| Show J- - -- v “ 10 Salt Cake (Tribune STht Tuesday Feb 19 1946 THEVRE PRIZE WINNERS Won Paintings o That In Utah Art Show And now they know — the prize winners at the big annual exhibit of UtahState Institute of Fine Arts with still two more weeks to go at the state capitol The exhibit has been drawing some of the largest crowds of visitors ever known to attend -- art u warded first prize $50 for his Housetops Second pnze $25 went to Bale Fletcher for his “Fisher-Ire- n He too is from Logan — ard la only 16 years old wnth two beautiful paintings in this how Third pnze $25 was awarded LaDean Wagstaff for Golden Harmony”— a study of chrysanthemums ‘ LAS! Honorable mention for outstanding professional work went to Ruth Woolf Smith for "Magnolias” Flora D Fisher Provo for "Cactus” and to Gertrude Teutsch for "Letter” The $300 prize winner "The Young Dancer” and “Magnolias” which won honorable mention were reproduced among other pictures of exhibit paintings on the art page in The Tribune's Sunday magazine the the past Sunday The judges were Roman Andrus of Provo Mrs Florence n Drake of Ogden and Henry of Salt Lake The exhibit will be open to the public on Washington's birthday Ras-muse- "UP GOES MAISIE" with Ann Sothern and "A LETTER FOR EVIE" DAY T ttnt yffTr 9MtBU I STARTS TOMORROW! He Learned Timing MOVIE GUIDE By JAMES W M’CONKIE v shows in Salt Lake The $300 purchase prize went to Jesse Larson of Provo for her “The Young Dancer” The $200 purchase pnze was warded Everett Thorpe’s powerful "Gone Is Lake Bonneville” He Is from Logan lr the painting exhibit of young artists under 25 years old Caylen Hansen Salt Laker was Petri Shows His Skill At Keyboard OPENING TODAY Uptown — World premiere "Tomorrow Is Forever” also Walt Disney cartoon news South-Ea— "Fallen Angel” and "Tell It to a Star” State — “Captain Kidd” and “That’s the Spirit” Rialto — World premiere "Tomorrow Is Forever" also Walt Disney cartoon news NOW PLAYING Bountiful— “They Were Ex0 and carpendable” toon news (2 hours 40 min- Billy de WolfeJ portraying a Greenwich Village “nut” in Paramount’s “Our Hearts Were Growing Up” learned comedy "timing” during a winter vaude- - )T pearances Bing Crosby’s first job was in a Spokane Wash pickle factory where his father was also ville engagement in Saskatche- wan and the far north This was of course prior to New York and London night club ap- prst JOi) Bing’s newest staremployed is in Irving Berlin’s role ring “Blue Skies” the Paramount Technicolor musical with Fred Astaire and Joan Caulfield st Egon Petri pianist was heard by Granite art patrons Monday night at Granite high school in a program which included works by Bach Beethoven Schumann Chopin Liszt Wagner and Pro-kofie- ff There was no question about it — Mr Petri's skill at the keyboard is almost without limit Essentially a heroic pianist rather than a subtle player the Dutch artist showed prodigious When technical facility he wanted to do it the sound he could bring forth from his instrument was unbelievable It filled the hall No Lisztian virtuoso could have exceeded it The Busoni transcription of Bach's ‘‘Chaconne’’ and Beethoven’s “Appassionata" constituted the first half of the program and these proved most satisfactory The stateliness that Mr Petri fused into the Beethoven opus could not have been better or his conception broader An enthusiastic audience demanded encore after encore and Mr Petri included three selections from Prokofieff’s “Love of Three Oranges” among them These were the only modern works of the evening 7:30-9:3- utes) i Holladav (Holladay) — "The Great John L” "Scared Stiff” Tower (9th East 9th South) — “National Velvet” Outstanding selected shorts Murray (Murray) "For Whom the Bell Tolls” "Carnival Courage” news events Centre— “Scarlet Street” Utah— “Up Goes Maisie” “A Letter for Evie” Capitol — "The Harvey Girls” "Girl on the Spot” Studio — "Tars and Spars” shorts and pews Mario (Sugarhouse) — “The Stork Club” in Blue” Gem — "Rhipsody also cartoon traveltalk news Broadway— "Week End at the Waldorf” “Hidden Valley Out! j laws” j Star— "Sahara” and °I Dood f It” ON STAGE AND SCREEN Lyric — Five acts of vaudeville “The Red Dragon” and -- j "Fashion Model" a rtmotnt MUMtftnS’imtirt tlBWl TOLER 5lamuEf rum Th 0R&6Ctf -- t'C 1 I 1 U I 1 I ioMGhi ENDS - TORNHOm THE BELL TOLLS m oooKR-m- cuaette COLBERT wt APPEL Georde Carnival COURAGE1 fVIHTS SSSUrnU MW5 jTn scoop drmah g? 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