Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING Art Additional a9® “ Passion iterature ” Play Colorful Array Of Holy Pictures When a Critic’s Job Can Well Be Called Trivial Hastens to Town to Review Show That Lasts But V One Night V V’v i The holy picture on the wall of of the world are the cathedral brought to life and become living tiling of beauty In a stupendous production of the Freiburg Passion Play coming to Salt lake this coming fc week The religious pageant U a caravan By PERCY HAMMOND of color an ebb and flow of living deNEW YORK— There are moment signs a blend of music Incense and when an adult reviewer fear that hi mass effects is not trivial deserving occupation The production seems to be an arthe toil and expenses necessary to tistic achievement rather than a It Upkeep Most Of the successful spiritual one One feels an aesthetic plavs he see and comments upon dellpht In the magnificence and rre but “painted trifles and fantastic beauty unfolded before one's eves an toys" manufactured to hypnotize but the religious exaltation which belief that Into the unwary public presumedly should accompany auch a It Is enjoying Itself These things spectacle is absent except to the he reflects are not entitled to confundamentalist who takes sideration from n The scene In which Jesus comes his Drama seriously They should into Jerusalem astride an ass stand be assignments for the real estate out as the greatest entrance ever He financial and police reporters forged out of the materials of stage therefore stoops reluctantly to the era ft function of a mere courier and guides The entrance Is prepared by the his patrons to places where they may convex of the mob and the ltghting see the sights It Is an office effects Children romp toward the who has deda career-ma- n oncoming pilgrim screaming happily icated himself to the service of an Then the voices rise to a crescendo Art and the mob pours coneshaped toBut there are iltuatlons even more n ward the path over heart-rendiIn the lives of the which which the Nazarene in triumph drama critic Only last week enters thpre was an Incident that may IThe scourging of the moneyllustrate their further humiliations changers from the temple by Jeus This reviewer for Instance wa Is another striking penorama filled d tv'SwwW'V' treating hlm6elf to a with the movement of life and reds ' idleness on the dunes of East Hampand blues and mantas ton L I when he was subpoenaed v i The most beautiful tableau RTtfifttiy to Broadway by Mr Folwell the draIs the "Last Supper" taken plctorially r matic editor of the Herald Tribune from Leonardo da Vtnct’8 master' Come V at once" said he “for a work The blackness of the stage piece I to Is about Moon’ entitled ‘Mystery broken by an aura revealing the apos' be performed at the Theater Roy ale etle gathered at the communion taI1 ft It Is” he continued “a blend of the ble with the Master mlcabre and the joyous a ghost-stor- y The final rehearal of the chorus containing Jokes and ballet of 400 adults and fifty children for girls Give us a thousand words on the forthcoming Preiburg Fashion it and hurry lest you are too late” Play production will be held Sunday George Bernard Shaw the dramatist and autJxrt in Barra tt hall L D 8 college camSuburb Bustles With who will be 74 July 26 keeps young with sun baths pus at 3:45 p m Preparations for Departure The unprecedented attendance and as shown above He also likes to stroll the bench in Immediately the suburb began to enthusiasm shown by the large group bustle with preparations for my derobe monkish his of excellent singers presages a mot dressing parture Mr Cobb all excited helped thrilling and artistic choral backme pack my portmanteau Mr Lard-ne- r LONDON Bernard Across the bottom of the woman's ground for the unfolding of the BibIV) —George telephoned the railway station lical drama The music to be offered 74 July 28 has second letter he scrawled: to save a chair John Wheeler but- Shaw who will be “What fools women are! If you has been most wisely selected and out whole his sent Rice literary editing Grantland toned my spats begun had taken it to the right place you consists of master work by Gounod Mr Folwell a telegram which said put not caring to leave the task to would have got 50 pound for it” Scheel Bach Mozart Dubois Paurc “Am coming": and Mrs Hammond And he signed that too and sent and Handel wired the New Yorker hotel to pre- posterity back It Since the abandonment of the an An edition of 20 volumes limited serve a suite Mr Conklin the chief to 1000 sets Is now in He once rejected an offer of one nual production of Haydn's "The preparation of the East Hampton fire department his cinema for million dollars rights work all creative aside Creation” by the Salt Lake Oratorio He has laid flew me to the depot in his swiftest for this purpose But he Is bored and when the Nobel prize for litera- rcriety the preparation now going In time wagon Just ture was awarded him for his play on for the Passion Play has afforded with the job to catch the 2 '45 shall spend the "Saint Joan” he gave the $32 000 a most dpsirablc opportunity for the looks as If After I had seen "Mystery Moon" restItof my life at Ithis Job” he com- award away to further many choral singers of the coramu and had callgraphed my Vpresslons literary relations the other day “It won’t do nity to enjoy the works of the masd of It compositors put plained ters At no previous summer reIt’s up my other work and Declines to Play "Lion'1 them Into type scholarly proofread- It's aholding hearsals have the numbers sincerity task” worrying dexerrors ers scrutinized them for and enthusiasm of the present group It took a woman to outwit the Irish Even for High aFee terous make-u- p men squeezed them sage wealthy American been approached according to Bhe wrote asking Shaw for Again when and forms majestic twenty Into the offered Shaw a fee of $25 000 jessor Thomas Giles who has direct- a free copy of his latest book for a presses embalmed them in printing just to “cross the Atlantic dine with ed two recent performances of ‘The ink upon paper The night editor newly organized women’s society her talk a little to her guests and Creation" The attendance of more fretted while the U S mails waited Crusty Irish Dramatist catch the next boat home” he than 00 singers at rehearsals thus to carry Outdone by Clubwoman a minute or two In order promptly declined far held positively establishes a new acre them to the four corners Anwood-puWhen London becomes too sooty record for summer choral endeavor w rote across her letter: Shaw make to down of trees cut hies off to his counThe Passion Play opens at the sta"Damn it no a women society and foggy Shawsubstantial ivy-cland a ton of printer’s Ink were that dium on Tuesday evening and will be cannot afford to pay 15 shillings try home a words a thousand to publish required of my book has no right brick house at Ayot St Lawrence la presented for five nights about "Mystery Moon” In a lournal for a copy Hertfordshire so extensively circulated as the Her- to exist His house stands at one end of He signed the not and returned 100 Inhabitants ald Tribune Pi etc Library Booka it to the woman A fortnight later the village of aabout wide view’ has much And the Run lasted she again wrote Shaw to inform him It commands and Is enclosed by a a window space that a book seller had traded her Just Two Hours The following books will be added of the book for the letter bear-- 1 well trimmed hedge fence Barbed Well the run of "Mystery Moon” copy Shaw’s wire around thp extreme limits of the to the public library Monday July lasted from 9 o'clock until U p m lnjr haw hadautograph 141930: the last word however etate keeps out Intruders of the same evening Ere the drama MISCELLANEOUS critics had rolled down their sleeves Denny — America Conquers Britit had set out In the black dory for “A ain record of economic way” the th? potters’ field and It reached “Inter Hamilton— Oreek Way editions last the before gloomy shores of Greek literature and pretatlon for Is who responsible know I do not life” such deadmitting to show business Horrigan —Creative Activities In ns 'Mystery cadavers composing morning after-- 1 Physical Education "Correlated and Gloria Swanson the emotional ac- There are clothes for Moon ” Whoever It is can be blamed In profusion integrated games and dances from tress has become again Gloria Swan- noon and evening wear for some of the theater s more fatal —clothes suitable for everything many countries” Henry Miller once said son comedienne Illnesses scenes In street Gwynn — Captain Scott "This Is of From her highly dramatic mother from riotous comedy that the critics were the cancers to the magnificence of a the first biography of Scott and condiaghas she that Since "The primitive role in the stage Trespasser” In her Paris town tains also many of his letters” formal nosis better clews to its diseases have turned to the lightest of comedy in liouse reception Jones — How to Read Books "To completed "What a her been discovered When the Broadway recently chi widow 1” which was’ directed by Allan Modernistic sets unlike any previ- the reader of books and aims to help drama’s overlords betray it Itwith Is time were con- him to enjoy them” Moon &n an(j l5 gcheduled for release ously shown on the screen — tripe as "Mystery ailment structed under the supervision of La Grange Open House In Flanto suspect that the principal and reminlscenoes of the "These of! ders unAmerican Nelson Paul Is Is Its graduate however ignorant of the theater What a Widow!” who Beaux Arts Paris has which! In showmen from the slapstick intelligent condi- far cry a£ onnt Now that the drama Is in a coma- Gloria found the beginning of her recognition as one of the outstanding brehtfrr as tion described by Its friends and satirical personal and'morouslv cynical ‘it publrTchlcago signed tose why do not the editors tem- stuchos lishers shift their stage exnerUTo the most pretentious picture she has ever brought picture produced porarily to livelier topics? a last resort” In addition Miss Swanson sings farm life as The story by Josephine Lovett Lardner —June Moon “A comedy three act v Pb prolocue Post” to :i our! wa? a n'd‘ "T7 ie”s t u r day E ven in g Hey Mejer debut directly his makes 'who writing instead but amusement midlenees more numerous than those provide it palm-strew- ed hard-earne- i AwiiW"' re 1 3® er Anglo-Swe-di- high-price- Pro-wom- lp ad well-order- ”d° ""director ls5rhS tSjWM JULY theW(hf- h WalthilL 7 Drama Mosie Juitina in on 1 E 1930 13 Gotham Theater Earl Carroll’s New “Vanities”1 Beautiful Clean and Humorous Activity Begins Its New Season NEW YORK —Earl Carroll Is nre- - one of the loveliest and funThe valiant battle of dumb films antingrevues seen in many seasons against the talkies may well be styled nlest It the eighth edition of Carroll's "7 he Courage of Silence” ''Vanities” and It might be added It U his best Soenerv nd costumes "Ain't Love Funny" Is tied for zero are exquisite the half hundred girls in film titles with "Alnt Nature re beautiful most the tnd graceful Orand” group this correspondent ha seen on George Arllss Is to present "Old any stge for this flood English’ In American talkies and on As appetizers are three perfect the stage in Old r beauty there comedians — Jimmy Ssvo Herb Wilat thf England liams snd Jack Bennv Not to forget same time the hilarious Patsy Kelly From the time when the opening "Dancing Sweetbeen chorus headed by Dorothv Britton ies” have a whole regiment of spectacreveals filmed by Warnerr w ith Sue Bro ular dancers to the finale aboard a Carol doing some zeppelln the audience Is carried from sweet stepping amazement to mirth by the endless S'array of startling scene It htd been rumored that the “Van"Crooks of Dreams do their V’ ities" would be more than naughty but It wa a rumor that did not quite marauding on ’i N come true The sketches are aalty nightmares and at times a bit ribald but they Sue Carol The screen are mostly funny and Inoffensive supposed to reflect real life still It The young ladles of the chorus do with enough power to make It seem Conveniof one "Divorce ha only appear In what seems to be pracence" tically no clothes but Mr Carroll around for the next Tfew months This ha the knack of surrounding them la ‘‘Hlttln’ the Bottle” which accomDisarmament of movie players with such sparkling color combinaa variation of the Cuban rumwould go a long way toward easing tions that one can do little else but panies ba dance admire the effect of besuty censorship The ballet acenes are remarkable Not onlv Is the cause of beautv and w to THOSE MOVIE SIGNS! mirth ably defended In the "Vani- especially one dance hlrh appears dancers move “ ties" but In the finale of the first be belowhithe sea alowThemovement Today: "Darling Mine ” that that act the revue turns strongly satiri- around Tomorrow: “The Ssp law seems to be taking place In water "The Way of a Maid” while driv- cal In denouncing the prohibition hand n stage effect The obliging is an elaborately staged scene with ing a motor la to insist on ‘The Right It two tuneful numbers "Is This the Informs one la achieved through an oL Way” Illusion the dancers moving Blues" Out optical the Law?" and "Ring taste one may find tn slowly about on dtsca which are re bad Whatever CLASH AND FICTION FACT through water into mirrors parts of Its content it la a most fleeted All In all the new "Vanities" is "False Kisses” are embalmed In effective and most thestrlcal numof one the best musical shows In ber "Traffic in Souls" la the The music Is lovely and lyrical In a maker’s business quiet way and there is really only The Desire of the Moth” seems to one song which forces Itself across be cremation “Sins of Society” are not all atoned by "Pardon Me” 1 X 1 Up-sti- Vacations for Motion Picture Earl Carroll's “Vanities” First of Productions Old Plays Hold On NEW YORK— Time was-a- nd within the memory of the younger inhabitants — when the New York theater season ended June 1 and stayed ended until the following Labor day when John Drew began the new season formally and with great unction at the Empire So the sixteen shows now on view In Manhattan for the visitor and summer resident cannot be viewed with alarm by one w ho remembers the summers that got along with a "Follies'’ as the sole attraction Of these sixteen eight are dramas and eight musicals Illustrating for the statisticians the balance of taste during the heated period In winter the ratio Is much different showing a preponderance een te musical If there any end to a theatrical season nowadays It probably comes during the week which Includes July 4 when the railroads carry out of the metropolis 2000000 inhabitants And the beginning of the new season might as well be scheduled with the arrival of buyers a pilgrimage that goes on almost unobserved by the layman but Is of soma importance to the places of amuse is nunt Estimated te Total 10000 Dally A conservative estimate places this influx at 10000 dally and If the funny papers are correct all of them are good theater customers Of the holdover attractions "Strictly Dis- honorable" at the Avon the Is of successes celebrating Its 350th performance last week The new season then saw one new show TALKING ABOUT TALKIES last week That Is “Who Cares?”— A1 Jolson will next talk and sing a more or lev casual entertainment as a "Big Boy” put together by the Lambs Monday "Deep Purple" will be a screen It la termed a "satirical renight shade In Technicolor vue” The former Earl Carroll a “The Queen of Main Street" will be HOLLYWOOD— With the vaca"Vanities" eighth edition opened enthroned by First National tion season at hand Hollywood's Tuesday of the present week and was "Recaptured Love" la one of the film stars are planning their annual grgted by the reviewers as a worthy latest Issues of Vttaphone talk! successor to the other editions of the outings and keeping anxious eyes on 4 sort of revue Mr Carroll presents production schedules BAND CONCERTS The physical beauty of the producFor the screen favorites vacations tion was emphasized and conscienmust be sandwiched In between pictious note taken by all of a new era element tures and the time always of nudity is uncertain "Vanities” First te Home tow ns will claim or already Among have aome of the stars Observe New Ticket Plan these are Charlea “Buddy” Rogers The "Vanities” by the way was Maurice Chevalier and Mary Brian the first show opening after the new The regular Sunday programs at Richard Arlen has not had enough ticket plan was In working order Lagoon will feature three groups of of the ocean although he was afloat Although the plan duet not officially talented performers Paul Stephens several weeks while "The Bea Ood” begin until July 21 It was necessary and his saxophone quartet will be was being filmed He will spend his to put It In operation on the Carroll featured In a number of popular and vacation cruising the watera of Lowshow as bins are usually the rule Annie Roonie er California in his yacht classical selections for revues of thla scale Epoken of and Joe Tally a clever novelty singNancy Carroll will wait until enow as a "test” the occasion Is hardly ing and dancing team and the Four flies tnd then stay in the Ban Berthat It real significance was that Keller Sisters of Farmington also are nardino mountains lor a few week customers buying seats for the "Van-ltiebilled The program will be as folhad ha Bancroft George already lows paid the box office price or t the first his He spent holiday pat 4 o r r that plus the established advance of went It then of and at Palm AUk-h1 Springs March AftXfcphon quarter 75 cents It la reasonable to suppose led to New York b When he returns to that these customers were happier 3 Four KrUr iintma t LouUitot Moon York New vacation from Hollywood b I’m BaJIlns on t 0unbm than If they had had to pay $2 to $10 HP-p- r will be Just a memory for Jack Oekie I Jon Tlly and A’uua Roonlr’ advance Drv by Joy b Living in th Sunlight also He Is spending his leisure days by Annie and Jot Another movement aimed to at4 gixiphon quartet: a Tunnhtum In that city tract theater nations Is the plan sugNew Orleans will be the holiday Murch b selected Alice Blut O0n 6 H)ler niftier gested by Frank GUlmore president b Old Fashioned SwMtheert of the Actors' Equity association for I Joe Telly end Annie Rooney t ban-J- o one commuter’ performance a week WORK nolo Joe b 1 m Ja TreiniDl tot You ATTRACTIVE Annie end Jo Mr Oillmore maintains that the 1 flaxophorre quarter present curtain time of 830 for musit 6ler&peuled SO Banner ISLAND ON RHODE M P cals and 850 for dramas brings a e Marchs ! Baxophone querist the show to a close so late that the com- Mailer Builder b etlected FOLK AND HISTORY THE 2 Keller aiatra e Croon a Little LulGUIDE TO muter gets home long after his laby b e!rted Bv Captain Norman time Us therefore begs the theater a 2 Jo Talljq end Annie Roonty MacMillan Publisher Ives Wash- - managers to set aside one night a from Whoopee by Jo lAlly b JCUVkejoo in available Making permanent burn Inc New York Rio Kite by Annie Roonie week In honor of the 4 ft‘nphmie qurui a Bpanlfth VUIor form the complete history developnight at 7 of Medrld b selected h starting the plays on that decades two Scarcely ago 5 would allow the commuter to 'This KUer eltTi a The Stem Bong: b ment and progress of a state small In book's matter would have been lncon - jfat blte aflr his business day is elected 6 Ouitar olo by Joe Telly b I m Tol- - area but large In accomplishment celvable the vision of a dreamer A ended see a show and be home and wlrt You by Annie Roonie end Joe TeUy the "Book of Rhode Island" has been network of 7 saxophone quarter a aelected air transportation lines in bed by 1030 Benner I compiled by the cooperative activity extending over the British Isles and a of the Rhode Island Conference of the Continent would hardly have Ruth Chatter ton Business Associations and the state been thought of even by airplane InBeat Voted Voice bureau of information It la a volume ventors very attractive in appearance and Now that travel by air hits be- - Rlith chatterton lias the finest Imnresslve in the facta It haa assem- com quite the common thing In pfaklntg voice of the talking screen bled where have acc0Itn1(r to a Jury of 21000 readers The Greeter Saltair errhtre wilt offer Europe three Ire concert Sunday Ibt program Rhode Island has a fascinating been perfected to a degree not U1 be a yet0f an English motion picture folio s m- to which a historic Mac-Z(background In America 4 TO I P M Captain Result of a contest conducted Rof No Nanette " ttiMiiou rotimtniijor portion of the book Is devoted Lilians assembling and arrange- - by Film Daily of London has Just ‘‘At Dawning Popular The several monument honoring ltSment of Information FuIn Hollywood It concerning announced fox Trot Biuee bepn Victor Herbert's Favorite involuntary founder” Roger airways should be of Immense allows that of more than 21 000 votes Ictor Hams are reproduced and many his- - value to the traveler from tills side cast Miss Chatterton an American Whtn Heart Are Youni Popular torlc landmarks Pictures and bio- - ah0 bas nnt too much time but a Rose Nrvin actress under contract to Paramount M'hiy Lak‘Overture of numerous of es t0 d0' Btathovcn sketches Coriolan received 9535 votes Norma Shearer Europe thoroughly 4 TO 7 P M its famous sons as Commodore Perry It Is possible the author shows to w ho was second received 2193 Nirete In the finart ' Dou$rhrty Nathanael Oreene General Burn - C0VPr tfuope Lot You Trjly" Groom all Ronald Colman's doing practically Among men With Yr My Own' fantait traiel bv air if one so desires His voice pleaded the Fnglish audience Av CharlM Oouno4 Maria" book contains maps of all air routes most while Clive Brook was second Tea For Tad” ipeclal arrangement Popular Its chapters are arranged by coun- and George Arltss third e°ver lire ofMsuit Kei tries or groups of countries Lut each 8 TG P M DESERT CLALMS AUTHOR prefaced bv a map of the local air 'Strike Vr the Band Is the descrtp pnruUr inclined as nomsdlrelly lines as trunk of “The a(Il jiinf radiating Maria'an LU1 Chapman author ‘'Home-PlacOrn Wlatknf Lens woru" 'so that the traveler can l"am quickly Happv Mountain" and pf nn lon of 1Us pasure spots ‘California sunihine famed Newport and fiarragansettajat connections are available wiir s hill southern nor-lof the Car! 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Until rrTu Ilrfct -- m rxawrnr ana iu mu-- i known m the aojo v&guoona books wih Airthyroriiil odf'ey and a romr it has onlv about 400 The flrt 12 titles as scheduled in- feet vflorlty left and at 100 yards dirate that the group Is to include ha none An airplane goinff loo Iworks that have sold recently at a BANCROFT SPORTS LOIER riorra far ‘miles an hour covers 100 yards In Lowell Thomas Oeorge Bancroft Is very fond ormurh higher price 2 seconds which does not give the fouiln' p'rorrVmmm pwrer UVs sports His favorite pastimes are' Blair Niles Frederick OBrlen from 7 to I p ro under lb duecuon of shot time to drop Powell Harry and golf The'onel E Alexander W Mpr this will Offer SUgges- - Paramountswimming Otr- Orfi' is now pursuing Hervey and others who have traveled star to fiction the writers riton mystery Bu Bhfmin oin tn far corrcis of the earth are are searching for unique meth- - these recreations in Santa Monica Popula- rwhere he Is spending hia vacation lamong the writers listed lh! 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"Fi 3 of the series" Parkhurst— Beauty "An Inter Men who go down to the sea Jninreayon of art and the Imaginative ships” are glorified In John Gilbert's Mott-Smlth- of clothe she has surpass’d all her previous records In the matter Film Now Called “ The Lottery Bride ’ "Bride 66” the Hammerstcln oper- with the Friml music has been and talkie new rechristened "The Lottery Bride” Paul Bteln who directed the Allen background for the Pell-Et- han "Through ductlon for United Artists states Uut thrilling It will establish Jeanette MacDonald v)rlle Btory ahlch u cumaXed by the n’md research the author has com-a- s mood and spirit the actress Mus a preat emotional of a ship In a ?tom with plrtelv prfsntd MacDonald gives the title role 'lts commander stoically going down of one of the most picturesque char- - etta lit cvr1 7 e" ’ j Fort t - lrr1(ltfi1idio e n ard he is de Zwelg— Three Masters— S’ a Etc that infest the Times Square1 finest compositions "Considering Dlrkena Dostoeffsky The ter district in summer time with Miss MacDonalds In lighted be the thw jmprime-e- d select- - hese men Metro-Gol- d next week Mr FnlwpU will- terpTetation has t t h Sennit ms to forget the UUlr Broadcast for lv great r i o v e h Ms of he n chosen Its entire supporting has discuss the Zwelg Stefan and shows first acentury s Record summer motion Moore Grace ny picture in 'Bcrib----- Microphone - to them aa subjects ” fnrerumment provided story suggested by the career of Jen- - 'method Re- ’MS Under Sea Designed iny Lind In addition to Wallace and “The North American FOREIGN BOOKS the and playIBeerv Reginald Denny view1 An underseas microphone so dell- - ers ln lhls fiim comprise Jobna French: Herald Ftienne ' (Copyright 1930 N) Y cate that it can record the faintest Howland Gilbert Fmery Gus Bhy Arland— — de Baratarla Tarnhetiaer apner CoPet L'lle Tribune May Rosing 6! rtru Eleftn from th foment sound many fathoms below the'Ororge Regina Jais wlioee "Legendary Fpei ish ' Irih Grr so vet and Gfrmsnv and surface Ibanez— oceans strong story gum Tronbon Cbeiammfigau Trombone nove'j Plesro Sld- Maruji'a Quiros Jane Adoanis and juditlVo'selll rirrrer fiavreuth” has Just been published Swedish: !that it can withstand the beaiy water ney franklin Is the director and Twenty Years at ‘Cr'‘‘ "‘ AJb"by The Dial Press Is an experienced Deleddo — Ro for Vlnden fubifCted hasi pu'- -no is scheduled lor fall publication byprMSljre to fthlch a Ro Roi'm Aion‘ ahp'ro traveler although this is her first ‘been perfected by Paramount studio German ‘ MacMillan's &i Captain A W fimlth whose first th Sunn S'dt of th euret ‘On travH rlrh Jlrr book hag — Mann— Is one of the r ‘Bandar-Loleng'neersuse ItInwas designedtheespenal-inovof folklore and legend under-ifadeSchnitzler— Therere on the Little Brown fall list making ily for k voor drusEUt for A nvr srlentifle method of trength- ro-is FICTION 'ocean sequences of the audible a nephew of the distinguished dt- l‘ It trestment outfit lelt for another extended trip abroed !rnn eve begins bv freeing them Ofltvome Bicheiler— Candle tn the Wilder-A- n iduction ‘The Sea God” and Is be- -- novelist Rose Macau'av Miss Ms Infltm- d e few snd ws'rh th resul llnllsrems'lon minutes In “WALNUTTA" mg employed successfully in record- raulav complains of Captain Smith spies absorbing story of colonial ni higbt cl°V An ouG'nlmrMH'e among "A fabulous diamond that had be- on tide that It can be pronounced too New FngUnd ' HAIR STAIN ring the sounds of action filmed autumn booss will be The Deepen-'A- r — Ol’ Man Adam an His hind it seven murders "n4 zavs the fln m- the eve lire from stra'n snd nilntm ‘op th Bedford star with in of seven all wavs she the Pacific floor Ithe many " - "X COLORS Ory Sreeska to-— Dorothv “A bv Canfield wrtnktA of iimi Oonf mg North th some 8lram uld Scllzrr rhild‘ po owr btranp “A retelling of lPf orn radt formaMon ‘which Is likely to cause confusion Chlllun Richard Arlen A new book by Mrs Canfield Is al- - In ’hr mnrn‘ng'nd Btoaoh4 Hair r Suloh j fel nwh rr to grow lo’o crovve feet snd rob jou story rf the north " 'Testament stories 1 he submarine microphone is it Is mentioned If vour of vrmth knd becsjtv "A pic- wavs Pn event and this Will be her rlr toeeiher end frel rniEh? 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