Show TIIE U H ter Readers Coast Educator Pleads In Zion' B Y U For Broader Educational Program to Fit Citizens E Young Medical Conservation of Human Health room D "Conservation of Hu man Nervous Energy” Dr L L Culli more medical directory B Y U Beehive 390 E Training School for Beekeepers Mrs Sarah R Cannon SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1 AT SALT LAKE THEATERS 1935 11 Harold Lloyd Comedy Heads Dill at State audible screen 4mm Sten March ON THIS CAPITOL — Joan Helen Vinson Sidney Biakmer Dud ley Digges and Onslow Stevens is the second feature on the Orpheum s new progi am This surprising drama has as its theme outraged and scorned love carried to the most desof revenge extreme perate ‘ Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned” But what of a man who sees the woman he loves become engaged to his bitterest enemy” This is the situaton of “A Notorious Gen tleman ” who clever lawyer that he is not only kills his rival but so plants the evidence that an innocent girl is suspected of the crime The atmosphere of the south per vades the picture and while the dramatic intensity of the courtroom scenes Is highly exciting and full of swift action the background in full of the charm that is part of the life below the Mason Dixon line Harold Lloyd in The Cats Paw" and Pursed will be the two picture features at the State Friday t Llojd in The Cats Paw" appears chairman assisted bv others as an earnest young man from China Fine and Applied Arts 420 F — son of a missionary — who ironical Round Table Forum auspice of B ly enough brings back the means of Y U Alumni Art association reforming his home town from the Genealogy Heritage of Zion ColTHK CAST land he set out to convert His adANNA RlfTV lege hall ’Blessings From Temple!f®u'h5 r in American politics after ventures FREDRIO MARCH nc' Service” George F Richards Saltl?l Kortchpffln Jane Baxter being out of the country so many Prince Kortchagin C Aubrey Smith Lake temple S monson Sam Jaffe years make for engrossing entertain Aaronic Priesthood 380 E “Vitaliz Matron Pavlovna Jessie Ralph ment The piece being a Lloyd picRoubea Mamoullan Director ing the Adult Work ” ture is of course packed with comEducation Exhibition Physical broader Una Merkel PROVO — Pleading for the Paraedy and romance Women's Gymnasium program of all In "We Live Again” George Barbier Nat Pendleton and "and better educational prog am that phases of physical education activity mount theater has fascinating verAlan Dinehart head the supporting games tumbling boxing wrestling sion of Tolstoy’s "Resurrection " The would fit future citizena to bctlei cast dancing of many types especially for ali cope with problemi auch as the prei is Life on the copra plantations of workers physical education picture opened Thursday and it primary Edthe Dutch East Indies down below ent depression Dr Charlei K ready a definite triumph for the lovefaculty the is pictured in “Pur- New Tabloid Retue equator 4 30 p m — Great Basin Folklore ly Anna Sten and her costar Fredric munds president of Pomona college a romantic drama Thrills and sued" E “Indian Folklore” 218 One of March at Claremont Cal addressed the gen at Playhouse heart interest feature in the film ON STAGE AND SCREEN the older Indians from the Uintah Curiously enough Russian-bre- d — On the stage eral assembely of the Brigham Young "Circus Days " Which has Rosemary Ames and Rusbasm and an interpreter will furnish Miss Sten avoids the somber note VICTORY with Harrisons Animals Miletta Sisters sel Hardie-i- nthe principal roles Arthur T Hams new director of the progsim -- It also is planned to that other actresses have interpreted the university’s fourteenth annual Lend Four Alberts Dynamite the Healya Seven Tops and other circus acts PROVO— Following is Friday’s B have folk songs stage shows at the Plavhouse will as the essential Slavic mood in her on the Tip ership week here Thursday screen Lyle Talbot and Mary Visual Instruction 260 E Enliven Astor In Red Hot Tires with Frankie New Double Feature To the large throng that jammed Y U Leadership week program piesent the Playhouse company in of Katusna She is an in- Darro portraval Gavin and Gordon classwork projects and rec m M 1 'the tabloid Here Comes El representatives credibly beautiful child of the soil — On the atace Arthur T College hall and room D to hear him 218 Jf Bill Conies to Orpheum mer" Frida vrevue reational with visual a simple hearted peasant girl uproot PLAYHOUSE E preview of day s activities programs the title being suggest Harris and the Plavhouse company In the I am not an aids F revue Wllcken Here Elmer B Dr Edmunds declared Comes tabloid Fox Y U on social 9 30 — state conference ed bv the jntoduction of a new ed her calm faith in her lover the screen Ruth Chattenon In Lily I have a WOrk College hall Professor J C Drama Little theater two one act Her by educator but an engineer Kenneth Cantrell who comes Turner also' John Wayna in 'Randy In the persons of four women of undeistanding of the role is comAlone Professor Rides T E tiack to follow ’ Pardoe Swenson presiding “Some Objectives plavs different ages clashing personalities direct fiom an engagement with an and as a result she far sur 5 30 p m — Social Hours women’s plete C H Skidmore slate superintend of lhe Ulah state Council for the eastern musical show He uses ‘El but with the same desire age joins passes her work in her first picture ent of public instruction discussed prevention of Crime” Charles H gymnasium winter sports program Zola s ' Nana ” ‘Pursuit of Happiness’ beauty in an escape from domestic mer” as his comedy name education agencies and their admin- - Skidmore state superintendent of under auspices of ”Y” Ski club In addition to Cantrell Ida Mae "Enchanted April" monotony in Tolstoys humamtarianism and the istration m the educational founda public instruction "Prevention of On Screen at Gem which —Comedy College hall 8pm comes to the Orpheum screen also joins the cast as ingenue of revolt he wove into implications Herbert” B Y U Players his novel are brought out for the t ons section Thursday He declared Crime Through Social Education" Tommy Parker Mae Tibbets Friday heading a two feature prosome plan for making the entire $25 Dean Milton Bennion University of directed by Professor T Earl Pardoe first time the new picture The That delightfully entertaining pic- gram The lovely Ann Harding Is the Happy Chaps quartet and others in admission charge of the cast of principals will come per capita school allotment was the Utah inspired direction of Reuben Mamou-- ture “The Pursuit of Happiness” the star chief need of the state at the present Use of Leisure Time Women’s lian has made it more than a love with Francis Lederer in the starring The film is from the story “Eliza- in for their full share of providing fund said leakages from this time He entertainment Gymnasium “Teaching the Nonpre-pare- d Circus Stage Show It becomes a sweeping study role will be the chief picture attrac- beth" which has sold nearly story to other state departments should be Joan Bento date Group” Dr A N Merrill of two classes superbly reflected in tion at the Gem Friday Miss Harding is There will be k special midnight copies B Y U Film at Victory the two lovers stopped nett Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bo- seen at Lotty Wilkins a charming show Saturday when there will be Social Equality Needed AnnounceMarch portrayal of Prince Dmitri land head the excellent supporting wife decaying in bondage to a tru- a change of program Biological Conservation of Plant NaD Resources room “Circus Days" a stage show with is his best work since “Death Takes cast ant husband Katharine Alexander ment also is made that the Playhouse Dr William J Snow professor of an bills and Trees for all of the thrills of the big tents a Holiday” In the opening scenes Cast as the shy but charming Hes- portrays the role of another woman on in the future will be changed bistory at B Y U told the trends tive Shrubs Professor LavalLandscape S Mor Thursdays and Sundays creates the Idealistic boy who is sian soldier whp deserts the British who finds herself in Lotty’s plight in national government section that Purposes” heads the new Friday bill at the Vic- he The feature pictures currently ere B U Y not sure he wants a military career ranks because the colonists promise Jane Baxter beautiful English acgociaL equality and economic secur ris theater Harrison’s Animals 260 Zion of tory Ruth Doctrinal Foundations Ledhim of Chatterton in ' Lily Turner" the "pursuit tress carries a featured role as a diswith unforgettable touches He senses happiness” ity should be the aim of government E “Message of Mormonism" Profes- lead the twelve big acts which fea- that the rigid class distinctions are erer plays the role of a romantic illusioned noblewoman bent on shun- and John Wayne in ‘Randy Rides C D Houston of the state planning With Miss Bennett cast as ning man's fickle attentions and Alone ” his aristicratic lover clowns trapeze performers spe- unfair and shocks ture board speaking m the community sor Guy C Wilson B Y U room Economic and Social pretty Puritan and the object of Jessie Ralph is the fourth member of cialty artists — the biggest circus show family by saying so Hts love for the planning section urged exploitation “The Juvenile Court as faculty a Stabil zer" ever Katusha u a joyous and innocent his affections Lederer goes through the quartet as an old lady of fashion to be presented indoors of tourist and recreational opportu-mte- s his courtship and his first amazed with memories which she wantato Joseph E Nelson former judge of Among the lineup of acts are the thing of the state court of "bun- rekindle Her loyalty to her former playfel- initiation to the custom Alberts The Healys Four A C Rees of Salt Lake City na juvenile Dyna in Foreign Lands Lit mite” 'The Miletta The four women rent an old vilta low and friend is one of the reasons dling" or courting the lady in bed Sisters" the tional chairman of the American tieOur People theater “The Mormon as a Type’ Seven Tip Tops Kathleen and Jim- she trusts him so implicitly when he fully clothed is a highlight of the in southern Europe where they seek plan of open shop conference dis Professor B F Cummings B Y U and Al Jack and Mack The returns to his estate after a few de- entertainment Ruggles and Miss Bo- to recover their spirits The outcussed section 7A of the national re 10 30 a m — State conference of so- mie She is land play the parts of the parents come of their quest offers a stirring Top band accompanies the show bauched years in Moscow covery act Big Di cial hall work College Dorothy on the stage The entertainment is unaware that the naive boy who left in scintillating comedy vein The revelation to the problem of holi Some of the qutstanding depart "Function of presiding all of her has become a careless hardened piece is filled with sly humor and days from companionship with the n ent sessions which drew huge Nyswander Local and State Units m Relief” speedily paced and promises colorful incidents of Revolutionary opposite sex Comedy and drama throngs throughout the day were Frederick P Champ chairman of the fun and excitement of a real cir- product of his age and class times are intermingled and there is plenty marked Her is as enterideal announced EducIt cus and history is succeeding Character 'Psychology of state E state committee On are the of romance advisory Frank Morgan and Reg program surrounding by grim drama lightened only when tainment for the whole family ation” by Professor M Wilford Poul R A Discussion- Mrs Burton W “Peculiar Pen- inald Owen have the leading male A dramatic thriller ‘Red Hot Dmitri reenters her life The mount- the color cartoon son in the use of leisure time sec Musser state senator Lake City Salt a a ” Thelma roles strikof these events is guins" pictorial novelty Tires will be the screen attraction ing suspense tion a pageantry demonstration by and Judge Hugo Anderson com Based on Tristam Tupper's story of ingly handled bv Mamoullan His Todd and Patsy Kelly comedy and a “A Notorious Gentleman” with a students of the B Y U training Lake chest Salt City newsreel mumty cast headed by Charles Bickford leaves for track it is gift the automobile school directed by Principal Her unique photography Beautifying the Community Little filled with breathracing scene etched in the memory of and every action mese Peterson and Professor E H theater taking “The Home and the Comg stunts which are per- the audience Eastmond in College hall in the art munity” Laval S Morris associate In pageantry 'Group professor of landscape architecture formed by nationally famous racing Among the characterizations most department worthwhile in this supporting cast drivers Medicine From the Sociological Point B Y U of View” by Dr Lowry Nelson in Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor are are those of Jane Baxter as Dmitri's of Zion Educational Foundations Gavin Gordon plays a rival fiancee and C Aubrey Smith as her the medical section and “Present-daEducational Invest starredwho faculty room carries hs personal fight father Jessie Ralph does a lifelike Matters of Marketing Agricultural ments”Dr L John Nuttall Jr super racer with Talbot to the tracks determined bit as a peasant woman Products" by J Fenn federal inspec- intendent of Salt Lake City schools one or the other will die Ros Pop Eye again proves that he can tor History of Zion 260 E "Missionary that of comedy as both take it and give it in his rollick“The world today stands in need of Work in the Building Up of Zion” coe Karns add a touch cartoon “Beware of Barnacle the loyal but somewhat dumb pal of ing new new adventure and discovery not in Charles A Callis of the quorum of Talbot Bill ” A sportlight and Fox Movie Frankie Darro s geographical sene but in a social the twelve Henry tone news round out the bill way” Dr Edmunds said referring to Scouting 330 E “Scouting in the Kolker and John Elliott also are the adventures of scientific men Community” George S Bailiff judge featured A cartoon and Metrotone sound will play to and including Sunday at “Life itself is an adventure and edu of juvenile court Provo will complete the bill which the Victory cation is not a preparation for life 390 E Training School for news Beehive The col- Beekeepers Mrs Sarah R Cannon but is a part'of life itself lege is important m combining the chairman general Beehive commitlives of the old and the young in the tee in charge assisted by other mem ’’ bers of the committee pursuit of education V The speaker expressed pleasure at 11 30 a m —Genealogy Heritage of the recognition given Dr Albert Ein Zion College hall “Pedigrees Found Stein who he stated has experienced in Genealogical Archive” Marcella VAhA EARL BAUGHMAN adventures in the frontiers of science Collet m charge of the archive STARTS TODAY lUM!cm UTAH THE6IE VICTORY but THIS should be broad ‘Training Genealogical society 4Tq£ SHOW TW BM Farm Planning early specialization does not always room BY r faculty HIS ciRCUS cm 5m best fit a man for scientific work ‘Livestock in the Building of the ACT She Kindles the An isolated incident may lead the West” Professor H Grant Ivins B SCE1ERY HARRISONS ANIMAL CIRCUS SEASON CSTOP SPEEmbers of Your tiained thinker into great things” he Y U BEST on thE road and Secret Dreams T0PS IRE the si id Recital 260 E “Lyrics of Literary IS professional ACT EVERT "We must all die that cannot be Life and Love and Their pdrobe f Relationship excellent l md avoided but never to have lived to the Building of Zion" original and 10 evertone HIGHLY reloivended that is tragic other poems request numbers Proshot LAN BE puney theatre MAIaCER the of “The majority of the people fessor Alfred Osmond V ILIIAN’H ALEERS0N CHARLES in TMl fArnOUJ tTOKV ” vorld have never lived Scientific Aids for the Builders According to the economist the 218 E “Science and the Ideal Com still of the nation (Centest industry mumty” Dean Carl F Eyring B but education wields Y U is agriculture more power the speaker declared Trends in Government Little thea Frank MORGAn The opportunity of the private insti ter “International Government Katherine Alexander tution of learning is to provide spe (League of Nations and World Owen cial opportunity to young men and Court)” Dr Christen Jensen B Y U June Baxter — Reginald Public inwomen of special ability Beehive 390 E (continued from stitutions tax supported must en 10 30) 12 45 p m — M I A luncheon "Y” he pointed gage m mass education Triumph in Screen Play at Paramount Better Training: Required to Shape Character of Future Generation Dr Edmunds Tells Leadership Week Assembly Here’s Friday Program for Leader Week Crawford Clarle Gable and Robert Montgomery in Forsaking All Others ' with Charles Butteraorlh Billie Burke Francea Drake PARAMOUNT— Predrir March and Anna ftten in Wa Live Again - with C Aubrey Smith Jane Baxter ORPHEUM— Ann Hardin In ‘Enchanted with Frank Morgan Katharine April Alexander Reginald ’ Owen also A Gentleman with Charles Bickford Helen Vinaon Dudley Diggcs Sidney Blackmer RIALTO—- Flirtation Walk " with Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Pat O Brian also of Max Baer-Kln- g Levlnsky ring picture battle GEM — Francla Lederer in “Th Pursuit of with Joan Bennett Charlie Happiness Ruaglee Mary Boland STUDIO — ‘'Anna of Green Gables” with Anne Shirley Tom Brown Ralph Mor-ra- n feaHelen Westley also the ture La Cucaracha “ STATE— Harold Lloyd in ‘The Cat’a Paw with Oeorge Barbier Una Merkel Nat also Pendleton Alan Dlnehart Pur sued with Rosemary Ames Russell Hardie ’ ‘ ‘ Films - MIA “Big-Hearte- e 4 200-00- 0 University Freshmen Will Present Comedy Baby Cyclone” one of George “The M Cohan’ cesses Broadway suc- will be presented by the fresh- biggest man class of the University of Utah Friday at 8 15 p m lq Kingsbury hall at the umveisity The highly amusing plot of the centers aiound a Pekingese which the women adore but the men abominate Many hilarious situations arise when an Irate husband sells the dog and the dog loving wife trys to steal it back The play will be produced Under the direction of Professor Joseph F Smith Leading roles will be taken by June Calhster as Jessie Hurly Paul McDonough as Joseph Meadow Ernest Stanger as Gene Hurly and Catherine Christensen as Lydia comedy dog Webster Others members of the east are Anderson Wayne Tolman Albert Spaulding Ralph Michaelis James Christensen Erwin Henderson George HiLkman Alberta Roes Gene Eardley and Rehon Koehler llargy Bingham Statutory Case Goes to District Court BINGHAM —Judge S C Kenner bound over Mike Bonch to the district court Wednesday morning when case came up for preliminary Bonch was charged with a statutory offense Zack Tallas pleaded guilty to Unlawful transportation of liquor when arraigned Judge Kenner will pass sentence Thursday his hearing tax-pai- d morning Two cases were dismissed for of complaining witnesses They those of John Flarkas who lack are was charged with threatening to kill and of Raymond Cadell who was charged with drunken driving ‘ - death-defyin- ‘ J V TvT - Ann 6tnl' out Good laws he declared are not so effective in shapng the characters of people as education he said It is therefore necessary to have the great est minds engaged not in lawmaking but in education Education should be widespread and available to all he stated pointing out that 1024 peo pie must be educated now in order to affect a person ten generations from now The necessity for this is that we do not know who will intermarry but it is known that a person ten generations hence wilt have the blood strains of 1024 people Hence It is important to educate broadly Woodrow Wilson was quoted by the Speaker as saying “America is great in proportion to her ability to produce great men for the next genera cafeteria 2 p m — State conference of social work College hall President B H Robbins presiding! “A Prospective Program of Social Legislation for the State of Utah” Herbert B Maw president of state senate Relief Society Little theater "Social Service" Amy W Evans Literature 218 E “Making Bet NOW! THE BUNDLING ' “Perfect Crime’’ Condemned a Woman He Pretended to Shield — nmnious GEnmmji Charles Bickford ft HELEN VINSON HIT! An old American custom that Is the newest and most diverting idea in motion pictures Imi in II the liver of Hie K0iHttQinnlup!3fc!' See 1 hem— Sleeping — milling— Laughing — and Their Wash Line Their Parents Mo T odd-Kel- ly Comedy ALL COLOR Disney Cartoon Novelty 0News ilk JOAN m SENNETT CKARU RUGGUS MARY A ROUND Paramount Pxfvrt Uniiersity of Utah Class of ’38 Presents “The Baby Cyclone” Whirlwind A Thr-4- t Comedy Kingsbury Hall " bar-fai- rt jap'’' V tion ” In discussing section 7A of the national recovery act Mr Rees said ’There is an interesting history In connection with the inclusion of the collective bargaining clause in the N R A It represented the efforts of the American Federation of Labor to put a term of their own coinage l e collective bargaining into an act of congress In order to increase as they hoped their effectiveness in their plan of unionization of all industry Then there were the people who were socially inclined who felt that con tracts between employers and em ployes based upon a voluntary act of would be the workers themselves conductive to industrial revival and hence the increase of employment Many employers too approved of it with the understanding they were Ihen free to fix prices without fear of running counter to tlje antitrust laws 'It must be remembered that the N R A passed at a time when the whole country was in a slough of despond and when men were ready to seize almost any panacea that was offered to them as a promise of curing our economic add industrial ills But the fact remains that the words “collective bargaining’ have no one accepted interpretation unless we re fer to the dictionary which tells us that a 'bargain' must be some form of contract that is acceptable to both When one say ’it is a parties it means that the proposition is cceptable to him There is nothing jo the act that compels the employer I) accept any proposition made to m bv the individual worker or a” ecation of workers whether they or whether present themselves Con‘lnud on Twenty) r His ALSO ‘‘LA CUCARACHA” OM TONIGHT 815 P M seat reserved Main Floor and Lojm 60c Balcony 35c PURSUED” FEBRUARY AH Phone Hvtanri 2IVMI THEATRE feb IAKE Mat SALT Mght WALKLIL 1 WTE-SIDL " ft ' dance at PLAYHOUSE -- ON 1 JAMCS DUMt Kenneth Cantrell The Comedy Funster MASTEK-o- (Elmer Tiieitevn Hus Ictor Jon Pert Kellon Rosemary A me ORCHESTRA New heaMnc plant In operation r SF SAT FFNINC Nett ri F NOW Little Miss Perbomllty ‘Here Comes Elmer play oTedvrnWrfy ixxMnce mijrf — ON TI1F SCRF FN — RUTH CHATTMUON In “I ILY 1 ( UN I R’ JOHN V AY M- in “Ft YNDY Rim S M ONF" lower Fltior l rn ineladed 1st wt Y 1 row row upper ros r V row Rl at itWf All taxes S ' BIG MIDNIGHT FROLIC at the BOXOFFICK 14 row Italennv MYTfVLL lowerI floor row SI Net 14lower Hie opper 1 ) and SPFCIAI NIGHT and His COUNTRY CLUB Arnold Rnrrenrr Whlfflesnag: IDA MAE b&ck ftp Icwe of fuS (brso svrcHvparl' And E ERY SATIRDAY - STU- NEW FACES! 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