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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, 'AUGUST 10 BUD AVERILL TO SING BERLIN DOUBTS AT OAY SALTAIR TODAY BOUND 11TH PICT'S - a ' Germany to. iT"5- ' - ? vim mm m ' f i. aa 4 M ; By OUSTAV STOLFER. CopTifht. IMS. Coneolldsted Press.) mfhijs. Aut. 11 "Was ever wo. man In lhJ humor wooed?" Secretary Kellorr could thu cry out wllh Richard nl when he arrives In Paris to v: M :. '"e'ut Germany hss experienced worse thlnai. As a country without a fleet It not partcilpate In naval disarmaBut the whole world know that Krance haa iecelvel from England asIn fusurance that England will vote not to ture dlarmement negotiation! fonaUSer trained reserves aa a part ol doe ment the military establishment. a By doing this London eaums almost Irreconcilable with the elnce Germany Uerman alaodiwlnt. alone among continental etatbe mayd train no reaervee. but muet of 10o,009 with a mercenary army service. men, with twelve-ye- v atis-(le- ar leeaer thlnis alo v.- - fea m m aJr mmm disclose morl PtCTVftC L. i THE WILKES UK BEACH TOKY WW EVtLYN EKLWT- - ROJtE AP0E' lUiT T,, M AND THE IN DIRECT mOM BEOADWAY flTLBAIINO- - WITH IHH DRAMA REAL LIFE WRITTEN JL8 ONXT" WI1XARD MACK. or Her first appearance n the stage Hollywood' moot popular screen etar. COXTLD WRITE IT PLAYED AS ONLY REAL ARTISTS CAN PLAY IT IN MAKE YOUR LOVE MM,m-;m:m- SEASON RESERVATIONS WEDNESDAY In A MARCO'S FANCHON MERRY ANN IDEA e. poa-slb- ls Also AND RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN HIS LATEST DRAMATIC THURSDAY, AUGUST 22-2- 3 SUCCESS "OUT OF THE RUINS" "THE GENERAL' SEAT SALE SHIELD - ; ; ' OPENS HONOR" e lZ t c Private Flying , PLAYERS METROPOLITAN ' ! SOUL ire Uncle Sam's Aces Leave Ranks for jpyy- mm? CT t v- .... mcTcjc -- ja FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 NOW! THE EARLY PATRON GETS THE GOOD SEATS BE AMONG THE 7IRST '?ifWte bernr-evolve- "OLD FRIENDS WITH NEW NAMES" high-grad- f)3Jrtr Ot5 TALKING- - PICTURES. JrtJ,SWafW1'atriaaTaa1arh 5 8 WD6A , From Saturday Evening Post Story, "Four Brothers' GArav FEATURE PICTURE AT 12:303:106:308:1010:30 (E(D(DL?Eia VAUDEVILLE -- OME THE PARAMOUNT WHOLE SHOW PROGRAM Concert Planned For Hotel Roof If , i. HUP A Paramount picture. nf f lieu ocnenier i -- "COMSDYT I and Paramount 1 orchestra " Shows at 12:J0, 2:1S. 4:00, 5:45, 7:30. 5:15. N EWS. NOW SHOWING Zola Jacobs. Step ta Heaven," from "Say ... ... When" Lew Pollock "Kiddie Kapera" Bond Tou Truly" ... Paramount Novelty orchestra. "On e me Mission Theatre WITH 1 "Sllw CORINNE y 5th East A 11th So. 0ll STARTSODAY CRAZY ABOUT 'EM. Berries are gown all over the roun-trSo one would in the winter-tinaturally auppofe that the market for this delirloiia fruit would be gone Salt Lake Tribune. H i? JVIRGINIAROYE I ti rroicr n es.H m lYAFICME. PLAYUtT I GRIFFITH ? M II TAlKIN H SEE j w 11 LOVE 1 HEART BlEfiSDEk In mmf COMEDY. STAGE t OF EDEN" .CHANEyl g -- 11 STARTS TODAY urn mm CLARA BOW in Oene Etr&tton-Por- Famons Kovel, "THE KEEPER OF oej i'ij . tr's hp "UKULELE SHEIKS" Tryon Comedy." " 'New. 'Read to tho Yukon." iws. Sun, 1, t, S, T, and t. Free Perking Space wht Attendant. aitatAM en HOP, Organist. Ca THE BEES" ' " Also Oorethy OuMlvee In "T H E COLL OfAh t" t '" IJ jORCMESTRA J : V ' 'tVT"- - worlds fastcstmclodyunit . JX NEWS - Ti. HW. PON,& MCVIETCWE WEWT -- THLGARDEN s WHEN HEAR f J Hy. 7228. LON RAYMOND 'Jj ff JkNQ Hl$ Vl ARISTOCRATS TALENT I , A FREE Af,1ERICAJ . x BEN ERWAY BESSIE ln blowing In Paris eharper wind ml 'London. Ten years otter no eno war French troops still hold of the We have ni.nanir.ri an Carman soil. but cool whim now to that, , become aceuntomed mm r ii I'f.ia, inar nm id iiia. vn ten yearafter tne ware tno maneuvers troops patrtcipate In these V9 AVERILL. aA SALT LAKE'S OWN ; for the first time. London denies this haa any political Greatconductor classical and popular music The con tha of Don Ttbbe, fortha admitted It olanlflcance. but is are given on the water front er Saltalr Orchestra, will present three certs consulted In the In .the lower pavilion, making it DOROTHY eign office wasthese of oxceptlonal merit at Ealt-a- ir military authoriHence, programs for plcknlckers to enjoy tho what realised political must have ties today. Tho hours aet for tho free significance their decision bad. Tho I Hundreds of Sunday patrons are 4. t and. I p. m. GULLIVER There Is another thing. A few kilo- concerts ofare all throe programs will be enjoying the wonderfut bathing at meters south of Frankfort lies the small feature Bud Instru of Averlll and the Kaltalr. singing ago As a result of tho long hot yean city of Rueseelhelm.was Fifty IN built there and mental numbers by Miss Venita spell of weather, the Hater Is excepa railway station almost as long ago Adam Opel built a White, one of the youngeatt artists tionally warm. Many Sunday visitors to the a plunge In the bicycle factory. But tha station haa appearing before the publlo today. will early afternoonenjoy and are free to atnot been enlarged. 'The factory can- These twoIn popular entertainers numwho some bo of their best heard workers and tend the concerts later In the not develop further, There la plenty of parking space'day. llva In neighboring towns' and citiesd bers. for will all who come In their cars to Utah's cannot longer be adequately transport-aGreater Saltalr Orchestra The to and from work, nor can raw ma- also render resort great Adv. programa made up of terials nor finished automobile be transported. Just bought a new plane. Would the Construction of Lino government please Inspect It tomorrow, OF as he planned to fly from California to Forbade by Ambassadors. Florida the day following. Is occupied territory it h raUrned wants to New Licensing System ..aRuemelhelm ten must it new of trackage Now Being Kvolvod. yardt years after the war ask permission of. When It la realised that a group of With n now the occupation autnoriues, And twenty young women and a staff of such permission year ago. HAMILTON . , Paris at Nlll. the ambassadors' conference D! .Lh!ry-a.- il a iJrp'int InsptBlnrg wara declares It must forbid tha construe-tioto this with reaof cope rush and trying appli"for military and political cation for 4200 aircraft that were sons." Military and political reasons RALPH LEWIS when a tiny freight station in disarmed Other 1300 that were Identified to teste Indications Point and and demilitarised Germany wants a few be w':i It understood why a new licens hundred yards of new tracks ton years Great Strides Made in Thla ing system le now after the war s cloee! A Picture that will new jyatem is to be patterned on the - Aviation -It almost seems as If TJie allies had Industry. tear at your heart to modi I California automobile licensing at the last moment Intended again tho all so realise strings. aa far do and system make the German people poselble away wltn a good deal of red tape. The idea humiliation and economic damage conwill ba to afford each manufacturer all y ITHCL I. MASON. nected with tho long foreign occupation. Three yean 'ter Locarno, and (Copyright. 191. Bait Lake Tribune.) the Information he needs at the time of hit first application to th departon tho eve of the signing of tho KelWASHINGTON. Aug. II. Commer ment. This data, mailed to him. will logg pact, pressure is to bo brought to bear on Germany to compel her to make cial aviation Is picking oft Uncle Sam's include a certificate of title which In sacrifices economic air acei one by one aa tho call la Iteelf contains a bill of sale feature, ai turther political and Rhlneland. well tr one for a purchase renewal. for evacuation of tho e Bounded in aeronautics for But in tho best event, all that can It la expected that the atrwaya diviexocutlvea who have served their an- - sion K. attained In this manner la destruc ''III augment Its staff thla on the army and navy air fall and greatly winter and Increase Its corps tion of tho last vestlgo of credit which Frenticeship Gerin still of Locarno tho t Inspectors to sixty, to enable enjoys policy Thla fact was Impressed upon offi- It toplUattend to th anxious demands of many. It should bo clearly understood cial folweek this when, Washington Is its flying patrona. that this a dangerous game. tho Lo- lowing the announcement that with Major faith has kept Germany carno partners In tho last throe years. Thomas G. Lanphler, commandant of WEASIL WORDS. tha pursuit group at Belfrldge field, had She haa exhibited superhuman NOWHOWIN0i The farmer sat up in bed with a atart. reslg.ied from the U. 8. army air corps, although almost all the prom- came He .had heard a noise In the poultry the news that Lieutenant Comises made at Locarno have remained house. Pulling on an old coat and arm- 8 But tha demand that thla mander Bruca G. Lelghton, U. S. N unfulfilled. hae tendered hie resignation as head of ing himself with a revolver, he made policy be abandoned i gaining forca. beof his for bureau the divlaion tho evacuation way to the scene of the trouble. cannot plana compel Germany . 8 "Who's there?" he called, aeronautics oi the navy to go Into cause oho la powerless. was no answer. for There endure aviation. can commercial she well then, Very S men Into move "Who's there?" he cried again. Aa army and navy air six mora yeare If it must be. No answer. But oho will then be freed from tho tho commercial field, other Indications "Right!" said the farmer. "I'll give moral obligations, assumed In reliance are found In tho national capital of the "ALWAYS A OOOD SHOW AT tremendous stride that the aviation in- you one more chance! Who's there on her Locarno partners. THE RIALTO" , ' It Is for Parts and London to ponder dustry la making. In the past year the before I shoot?" voice: Then came a shaky "Nobody, whether that would bo in tho interest requirements of airplane manufacn4 tha ell leu tie turers and their customers of piiots-atiJust Weekly. only of mechanicians have so Increased that tho small staff that handled the new air traffic laws In one room in October, lt. In tho department of commerce has spread out to cover an entire floor of the building. Network of Ixperts The following concert program, as Extendi Across Continent. Far across the continent spreads the arranged br Fred C. Graham, willSun-be given at the Hotel Rnof Garden, Para- network of experta who handle the Milt aeronautics branch of the department Taggart day night, by the 4:30 7:0a-9:- 30 Zola Jamount orchestra, with Mi which is divided Into an engineering, cobs, soprano: mdlcaL. inarteiMinru regulation and In Brown formation section under Major C. Young "Rag Doll Novelty ... . . Herb rtuell Robinson "Sweet Ella May" and a large corps of aralned aviators Carlton Hnrry and technicians. During the past year "Constantinople" Paramount Novelty orchestra. the work In tho airways divlaion haa stretched out beyond all belief. The Soprano solo, "Sometime," . from Friml work haa been handicapped by the "Sometime'" Zola Jacobs. fact that congresa made no provialon Ash for taking care of any such phenomenal "Tou're Wonderful" "Little Mother" . . . .7. Erne Rappee demand by the nation for aeronautical SALT LAKE'S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT " Neath tho Drowsy Hollow Moon" service : Elna Dere ... Applicstlons come In at the rat of Paramount Novelty urcheMra. fifty and sixty a day and require the Soprano solo. "Norwegian Folk Song" en 'rt time of a group of bright young Zola Jacobs. women in the licensing section under ""Gvpsv Love Rt)ng" ... Victor Herbert Captain Jeare Lunkf'.rd. . a wartime "Beloved' ... Irving Berlin army pilot, now attached to the reViolin solo, "Serenade" ... serves. Thousands of applications come Enrico Toselll from students, pilots, mechanicians, ... ,., Milt H. Taxgart. manufacturer and owoera of planes Walts. "Hawaiian Medley" Perhaps an aviation enthusiast had Paramount Novelty orchestra. the Soprano solo, "As Through 6treets," from "La Boheme" ... Puccini ,,. ... ., A PZES0N S II u uu WITH 'Hier.2aiiainig.(&aDl miles. Of Ihls great number of people wnoee Uvea should feel tho Influence of the pearo pact, those under tho British Commonwealth of Nations comprise Tho United Btatea about 44.0o(.oo0. and Ita dependent account for about ' mjr P. 3, GLADYS GEORGE IN A fitJUmOUHT V treaty 0 FORMERLY Eventually, with the adherenco of tha remainder of the nations, which the hone of those now aignlng tho treaty, tho renunciation of war may become universal. More than 20. 000.000 parsons live un der the governments which have become original signatories of the pact of tho They are scattered in everyof part tho racea. globs and represent moet tho world's of atatlatlt'o Compute noDulatlon never have been gathered, but eatlmataa range from 1.74.Oo(I.OOO. romiill.Klon from varloua sources, 10 1,0,0G0.(W0 as calculated by tho Secretariat of the League of Nations.' The area controlled by the signatory powers argregatea IiJ.aJ.IJi. the world's total of .7,2i4,JOO square , The world. these weeks. Is not exactly In a war outiawlnf mood and Paris and fU lo rJudlce the London hava a so--- m part by eonciudinf tnint of tbconcernlnf naval diaarroa- - But Of PACTS WASHINGTON Virtually (AP). half tho people la tho world will be brought tinder tha sway of tho will for peace when tho Kellogg antiwar treaty la signed by the fifteen governments that participated In ita negotiation. j szs n n nnnn V7 " ; 1 Treaty. Trsaty, but Without Much Confidence. harper Win Blowing In London and Parle. 100.0o0.O00 Mort Than 920,000.000 Pr. tons Affected by Kellogg Kellogg's Sjign and Its colonies, 000, and Italy. O.OoO.OOO; Belgium and ( Japan and her colonial poa-- e her oolonlea, Poland andao.uov.000 mora. Minna. tt.Ooo.OOO; Germany, eJ.ooO.. kta a id approximately lifl.toO.noo; Franc 110 HALF OF 19, 1923. Tale with an Absorbing . Cnildren Under 16 Not Admitted J GEM Now Playing The Greatest Love Story EverTpld, With Perfect Catt-- 1- NORMAN KERRY MARY PHTLBIH if . BETTY COMPSON HENRY B. WALTHALL, MARTHA MATTOX I lomuhoj Low. Popular Prices Mats. 20c; Nights 25c COMEOV ATHS NtWS EVENTS Added Attraction "CALL OF THt SEA - Color Class is of Hawaii |
