| Show ' N:to-00h- t - THE SALT LAXE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY Nmami DRAMA 1 1 AT SALT LAKE THEATERS 0 1 rs farce has todo with the exciting experiences of Annie Snodgrass (ZaSu) amateur songstress when an emotional gang chief plans to star her in musical comedy Per Kelton is the racket Icing's moll who naturally cant stand 'foe his new interest00 n the stage Ken Hack- ley and his Oklahoma cowboys entertain with songs of the old west gum-chewi- READS VICTORYBILI Joe E Brown 'puts his own laugh technique into an uproarious story by Damon Runyon in "A Very Honorable Guy" It's one of the two new fun record for the pictures at the Victory theater and it sets an irrepressible star Damon Runyon also wrote "Lady for a Day" and uses his popular method of inducing laughs at the same time building up real human interest throughout the rollicking new story Joe plays a gambler with a heart as big as his mouth His reputation for honesty doesn't help out much when down on his luck he tries to get enoughcapitaLto start out again So he arrives at the brilliant conclusion that he can seU hi body to a doctor and in the thirty days before delivery wipe out his debt somehow The doctor is Robert Barrat—also Joe's rival in love —so it looks like his days are numbered Alice White plays the saucy little show girl responsible for his predicament Alan Dinehirt Hobart Cavanaugh Irene Franklin and Harold Huber head the supporting cast The action races along at exciting pate with laughs sparkling through every hilarious scene "One Year Later" is the second attraction—a plc- ture that dramatically traces the story of a young married couple Mary Brian as the and DOnald Dillaway as the jealous young husand share starring roles Russell Hopton PeWitt Jennings Will and ladys Ahern and Marjorie Beebe are feathred in colorful supporting On the simplementary program is a cartoon in technicolor "Robin Hood Jr" and Metrotone News LAUGH-GETTE- - R all-ti- -- 'T'T- 4' ik ' f ' '1 i' girl-wi- I "" ' fe r ' TUNEFUL PIECE AND NEW'STAR AT PARAMOUNT "Melody in Spring" brings Lanny Ross to the Paramount theater screen beginning Sunday Lanny is the second radio crooner to be hailed as a movie find and like Bing Crosby he brings in additiqn to a rich and popular voice refreshing new pereonality to the screen 'Melody in Spring" a lilting romantic comedy gives him an opportunity to sing and romance playing an ambitious y0111- 1- singer who pursues a famous radio advertiser Warren Blodgett (Charles Ruggles) to a quaint New of making an impression by catchErigland hotel Re spoils b ing Blodgett who is a "collector" removing a George Washington and hailing him as a thief From that moment the war is on Lanny wins pretty Jane Blodgett (Ann Sothem) over to his side but Mary Boland (Mrs Blodgett) stands by her irate spouse: The picture marks the fourth time Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland have been teamed and they supply the picture with plenty of laughs Lanny Rom sings three new gong hits es a pert of the- romantic action—the title Fong "Melody in Suring" "Ending With a Kiss" and "The Open Road" George Meeker Heirmnn Bing and the Ole sisters arc featured in the big supporting csq An Ernest Truex comedy "The Expectant Father" s- - Clowr0-and P$ramOunL sound lieWS 5tre added ' i IP bed-kno- s'3) - 1 - attractions p APE MAN HERO THRILLING CAPITOL FANS Record crowds are acclaiming "Taman and His Mate" the year's most spectacular adventure picture at the Capitol theater this week Starring Johnny Weissmuller arid Maureen O'Sullivan it relates the further history of the white jungle lordtreated by Edgar Rice Burrouithil The action begina in the unexplored Jungles of Africa where two En glish ivory seekers Neil Hamilton arid Paul Cavanagh are searching for Hamilton's real pur- legendary Burial Ground of the Elephants is to find Jane Parker the beautiful English girl whose love for caused her to forsake civilization They narrowly escape death warriors but eventually find the land at the hinds of cannibalistic of the Great Apes where Tarzan and his mate live The picture is poked with thrills—combats with jungle beasts Tarzan's underwater fight with a huge crocodlle an amazing scene in which more than fifty lions at- tack the safari An Ithem Jones bend act and Ptramount Jtound news round out the bill Wallace Beery's new drama "Viva Villa" will be the next attraction Filmed in Mexico it affords Beery his greatest charact?rizatton as the famous bandit so loved by the Merdcan peons that overnight he summoned an army and created a new government It has the powerful scope of "The Big Parade" in addition to a atory filled with humor romance Ind human interest- - t: ! ' t iihi K ' - i Ju-J- U lk I ?- 4 ' 1 Desist also "Ono Year later" with Donald Dtlliwiy Missed Mary Brim Hopton CAPIT01-lohnWelesmuller in "Tortan and Hie Mate with Maureen O'SaillVan Neil Hamilton Pant Cavanagh Roos in "Melody in PARAMOUNT—Lanni' with Chortle Ruggles Mary boring" Boland Ann Sothern RIALTO— "Three On s Honeymoon" with sally Niters Charles Starrett Ulu Pitts also "Hip' Rips Hooray" with Wheeler and Wociseh Thelma Todd Rotothr Lee GEM—Grota Garbo In "Ohm Christina" with John Gilbert lau Keito Lewis Stone Elizabeth Young STAB—Noel Coward's "Design for Living" with Fredric March Miriam Hopkins Gary Cooper also "Mystery of the Wax Museum" with Lionel Atwill Pay Wray STATS—Ann Harding in "Gallant lAdy" with Clive Brock Tullio Carmlnati Otto Kruger also "I Like It That Way" with Roger Pryor Gloria Stuart 'Mr Pickwick' May Appear on Scfeen of the LONDON—Annoupcement by Gaumont British cif "Mr Pickwick" based on the immortal "Pickwiél Papers" )711$ caused great interest throughout the world Letters are already pouring in from Dickens enthusiasts containing expressions of pleasure at the project and offers of advice and Walter Dexter of the assistance Dickens Fellowship and editor of the "Dickensian" has visited the Shepherds Bush studios and discussed the proposed film with Gaumont British officials "I 'cannot sufficiently express my enthusiasm for the idea" says Mr Dexter "Dickensians all over the world will welcome 'Mr Pickwick' for the works of Charles Dickens are stilt the world's best sellers in fiction Last year more than 8000000 copies were sold The film should have a great reception in America for the Americans are keen Dickensians and have long awaited a Dickens :Resit in really correct British atmosphere "I shall watch the casting of the film with great interest Mr Pickwick himself offers a problem to the It must always be casting director rememberedthat Pickwick was a gentleman not a mere buffoon the ridicVous and laughable situations Which occur are centered not in him but around him Re is a character gentie kindly shrewd very much of the nature I should imagine of Edmund Gwenn" Last minute news sets Gordon narker in the role of SamuelI Weller English-speakin- '! - '60 ti'(t 4::- :- V r: i: :'N ' ':' ! ! : ':4 ' '' 4 -- 1 knocked—eut--e--middleweig- ht in a street brawl 1 and later repeated the performance in champion E the ring the inoffensive milk O'Connell 'wagon chauffeur is not much of a C Clare Woods 'fighter his specialty being dodging No one can touch him and the truth chain-'pio- n Woods Ivho In the past is that he didn't knock out the seems that the fighter and It few months has wp many friends his trainer both Swung at O'Connell as manager of the Capitol theater at the same time O'Connell dodged has been appointed new manager of land the other two knocked each othtt the Paraniount W was announced lout But the sports writers in an exSaturday by Harry David general tremely waggish mood give the credit manager of L Marcus theaters Mr to the milk man and the champ's man Woods eamillo Salt Lake from Colo- lager decides that the only thing to do rado in February to resume a con- is to get the two in the ring together nection with the Marcus theaters be- and prove that the impromptu knockIn Colorado he man- otrt was an accident This idea is cargun in 1929 aged theaters in Denver and Pueblo ried out but in the ring the milk and under the Public Theaters corpo- man again dodges the champion loins ration acted as district manager of his footing and bangs his chin against theaters throughout the state his opponent's head and again is Mr Woods replaces Jack D Mar-pol-e knocked flat the title going to the Mr at the Paramount Marpole milk man has returned to San Francisco to a But it Is all quite right as the ex new theater appointment champion wants to quit the game and Ray Hendry will resume the Man- marry the milkman champion's sister ad"The Milky Way" is not a great agement of the Capitol theater in dition to his present duties as superand it does have its thin movisor of theater operation for Mar- ments but it offers more laughs of cus theaters in Utah and Idaho an evening than any other Broadway comedy with the possible exceptions of "Sailor Beware" and "She Loves Oakie Figures Out MeAndNot"it has a sterling assembly of to give full punch to thosecomA Few Statistics actors ical lines Not only it the of O'Connell who ' Is Hugh is undoubtedly the funniest actor on After witching 68 chorus girls in the stage but there is also' the exParamount's —Murder at the Vent- - cellent work of Emily Lowery Brian ties" cavort for four weeks Jack !Donleyy William Toren Gladys Oakie has figured out that: GeOrge and Leo Donnelly I If all the liquid makeu p used was put together at once it would amount to 13476 gallons or enougb to gild all the elephants in the Bronx ZOO daily for a year 2 If all the grease paint used was HOLLYWOOD Cal—Guy Kibbee made into one pencil it would be has purchased a pair of the new feet high 16 inches in diameter stylejust overalls to replace the pair he ---- ----and a slippery article to handle The bought last year for gardening :3 If all the clothes-th- e girls wore old ones are good as new except for NEW PHILO VANCE4' were sewn together Into a single the worn seat William it Is announced by men it would make a nice pair of Joon— Blonde IL whoW youthful Warner Brethere Pictures has been Panto for Baby LeRoy has often shone on the screen 4 blond beauty selected to play Philo Vance in the If all the in attractive undress refuses to wear latest S S Van Dine thriller "The wigs they wore in one number were this season's bathing suits on the single wig it still beach becausethey are too revealing Dragon Murder Case" now in pro made into duction This will be the first time wouldn't be big enough to cover the ZaSu Pitts now in Warner Bros' any actor has been cast in the part of mammoth domes of some production of "Dames" is proudly actors ed knows detective Jack extraordinary other 5 a sweater knitted by her IlIf all the gum the girls chewed wearing than William Powell who has made daughter himaeif popular in the part Mr Wil while working was laid end to end it yearold Hugh Herbert has refused to buy liam will have to be on his toes eventually would become stuck on his wife one of the fashionable new the comedian's shoes cocktail jackets He claims it is foolJack Oakie Paramount player 6 If all the music Duke Elling- whose devotion to his mother has won ten and his orchestra played were ish extravagance to have a special costhe admiration of Hollywood calls made into a single composition even tume just for a friendly swig Ruby Keeler has bought her little her "The District Attorney" 'Robert Ripley wouldn't believe it 1Pekingese "Happy" one of those modish woolen collars for these cold evenings th se tebeoruinl yalredaninMaui sr wwa reoenn Speaking of Styles in Hollywood NEW PLAYHOUSE REVUE A CREDITABLE SHOW W Rex JEWelr and bib company of principals and Plavhousettes offer a new melange of nomerie music and terosichorean exhibitions The titicd "Fans" that audiences have termed especially meritorious title remains obscure until the finale which offers a "fan dance" ver s ion by the Playhousettes led by Onye Leae that is not a Sally Rand imitation but an origination of their own Each member of the cornthe burlesque of The Shooting panY pits his beat foot forward but of Dan 'McGrew" seems to hold honors Mr Jewell himself leading the fun An ensemble number featuring Tommy Seymour singing "That Old Irish Mother of Mine" honors Mother's day Plenty of melody new &nee turns of valsty and comedy fill the evening ankthe screen of- fare si!ch entertainmont as "Man's Crtsile" with Irretta Young and d In Law" Spencer Tracy featured and Tim McCoy "Two-Fisti- le t COMEDY REIGNS ON RIALTO BILL "Three on a lioncymoon:' a romance with dramatic complications is now showing at the Rialto thee uproarious comedy and gay intrigue ter Featured players are Sally Eilers with Charles Starrett its her Ivmantic partner and ZaSu Pitts giving another of her inimitable per a good It all happens aboard a Europe-boun- d an ship onwhere formaneta a pretty girl eye include keepinrr duties officer's second looklog 1 to this up in a brVni counles attiors tty-Ito bncomeg 'full-:- i sidceplitting nuifleal nicture vith the riotous 'flips Hips Wbee ler and Woolsey leadng the merriment and Ruth Etting lending voice to the musical passages: Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee the ter MM 144E flpreihig Mr most of the trouble that descends on Cle 1 A HOLLYwa0D Cal—The makeup men and hairdressers are the early The lexicographer ?: t risers of Hollywood's film family An-- l swering the same crack of dawn thatarouses the milkman they are up betimes and well on their way tp the various studics by 6:30 o'clock on each working day of the year: They have to be on hand to prepare the players for the camera and the cameras start turning at 9 sharp For 10 years or more Percy West- head of the makeup and hair ZULig dressing department of the First Na- tional studios has been arriying with the janitors to open the doors in the morning During those years of early rising and of working with grease Pa int''' powd2rs eycl:anes and curls u e has learned more about screen star beauty and lack of it than they the beauties know about thenMAtes r Jal sai aAA I'De- NMI Coward's smart sparkling comedy of an unuaual triangle is now to be seen on the Star theater semen Fredric Living" signfor March Miriam Hopkina and Gary Cooper give brilliant peziormancesi love affair and 113 the young people forming this amazing in Edward Everett Horton as the employer they have en able coadjutor of whose affection for her the girl takes advantage in order to solve thel Museum" second offering affords striking tangle "Mystery of the Wax contrast This has Lionel Atwill featured with Fay Wray Glenda Fir-- I ' nil and Prank McHugh A special color cartoon is shown Lit JUA 1 three-corner- i SA ed EXCEPTIONAL ' SCREEN FARE FOUND AT GEM character that gives "Queen Christina" a recreation of an historical her most brilliant characteriza- the magnetic star Greta Garbo one of with its spectacular romantic bons is now delighting Gem patrons drama The role of the independent and eccentric Swedish ruler of the Seventeenth century who abandoned her throne for love is one to fit the Garbo personality John (311bert as her Spanish lover and Ian Keith discarding him for a foreign rival the lord treasurer who resents her with Lewis Stone doin g a superior piece of play the masculine leads work as the prime tninister an d a n excellent supporting Cast 1 ' STATE HAS DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM "Gallant Lady" with Ann Harding giving one of her finest charac- role of an unwed mother terizations is now on the State screen The to relinquish her child and later after she has achieved success as a business woman meetng him under circumstances that compel her to difficult decision gives Miss Harding excellent opportunities Clive Brook Tullio Carrnmati and Otto Kruger are well cast '"I Like It That Pryor and Gloria Stuart paired in the leading Way" with yotMg Rogerstare This is rollicking comedy with dramatic 0 A o It ' ' jf: A roles is accompanying Moments and smart dialog Larry "Buster" Crabbe spends his ARLEN RETURNING Richard Arlen yacstioning in Eu- Saturday moraings teaching young-ropwill be back in Hollywood by sters to swim at one of the Los 15 eccording to cable advice& geles playgrounds Arlen hjs wife and baby have been' Gracie Allen of the team of George abroad for three weeks and sailed from mampines May 2 On hisreturnHurns and Gracie Allen once man be will go into "Ready for Love in 4ged a dancing academy in San Iranwill be tofeaturecLicisco wich Ida e a w -r i An-Ma- y lo toying I 4 Al I 1 i r man more beautiful is to prevent her from destroying what is already there out of every hundred Ninety-nin- e girls who come to the screen' make the same mistake They get hold of i makeup box a tube of grease a :iv:irt:::::::):':': ?:!! '::‘:t t -- -T: : t i ' !:' : : ' :::: : iN! :!lt:::'' '''' ' 0' :::'1 v 11484fir 0Gledys George -t -6- Miss Gladys George a former stock favorite at the Wilkes theater in Salt Lake is one of the cast of rompRoot-Clork e play This dainty actress was leading lady with Ben Erway her former husband for three seasons'in the oldIstock theater leaving here for en engagement in Denver They returned here for a ohort season early in 1930 and shortly after 'their departure from the city rumors of the separation of the pair became current Since then' Miss George has played with several theatrical- companies but has recently been plucked from the obscurity of stock shows for this Broadway appearance in a show that according to Mark Barron is giving the needed fillip t4 the waning season Miss George's charm and talent as a comedienne will be remembered by local theatergoers ' can of powder and a lipstick anu proceed to build a mask using their It sometimes face as a foundation takes months of argument to bring them around to the realization that the art of fine makeup for stage screen or street is in suggestion nth er than in a bold and blatant em- - '' q 9 or :" ' V '' ' e 4 ' ‘ tv ''': :4: :9:' :::::$::: ''' : S (:1 111 k 1 14' ( '2'4 17 41 7 - i 3SPRING sIN Added t'' LAMP( ROSS WA illsorpr0:111allat Stir' T ' CARTOON ' C1 i ARLIE MALY ANN 11::1 mi ialr 0 EN I' lattral ot 11011011ABLII GUY" ' - 11144 0 - - -a- Concert Recital Y 11I NOW "W fLII allEEN CHRISTINA ---- - At : a 1 -- — I15 0 IR- k 1 MAT 4 '' ‘'ona frenn lAtors--' orkii - i i ELM TT - BEERy ' I HONEYMOON" k t 111 H ''AVEtiv 3°111 ::')k'1i starts at: Icri u ''-'-: 2: - I t ) 01 amend Kowa ' EvaX ! c4 :! hi Tabernacle ( fr--- INf:1:::: 11:11464t2414:16-41:06-4:110-11:- a 0 -- -- MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN REVIEW OF THE NATIONS ('''''''' '''' ''') :: i! across Act Irestar ' 4 AtID HIS INATE! O : g itt 8 1743' L WEISSAILILLER wa I SS''''' JOHNNY 17 mittil 7i of '''s ON ANY SC ii s: SOTIELN O'''AmlArl d:!!'i - SOLANI------ - amot ji2euelt '! ' 11111111 ii - -- ' DIG aUNIT OHOW FREDRIC GARY MARCH i Design for Living!' AND "Mystery of Wax Museum" With LIONEL ATWILLe FAY WRAY Frank McHugh Glenda PVT AU In Technicolor Ail hi Color Cartoon Also—Special 1 l'or a 0 - Is Great at SUNSET BEACH COOPER MIRIAM HOPKINS In S : BATHING JODAY AND TOMORROW ' 4 Ash limrliyttugx '1111ALT011to05-- a - 1 t 1 tv Witfair ON A '' '' 0 16' SZ ' - ' tmtipu::Lrf 1 : c-- FrInks" d a S ' " sinortgakE rr Joan Blondell la among the most human of stars to Westmore fleas has made her gay with the gaietyi of a good sport having a grand time1 She is the "little pal of all the wor1d"1 Westmore says 1934-8- :15 but P M Sophisticated WEDNESDAYMAS 161 the "cheering up" wholesome typel that everybody likes Her fans call Phesie' Makeup Itself is but a small detail it glamour He has other Of Westmore's work or 15 troubles too You might say that his Ibis coupon together with 10 cents for tacit tochild andmarvelous 1 this cents for each adult will admit the family whole job is just tme fret and worry Pictorial Dramatization Take the matter of after another --- -o eyebrows for Tnstance The habit of OF THE NATIONS---- shaving the eyebrow and painting a DAYS LAST TWO I new one on has a fi ce too in Verce HEADQUARTERS HOTEL 'UTAH ok 'Westmore SELECT FEATURES 2 :117111111IIMEINIFINFIMAIIMPOIMEIRIMPRIMEMINIMMOMMFOOIMI70111011M” Then there are the girls who shave and pluck their eyebrows and paint SALLY additions to them In many cases it 6'3 is hard for a makeup man to ' Reserve Your Seats Now vince them that such brows give a For the Beaux Art Artists look of perpetual surprise or perms-of America nent query Lips too have to be ALSO 1 The Crowning Glory of n the in with accordance shaped e Her Screen Triumphs WHEELER-WOOLSEtour of the actress' face her natural 1110”"1111111111111111111111111 -1- n-6 she and the character type portrays We KINGSBURY RAIL I "HIP-HIP- S The days of the perfect "cupid's bow" HOORAY" Aelk are passed WEDNESDAY EVENING 1:30 H Westmont analyzed several of the MAY 16TH most popular actress on the Burbank' Mot a to view with lot recently finding Presenting Teacher? seem out what makes them glamor ANN HARDING in Proteges and Accomplished lk ous He discovered interestingly "GALLANT LADY" Artiste rare innate 1 -----enough that it was the X ITH T—IAN 11HE a FEATURE oHN 2ND r th Reserved Beet Tickets at Ringskurl qualities in each that had escaped Hall Boa Office or Resits Art Artists III LIKE IT THAT WAY" MICKEY mOvel CARTOON 720 Continental Bank Bldg Ted Mealy Caused" — News being stereotyped fitted to the comal CAST JUNE KNIGHT-B- IG mon mold ri N La It - tt 'o(c' tC ' 0 4i 'q - '— s 'fFr' 11 44'1 '':''':4 You've Head Wet Ma— t V) ) ' ::r ! Living g '''' '' S '$' lanighted Hint the Lon Songs ' j i' "'" 4 - Bays 7 h ''e :k C!'::': 4e --- or 7A ':' t TODAY' - Lenny Roal-levIto of - A " : A' 11 1 - gip Joel selros- 'ort- 104 Itig4p1 A!: iii i 4 :I ''' ' tk( 9 )kr Vs ' f N's t tk41 ' i - 7101- ‘ () latkKARLOFF 411'1 i di! 4blativaincitio 4 10104101 0 N S" - '''' 61' 4' 0 e 4 1 al le itth ' -- t 4041111 Fred Astaire internationally known stage star whose excellent performRadio Picance in the recent tures' musical production "Flying Down to Rio" won him a new conRadio returned to tract from New York recently from England as vb I orrolflotts-ai- ii Astaire Back From London Trip gow-m- flAttiK-- NEW lit-Al- - (telt 1 1 - close-fittin- 4: f one-eye- "TWO-FISTE- a aaaw - :'' LW - -- u d "F - - e--g deep-dye- : 4::s where he had appeared in a London presentation of the Broadway play hit "The Gay Divorce" He WSJ accompanied by his wife and arrived aboard the S S Bremen Astaire is to return to Hollywood almost immediately His next screen role is to be that of star in the adaptation of the Dwight Taylor play "The Gay Divorce" in which Asanskyseen taire bas starred for over a year ap blouse to go with her new flivver both In London and New "It is the definite black and white Arthur Vinton who usually plays peering York The role is ideally suited for villains recently donned a Astaire for in her personality that makes Kay it offers him a fine opg comedy role in portunity to make full use of his Francsi glamorous" he states The bright "Dames" the new Warner bros' comic and dancing ability blackness of her hair lashes and t musical brows the gardenia whiteness of her Glenda Farrell says that those new b The contrast Of her moods the style bonnets may be shaped like a 11 I tl look deuce like the but they definiteness of her inner self There trap Bros players have N OW are no pastel shades about Kay Fran- - Several Warner new been fitted to a style yachting n LvotY cis All Is black and white It's the invites Warren William ease cap in secret of her glamour—but it can't them for a cruise on the Pegasus Bon be copied" qo Proving conclusively that with Mil Francis glamour has nothing to dol - with makeup Westmore points out owg ! that' her latest role is the title one Aolt Slew bowLbaily a I ir in "Dr Monica" w7liEX JEIPELL'S Her famous ward Sr4GF Ynotnic Production robe has been tiken from her Her N ITAP hair is slicked straight back with the' IIfl A 1 I I — noted widow's peak in full evidence1 Comedians—Dineen and a Demotion of Tailored suits simple clothes are her Daneing lling Array and ONYE LEAS In Der GE only changes Still she is glamorous Sensational FAN DANCE gen CKLEY Mine MacMahon is another who —And on the Screen— "KAN'S CASTLE' with stands high on Westmore's list WI OKLAHOMACOWBO 5 Smug TrilejaMeCOT jeretts Young those who think of her as a rather TM V etre plain enormously talented LAW" that may come as a surprise West-mor-e contends however that she New Show OtTMCfl In reality a beautiful woman a con' tention borne out when she was alGbiA10111 ivai4rnniam lowed to discard house dresses to play a wealthy heiress in "The Merry Gets Up Early to Make Up -- r Comedy Script Gibberish long-haire- d swell-headth- e i when such terminology as that used In describing the modern method of writing comedy scrips for films comes past his desk For what would a poor lexicogra-- I pher do if he were to see instructions to execute a "a fair wings" and 0 "scram"? The answer is in the verbiage of the comedy script writer he would do a "hundred and eight" 7't -- ':' 1 in an easy chair On Broadway gh ON TES ADDIBLE SCREEN YICTORY—Joe S Brown in "A VerrHonorablo Guy" with Altos White Robert 311 no longer sits stare at the object of said surprise the action is entitled a and so on depend lug on bow many shakes are required A 'do' pronounced lough' is an ejaculation of surprise with the mouth rounded A 'four wings' is don "trt while the body is in the air with arms and legs stuck out stiffly like those of a jumping-jacand a 'scram' " as its name indicates is a hasty scam pertftscene These last four phrases in order are wed at the The phrases given and a host of conclusion of frequently a comedy scene when others sound like gibberish to the a character is shot at or uninitiated but they are technically finds his enemy chasing himsuddenly as corn known as "take-'ems- " and are stand-ai- l edy fans will probably recall directions in writing and acting "The trick of holding one band up comedy scripts according to James right beside the eye like a blbider :: v Gleason screen and stage author and and jerking the other hand with out 1"::t:: comedian stretched forefinger toward the pen "At a tworeel studio every little son you are shielding your eyes from movement has a meaning all its own is technically known as a 1 'gribbon' and the directions are written accordHarryGribbon is supposed to have ingly to save time' Gleason txplains invented it And to 'do a earner is -':4:‘ ' ' "When a writer is turning out a com- to register gradually disgust or an :::::::: t'::::::::::' t' edy script and wants one of his char- ger acters to express disbelief by closing "There are three degrees of regire one eye slowly and turning his head tering embarrassment each with its 1 as 1S draws back he economizes lown name A silly sort of sheePish away 2::::'til-::--:':: d hide- grin is a 'fig bar' A by writing: 'Joe does a 'big bar' is a away' It means the same thing and more pronounced way of registering uses less paper lit and a 'grease bar' is being ember "A 'hundred and eight' it a certain Irassed in a big way And an a:t::-!:- : and ' kind of trick forward somersault and inta' starts with one character'up with :::::':"::N-:- : 1 the name is used constantly though his head bowed shaking it violently las he straightens N4:nobody knows where it originated and looks the "When elplayer expresses surprise other character in up the face A:! by a rapid shake of his head from "So now when a reader gets a i :: v AY side to side stopping with a fixed reel script be can translate IV' i':::::::' tA ':: 4:k: 1 'F'V:"7 4fN4: '' By MARX BARRON V Nit:nil it NEW YORK May 12 i provokes much laughter V321 17 O'Connell for himself but with the aid of such A'cockeyed insane comedy as "The t tf t"i: I aMilky ' '7 1 Way" he can keep his audience t1 t7e' 4 a4 I ' prostrated in the aisles with guffaws This mad farce with the amiable :A :3 O'Connell In the chief role proved a t I N 1:' 0 i happy way for Broadway to begin ita 1 ! ' summer season i:-There is a story behind the writing 't'i:1' i 1 :it of "The Milky Way" Lynn Root an ::' 1471 'actor was idling in a restaurant one i''' ' 1: V night reeding the morning papers '' 1 the very same 0111111 that carried the 1? IA r4:3 " ' ?N story about Mickey Walker having been knocked out by a waiter in al R' tb''' '''''' 1 : r ::::! I dining wagon Winning the collabort- It:'tt$'Ik: :: Uon of Harry Clork they hammered '''r 4 -: out this lunatic story of a milk wagon 4 7 ' - I 4‘ 14 Plot Sets Theater World Guffawing ON STAGS AND SCREEN ONPHEUM—Boris Kul() If So "The Ghoul" Law" 0 Lunatic Play Theater Chief l er ' I with Cedric Hardwick Dorothy nylon also Esau Pitts in "Sing and Like It" with Pert Kelton Edward Everett Horton On the stage Ken Hackley and His Oklahoma Cowboys in Songs of the Rang PLAYHOUSE—On the stage W Rex Jewell and his Musi-Oi- ri Comedians in musMal revue "Pans" On tho screen "Mini with Spencer Tracy Castle Loretto Youngale Tim McCoy in "Two-Fiste- d 131934 THE SCREEN A NOW PLAYING ORPHEUM FILM OF BLOOD-CHILLIN- G TYPE Boris Karloff in another of the macabre roles for which- - his name ties become famous is now thrilling and chilling the audiences at the Drpheum "The Ghoul" is the gruesome title of his latest eerie vehicle in which he iihpersonates a man who returns from the dead in order to week vengeance on another who has despoiled him and betrayed Men to teize upon the secret of everlasting life The atmosphere of sinister mystery la enhanced by striking lighting effects and Kar loff's makeup is the last word in the weird Ind monstrous If you are liable to bad dreams see the show early in he day Cedric Hard wicke Ernest Thesiger and Dorothy Hyson head the supporting cast is "Sing and Like It" which has as an um Offsetting this spine-tinglrivaled cast of Edward Everett Horton ZaSu Pitts Nat Pen dleton Pert Kelt and Ned Sparks Could one ask more? This frivolous Ni O 1 ' NEAR BLACK Roci va GISAT SALT LAX Drive out the net Airport 1111D way Ixo detours Drive 20 minutes from town Retrime right to the beech manta Fresh Warm-Wat- ADMISSION er 10e Si lowers Children Se ' |
