a double completed Wednesday evening at the wth LAURENCE 9 First West course out xf of mined The was Ralph Pugmire Nibley park six challenge “MANHATTAN fielding gem Brazilian ace today Pernambuco Monday's Results OLIVIER Otis Pusey led Lynn D Hague of high ranking state amateur Wednes- were drawn against each other for turned in by "Pepper" Martin who Center Street 24 First East 9 PARADE” WIG PICHEL ‘4 Wes Schulmerich of a double the Newhouse team one up at the First West 2 North Mam 10 robbed afternoon day Third East 7 Becond EaU 4 zasu pins Winnie Llghtner then Number the first match of the Davis cup at least by making a leaping catch end of the first nine assuring The Smith ft Dale Recently Morris OUM ForlAOlO zone at American final starting lO score of his drive three feet from the fence Tribune men at least a Three man on the team challenged Tuesday’s Result Perest tomorrow 11 Hills and Shields SPIDER” Sc B Row “THE G ST LOUIS BOSTON Shields Addition 6 and Hague will complete their “DOORS'OPEOiO'M Pugmire who was subsequently de- nambuco will El Brndel ABHOA Pusey match Thursday Fdmund Low take the court at 230 Rfes 2b ABHOA on 19 holes Pugmire feated 1 3 3 5 MuranvlUe 2b 3 0 2 1 Thursday’s Schools d m (e p 8 0 8 0 zMoore MRTtln cf 0 0 0 0 Frank Reese’s 2 to I triumph over t) First East at B fc G Row posted a challenge for another match 6 4 2 2 1 1 3b Aktrs 2b E F Baldwin and Gene Workman's which must be played ten days after Wilmer Allison will oppose Nelson Frisch 5 3 10 OlUrbanskl u 5 1 5 5 lb Friday’s Schedule Cruz In the second singles match Collin 5 3 2 0 5 12 loss of position Watkins rf rf Lach victory over E E Finch ac- Shields Addition at Center Street 15 minutes the a after 2 If OrxRttl if TOMORROWl 'oftiiinrth complemet S starting ) ? 1 Second East at North Main for the four points of the f the two teammates ojrountod Wednesday 2 0 Bchulmrlch Blades If rf 5 3 0 tion of the first match Third East at First West 6 4 4 5 2 5 iNew house team thus far Wilson c lb shirks again At the end of 18 holes they The draw for the doubles which Oelbrrt ss YOUTH llvlnt It own l! 5 3 15 Knothf 3b 2 NEWHOU8E HOTEL THE TRIBUNE R H E were all even Summaries4 They decided on anmo kill It lovln 2 1 E F Baldwin 0 0 0 Hamraves c 3 2 9 Frank Rpfe ll( Johnson 41 12 110 514 -24 Center Street 18 holes which also failed to will be played Friday will be made Lmdftev pp Hav pa0 own mistake 2 10 l'Slbold p 2 0 0 OlxOtlg Ptiaay I Haiua Lynn 11 other 9 000— 30 3X0 310 $wtarhoiot tomorrow with Van Allison and First Fast to Interfere? 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