| Show tmf SALT IAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE JO' 1831 D II s mwrtixm AT SALT LAKE THEATERS Irish Lass and Summer Hat j mu Nifty "River Show” Now Claims KroadwayNotice ARTISTIC DANCING !V RECITAL TO BE ONE : OK WEEK’S EVENTS ow mo and OArKXUM— On to sttss ROAD SHOW DRAWING ORPHEUM CROWDS feu tend Qb ths Miwn Junmr Durout 'end Laps Vllrs la Strict Sracailc" Cm the tuee WTUs Jswstl With Ted Lewis popular entertainer and his able crew crashing out FLAYMoJai— Muil-Ol‘ ! andhtin coutditns la brand-nedaftoe before the Bunin Mvu jazz melodies and stepping In brand-ne6a ths Mrcca jBuUecl with Davits" rFtin MARK BAUON Mr Ralph StUinx concern Th plot Lady But tittering Pupils of the Purrtogton Dancing week footlights Orpheum goers are promised pleasurable hour this" Ctbot Arhus sad RtahsrA NEW YORK June $ (—Broad- the amorous wife of Colonel Cstter-to- f school will be preainted to ta elab--1 betides there’s the 'Bchnoszbla assisted by the dynamic Lupe Vales a way dramatic critics went nauflcsl She li to love with the colonel’ orate program of dance at the Couth t AUDIBLE ON THE this most week SCltl with the comic radio team extraordinary to provide merriment in abundance in important aide a vary very proper young man with Our Mi theatrical premiere taking plkce on named Neville Hammond Be almost high school Monday at S p m Nearly h Hubert the screen feature “Strictly Dynamite “ a feature that haa all the propths high teas of the Hudson river succumb to her viwpirish tactics 12S young performers will partlcl-erties of high exploelve to rock the house Concerned with the love life It was Show Boat night with Bobby but is rescued from dishonor s hrktt Sana etn In by hi pata Sanford staging his third revue on ths old nurse the ambitions and trials of a broadcasting comedian the play la calcu- OAFiion— trttS known of Rotates MuharA Hu type BtlAvwm Every dancing in erstwhile windjammer Buccaneer lated to produce plenty of red faces among radio funnymen xas its pa- BtU Mae Clerks One gathers (hat the author Is stir- ths terpsichoresa art will ba off arid which Is anchored szl hour’s ride PARAMor ths Turni" rth "a wth an microthe behind well up ebout ring comics of rade that ”argument gangsters agents bodyguards passes KM Mult MIUIdWSMtlHHa ABSSU above Manhattan with appropriate costumes for every : - worn Victorian Uorothr question of moral!-tie- s phones Jimmy Durante as thief purveyor of mirth and his temper Producer Sanford Ji offering one TUDIO— ' and is the perhaps that why plqy feature end ensemble number The troni Abu of the niftiest of the light and witty mental partner the slrentc Lupe have capable assistants In the laugh-gettiappears to belong to an age that has exhlljft will Include tap dancing line Laor slto "Crmvlpunier summer revues an assembly of just passed ' It is a in William Oargan and Eugene Paliette while the romantic inplot of morals and specialty numbers by Constance Bcnneu’ln -- Moulin songs dances and laughter that goes and manner that should Rranchot Teas hive been junior cissies end adults Hetu terest is provided by Marian Nixon and Norman Foster Its new melo- Rouse" with ZSmutiO far to Void to fill the toft bows in "Bombay by a dearth written wetleyrale The finale Will be an arrangement of the uauat crop of summer musical do not by OscarWilde but its points with S airier Orr Ouitsw SMv- dies as “I’m Putty in Ydur Hands’ or “Oh Me Oh My Ofr You" are Muyattain the same importance to from “The -Nutcracker fuite" feahows bound to be popular airs On the stags Ted Lewie it a host in himself M— Frrdrio Mfch t Dssttt Tikes s this hour modem ' 1 turing the Waits: of the Flowers balVsnakis Sit Qua The troupe is headed by that dibut he has brought along such pulchritudinous talented support as Lois holiday” wltn B'“‘ “While Parents Sleep" has Its mer let which demonstrates the exquisite “I sterner Mildred oaye Esther Pressman? the Boyce Sisters vocal trio Btandmr KentCaulTlrior minutive comedian- Lesters Allen itor In -- Hocftlh Bssa-u- " who pranced around In “Three Mu its’ but most of all It is1 a strong ar- beauty and grace of the Imperial RusCarroll and Shailta dancs team and Charlie “Snowball” Whittier Teddy with Ruth attlns Olorls Stulrt vld Manneri Sill Busk Jonet ta "1'he gument for Producer Brady to use sian Ballet technique These dances McDaniels and Paul White exceptionally clever colored entertainers ksteers” and ho is especially hilari- to CtUIorms Trlfr his campaign to place bar in the were created and arranged by Miss '' ous ta this with I’ travesty on George t June Purrtogton assistant teacher Bernard Shaw Allen is of the type theaters HILARITY REIGNING ON VICTORY BILL of man that Gilbert and SulliEx-Rul- er funny van liked gnd he Is a refreshing masWhen Guy fClbbee Aline MacMahon Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenter of ceremonies tor his river show kins get' together for the purpose of making people laugh It’i a comedy event “The Merry Frinks” had such a rousing reception That’s Peggy Hoover and Donald Burr thy have sing q group of new and intriguing Saturday at the Victory theater- The four irrepressible laugh-sta- rs songs such as “You’d Like to Meet exceptional roles in this riotous story of an sccentrlo family whose talent Her" WahIu for comical complications persists throughout the length of the picture j rf v the show t verve and elan is a Aline MacMahon displays her usual versatility as “Mom” Frink who does Sves team that la new to Bro hef best to make excuses for her Irresponsible husband her- soap-bo- x Coincidental with news dispatches way They are the Bernard' brothorator eon (Allen Jenkins) and the pestllereue Unde Newt (Ouy Klbbee) ers and the Duval enters Alfonso of In addition she haa to curb her daughter’! romantic yens and persuade from abroad that quartet of exotic and skillful troupers who The stage Spain Is considering a Hollywood her youngest (Frankie Darro) not to aspire to do a screen aa aa rhumba Mae West admits were that offer “Grandma” if it star Helen Lowell’ puts plenty of laughs into her tola a classical number who ha all of the Frink weaknesses Before the picture progresses very negotiations have been under way summer The months an theatrical season realunexpected sscretly for the put six faf the “poor’ Frinks become the “rich” Frinks through ly opened with a new presentation by legacy—and thereon rests much of th hilarity The comedy Is balanosd which may result in the former ruler A William California at her protege Brady that veteran proby the second picture— a western drama starring Ken Maynard “Honor eomlng to ducer who usually starts the winter of the Range” Maynard plays a swashbuckling sheriff drawn into an un- The negotiations hive been carried aeaeon Thurn-Tax-i-s on with the first play His trythrough Prince Alexis savory situation- by his worthless twin brother In attempting to dear out for the Mae says months is his name and win the love of a pretty rancher’s daughter he meets farc® comedy called "The prince cime to me some time !vrnllsh all of the thrllla and dangers that keep westerns perennially popular While Parents On the ago with the word that be believed Sleep” Even with Cecilia Farker and the bad man Fred Kohler head the oast MMMNf in able cast headed by Lionel Pape supporting bill is a cartoon “Buddy’Sflhowboat" and Metrotone sound King Alfonso would like to come to Ilka Chaie and Jane Bramley it does Hollywood and ptrhapi take pert in news not Quite keep its audience in a state a picture” the blonde Paramount itar of delight through the evening declares “The king himself hu writstory" success paramount ten me nothing ebout it— It’s all been “As the Earth Turns” Is repeating Its success as a novel on the screen through the prince— but of course It intimate story of life on the wouldn’t turn down a king this week at the Paramount theater farms of New England is Impressing audiences with its sincerity and “I want it cleirly understood howcharacterizations Jean Muir playa the demanding rola of ever that I’m not trying to bring la unwaver Alfonso into and “Jen" the girl whose Ideal I anything Z may do limfor the role perfectly stress Is well-fittto cash in on a name If he’s se- HOLLYWOOD Csl-M- ary “Giving away clothes blindly to Aslpr Jhoress Carroll sketched in her book Donald ply rious about it all right Ttom what gets in avenge of four letters a week whom they probably wouldn't people find determined to from as the the city her boy opposlte hear he’s a fine man and I would ' life on the Maine farm Other charaotera who Inot clothes Many of these fit would be frightfully wasteful I her for asking embarrsal anyone lot- the sake Gary Cooper talking With Carole David Landau Ruasell of a think every actress does give clothes Lombard on thi “Now and Forever” picture He’d certainly be wel- letter are slncsra most of thsm srt William and Blandiok ' Peterson Clara Hardle Emily Lowry Dorothy come but I’m not trying to lure to families aha knows art deserving set was talking about a party hi repleasant and a few ere insistent farmer king sway from home” attended She tries to answer all the pleas- and who will maks Janney Jen is the daughter of the successful hut good use of them cently You should hiva to It of the family welding fDue to the reported contact Prince ant ones but she never sends the played by David Landau and guiding spirit seen ths Gary— Is a it But matter— Each sister Irritable In purely succeeding Alexis had with the psrsonal Biblical gown aht was wearing stepmother and spite of her unity deposed mon- clothes She can’t And she thinks It not ths an method of The sorrow of and romance of joy season brings Its share pio arch Mae agreed to have the Is tlma someone explained to the Carols— Biblical gown! living prince requests by latter" ture is enjoying the same indorsement lavished upon the book Joe write an original story revolving Gary-- Lo and behold public generally just why she can’t swerlng With few the “Service bill on ill very in the comio is appearing exceptions Stripes" round a king hi freedom and c3 All ecreen actresses who appttf in Petnar favorite radio worn drains stars news and featured SCRIPT sound act Paramount by PUBLISHED and Vincent Lopes and his band in a musical course herself The itory written well dressed roles receive hundreds to pictures belong to the pro- The Hollywood writing product are further attractions by the prince and Marcel Venture of such requests To comply with players studio Thus art designed and goei up another notch toward the has been purchased by Paramount them all and with ths added ones the ducing expressly for the parson who statu of literature with the newa ' RUSSIAN STAR FAVORITE AT CAPITOL under the title of “Me end the King3 first few gifts of this nature would made them They will actually fit that a New York publlehtog house end it is one of the several originals be sure to bring would tax the re- wean almost nobdy else without remodel- will put out to book lornt Ben Hech Overnight Anna Sten has beisome a sensation The sources most of ths star from which paid highly Mae is to Rusexpected gather crowds packing the Capitol theater for a first glimpse of the lovely ing in Mary Astor'i cue many of crip tor “Vive Villa" She material for her next story to follow on the screen her dresses such as those she wears This will be the first time a Holl sian star art acclaiming her beauty and fascination as "Nana” reason But and ths best first Ain’t why "It No Sin” " cing her career tom Miss Astor can’t sand ths clothes she in the new picture “Upper World wood scenario has baen printed brings the alluring Zola heroins to vivid 1870 are an of I elaborate and even extrava e boulevards of Parts to the glittering life of It musie halls In book form as la wears in her pictures to those who It is WilliamGREAT ZIEGFELD gant character fitted to ths part aha role wth its subtle shadings is Ideal for the Star’s debut write them is for in that asking they McGuire Anthony writer aren’t that it immediately and Universal not suited to the use of the Richard Arlan started with Paraglamorous romantic and so rich to dramatio values AtwUl her clothes They belong to plays butwomen producer is compiling plays a lead- a at alL Yst shortly mount ten yeara ago at $90 a week average classes Anna Sten with Dietrich and Garbo Lionel Warner the atudios end Brothers of list former Zlegfsld stage players once Nana’s beauty after “Upper World" was released never hu been off the payroll never is finished ing role as the French military leader fascinated by she with now picture in as Hollywood possible particiwith Nana Miss Astor received at least $0 let- hu asked for a raise and Ms eatery Phillips Holme scores es his younger brother also to love pants in his slsborsts production and through with the gowns fur- ters from all aorta (and sizes) of peo- now Is In six figures ennuelly Richard Bennett temperamental dean of the Parle musie halls Mae The Great Zlsgfsld" on which nished that she her for production Billie ple asking for those very dresses wardrobe Clarke and Muriel Klreland two gamin friends of Nana complete the Burke it collaborating to returns the thsm studio Already ths Naturally the cannot comply featured cast On the blit la another of Walt Disney’s Technicolor Billy list exceeds 100 name of artists and never sees them again and Male stars and players get fewer Ths in remodels turn wardrobe Symphony cartoons “The Wise Little Hen": also Tedar Fiorita cast will “glorified by Zlegfsld" them end they are worn to otherplc-tur- n requests for clothes to the fan mail his band and Paramount sound news Thursday an— ‘ than do their fan sisters But they do Parade Twenty Million DID YOU KNO- Wby bit players end extras They present the romantic successor to “Footllght get lome The publication of a story valuable ere for the whlci studio Sweethearts" giving Dick Powell one of his best riles as youngradlo Veles has she s ukulele in wherein it was divulged that WilPat O’Brien the Lupe singer Appearing to his support are Olnger Rogers band the Three sure for $100007 She used it to a frequently is callsd upon to supply liam Powell hu a Collection of 40 Mills Brothers Muzzy Marceliino Ted Fiorita and his Mexico City contest which won her a dresses fo several hundred extras for old hate brought Immediate results big scenes The studio can no more Debutantes and the Three Radio Rogues chance to come to Hollywood be expected to give these dresses He was besieged for weeks by letters t away than it can be expected to sup- asking for parts or all of his old EXCITEMENT COMEDY STUDIO OFFERS wardrobe ply cameras or’ film or electricity to One Hell young man from Chlrago wrote for Concoooted of comedy antics thrills and melodrama "The asks who such anybody things a letter— on- own wardrobe wouldn’t be- a Cat” one of the features now entertaining Studio patrow presents "My Ann Sothem being that he felt sure to go around if X tried to send nery-explaining mirthful version of “The Taming of the Shrew" with treatment gin tom the he could move In better aocletyand to clothes all who write for the tempestuous young society belle who merits rough asking he hw the cour-ac- e them” Miss Astor explains “And if win the girl of his heart if he had newspaper man enacted by itobert Armstrong When take I had the biggest closets In Hollywood some of Powell's clothes and hate to to retaliate for the Insolence she Shows him when he wants toman young and they were all full of clothes— wear when he Went visiting "her photograph the debutante decides to tame the faringGombtU heads which 1 haven’t and they aren’t— it The letter disturbed Powell It was but the results aren’t exactly what she planned Minnarole to Carnival would be next to impossible to sepa- so long so earnest and so unusual the supporting oast i Boots Mallory plays the titular against rate feature Played the requests of the deserving But he knew well enough that if he the accompanying Lady” carrivirt queen andthe from those of the undeserving with- - started giving away clothes in answer background of carnival life the romance of the finds himself to request to letters he would soon out expensive investigation man who essays the high diver s role because he Allen Vtooent have no more to wear than Gandhi broke! provides plenty of excitement In the cast are Rollo Lloyd pad others ’ ' ' rl St l't' uvikr1 - ng ifei-TO- - Spain's May Be Western Protege in Films - -- - g prize-fighti- er at Carroll Their Own to Give Away Gary Unearths New Phrase to true-to-li- fe A self-tacri- ol Not Actresses’ Clothes ed DescribeGown - hard-worki- - record-breaki- life-tra- all-st- Dancing Praised - dark-skinne- d !''- upportlng cast r ” GEM OFFERING STRONG DRAMATIC FARE "’“Death Takes a Bolday film adaptation of the widely famed Alberto Casella play la now interesting patrons of the Gem theater This unusually gripping play of fantastic provocative theme haa Fredrie March to the stellar role playing his sinister masquerade with remarkable power and Evelyn Venable as the beautiful unafraid Graiia Sir Guy Standing and Kent Taylor have featured roles This fantasy of Death taking a threoday holiday trying to discover what life holds for men that they value it eo highly that they fear his coining was called “one of the most important-theatrica- l offerings of any season" -- Its Idea Is challenging and it has been produced with beauty and wniUwnbmnn "March's fine performance is wen supported by the workrftheother - - principals- cantor : ANTIC3i4!NTlIRrAlN - - - FANS'"T“ “Roman Scandals” now the state theater’s screen offering the d comedian Eddie Cantor Is seen scurrying madly ground the decadent magnificence of ancient Rome but his cavorting retains a modem note to the unexpected twists and turns of the plot Picture Frtdto to a brief Roman tunic on the auction block amid hundreds of beautiful slave girls— weak to the knees but able to toss off a couple of nifties when the bidding gets insultingly low— there you have the spirit of the show Ruth Etttag Gloria Btuart David Manners are aids Buck Jones to “The California Trad” Is also appearing wild-eye- ' ' VIRGINIA TANNER I Gary Cooper taking it for granted that the diminutive toast of America— Shirley Temple— will grab their duet scenes in Paramount’s “Now and Forever”— but getting the biggest kick out of this picture working with this Even though Shirley little dolL puts him on the spot by whispering him the cue when Gary blows up on Miriam Hopa line of dialogue kins wearing boy'i clothes so long to "She Loves Me Not” that aha tried to skip a low hedge— end forgot she had a aklrt on— with little damage re’ ported Mae ’Weit planting a real klsi on Roger Pryor when her new “tall dirk an handsome” wound up his part to “It Ain’t No Sin"— and Mae had been picture kissing him for six weeks but osculation he admitted the good-bwas so differentCarl Brisson putting his dough on Prbno Camera to knock Max Baer’s ears down to the beeg falls’s scheduled fistic mixup Bing Crosby returning to Paramount from a Week of ellng along with the laborers starting his ranch house— with the Crosby neck a bright red and the Crosby hands ihowtog blisters that didn’t happen frqm swinging a golf club Dorothy Dell cleaned up with “Shoot the Works” hying herself up the Pacific coast at the wheel of her little car—an’ not knowing B P Schulberg was waiting at Paramount with a $2500 bonus— right out of a clear Sky—for Dorothy’s swell job to "Little Miss Mariner” Marlene Dietrich figuring out a way to thwart cloud rubbernecks g who spotted Marlene from a blimp— by taking on the rays in the back yard with a beach umbrella eloee bySylvia Sidney training It for Broadway and a vacation— without even her mother to help her pick that Broadway wardrobe she hu in mind Helen Mack it to the aame pair of dancing pumps she wore In a two-yevaudeville hoofing act— when she was 1J— getting unllmbered for the grind aheed with Lee Tracy ta “Yqu Belong to R BIO STATURES faiit&m CXTJOvi IM mouLin ROUGE WITH ff&ncHonone “BOMBAY MAIL Edmond Lew y One of the young dancers who at the recent annual performed Cherry Festival held In " Potomac park in the national capital was Miss Virginia Tanner daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Tanner of this city Miss Tanner has been In Washington for the past season studying the dancing art with the Evelyn Davis School of Dancing whose students presented an entertainment at the festival sunrise ceremonial that was described as “Poetry of grace Under the blossoms” Great crowds attended the ceremony which opened the festival under the cherry blooms that are one of the beautiful features of this Washington park Miss Tanner a graduate of the West high school who went to Washington after one year at the University of Utah had received no professional training until she catered the Davis classes JSh was one of mentioned by critics as displaying Special talent to a program offered by the classes at tbs Roosevelt high school auditorium In Washington this spring on of a number of revues in which she appeared Next year this young dancer Is also to teach at the school where she will continue her studies The stu dent group has already been invited ta dance at the next Cherry Festival Mfc” ths-pupil- 'STATlI statio- Correspondent Sees in Hollywood 'HARLEM- AND HARMONY PLAYHOUSE NOTE ' With toe entire Playhouse company gone blends Harlem Jewell leads them through a “Harlemanla” revue which opens the mood Seymour and Tommy to its background and harmony Clara and Keith Park and vne Playhousettes show with Leaes fashion Onye Harlem best the after their do stepping Foreman vivid blondness is toned to a dusky hue and evident almost everywhere new comedian from Denver Johnny Singleton wins A show in the himself a place with the audience but Tommy Parker holds his own with his kleptomaniac number "They’ll Bring Me Back" to which Onye and Keith lend their aid - The’ Bourbon quartet replacing the Happy Chape offer some harmony numbers that fit well Into the mood of the revue and Peggy Anderson’s rendering of “Dar ktown Strutters’ Ball" is quite to the piece The "Novelty Four" are tiny tots the amateur winners whose musical comedy act wins favor and the Payhoueettea do” their stuff ably throughout the show The screen offers “Flying Devils with Ralph Bellamy Bruoe Cabot Arltoe Judge ant Richard Dix in “The Great Jasper” with Wera Engels Edna May Oliver “MOULIN ROUGE” BRINGS' CONNIE TO RIALTO Constance Bennett Is presented to a dual role to “Moulin Rouge” the attraction now at the Rialto theater It's a story of a young wife whose husband refuses to let her renew the theatrical career she gave up tor marriage until by a clever ruse she proves her ability but finds herself in a humorously dramatio situation when her husband makes love to her to her new role without ’knowing her Franchot Tone has the part of the domineering husband and the second masculine lead Is to the hands of the capable Tulllo Carminati Helen Westley also has a prominent part A second offering Is “Bombay Mail” to which Edmund Lowe does a fine job aa a British inspector laced with a murder problem set aboard a fast express train Shlrle Grey and Onslow Stevens head the high-price- d llellprood Gdif pick-and-sh- jun-bsthln- scene-obscurin- g - -- heeling-and-toelh- s g vl ZUi School of fho Thssfro— ECC3 Sensei Nevelty-New- a : Hawkins' Military Band School (20TH SEASON) SUMMER COURSE rox BAND INSTRUMENTS Summer Normal Course for Teacliers of Dancing ? Intensive work lor uhr&nced students and professionals fot booklet’ tours daily—JULY 0 to AUG 5 4-- Write JUNK 1ITH TO JULY 17TH AT THK PLAYHOUSE —O th ltje— Featuring SINOLETOiT JOHNNY EUmS of Chm 10 ' lUd-Het- Fad of Mai— t re ItaUUB— Wawl Wkat e Steal —On the Rerern— RICHARD PIX In “THS OREAT JASriE” "flying jbevan-- 1 Witt RALPH BELLAMY Entire New Shew Temerrew week i I LAGOON recreation the school - “lIARLEMANiA” It’S UNIVERSITY WARD ( intetoatln study and An practicing dons st Dally school from I a m to 110 a m Rapid prog reso— latest method JBeglnnen and advanced student lntru meats tarnished small fee COURSE INCLUDES M hours of private practical ovat M Individual tesaoni dally elaaoM in ear training melody writing and harmony Daily tend prac" tica basebteL tennis horseshoe tournaments trips Tuition for entire coarse only I — Register at School or- - caU - Jtl-- R Privets lesson afternoons by appointment Special Summer Ratos r The Fan Spot f utak ff lOffsrs Economics! ’ ANNUAL: iDANCE REVUE : -- A SpMUU $U(e " fey Ballroom newt Amusement foe All i Tuesday' Evening’ ’ Trt ' Parking: 1 All Day - Sunday Followed Dancing June 12 PROGRAM S:3I F M i j ‘ JACKSON DANCING SCHOOL: Studio 255 East 3rd South |
