Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE Over the State Pleasant Grove FROVO-T- he drum and bugle contest which will Fourteenth Annual Celebration Offers Parades i be held In connection with the second annual Intermountain American Legion drum corps contest as a feature of the evening program of the Independence day celebration In Provo promises to be an Interesting one Orval Singleton 7 Music Rodeo PLEASANT GROVE — Free Strawberries a parade of 123 float band concerts and a rodeo will be principal attractions at the fourteenth annual Strawberry day to be held in Pleasant Grove Wednesday Commtttee members said berries were at their best and that they anticipate upward of BOOO persons will be served free geperout helping of the strawberry dish Invitations requesting the attendance of Governor Henry H Blood other state officials and dignitaries of Utah and surrounding counties have been Issued Junius A West resident of Pleasant Grove chantS er of commerce said A parade consisting of numerous bands and the 123 floats depicting the Strawberry day king and queen Uncle Sam Liberty Peace and other characterisations will open the day M 9 a m From 10 a m to noon free berries will be served at the city hall park followed by a two-hoband concert and glee club ren dltlons and a 'Wild west" rodeo at the ball park ur Committee members have ar- ranged to repeat the parade at '7 p m enabling persons unable to view the first performance to wit Bess the colorful spectacle The celebration will dose with dances at the high school gymnasium and at Geneva resort members f the committee said Two Men Injured In Auto Collision OGDEN— Two mender In the Dee hospital as the result of in- juries suffered In an automobile collision Friday at 7:30 a m at the Intersection of Washington avenue and Twenty-firstreet The Injured are Thomas Sharp 45 of 762 Chester street suffering With severe back Injuries and possible fractured ribs and Juan Ramos 40 of 137 West Oak street who sustained bruises about the shoulders and possible rib fractures Otis Hicks 40 a negro of 2133 Wall avenue received a severely bruised and crushed left hand In the collision was released from the hospital following treatment Fri day morning According to s report at police headquarters an automobile driven by M J Baird 40 of Willard was traveling south on Washington ave Hue when It was struck by a ma chine operated by Ramos which was going east on Twenty-firstreet Witnesses declared that the Ramos machine failed to observe a stop sign and crashed into the Baird car Hicks was a passenger In ths automobile driven by Ramos and Mr Sharp was riding in the Baird machine st r st ADDITIONAL STATE ON PAGE 25 NEWS chairman states Three corps from Delta Richfield and Green River Wyo already have entered this event and others are expected to send in their entries soon Mr Singleton said Four corps are entered In the men's division Including the Boise Idaho group and the Ogden Tooele and Salt Lake City posts' corps Others dally are expected to entery Mr Singleton stated Last Tribute Paid Former Official CEDAR 'CITY— Funeral services were held here Friday for Clarence Edwin Riddle 38 former city treasurer and active L D S church worker who diet here Wednesday following an operation for sar-- v coma of the kid- v ney Mr Riddle was born In Escalante on March 23 1897 a son of Isaac J and Clara Barry Riddle He first came to Cedar 1922 in City atwhere he tended and was from graduated the Branch Agricultural college On September 17 1919 he was married in the Manti L D S temple to Loretta Barnson also of Escalante Since coming here Mr Riddle has been prominent In civic and church affairs having served two terms as city treasurer from 1928 to 1921 and was a member of Parowan L D S stake high council at the time of his death Since 1931 he had been assistant secretary and treasurer of the Southern Utah Power company here From 1916 to 1919 Mr Riddle labored as a missionary for the L D S church In the northwestern states mission And before coming to Cedar City he served on the Escalante town board and In the high council of Garfield L EL 8 stake He served eight years as Parowan stake clerk Surviving In addition to his widow and parents are four children LaDawn David Kent Bruce King and Larry Koska brothers and sisters L E Riddle and Mrs Cora Porter Cedar City Mra Minerva Heaps and Mra Ruby Wolsey Escalante Alfred L Riddle Hunting ton Park CaL E J Riddle Oak' land CaL Parley Riddle El Gen tro CaL and Mra Hazel R Liston Provo The funeral services were held In the Cedar Third ward L D S chapif with interment In the City cemetery under the direction of the Southern Utah mortuary Celebration to Open With Daybreak Salute by Veterans ‘ lurabia university Mias Helen Hef fernan chief of the division of el' mentary and rural education of Cali' fornla Tuesday 11 m Dr Allen 8 p m Dr Will Durant Wednesday 11 a m and 8 p m Dr Durant Friday Miss HeLernan The first of th seriei of band concerts will b given Saturday at the new amphitheater by th class "A” band Professor N W Christiansen announced This band is composed of more than 200 high echoo! students of ths intermountain region and I being trained by Professor A R McAlister ef Joliet 111 On June 22 In honor of the summer school students th band will give its second concert ’ ' ' ' Vv of Spanish Fork president of the Utah County Bankers’ association pledged the support of Utah county bankers to th program He also expressed confidence in th program Aud Open-ADancing HOW! mi STARTS CARYGRANT II Giant Alrplaat Pane Throwing Canyon Breen Ladle 20s Gentlemen "Hooray for Lot” "Vea'r ie An eel" la h Oroot Bl Way” ALSO-- ’ ON THE SAME PROGRAM TOMORROW iTUNSE DHAMA0F JiACCL -- TBINCESS O’HARA” EMSijPS ALSO1" NITE LIFE OF THE GODS JACKIE h LAat 'AIMES FRED REATOfO " BETTY GRABLE TOMORROW “WOMAN IN RED" — ALSO— —IN “RED IIOT TIRES" TUB mwro AT SUNSET BEACH ON GREAT I NOW! WHEELER & WOOLSEY la “THE LITTLE COLONEL” STARTS DARRO HIH8C& SHIRLEY TEMPLE “LOVE-TIME- SPARE— MANSIS TODAY LIONEL BARRYMORE STRANGE PSSI0NSI SALT ’'LAKE SUNDAY— 4 P M AO JENKINS World's Champion Race Dririr and holder of nil world’s record DUESENBERO his NEW dee-H- P Mr Joskins will be acrompsated by and Aufi Duosdaborf chief ngtner of th Dnomborf and Forctt MIUhoM Company chief adviser and manager di(nr Car on Exhibition After M at Sunset Beach 3P GEE BUT THE WATER JS GREAT! PLENTY OF NEW FRESH WATER SHOWERS ' KIDDIES FREE! ROSCOE KARNS RUSSELL HOPTON DEAN JAGGER All Color Cartoon "OUR GANG" COMEDY SportUght o New Rvantt ANT JANE— RAYMOND MILIAND MENRE O'NEIL—LOLA LANE only place ea th lak wbre within M yard you tan find th water Ikon 1 to f feet deep Th SUNSET BEACU NOW FLAYING AT THE NEW- - Big Stage Show Including Zellor and Wilburn "Th Jtetomanlne" Mayo and Carr Trplchowtn Novelty George King ' j WITH PEGGY — BARBARA STANWYCK — in— t ’ PAUL MUNI “BORDER TOVir ONR HOUR OF COMEDIES FIRST SHOW ONLY IN AND I— Biy Vaudeville Acte—I Z —Feature picture— Follow th Crowd to the Roxy “BRIGHT EYES" WOOD “HAHDY ANDY” Tenor BoloUt IS— People on tho Stage— M AO Coconut Grove GAMBABELLl REAR THEBE HIT IONGS !’ In Levo All Ov- -r Aaain" JEAtl PARKER thrilling Crams ef the heroes ef the sir! MYRI1ALQY HELTON— MABIA Ta UeiM old-tim- A BTtL BORINSON— nil TW°H6- - Will Rogers In "Handy Andy” and Barbara Stanwyck In “A Lost Lady” will bo the new picture features at the Star over the week-en- d Rogers Is at his inimitable beet In “Handy Andy ” In the role of an o druggist who Is forced to sell his business when he is offered a top price ao that hie wife and daughter can take the social whirl they have long wanted The family goee to New Orleans for tho Mardi Gras and Rogers piles up one laugh after another during his stay there The comedian’ homely philosophy rules throughout the piece which is crammed with good humor and a romance Peggy Wood heads the supporting cast which also has Conchita Montenegro Mary Carlisle Roger Imhof and many others Poignant drama is unfolded in “A Lost Lady” in which Miss Stanwyck portrays the emotions of a beautiful young girl torn between her love for a man wi$h whom she is madly Infatuated and her loyalty to her husband The star has four leading men— R 1 c a r d o Cortes Frank Morgan Lyle Talbot and Phillip Reed kV GNfUfR Heads Star’s Bill J to 12 p at SHIRLEY TEMPLE ir THOMAS BMrtfea rPENCER TRACY— JACK OAKIE “A LOST LADY “LOOKING FOR TROUBLE” ALPINE ROSE Wfirnrornw COOL! -- “ TODAY— I THRILL TONIGHT DOUBTING arch-crimin- r tions ef the eounty p “The response Friday was so encouraging that we expect to receive applications ranging from $50000 to $70000 Saturday Mr - Lamoreaux aid Friday Right s: The personal Interviews by Mr Lamoreaux and Mr Beesley are part ef a drive to secure $150000 in building RctlvlUes through the program in Utah county' They will be at th Utah Power and Light company effic at 36 North University avenue Saturday from 10 a m to 4 R m ! The drive was started with a meeting Thursday night at th city and county building attended by more than 300 citisena i Franklin D Richards Salt Lake City state administrator explained the advantages ef the new program and declare! that the F H A offered to home owners and those contem-- f plating buying or building new es nt Get Applications Totaling $48410 PROVO— Applications amounting homes the lowest rates over the to $48410 were filed Friday with longest period available Ths pri-to motivea of ths program is 'Warwick Lamoreaux and Alvin mary improve living condltioni of citixens at th Beesley of Salt Lake Cityr field and provide employment representatives of th federal hous-sin- g same time Mr Richards declared Other speakers were L W Sowles program who are conducting Salt Lake City-chiunderwriter interviews with applicants of the state F H A E T Wilson of personal en th federal housing program for Denver Colo regional director and two days Applications were re- Edward O Anderson chief archiceived from 22 citizens in all sec- tectural inspector Charles Dixon behind-thefcen- er “THE LOST CHICK ef Per-re- or FHA Officials Hold Interviews I told In “Public Hero Number One' opening Saturday at the Paramount theater W(th the Weyerhaeuser kidnap capture etill In the headline! the picture’s story of drama In a big federal case s both significant and timely BRIGHAM CITY— Preparations As a special attraction for Saturfor a big Fourth of July celebration In Brigham City are well under day evening only tho Paramount way and definite arrangements for will present a special etage interthe program will be completed soon view with Edythe Morley and Mari' Bishop A M Hansen is in charge an Samuel girl employee of the of the program and Is being assisted Woohrorth store who aided “G” “Lor Time" with Pat Pattaraon and by the various civic clubs in the city men in capturing Margaret Waley NU Aather The girls will TOWER (Ninth taat and Ninth South!— Licenses Issued A daybreak salute will be provided confessed kidnaper m "Brlaht ryea" with Tempi ANTHONY by the Veterans of Foreign Wars give details of the arrest at the two Bhlrley folIdaho-- Th ST Coll Wllaon Dorwell Dunn Jan Jams Finances are In charge of the chanr evening performances Judith Allen pis "Lookln for Trouble" lowing marriage licenses were isOakto Jack Spencer of win Tracy ber of commerce and merchants' Amazing revelations govern sued during tho week: George Cummins ment methods In ths apprehension STAR— Will committee Roter In "Handy Andy" wtth The American Legion auxiliary of gangsters are given In “Public Petty Wood Conchita Monteneero alao Stanwycx In “A Lori Lady” with will provide the patriotic program Hero Number One" which stars Barbara Ricardo Cortex Prank Morean Lyl and has secured Dr Adam 8 Ben-nlo- n Chester Morris Lionel Barrymore Talbot Phillip Reed of Salt Lake City as the prin- Jean Arthur Lewis Stone and Paul ARCADS (Fourth South end Ilfhth West) Temple In "Brlxht Ere" with cipal speaker A baseball game Is Kelly The story Is based on actual —Shirley Jmmea Dunn Jana Darwell Lola Wllron be to cases and and Allen facts alao Sylvia Sidney In ' BeT Shaw Judith promises being arranged by Roy hold Mr Wife” with Oene Raymond to the publlo In show The Kindergarten club will super- an H B Warner Laura Hop Crew vise the stunts and races ing what goes on In ths relentless ON STAGS AND SCBEEN ROXY— On th auto company of M in A parade is being arranged by war against crlms Eellor and Wilburn Mayo and eluding out an Lionel has the Business and Professional Barrymore Carr Oaorio Klny and th Hull Brother "Wake Up and Dream" Women’s club and the Y M M L A standing character role said to rank on th screen with Ruaa Columbo Roier Pryor Juno A civic choir is being formed under with hie portrayal in “A Free Soul' Knleht aln Richard ” Dlx and Iron the direction of Earl Madsen and as the bibulous Dr Glass physician Dunn In "Stinsaro will sing at the tabernacle program to ths underworld Cheater Morris The Brigham City fire department plays an adventurer who txpoeee transfusion to save the mob leader has arranged for a splendid fire himself to all sorts of danger The also are presented Other exciting works display The day will be con- role has the vital force that marked details embellish th story followcluded with special talking pictures hie first great hit fti “The Big tho exploits of tho ”G” men at the local theaters and a dance at House” Blonde Jean Arthur pro- ingRounding out tho new bill is vides Interest ths romantic halL Blubelrd dance Joseph the new Charley Chase comGalicia who made a eensatlon in rollicking "Poker At 8” and a new issue the New York play “Small Mira- edy of Fox Movietone News new creates a gangster type Liquor Store Expected cle” al as the for whom In Is stagsd To Open on Saturday man-huths picture Among the dramatic highlights LOGAN— The state liquor store of the production Is a sensational in Logan is expected to open Satur- prison break with anof abortive SALT LAKE S FINEST THEATRE convicts of thousands day morning it was announced here stampede oA a gang hideout and raid The Hf --MOWFriday following the appointment breath-takin- g operation sequence of the store personnel from Salt Lake City J C Fonnesbeck was in which tho doctor performs named as office manager with Bartel Gardon Warren K Burnham Marvin Miller Mrs A M Smith Jewel Allen Genevieve Pond and Joseph Kastll The first stock of liquor arrived in Logan Friday night and was lAtt DAY placed on the shelves of the liquor BPBIBE store which is located on East CenMUSICAL ter street wtth ANN SOTHFBN -gene Will Rogers’ Film BAVMOND VJF THLBBTON HALL Eastern Ornithologist Finds Great Abundance of Bird Life in Cache LOGAN-- Dr Arthur A Allen professor of ornithology at Cornell University and noted bird authority gave a lecture Friday at the Utah State Agricultural college on birds In the western United Statea Dr Allen stated that in no place since be left Florida has he found such an abundance of bird life as in this region- - - Dr Allen illustrated his lecture' with lantern slides and motion picture films He will lecture again Tuesday and Thursday on "Home Life of Birds” and “Birds and Their Songs” " — Lectures scheduled for next week besides the two mentioned follow: Monday Dr Elbert K Fretyell Co- - Baum 8£ Drummond and Dorothy Marriage Announced 1 Clifford MONTPELIER ‘ Xdahe-- Mr Rogstad 23 Drummond and Huges 24 Teton and Mary Neider-hau- a Mrs George P Btock announce the 23 Wilford William A Sau-r- y n minis sc rein marriage of their daughter Fern The Arcad will have a double PARAMOUNT— "PubU 42 Hibbard and Mary T Ga- to Paul Tipton Jr-- of Soda Springs Hue No On the (feature picprogram Saturday Jean Arthur tub Iaml Ituraon Calleia on June 14 CimUr Motet Paul tures to be Shirley Temple in boon 40' Rexburg Joetph Relit Leeie Stone and in Eyes” Sylvia Bright 8idney CAPITOL— Alice Tisdale Hobart's --on For Behold My Wife” the Lamps of China' with Pat O Brton The locale ef "Bright Eyes” Is a Joaephtn Hutehlnaoa Jeaa Muir Lite Talbot Arthur Byron Los Angeles airport and on of the ORPHEUM— "Heoray For Lore with Ann Bothern Gen Barmond B1U Bobiti'on rich Pasadena homes Th piece Is Thurston-- KalL Pert Kalton alao Jack filled to the brim with human Holt la Tho Unwelcome 8 tranter wtth and romance and not a little Mon Barn Ralph Moreen Jackie Soar la drama James Dunn heads poignant ll TICTORT— Joan Blondell and Olenda cast which also inth supporting willa "Trevelloe Salatladt” With liam Oarian Huth Herbert Orant cludes Jan Darwell Loll Wilson MltrheU alio "Hold 'Em Vale" with Judith Allen and Driany others Patricia Ellis Larry Crabba and Oearae Behold My Wife” is a touching Banner OEM— Mrrne Lo 'and Care Orant In and dramatic picture of the conRoaeoa th with Karat In Dark" "Wlntt flict of race and social ideals with Hobart Caranauah Dean Jaaiar cast as an Indian RIALTO— Janet Oamor and Warner Baxter Miss Sidney in "On More Bprtnc' alao "Whll the maiden -- It is the story of a white Klbbeo and Our wtth Patient Slept" man who married or Indian girl Allot MacMahon STUDIO— Bert Wheeler and Robert Wool-- In order to bring disgrace upon his la "Tho Nitwit" with Betty Grable own family but who learned to alee "Aliae Mary and Irelyn Brent Dow" with Bally Eller Ray Millard lovo his wife when he had almost Chick Chandler Katharine Alexander lost her Gen Raymond H B STATS— Shirley Temple and Lionel Barry Warner Laura Hop Crewe and Eve Colonel" with more In "The Little NEXT Ira Venable Sidney Blaekmert ales others are in th supporting cast tn Paramount Has G 1? New Doubfe Feature -Program at Arcade At Salt Lake Theaters Men Film Kidnap Fourth Program Ladies Enter Aides on Stage At Brigham City Drum Bugle story of the “G” men Meet Nears Completion andThetheirInsidedramatic Corpsladles’ war on crime Is Strawberry Day Plans Completed 15 1935 f Wm LODGE AItKIAY— tiUMI A V—MONDAY SHIRLEY TEMPLE AT BRIGHTON “BRIGHT” EYES" SYLVIA SIDNEY fcOW OPEN FOR SUMMER SEASON Again Featuring Dinners Afternoon Teas Luncheon 1 “BEHOLD MY WIFE" Color Cartoon! Flephant Never Forget" Saturday Show Open at 1:M a “An COMB EARLY C P Holding 4 (Bill) Hlgbe THE Moonlight Dancing ROMANTIC THRILLING HOTEL OGDEN CANYON Phone 61-J-- (Under NeW Management) EXOTIC HERMITAGE EXQUISITE WED THURS PRL A SAT 3 AND STEAK TROUT CHICKEN DINNERS FEATURED Catering to Banquet and Partin Colonial Club PHSECREST IIIII 3797 Highland Drive ' GRAND OPENING Tonight and Saturday COOL— REFRESIUNG O4 The Beit Meal In Town for N Carer Charge With Dinner r Featuring The Hollywood Millionaire " Orth-vt- ra ' and a Saneatlonal Floor Show Phone llolladxv 111 for Krvervatioat " J X -- J |