| Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE C J3 SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 134 MUSIC DRAMA AND SCREEN Days Arc Here Again Sings Hollywood 0h Happy Yuletido Sleighing in Hollywood! Sensational Yount Pianist Scheduled On Cii ie Course I itt I mo-set- s i mM lwaukre performance ‘one of those de'ighlful pianists f- hose o' err croi endo is musical In I’hilade'phia ‘an exceptionally mils cianlv performance " After tin New Ymk appearance Clin Donnes leported 'Mr Erantz pcifoimance was refreshing in its f intetl genre its sincerity and admira-- i sense of fs le He had the murage V to choose a simple work of Bectho-sonoarlier period which Is little It demands an exceptional known clearness of technic and sensitiveness of touch a true sjuging tone beauty of phrase proport on and good taste It Is a great pleasure to record the success of Mr Frantz In all the high requirements of his task ” This young artists mother svaa a fine Ileder singer who regarded mu lie as a part of general education and alwavs there was miauc in the home Dalles began study of piano at 7 and at 8 was considered a prod igv His elementary education was obtained In Denver wheie the moth er and her three children — another son was a violinist and a daughter was a pianist — were frequently heard In concert Going to Boston with the mother Dalles entered the Hunting-toschool earning his way from IB sears by solo recitals concerts with his mother and as organist and director of a church choir Most of his study was with Guv Maier with at ternate periods with Artur Schna bel and Vladimir Horowitz Cbrlstmaa time ia sleighing time Later he was graduated with high for pretty Jean Parker yenng film honors at the University of Michl player Misa Parker dig her Christfor gan In a competition opened mas shopping this year In a solo appearance with the Detroit cutter It is reported She Is shown Symphony Frantz won out of 100 with her packages and Yuletlde spirit entrants He entered the Naumberg (but where'i the boras?) wishing Foundation competition which car a very Merry Christmas averyano a rled opportunity for New York and a Happy New Yeat debut recital and again he took the Seat sale for the most importanMcPherson "Sunshine Sarah" a mu ward from 99 other competitors In theatrical event of the winter season sical plea for nudism and "Courross 1933 the National Federation of Mu—the Capitol theater's stage presents Dubinskv” a song which serves as a PATHE ON LOCATION sic Clubs combined with the Schu- tlon of the "Z egfeld Follies " wilt be pieamble for Fannie’s famous bur bert Memorial Foundation In offer- gin The lesque of fan dancers Willie Hoird DOWN AT ST GEORGE Wednesday at the theater ing a prize which carried with it apmuaical revue produced under the runs a gamut of impersonations from bg pearance as soloist with a major or- direction of Mia Flo Ziegfeld (Billie a hillbilly doing an hilarious vers on ST GEORGE — Thirty-fivchestra Frantz waa the winner and people comes to the Capitol for three of "The Last Roundup” to the famous the outcome was his triumph first in Burke) — Monday maestro of radio — Rubinoff and his from the Pathe studios have been in evening performances in New then York with Philadelphia this region for a week past to film 7 and Tuesday matinee and violin the Philadelphia orchestra Leopold Jariuaiy evening January 8 Mai orders are Other principal roles are taken by parts of the picture "When a Man’s Stokowski conductor now belng received June and Cherry Priesser novel acro- a Man” based on the Harold Bell An unequalled aggregation of stage batic dancing team Harrison and CHRISTMAS GIFTS screen and radio stars appears m the Fisher classic dance stars of the Wright novel of the same name The to show comes screen and stage Barre Hill bari- capipany included Edward F Cline Salt which spectacular STARS DON’T WANT Lake City fresh from a sensational tone of the Chicago Civic opera Viv- director Frank Good well known reason in New York Chicago and St ian Janis singing star with Ber) Hollywood isa lot more worried Three great comics Fanny and Leon Belasco’s orchestras cameraman of western scenes George over what it doesn't want to get for Louis Brice Willie Niela and and Howard Goodelle prima ddnna with the O’Brien leading man: Dorothy WilEugene Christmas than it is over what it head the talented group last "Ziegfeld Fo'lies" Victor Morley son feminine lead and a supporting tnay possibly get Miss Brice has several comedy veteran star of half a hundred dra- cast and W C Fields is all upset over a property people rumor that he's going to get an auto- songs written ”especially for her use matic successes Eve Arden Bryce Seven horses among them mounts in the "Follies Leona Sousa Judith- Bar Include “Sou Hutchens They graphed picture of Baby LeRoy and ” Mon-tefor the leading man and leading wothe enfante terrible js equally dis- Saving Sadie a satirical comment on ren Evelyn Thawl and Dolores who won the beauty contest and man and bucking horse for a rodeo tressed over a report that Field is the art practiced by Aimee Semple a World the title "Miss Fair” at the scene were Included In the going to give him a box of cigars equipCentury of Progress exposition in ment A number of local Bing Croby who closely guards GYPSY THEME GIVEN cowboy Chicago a 7 year old sweater The celebrated "glorified” chorus of were used also a many as 25 in that he considers lucky is worried STUDENTS’ ORIGINAL are also featured jgome scenes and a herd of Ziegfeld over the fact that he's certain to get ovjer 100 OPERA COMPOSITION hroughoutbeauties the show In manv striking cattle at least three new ones to add to an The cast Include! entire jhe company began work In the already extensive collection that he SPANISH FORK — Music students presentations 110 artists the identical group thailpublic square m the afternoon of seldom uses SCh00‘ hAVZ uKrkh1 filled tuneful the and laugh their opened arrival filming O'Brien as "HonGeorge Burns and Grade Allen al- completed the for their flt revue the Wlnter Jn New orable Patches” as he climbed the Garden ready are wondering what they'll do by York laot winter The commg Capi-th- fence to take a look at £P"a0r s pr0duct0n his first rodeo with the numerous copies of Joe Milschool is to be £ t After the St George scenes they took ler’s jokebook they receive each hfeyPtmaSdiiaMSl0rVfy?hy!f'r'‘ time ‘he 'Ziegfeld Follies’ hae shots at the Ivina reservoir and some Christmas from waggish admirers ” ever been presented west of Kansas of the roundups In the nearby footCharlie Ruggles who doesn't play hills The company planned to be m 10 never the and wears with knickers characters intro- City or play golf As yet no songs have been through with their work here by plus fours shudders at the sight of duced Christmas each Christmas package It might woven into the opera although much YEAR’S EVE NEW —he hopes not — contain-gol- f music has been written for the piece socks Miss Gertrude Partridge of the Roscoe Karnes has no ue for an PREVIEWS AT THREE e'ectric fan w'hich is in prospect and speech department will have char e FAMOUS THEATERS George Raft wouldn t have the slight- of the staging of the opera Miss Zina est idea what to do with a pair of Johnson of the art department is to direct the students in designing and New Year’s eve will be celebrated bathroom scales and Miss this vear by the Capitol Paramount Cecil B DeMille would resent great- building the stage sets ly a pair of military hair brushes Frances Christensen member of the and Victory theaters with three gala and Elissa Landi wouldn t appreciate homemaking department will super- midnight previews Free hats horns receiving an e ectrlc bed warming 'vl!e the costuming which will be novelties and noisemakers will be executed by the students F J Faux pad given out at each theater to give the Mae West likes to read tut wants 1S 'he music supervisor of the school new year a rousing welcome to do her own choosing and cant! Original opera as a creative music The Capitol will present the glambfgun at the school m orous musical romance of the gay picture herself getting full value out pr?Jectwas 1929 Since 4hat time the students nineties “Sweet Adeline” starring of a subscription to a magazine for have written and produced a new Irene Dunne It is a women gay love story each which have attract- told with alt of the charm of the pe opera year And Jack Oakie trusts that he ed wide attention educators among doesn t get one of Josef von Stern nod an of the Jerome manv states “Gypsy Rhapsody" Kern and adaptation Oscar Hammerstem Broadbergs old suits — or Marlene Die- in will be presented in the auditorium of hit trichs 'rousers Hundreds beautiful girls way of the sthool some time in March and a cast including Donald Woods Ned Herbert Hugh A Sparks and Joe Caw thorn are featured RICHFIELD OBSERVES CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Bing Crosby s lilting new muucal CHRISTMAS SEASON BY M’CUNE PUPILS romince' Here Is My Heart " will be the Paramount theater s midn'ght at- T Roland faction I eora Kitty Carlisle of Thatcher instructor n'a1 warpr mod a Sit dlama it a t at the McCune School Alison Skipworth and Regi 'Holv Night” bv E L The hedthe story Ait wl p cent some urday night m the ward chapel It the adventures of a famous was directed by lvnn W Fawns of hei Pub's m a Christmas plav being Monte at radio offers Carlo 8 19 singer at p m in the Mt Funds will be used for purchasing )Jdnc‘-daCune Line thca'er 34 Hillside me- - Crosbv three outstand ng new songs additional music for the ‘It s June in January " ' Love nue of Pupis Maigaret Summerhays Around the Comer ' and “With Just choir Every SoloiSls were Mrs Mae Robinson wi'I assist Fo'low ing is the cs( Robert Ketch Breath I Take Mrs Masia Riberts Mrs Melba Pe a The Victory will present atage terson Mrs Wanda Peterson Ken urn Paul Runaids Margaiet Ashton revue with big acts of vaudeneth Hanser Lloyd Be'l Leon Bell Mark NieiSon Luc ie Cannon Eliza- ville "The eight of Whirl Mirth" The Charles Jackman and Noal Black beth Thurman Helen Barich Irene screen attraction will be "The SeNumbers were given by a quartet — Stubeik Geraldine Hamsworth and cret of the Chateau ” with Alice Mrs Opal Petersor Mrs Phurza Becky Patricia Packard White and Claire Dodd Christensen Floyd Bell and Charles Jackman reader Mrs Ardell Lud SON I OR GRANT! low' Accompanists were Mis Helen' Be An llvear-olboy ip the middle jLoretta Noting Will Dunn at the piano and Mrs Charles west wrote Carv Grant Jackman at the organ Paramount'piisa TVW Leading Lady stating that he was miWerbv nd thel anLyth parties also are being held m him Richfield L D S wards as follows Iesd ng First Monday at 7 30 p m Second T0 DANCE Saturday at 8 p m Third Mondayl at 7 p m and Fourth Saturday atl Jean Harlow is taking dancing les- 7 P Jn Isons’ She parses three hour every turv production based on the famous Special aervices will be held in all dav with Chever Hale dancing in book bv Jack London Actual Sundae at 10 a m a)d m the structnr at Metro Goldwvn Maver atu- - er work started December 20 for local Presbyterian church at 10 30 dioa This probably means that Jean subsequent release through United clock a m ua to dance in her next picture lArUata s n Seat Sale for New Tollies’ Opens at Capitol Wednesday two-seate- d e Ber-me- 's z burnt-orang- e ' ‘ DThird ct d°V" 1 ’ i d - b“Parf cam-war- v Chrltma baskets and the like far HOLLYWOOD Calif Dec 11 Claus t coming back to taiead previous years Hollywood itself seems to glow with llodywood this year after a long die heartening absents for business -- the a newly found confidence Merchants motion puture business In particular dedal the Jilin people are apendlng — aeema definitely on the upgrade money lke they seldom spent It by box office re u ins fort: doing tilings of a nature almost throughout the land and always sen tur gotten during the last five year sltlve to the national mood the movie' Some players are bringing their fam city Is gsy happy confdenl and lliee to Hollywood from other cities Still others who are ready for the greatest Yuletidt since for the holiday the dark dreary hours of I 929 On the' not engaged on pictures at the cafe homes ment are and in the studios planning visits to relatives other Cities though this number la the star directors executives prop-lare detlarlng small because of rush production boys and waitresses happy days have returned and the schedules at most studios Gene Raymond sent his mother and gsllopmg reindeers with their caigo a pair of of cheer again will roam the cinema brother Robert Marlow round trip tlcketj from New York to pavements sptJy Hollywood boulevard Johnny Mark Biown renamed ‘Santa Claus Janet (or the versed the procedure and bought of holiday season has the self and his family tickets to Alabama most colorful and lavish alraet deco-- Mae West and Gary Cooper are in years and shop windows er whow families will spend the holl- slong the movie capital's Fifth ave- da vs here John Monk Saunders the writer is nue are stacked with the most ibund nt and lavish displsvs of gift mer tregting himself to a trip to Europe! to be with hi actress wife Fav Wray chandis seen here In half a decade A canvas of merchant disclosed now making a picture in London Joel McCrea and Frances Dee have sales far In excess of the mas season of Istter years One Invited II relative nd friend to boulevard automobile dealer who spend the holidays on their handled motor cars of which someiranch in the Ben Ternando valley Ramon Novarro also will entertain model run into five figure cheer-fully announced he had aold five cars hi family consisting of 20 person In a single day in (II time record for'it dinner Pst O Bnen's parents are hi establishment All sale were to! here from Milwaukee and Dick picture folk he aald threelell a have come from Little Rock Ark representing Chriatmi presents tolAnd virtually every other member of be given wives by hmband Hecould'the film colony will entertain aome-no- t ouclose names nowever lone in some way Neither cn names be mentioned In! On Christmas day Hollywood will this connection but ources whichjmove vlrtuilly in a body to Arcadia should know assert the contributions' for the opening of the Santa Amt of motion picture folk to charities for! horse races —Santa At nrvl attiaitlnn on (ho Ut Civic Mutii a n ml m piii'ium ii in I mil inmii piuni I who mi id lin Ni w Y’o k lii but m I'HJ I ut tun nl i boon mi hi mod ns a master ti mrt to b ill Like t itv on Wiiineviav JiinuoM 2 ant mil be to aril In rei ibit at the Assi intilv hill At that u at New Y m k rec it at rilu i ami pub'ic alike wire ttirrrd to on fiu'ia-ti- r ion Kiut'ini t1 at a in w alar of imiautiimo I Hd men in the inuu c il fu mainrnt Mr Finutr h api'eaiol is soloist id tilth motor Minphoi" nnhi-lia- i 1h a nninin uf l)ttmt (htiugi I’hila b Iph a Deni mhih Is tin hirthpln r ' and in loiicits and non w here the rrilual i pinion Inn been the same In Ditimt he plan'd before a ‘stattlid and ‘ enthiijiastic In Huston istonlvhmg audience Vlituo'ii' was the jmlfcim nt In a Iilmreipoln 'a atunn ng and rxhil 3 pre-Chri- 1000-acr- e 1 Pow-motio- n fmir 10 had not !?"n until Snowdrop was at water AGAINPrfnted the Nibley park theater last summer by the Ripka orchestra and performers Owing to widespread popular de- when it created assisting much interest The mand the fairy tale pantomime public ia cordially invited to attend “Snowdrop” adapted to music by this second performance Philip K Ripka conductor of the Salt Lake Philharmonic Civic orchestra DIVA'S DAUGHTER will be repeated as part of the ChristRusMarina Schubert mas Cheer week program The pantohas just started work sian refugee Is on an based old children's mime her new Paramount contract tale that has been a favorite its char- underla the daughter of Nina Koahetz acters the Princess Snowdrop the She Russian diva who has sung in opera merry little dwarf the cruel queen in Paris and New York and who has the huntsman and the fairy prince woven Into a charming fantasy It is made many concert tours over the' United States given to orchestral accompaniment furnished by the Philharmonic Civic ANDERSON’S PLAY organization Mr Ripka conducting whose new Maxwell Anderson The presentation will be at tha West play "Valley Forge” opened m New high school Friday at 8 13 p m Mr Ripka spent l great deal of York December 10 after a successful time and labor in preparing this mu- Baltimore tryout will go to Hollysical fantasy a type of entertainment wood shortly after Christmas to finwhich he introduced to Salt Lake ish his screen adaptation of Stark City Although a popular form abroad Young's 'So Red the Rose” for Paraand along our eastern coast musical mount RIPKA PANTOMIME TOintomlr' BE OFFERED |
