Show FitrlIF6Vi—Ve- ai ( I -- - e' 1 SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 27 1937 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE S Campus Cast Baby Weighing Trouble Besets Montgomery Stage and S creen at Salt Lake Theaters OVer His Dressing Room Wins Honors 8 Ounces Lives NOW PLAYING New Luster Mystery Talc Hours FIDLER In Shaw Eighteen Play By JIMMY 000P$01111" HOLLYWOOD March am an Inquisitive cuss On 'a day like today when I feel In the sort of i::' mood grandma used to call her "attic rummaging fever" I like to find Out why things are as they are You can imagine what that makes of me in Hollywood where half of is without reason :: soliw Today I became interested in ' screen names and where they came 4'11r4:7': i "'-':from Some of their derivations terested me let us Bee if they af- fect you 1imilarly It is easy to guess where Harpo :' '::N Marx got his name :::::i' But did you know Grouch° was so dubbed — cause well he is grouchy? And that Chico's fondness for chicken won him his title? Zeppo ' :::: N was so named because he used to on a balloon (lance (the balloons I Looked like Zeppelins) 1:4N7:: on the stage 94! il s4 1:! Carole Lombard endowed Preston e 41 ci ! Foster with "Skippy" due to his i::::1 'it habit of protruding his lower 174:1 ' William Powell has lip in peeve 41140t4':i1:1 been "Philo Vance" ever since he ''::::f:-ki created the character on the screen Janet Gaynor created her own nick- '147stZ Ilk name Her real name is Laura but c7 as a child the nearest she could )f:t'i " I NEW YORK March 28 (— Weighing a scant eight ounces an infant boy died Friday night after 18 hours of life and defiance authenticated of all available Stage technicians shared honors with actor folk Zit the Theta Alpha Phi production of Shaw' s "Caesar and Cleopatra" Friday evening at Kingsbury hall on the uniyersity campus Playing before colorful settings suggesting the splendor of ancient civilizations this group pre- :: medical records He was prematurely born by five months His chances of ving medical authorities agreed were "utterly nothing" Ills tiny head was the size of a small red The spark of life was so apple tenuous he could not be removed from his incubator for sented an intelligent version of this rather 'difficult play by the noted British satirist Ellen Christensen Spiker and Joseph Catmull in the lead roles Cleopatra the vibrant adolescent girl1 who was afterward to become one of the most talked of women in the world and Caesar that disillusioned hero who talked to the sphinx in the moonlight and donned armor to defend the glory of Rome Frank Whiting technical director babies Sometimes survive with the aid of an incubabies But bator never Still hour after houx the tiny heart kept heating He wag born at 4:30 a in to Mrs imuise krita of Brooklyn in the United Israel Zion hospital The in Brooklyn mother vvas reported to be recovering h At I?: t hfla te aly0"d twtoaDs a" Lv ad nsdp eLl loi ni ?4-c- II ' ( :'J f' j0:):j t it still l''''r i'ltkat of her first name also reverts to à dot 40k 4 '0'' Ichildhood Once it was Betty but she wrote it with an "e" before she learned to spell Robert Montgomery posts a sign was to distinguish his dressing room Lily Damita's Al bestowed on her by front Jonn Crawford' fonso of Spain It means "little the and lady" sovereign the hom went to the mountains was all of that Lewis 0 lshide but went to Broadway from Oklahoma this morning" and because of his drawl people Most people who know their called him "Oklahoma" which soon also know that Andy movies He itself to shortened added "Jack" because it fitted Ruth "gravel voice" is natural he Chatterton is "Mike" to her talks that way all the time Last mates a title her tomboyishness summer the comedian met a woman in earned for her girlhood And and her d son with is "Doc" Marion Davies Her called ' Only 4000 Remit for Security d a I te1 --- Probe Starts On Tax Delay Roy Fadell Bernice Park Ernest Stanger did outstanding work as members of the royal household in Egypt as did Reed Erickson Nels Hall Orde Pinckney Jay Lees Markn Greenhalgh Nets Andreasen and Wayne Tolman Old Age Max Wisner characterized a most convincing Rutio Caesar's right-hanman and Parley Baer as Caesar's slave from Britain hurled his Ten field deputies of the Shavian darts with telling accu- !internal revenue department 15 er g S were racy Ira N HinckMaud May Babcock under whose dispatched Friday by able coaching the cast has been ley collect ok in charge of the local working deserves great credit for office to Investigate why employers the smooth manner in which this havet not remitted February old age artistic produdion carried through security taxes Only 4000 Utah employers have paid their taxes for February and we estimate that 3000 have not been heard from" Mr Hinckley said The same number 4000 paid a tax on payrolls he Said January Mr Hinckley believes that little of the delay is willful most of it Paroles of Roy Thomas and Dean resulting from lack of information Rogerson were revoked Friday by and some resulting from confusion the board of pardons at a special with the state unemployment insurmeeting in the capitol and the two ance tax men were ordered returned to the Employers who have not paid state prison They are now being their February tax representing one field in the Salt Lake county jail per cent deducted from employes' The men were both paroled about wages matched by another one per a year ago and on February 20 the cent from the employer by March board issued warrants for their ar- 31 will be subject to penalties rangrest and return to the prison to be ing from five to 50 per cent Mr served only if acquitted of charges Hinckley said Late filings for Janjust btought by the county follow- uary returns were not penalized proing their arrest for possession of vided written explanations were subburglary tools The county dropped mitted More than 75000 Utah workers the charges but held the men pending further action by the board of are covered by the old age security program pardons At its meeting Friday the board rescinded its previous action making the warrants good only upon Day-by-D- ay acquittal and ordered new warrants for the return V the men to the prison A Little Saturday Talk A reader has asked me to tell Popeye Club to have some of the world's great Special Easter Show about bells and I think the day before Members of the Victory theater's Easteris a good time to do so On Popeye club will meet Peter Rabbit Easter the bells ring "loud and in person Saturday at the special long" The most famous American bell is Easter show beginning at 9:30 a m Beer Rabbit will award prizes for Liberty bell which is kept in Indethe best decorated Easter basket pendence hall Philadelphia It is a and a special Easter technicolor sight to see but it does not ring cartoon "Bunny Mooning" will be any more In 1835 it was cracked while tolling during the funeral of shown in honor of the occasion The Popeye club meets regularly Chief Justice John Marshall Since at at the Victory every Saturday morn then it has been on indisplay Philadelas well as Ing Following the club business world's fairs special cartoons are shown together phia Liberty bell was first cast in EnWith an episode in the serial "Undersea Kingdom" The club mem- gland back in the year 1752 but it bers then remain in the theater for was broken when it was being rung in Philadelphia a year later Then the regular Victory it was recast front the same metal bill It weighs six and a half tons war After the Franco-Prussia- n Trainin Courses the Germans melted 22 captured cannon and the metal was Planned for Officers French bell for the Cocast into a That was better Reserve officers' training courses logne cathedral the metal but the Germans to be given next week in room 442 use for the deed g ti World Federal building were announced spoiled war by melting nhunn again— Friday as follows: and cannon balls field ar- for bullets Monday March The Chinese have cast bells of tillery school Major George L Dansize One of them in Nanforth instructor Tuesday March mighty i has a weight of 22 tons Anking class A R D Major 30—Infantry weighs 53 tons St a n i 8 instructor Wednesday other in Peiping bell on record was cast March 31—Quartermaster s' class lin The largest Russia two centuries ago It is Major Stanis instructor and medi- - known as the great bell of Moscow call basis class Major William P1 and weighs 193 tons It seems never' Bledsoe instructor: Ito been rung for a great chunk Each of the courses will be given! washave broken' from it either at the at 7:30 p m time of casting or when being raise& De-vin- ) Board Revokes Pair's Paroles M initials- D -- - seven-year-ol- to that led Some real chuckles are found in studio publicity items Today came a blurb from Technicolor proudly announcing an improvement in color film Photographing hair in color has long resulted in a reflection of green or red upon the hair "But our new film" the item states 'reveals the players' hair as natural as it is in real life" I am merely wondering if that "as natural" crack intentional is Spencer Tracy told this on himHe stopped at a boulevard cafe for a sandwich On the wall hung a printed sign: NO GRATUITIES So when Spencer paid his check he said to the waitress: "I'm sorry they don't allow tipping here" "Don't let that hold you back" flipped the girl "that's the rule — self whom hetalked for several 'minutes The other day be again encountered the pair and paused to greet them Hardly had he spoken ere the youngster piped up "Gosh Mr Devine have you still got a cold?" Robert Montgomery trapped my elbow as I was passing his dressing room this morning and piloted me to his doorway where he indicated this sign which he had tacked in plain sight: "BOB MONTGOMERY LIVES HERE—NOT JOAN CRAWFORD" It seems that Bob's suite is identical with thnt occupied by Miss Crawford and make-u- p women heir dressers seamstresses and the like have been wandering into his quarters in search of Joan "I had to put up the sign" Bob said "or remain fully dressed for " surprise female pop-ins- On meeting Mrs Walter Brennan for the first time I hazarded a guess that she must be happy over her husbands screen success "Much better now" I opined "than when he earned his living imitating The over chickens and crying babies for pic- With Uncle Ray groin it weighs 11 tons all height of the bell is 26 feet With the Easter feast close at hand I think of the colored eggs which so many persons will eat and which some will use for the game called "egg cracking" We are told that in a bygone time Christions were not allowed to eat eggs during Lent and that this is a reason why people fell into the custom of eating so many on Easter' day Another reason given - is that the egg is a sign of new life just as the coming of spring means there will be new life for plants and flowers Copyright 1937 Publishers Syndicate Use this coupon to join the 1937 Uncle Ray Scrapbook club: To Uncle Ray Care of The Tribune-TelegraSalt Lake Cityt: Utah Dear Unc10 Ray: I want to joint the 1937 Uncle Ray Scrapbook club and I inclose a stamped envelope carefully addressed to Please send me a memmyself bership certificate a leaflet telling how to make a corner scrapbook of my own and a printed design to paste on the cover of my scrapbook m two-featu- n r ' 29-3- 85th ' Robert Taft May Seek Seat in Senate A to position idea Name of-th- Street or ' " 17r —TODAY 1 I ' T 1 I I i t ' et TONIGHT 1 NEW Have a Big Time! Get a Bunny! Ladies 15c Gents Until 1 - Man" Elizabeth Patterson Crimp Doesn't Pay Story Cartoon—Musical—News Kay Barclay and Her Music 1 NIGIli 1 ISIONDA1 ret0— t "FOOL PROOF" i4 ti sill Telack ii 1111 i the & - scarf-sto- pqlpitit Pilyttirti 2 - San Diego 1 re RIME v : 4 - - '2 --- - oNLy It 7 "LOVE ON THE RUN" 11 I AND - "Girl ntfhe P I 36I H lizo ISI-- f ' —40c i - - -- ! STAGE-------- 0 -1 AND TELEGRAM wITANI BAND 60plEcEs60 t'AZVT Willi musk i v I T0DAY-I:- WILLIAM ' 510° 116A6 TO 30 POWELL-MYR- I? P I 1 yl' ' ”" w" ' mlq ' 0 LO LET'S k I U 1 P ' la 1 1 : OM HOLIDAY I I ttstsPOottms I- I rht14 N 0 lornm i 1 41 fitur121 6' nt at the Welcome Always 0 it DINE and DANCE 4 10119 --- — r: ir - 111 : IT'S EASTER NIGHT rwo 0 lo II - HAWAIIAN I IN : : mwmg2 ---- &110 a 111 MUSIC BY In 4 II : Eggs for Alp - IS Steak Chicken Italian Dinners 9867 al on ' I la i for Reservations 111 i SOUTH MAIN Cover Charge 25e Per Person ' lionnonolionmelooloonan1 i ' V k ii V-I'qi- t 11 0111I 1 — The FVFRY NIGHT 2ND Cover Charge 40e 44 I - LOUVRE FLOOR SIIOWS StealScialch SOUTH Az ' STATE ST 7 Cwittichhhous10811:4de 1 II r N't TA ' ad A L 010AT I 0 SalI a d Chicken 0 Salad etc o 4th So at Main W 10203 010 :':: - EVERY N1TE EXCEPT SUNDAY I Ici t ! mg DANCING Mgr IA 111 Free Easter Was V MI III 711 17 o E 01 1111 —PACIFIC ISLANDERS— ROSA LAM Hula Dancer Phone '' NI KEOKIS & KANIES - 7 N OlUB k in 1 in Ili In 0 1 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 11 1 Featuring and smartest talent X EGREENWOOD Depot the newest - :11111111111111101111111111111111 WEST r1 ! KATHLEEN PRICE and Her All- Girl Swing Band NEW LOCATION: OPPOSITE POST OFFICE TO GO g I CLUB 41 4 POPULARITY 11 0 : - - You're 1111 THE CLUB OF PROVEN Easter Dinner rik - I A V 006)17 WASATCH 9595 FRANCIS lop!LIAR old IBIRAis810142:"1 Ilk i KAY HEIDELBERG - !RAUL CAPRI Italian Restaurant West Temple 0 WEDNESDAY I Hour New Short Rita! 'TWILIGHT on the TRAIL' Color lilt — Musical Novelty — News FOR YOUR SEL'ECTED SHORT SUBJECTS ADULTS 15o TILL I P M Oho 41?I s 1:tidio ' I AV AV 1iY771X07 ABECKI5 Music ? 121 So - 1 A ROOM 1 ill STARTS II Pits Ju‘t Acrotts the titroet From JOF SICILIAN° 7 NI AND REMEMBER -- at th- e- THE GREAT ZIEGFELD 401 "'"s "MIDNIGHT COURT" I ' -I-N ' I "STOLEN Dandy Floor and Music Supreme - A 1 4 V w11(' ' y 131ET LOY )14 APs Cabaret jj I:A 6sity97Z - t '47:Dc: WAS MEW 425111 1 ' 's M it:30 A TALENTED) vik 44140k y I M NA c ' - itrP ---2' - '") ao - lkirizi I 4k O 300 11 " 411 NO 6 NO 3RD g 0 k'''W7 ) Tot 11b-17111- 1 - SUOARSOUISIr REVUE" FASTER 4 - MEET YOUR FRIENDS I LI '1 ' CLUB Easter Show L 'AN EASTER 1 POPEVE S WARKII HULL - il --t in THESKII I - PLOT THICKENS Auerbach's-Victor- JEArl MUIR - It 4 tixi ME i I E GA F pREsiNts romance" 1''-- - - LIAIIIIIPITTS 2"01 - TODAY! 2:35-8- :40 and AR MSTRONG Melodies Sentimental "Full moon'tonight Stars shining bright Glorious night for '-- ' t misi FUGITIVE A v- OM Iv to - -- DINE ' a thrilling -- A JOE KIRKHAM'S 116 - '11 IC7100nSit )) (40 00'1 ‘ THE 41 III 11'0 '11rI STRGE TONIGHT a it4119V80066 -r vcrf fARINELL- - DANCE : I 1141 A4It QPIIIISHCAPSfiaill YOUTH ACTIVITIES CLUB - 3 4AUGIIIIIGaZtIPOUBLEt ‘ - kAPSCIrglinilli 1 01141P4talri ARISER ( 1: ' e E (SI'' A I 4110 1"trOD ' ' l't rut' slstrivii V glrArrEla ' — '1 I A s i Ell --- --- By COVItf- - R1213 I COLLEGE p ill Iii40S m4413111141 GOuElISTIO! 11U : OF FURY ' mytfirs BAND Dr' ° :: TRIBUNE ik ' k100-1- 0- ' 1 41:: 1:01 ' 17 ' EGG" Technicolor Cartoon "ROMANCE AND DIGESTION" Robert Bench ley News Ring cot Soccer—Paramount w14 ""'""7 : f N AND LANE I'VE:IDLER IT HITS 4Y4'E 1: 41EILOIDY Ozarks" 3 1 ? MONISM "ROSICO'S D ' " 0 I ' ' VIA Y 61 StiR Ntt tigittrr20 is A HO E Dinner ANn VIRGINIA nOtli - r n Charming PAT DEVINNY Will Sing Your Blues Away! —FLOOR SHOW— STONE WIFE"' -7- MS invl:L70414111041(tvinilifixollobtik y 15e tili 3 i Parker Fp- "MY AMERICAN 11 STARTS WEDNESDAY Clark Gable Joan Crawcrti in FRED BURKE 4 - tOUTIP Feature - D - S 26c lLI 35c III 40c March 28 UP—Chtaxicab strike which icago's brought rioting in the loop and violence in scattered sections of the 4 city ended Friday night with the signing of three agreements by pres"4110S" idents of the Yellow Cab and CheckSNO er Tabicab companies and represenBU" tIS OB 8 RilittRkI tatives of the str!kers tA4 ROSS Final settlement of the dispute came at a conference arranged by transof Holt the city councils members l'ffulqf portation and finance committee at would cars was which it agreed all be back on the streets Saturday morning THIMIUM DAWN NOY? iSOUTHEMT Antsloosiiwicaluiii 00110 ' CHICAGO Mstatatspe adolpmei104A1114040646111111a ' SCtIllEEN 1 eT:d -I x'A M lc tigt12 1! passengers of the transcontinental ship Jean Muir plays the pretty stewardness who is drawn into the startling drama above the clouds and Warren Hull plays her sweetheart a newspaper man who has boarded the plane on a hunch John Litel Gorgon Elliott and Don Barclay top the big cast A screen act featuring Wendall' Hall and his Community Sing and Metrotone sound news round out the bill Accord Signing Ends Chicago Taxi Strike clung FREE Chocolate Covered Easter Eggs and Rabbits TO TIIE KIDDIES - gl ANN SCiTHERN il AssiketCMA 't - '- 0010600 ON THE STAGE AND SCREEN PtOXY—On the stage Rosita Royce sensational dancer Johnny Rio In a musical novelty: the Three RollcomeBill Freak ing Ramblers dian on the screen "Lady Luck" with Patricia Farr William Bake-wel- l: also "Everybody Dane" with Duncan Renaldo Cicely Courtneidge Ernest Trues "LADY BE CAREFUL" -P M SHOW CarrolEe Skating iTTAir r- Carlisle: MARLO (Sugarhouse)—William Powell and Myrna Loy in "The Great Ziegfeld" with Luise Rainer Frank Fannie Brice Virginia Morgan Bruce Helen Morgan i DIE MICH inra ortpunrnin Fury" Winninger ' f - t - ISecond 11 no I A ' i :: ir- - RandIpto Johnny Din—Musical Novelty 3 Rolling Rambler- s- ii h' ilit Earl PLUS - ig Roller 8:30 it In Coconut Grove re( Nii-1 James Esoionere ) Cooper's Cassie LOVELY The feature of Vanities The sensation of Exposition Nt - ' DANCE CELLOPHANE Two yrat at World's Fair - WARREN LLIAM SCOTT RANDOLPII i II LYLE TALBOT ' 1i ALICE BRADY ISABEL JEWELL S5c' 4 - 1 A Special Feature! 6 i 'S E 11!:EXERYOUR "Go West :: fril) aAstitV:7D linfie - i WEST -I- k 1 7 -7- A ' M'A E W- EXOTIC DARING I ' 4 2- - police in The Plot is there apparently killings Humphrey Bogart Margaret LindTrapping the jewel thieves is ansay Donald Woods STATE—Shirley Temple In "Dimples" other matter and it takes the comwith Frank Morgan Helen West ley bined forces of Jimmy Gleason and Astrid Allwyn: also "Laughing at the sleuth to unravel the case Trouble" with Jane Derwell Sara The lady suspense is tempered by the Haden Lois Wilson Pert Kelton STAR—"Mv American Wife" with plentiful comedy in the story and Francis Lederer Ann Sothern Fred by a romance featuring Louise Stone Billie Burke: also "Girl of Latimer and Owen Davis Jr the Ozarks" with Virginia Weld ler The action of "Fugitive in the Henrietta Crooman Sky" takes place by night in a TOWER (Ninth East and Ninth So) airplane Although a —"The Last of the Mohicans" with speeding and three criminals are on Binnie Barnes Randolph Scott also "Lady Be board no one sees the commisHenry Wilcoxon: Careful" with Lew Ayres Mary sion of a crime that terrorizes the rzapor- --v - Due the Thickens" Nor any connection between them and the disappearance of the famous Cellini cup from its case' in the museum But ZaSu's curiosity and the energetic if often mistaken actions of the inspector metta Smart Girl" soon bring to light the underlying with Deanna Durbin Nan Grey motives of an organized gang of Barbara Reed Alice Brady Charles crooks who are responsible for both with also "Isle of taintaDURB111i: !Ss:fil 'iliClo lanes to the Ingenious weaving of Coins made from gold seized from new story the deaths of a an eighteenth century Spanish wealthy collector and a museum treasure ship were sold recently in with guard seem to offer no clues to the London beth Patterson I r()111111SIIIIP ' ''- - spine-tinglin- Affair" STUDIO—"A Fain' Cecelia Parker Lionel Barrymore Eric Linden Julie Haydon RIALTO—Marlene Dietrich In "The Garden of Allah" with Charles C Aubrey Boyer Basil Rathbone Smith Tilly Loach: also "The Magnificent Brute" with Victor McLag len Binnie Barnes Henry Ar- ! L-7:- THE GARDEN k Midnight 04 The girl whn shocked the world with her grace and gorgeous figure with her hey-he- ' PERSON BEACTITTL was Ohio's "favorite' son" illbsiem candidate for the Republican presidential nomination last fall Iff mt17! WEST hits the barovard H y circuit and how t he grows! - p tn to I 2 if'7z N'lfr SXMIVAMMIENI and TOMoRRO- I SOIMP k ROSITA ROYCE ' OWE t DEVIL IN r v 11P imIF L Taft ip "The Last of the Mohicans" James Fenimore Cooper's unforgettable story of glorious adventure heart stirring romance and thundering conflict for a nation yet unborn is playing at the Tower theater on Saturday Randolph Scott iS seen as Hawkeye the brave and handsome colonial scout hero Important parts in the production are played by Binnie Barnes and Henry Wi Icoson Appearing in support are Bruce Cabot Heather Angel Phillip Reed: Robert Barrat Hugh Buckler and Willard Robertson "Lady Be Careful" riotous film Alice IIIMPIWITV MALMO Playing at Tower Jainfff Cleation ZaSu Pitts Owen Davis Jr Louise Latimer Stephens Kendall Arthur Ayleoworth Joe Paul Fix Ben Holmes Director Robert Wilkins! eat Young GEM—Mae West La "Go Man" with Warren William RanElizaJewell Isahe' dolph Scott i '1a4 of Mohicans' State or Province 0 ' lk m ts I - - We the Parisian sewers The story opens in the picturesque Montmartre district of Paris in 1914 Diane driven from a dive called "The Hole in the Sock" is saved from the rage of her sister by the wortliy Chico who emerged from the sewers at the right moment Chico pays little heed to the sobbing girl and calmly goes about enjoying his dinner on the street curb with his old friend Boul driver of the taxicab "Eloise" Chico expands his philosophy beginning with the point that he is an atheist because God has not heard his two ardent prayers—one for a job as street washer and the other for a golden haired wiftT Father cathedral Chevillon of the near-b- y overhears and begins paying back God's debt by securing him ‘he new Diane he also entrusts to job Chico knowing that a great heart hides behind his braggadocio The touching inarticulate love story of Diane and Chico begins in his star hung attic seven flight up It is moving heart tugging- - entertainment "Murder Goes to College" a shares the breezy mystery-comed- y new bill Its treatment of a mystery involving a mathematics professor is light gay and fast Lynne Overman is a private detective who happens to be on the scene of the crime and drumming up some clients sets out to solve the case for their proRoscoe Karns play5 his pal tection —a newspaper reporter—with Marsha Hunt Harvey Stephens and Larry Crabbe featured Audiences at the late show Friday night applauded the program of Youth AcThe Tribune-Telegrativities club band which is presenting a special Easter stage band show at the Capitol this week-en- d news completes the Plot Thickens" THE CAST Inspector Piper and that sturdy arm of the law—Hildegarde Withg ers—have a case to solve in "The Plot Thickens" one of the Victory's new Easter feature Jimmy Gleason and fluttery ZaSu Pitts play the roles getting plenty of laughs out of the new musicians Stuart Palmer yarn Bracketed on PARAMOUNT—Bing Crosby and Bob the new bill is a second thrill hit flume in "Waikiki Wedding" with in the Sky" setting a Martha Rave Shirley Ross George "Fugitive new pace for drama In the air Barbier Leif Erikson of You don't know the half of it" Mts Brennan taughed In the old days we lived on a little farm When bill I heard chickens squawking late at night I never knew whether a fox comedy of gobs and girls at shore was in the hen house or Walter was leave time is the Tower's second rehearsing for a picture" Lew Ayres and Mary Car-lisfeature head a cast which includes Copyright 1937 Mc Naught Larry Crabbe Benny Baker and Syndicate Grant Withers R F D City e w5 tures" dash is infused This refreshing touch may be due to Simone Simon who has a way of adding piquancy to every role she plays She is perfectly in character as the shy Diane who rebelled at the life she was thrust into in the alleys of the Montmartre James Stewart is a revelation as Chico that very remarkable fellow whose philosophy and love of life bloomed even in the subterranean dankness ' weight of the great' bell of Moscow can be gained from this fact: If the bell were placed CLEVELAND March 26 t!Pl— on one side of a giant scales onit large elephants Robert A Taft of Cincinnati son of the other side! The chunk broken the late preside& and chief justice William Howard-- - Taft said here Friday he was "seriously considering becoming a candidate" for the United States senate in 1938 An — i "Ths OTTAWA Ont March 28 (UM— The department of labor intervened Friday and broke the deadlock between Canadian railway companies and workers over restoration of a 10 per cent wage cut Minister of Labor Norman Rogers 'announced after a conference with company and union chiefs that "direct negotiations will be resumed promptly" Rogers requested company executives and Howard B Chase spokesman for the 17 unions involvedskin the dispute to come to Ottawa for a conference shortly after union rejection of a compromise offer tendered at secret conferences in Montreal revived threat of a general strike among 177000 railway workers Inspector Oscar Piper Withers Hildegard from youngster Labor Bureau- Arranges for Truce Meet Thrills Fans :At Victory School of the Dance at 2:35 p in and 8:40 p m CAPITOL—Simone Simon and James Stewart in ''Seventh Heaven" with Retort Jean Hersho It Gregory Made Christians Gale Sondergaard J Edward Bromberg: also "Murder Goes 'to College" with Lynne Overman Marsha Hunt RoscoeKarna On the stage at 2:45 Larry Crabbe and 845 p in Trbune-TelegraYouth Activities club band of 60 Simone Simon and James Stewart give a new luster to the great roles of Diane and Chico in "Seventh Heaven" top attraction on the Capitol theater's new Easter bill The play's old apell la there but it takes on a new charm and realism under the able work of its excellent cast All of the tenderness of the laugh and tear dewed love story is deftly captured and new color and n four-mont- h and Alice Bartlett art director contributed no little part in the excellence of the production with their work in lighting manipulation of simple yet striking scenic units and authentic decorations and SIMONE SIMON Chico Jame Stewart Bout Gregory Retort Father Chevition Jean Relish° It Nana Gale Aristide J EdwardSondergaard Bromberg Onbitt Victor Kilian Marie Mady Christiana Henry King Director harp-playi- weighing "Seventh Heaven" THE CAST Mane ( )6' :: ON THE AUDIBLE SCREEN Piths and Jame VICTORY—ZaSU Gleason In "The Plot Thickens" also "Fugitive in the Sky" with Jean Muir Warren Hull Winifred Shaw ORPHEUM—On the screen Joe E Brown In "When's Your Birthday" with Marian Marsh Edgar Kenalso Harold Bell Wright's nedy: "Wild Brian Kent" with Ralph Bellamy Mae Clark on the stage 250 Revel with Easter Kiddies' Given Dram At Capitol Canada Steps Into Rail Rift DICK 4 FORSCUTT e C AND HIS BAND TWO FLOOR SHOWS Catering tn Chiba and Sperial Parties UNDER NEW mANAGENmier Wasatch 10007 Was 7809 t II I ' ' c b L - J - SI I |