Show - L ) 41 ' ' - C ' ' THE '4- - --ado- - - 1 - - i4 SUNDAY MORNINC SALT LAKE TRIBUNE RINE 13 1937- - 1 imelig Dr-am-a tw Breaks e Out Rash-Lik- e In the East Spanish Adventure at Capitol light-hearte- nt - Marx Brother5 Ronip at Paramount s ia of is supposed to be a regular Wheel" organizing in Connecticut the beginnings of a similar group Ire already settled by Day Tuttle Mr Tuttle has the Westchester playhouse at Mount Kisco N Y and has just taken over the country playhouse in Westport Conn This latter had been run as more or — less-- alamilyventure of - - Exotic-Sta- r by Law- "Lysistrata" The–revivals tend to go back as few years as possible and there isn't much of the serious drama of the last century to be seen A little Ibsen about does IL GeorgeRernard Shaw likewise is slightsd probably for financial reasons Sally Rand is again trying to play dramatic roles at Ogunquit Me this time Albert Carroll once the bright spot of the I II eye-filli- in New Mood While waiting between scenes for her call fascinating Luise Rainier is caught in an unusshe has so lately ual mood by the candid camera and looking quite unlike the Chinese n portrayed with exceeding artistry — them Mr Tuttle plans to play a bill a week at Mount Kisco then to transport some bodily to Westport for the delectation of the group of artists and natives who live there There will be more of this consolidating It is said The plays o far announced are Overwhelmingly tending toward Mockrn pieces and especially toward those which have had a successful New York run Skowhegan is doing four new ones out of a season of 12 plays up In' Maine One of these is a new Owen Davis ex ! hibit called "Two-TiMary" With Erin O'Brien-Moor- e featured Skowhegan goes in for "names" incidentally in fact nearly all the playhouses hire such professionals as have no Hollywood commitments for the summer The oldest play so far announced is at gag-teste- rence Langner and his wife Armina Marshall Miss Marshall not only acted ire many plays but was concerned as adapter or coauthor in - has Paramount-goerrolling in the The Races" has sent Old Man Gloom into a permanent huddle Directed by Sam Wood who filmed the hilarious "Night at The Opera" the picture boasts a stellar cast including Maureen O'Sullivan Allan Jones and Margaret Dumont The plot presents Grouch° as a horse doctor who has a plan to save Maureen D'Sullivaressanitarium from mortgage-holde- r Douglas Dumbrille who wants tor foreclose and turn it into a fashionable gambling resort Harpo iti seen as the wildest jockey in the annals of the turf and Chico is a tipster who takes Groucho for a merry ride before they join forces The d by a etage tour that took the funsters to picture has been five key cities On top of the comedy comes smart and production numbers and a race to end all races Allan Jones sings "On Blue Venetian Waters" and "Tomorrow Is Another Day" in the musical scenes woven into the The screen "short of the comedy week"—James Fitzpatrick's technicolor "Rocky Mountain Grandeur"— is arousing comment among audiences this week Pete Smith's new subject "Tennis Tactics" featuring Fred Perry and Paramount sound news completes the bill Some topflight Marx-manaisles this week where "A Day - rash there - Spain Make Madrid" who of vital Interest It deals with the intertwining fatesTrainfrom fought desperately to get transportation on the "last train" leaving asthea wartorn capital Among them are glamorous Dorothy Lamour love high-bre- d Spanish girl who cannot choose between the two men who her—Gilbert Roland and Anthony Quinn Lew Ayres plays an American news correspondent who is not anxious to leave but is being forced to with a by the revolutionists On his last day in Madrid he falls in love debut pretty senorita played by Olympe Bradna who makes her ocreen noblein the role Their adventures are woven into those of a desperate woman Played by Karen Morley a street girl played by Helen Mack and a young runaway soldier played by Hobart Cummings The story has a wealth of suspense and dramatic appeal Sharing the bill is a gay new musical romance "Wfien 'Love Is Young" starring Virginia Bruce d and Kent Taylor It is a yarn dealing with a small town girl's success on Broadway due to the effort q of an enterprising press-ageWhen she goes back home to the boy ihe- remembers romantically she finds out what a changed viewpoint will do Walter Brennan who won the Academy award for his fine character acting as the "Swede" in "Come and Get It" heads the cast Fox Movietone sound news completes the bill Romance drama and adventure in today's turbulent the Capitol theater's top attraction this week "Last NEW YORK June 12 ()—The summer drama is breaking out over the land like a case of theatrical measles The attack is worse where there are most vacationist& wherefore New England's virulent case The summer drama is one of the most unpredictable businesses on record but at latest Count Massachusetts had it worst Massachusetts so far has reported 11 cases out of 52 in the northeast part of the land Experts estimate that this number is far too low— that actually twice that number of more or less professional companies are operating or will be by the first of next month Not to Mention a flock of companies in the little theater" class Already a "trend" is poking its ugly head into the summer theater business—which after all is not yet of age since it is largely a postwar affair in its present form- The trend is standardization Announcements show an alarming ' rs ers ers ers Orpheum Books Variety Show s Been Beauty's Portion in Life By DALE HARRISON NEW YORK June 12 till—The spotlight which once picked her out in a Ziegfeld "follies" as one of America's most—beautiful women has followed the tired tragic figure of Blonde Mary Nolan to the restful reaches of the actors' fund home at Amityville She is barely 31 for she was in in her headlines when she was Aeens Illness tragedy- - and nitsfortunq have made deep imprint but strong suggestions of her re- - Dark and slender Gail Patrick a paramount actress is and always attends all aeronautical events possible for her to reach Stars Greet Stage hH In the Hollywood Manner With "By" Woodbury and his "Variety Show" on the stage and the on the screen the rollicking new Cappy Ricks romance 'The Orpheum has a popular combination bill this week The stage shows will be a permanent feature at thestheater with "By" Woodbury acting as master of ceremonies and his new band supplying a "swing" background for a colorful and lineup of novelty acts Among those featured this week are Ann and Charles Howard a fan dancer a South American rhumba band comedy team an featuring tropical rhythms a "Toreador" cape dancer a tight wire specialty featuring "Antonio" an ferobatic dance artiste a fast acro(r" Traged-9-Ha- Takes Eagerly to the Air I I' I fast-movi- 1 wise-cracki- eye-filli- Continued on Following I l'ate) What No Breakfast! Paclerewski Rim Funny business the movies! At noon Director Milton Carruth of a production under way at Universal studio called "lunch" just as William Gargan Jean Rogers Dick Purcell Joe Sawyer and Hobart Cavanaugh were enjoying a spaghetti dinner in an Italian restaurant one of the scenes in the pieture "Aw" groaned Gargan "Let's stay right here on the set and Tony's fine Italian dinner" "You'll be eating that dinner all "Betafternoon" smiled Carruth ter go over to the commissary— and eat light" So the players left one perfectly good dinner—which- was "on the house"—and went to the cafe for lunch With the great Polish pianist Paderewskl as the central figure of a simple tory 'Moonlight Sonata"—a film which he made at Denham last summer for Lothar Mewlez—has been shown In London The pianist performs several classic pieces during the action of the story which opens with a concert at which he plays a Liszt Rhapsody and the first movement of the The picture Moonlight Sonata when it comes to America will introduce several new personalities Warner Oland creator of the screen's Charlie Chan did his first stage work in Boston in the singing role of Jesus of Nazareth in "The Christian" 4 markable beauty remain Mary Nolan—she who was 'Imogene Wilson "Bubbles" and Mary Robertson at various periods of her career—is "a very sick girl" they say at the home It would be surHAROLD HEFFERNAN By exception of Joan Crawford and prising if it were not so for tragedy have been almost her and HOLLYWOOD June 12 — Stage Franchot Tone without whose presconstant shadow such event seems to lose ence any hits are time a across long weaving As she struggles to regain health Grand street follies turns pp in Dennis Mass of all places as co-- - Ithe continent to Los- Angeles but luster and authenticity The Tones that will enable her to bid again for the place on the stage and screen author of a musical called "Calling when they do arrive—often a'year had reservations for first night and 4 ' to which she still feels her talent All Men" or more late—the colony lavishes the curtain was even held half an entitles her the word goes around Prices this season are about as I all the pageantry of a hour But Lunt and Fontanne finalthat Frank Tinney the comedian last—they're not low in many cases upon them to it decided ly best struggle along movie first night whose own tragedy was so closely linked with her own may soon at- Hollywood went to the $$50 pre- without Hollywood's nominal soRole Played As tempt another comeback miere performance of 'Idiot's De- cial leaders Broadway whosa million lights However the remainder the of Jr School traditional in its High have bleached the bones of a hunDays light" was audience exhibition class first ermine-decke- d dred wrecked romances watches style honest if flambut remains as always the skeptic When RK0 Radio let it be known boyant tribute to the undented tal- as it couldn't help but be—what with scores of goregously gowned that it wanted one of its young ents of two of its most Tinney one of the happiest comerespected escreatures and their tuxedoed dians of a gala era of the comic attractive contract players to be a Alfred Lunt corts whose yearly salaries are theater has been far more succheer leader In "On Again—Off stage contemporaries TH EVOICE OF THE WEST Ann Iliwcy and Lynn Fontanne checked by the government at cessful in avoiding continued pubAgain" brown-eye- d is 'SUNDAY JUNE 13 who Almost SUNDAY anyJUNE 13 everybody lic notice than has the girl who around $5000000 asked for the job and got it sauntering into A M once sued him for $100000 for in- A M When she was in high school in body was there—that is with the the auditorium in the gayest of 7:00—CBS---Churor tbe Air Rev John — 6:00—KDTL—-Th- e Bird& Early W Behnke:1 moods Indiana Ann was a cheer leader Lutherad juries she said he inflicted by beat- 6:30—EDYL—Today's Almanac synod Missouri Ohio e and she thought it would be fun to ing her governor of IndianaUnit- ' Appearing in Highlander's full Trail 7:30—CBS—Romany of the Bible—Dr The troubles that grew out of the 7:00—NBC—Highlights dress with kilt plaid brooch spor8:00—XL—Uncls Torn and the Comic try conducting rallies again for Bert ed States senator and minister Frederick K Stamm e S Strips Wheeler and Bob Woolsey in their Peru She studied dramatics in Chi- ran Glengarry bonnet and dirk the Wilson affair 7:30—NBC—American Old In- Bocief Bowes 8:30—CBS—Major struments trailed the girl to Europe to Hollycurrent comedy cago then came to Hollywood RHO visiting Sir Harry Lauder stole a 9:30—CBM-K800—NBC—Press Radio Mews presents the Salt Lake wood and even to the suburban enMiss Hovey is the great-granconsiders her one of their most march on the celluloid crowd when 8:05—NBC—Ward and Muzzy piano duo Tabernacle choir and organ: Prelude and Fugue in E minor by Bach gagements which finally were her 8 thi aunday ha ambled down the aisle with his daughter of Alvinlleteraon promising young players Ratiste'a in mu nien in -Comics avenues of employment A wave of only niece Greta Lauder Dawn" by Naviri 13chubert's "To e 8:36—KDYL—Salt Church—of—the Lake Music" In Germany she made pictures the audience applause broke-fro- m H J Lorimer pastor of 1000—CBS—Chureh of the Afr R Wet under her real name of Mary RobZion Lutheran church Sir Harry took two bows before Sophistication Laid Aside W ren Wiant Emory Methodist ertson They were good pictures 8 of Meditation Episcopal church Pittsburgh sitting Looking quaint and naive in a hat of bonnet type lovely and her acting won high praise 9:00—MBC—The Rout Glass—Jerry Bran- 10:30—KSL—Chrtatian Science Radio Sec A former male movie star now Joan Crawford is prepared for her new role in "Three non and Paul Oarsman vice Hollywood heard of "Mary Robertslightly on his uppers moved a few Rooms in Heaven" her air of sophistication forgotten 9 Round Tablo—Dia 10:45—CBS—Poet1c Strings 4 son" and she went there He figpaces ahead of the Scot cussione of Current Topics 11:00—CBS—St Louis Serenade ' As "Mary Nolan" she appeared In 10 ured the reception must be for him and Dretilein ?red :00—NBC—Dorothy Dramas of the Bible 11:30—CBS—Living one or two pictures Rufsmith vocalists Critics re' The fellow bowed smiled and waved NOON in a Sentimental marked favorably even enthusias- 10 :30—KDYL—Musio a hand to the audience—and probMusk Comm -- 12:00—CBS—Everybody'a Mood b a Symphony orchestra conducted about her But tically performance a toyNew Sound spent evening ably delightful 10 :45—KDYL—Musical Varieties Howard " Barlow features French by System whether as Mary Nolan or Mary 11:00—NBC—The Magic Key—Symphony orchestral mueic Henry M Neely r ing with the notion be still had a orchestra directed by Dr Vrank PM Installed at Studio Robertson she was always "Imogene public In Helen scene from Black Hayes :00—KSL—Happy Living Wilson" the follies girl -The two processions causing most Victoria Regina" ' Margaret Brill Pupils By 1:15—CBS—The Spelling Bee With Dr Illness and Ruth Bradley blues sing broke about trouble harpist headed were those Hagen Harry Mary by JUNE 'gasps er BUM) Berigan's orchestra Sound" the most her pretty blond head Hollywood Bickford and Marlene Dietrich Moveta Lawson will present some "Mirrophonic 2:00—E8L—Gene Halliday at the organ sound recording with troubles Of its Own didn't 11:30—NBC—Thatc1er Colt alyaterles highly perfected with the Friendly Philosopher revue and timed were One in hundred NOON pupils They judiciously PERFORMANCES 2iond 8 F M has been to date to want take a chance with Mary 12:00—NBC—Tapestr1 of Melodic Afternoon Party of six acts on Thursday at 8:15 system perfected spaced for audience appreciation Harin theater Studio the installed Week program Miss Pickford's party consisted of p rn in the auditorium of the South PM Inof Grounds STATE FAIR GROUNDS 3:00—CBS—The David Avenue Perrirg Park manager general ry drama Sons 12:30—NBC—Widow's Mr Mrs is school The and Joe Ricie Penner prisentation high Buddy Rogers and Joy Hodges and Jimmy Stars termountain theaters announces Grier's Orchestra Hobby 1:00—KDYL—"Open House" Cliff Reid The presence of Reid clever and original carrying out a The installation the popular 3:30—CRS—Rubinotte Varlet now Deanna Durbin star of "100 Men 1:15—KDYL—Iceities and Oddities one of Hollywood's top producers travel theme with the songs and holdover theater gives with Walter Caasell aoloisL the same equip- and Melodies afof a Girl" now in production at 1:20—NBC—Romance rumor the costumes and four Al credence to that a gave rhythms h :00—ESL—Melody Fashion Parade won favor in both the ment has World Is that 1:30—NBC—The s‘udios Nan Grey of 4:15—KSL—The Magic bland ter marriage to 13uddy Mary will sections of America North gram under auspices of Paramount theaters Universal Capitol And 'omen Institution "Love in ' a Bungalow" Martha — Seal 4:30—ESL—Buddy- - the appear in at least one more pic- East and West represented in the here 2 person Talley and Josef A special:A hems costume ture Shortly after her arrival from review Knentner's Orettestm Tones —in sound pictures whia- O'Driscoll and Jean Dante actresses 4 :4 SL—Af tirnoon Serenade- - -- -or enrolled is a have in and his to class sketch Hernia 2:30—NBC—Josef friends employed throughout Europe Mary—eonfided until the invention of the MirroEdition of Twin Stars chestra another Helen Broderick and Victer Moore start— All types of (lancing will be dem- phonic system were suppressed are formed on the studio lot by George 3 :00—NBC—Ca she might make t hol lc Hotif—IThe Unity with puddy Rogers and His Orches- comeNew former York of ballet now routines —she—rouldFaith" onstrated a artist tap get—Reid provided tilt r brought out with startling clearness Wally Tate of Today—Dramatic numbers and The John Harkrider's art —3:30—NEC—A sketch shrewd judge Of show values to dy and acrobatic the 34uric Library sound Is distributed scientificalt a member of It's- a dances (0011lifilitetr1 Brown rage Sixteen) for the Shirley May hobby novelty Mace Saddle Tramps 4:00—KDYL—Today'e News ly so that the true 'prophrtion of department ' Betty Lou Strom and Marydean each tone quality is projected Im- four young players 4:15—KDYL—Chitych in the- - Wildwood— 0:00—CSS —Sunday Evening Hour NYTn John Beagle baritone phony orchestra and chorus cote Gilbert are a trio who will be joint ' ducted by Eugene Ormandy with partially to every seat in the theater 4:30—KDYL—Recreation Week Program Darice masters of ceremonies opening the The Josephine Antoine talk by W —Rev Alwyn E Butcher presid Studio theater in this way will y Cameron Council eXhibition- Recreation Lake Salt be able to afford Salt Lake show-goe-1 00—CBS—The Original R Novelette—Orchestra ' Monc-laCommunity Be Jones and the same clear and perfected lung Wendell Hall Billy directed by Iterb Brown SUNDA Ernie FORD Hare 2aneIla Or Andy Walt Disney Returns sound that is now presented in 5:00—NBC—Don Ameche rdgat Bergen chestra ventriloquist: W C Fields Dom-- ' 7:30—R81—irrt every key city in the United States le Rich's orchestra with Werner Janssenli ke!Full-Length- 1 EVENING 11911R thy Lamour Ma To ' Frank Morgan of school the Torrington -We Know be sem In the r of dancing will 6:00—NBC—Manhattan biteriude starring Bert Lahr Walt Disney creator of internaschool's annual dance revue given in Midnight Hockey Familiar Album of ' America 6:30—NBC—American Loo:117" 8:15—ESL—Exploring with cartoons Music Dickinson Jean Frank the South high school auditorium tionally popular animated Carveth Wells Midnight hockey is the current Munn Gus Haenseben's orchestra- of the studio bearing his faahion for the pucli chasers of B Sunday Zvening Monday at 8 p in The program and head 7:00—KDY1—"House of Dreams" Service Singers comprises dainty and clever songand-- name has returned to Hollywood Loyola university and University of Golden 9 Hour—Leon Summer imYork dance Program— and will plunge skits by children of all from New Southern California The ice stars Deanna Durbin JOSEPHINE ANTOINE Bobbie Erody's New World Symphony: Breen into work connected with of these two universities who have Mary lArivis Metropoliten opera soJimmy Wallington and Jacques ages' with members 'of the ad- mediately 1 COLORATURA SOPRANO star Renard's guest prano orchestra n vanced and professional grades in the current production of "Snow battled it out time before 11:00—KDYL—"The Jingle Program" 0:30—Est—Little Theater of Music Gene Rouse and the Ranch Boys numbers that require the grace White and the Seven Dwarfs" to howling mobs have been doing Jurgens' orchestra phi E W prI5—KDY1--Highligof the Week ln :no—KSL—Rhythm Revue SymphottY Orchestra of 71 be released later by Radio their stuff nightly for the 'notion style and artistry of the dance 1i:30—NBC—Jack Benny Mary Living White's orehestra ston "Snow White and the Seven picture cameras at the Polar Palace Kenny Baker Phil Earns' 10:30—Rsie—SeNenth-DaThe Purrington sisters June and Adventist& ORMANDY EUGENE Orchestra: Don Wilson master of 10:45—E4L—International News Jean will appear in several char- Dwarfs" will be Disney's first fea- in Hollywood The boys don their ceremonies 1100—KSL—Melorlies of Yesteryear— '119 :00—NB0—Desson CONDUCTOR Moore's orchestra Frank Aaper at the console The ture length production unlike any- skates at midnight and scramble acter and novelty numbers YEAR ":9:30—NBC—Fletcher Henderson' arches-- I 11:15—CBS—ES1 presents Sunday Eve Chopin Ballet created by June Furr- thing his studio has attempted be after the rubber disc until sunrise 010PtP ring cm Temple square with Frank DYL—Trans-Rndl0 News at the orgrii Wtiiae Bar° ' Asper ington will be offered by 16 girls fore In no sense an animated cart10 :IN—NBC—Eddie Varsoz'o orchestra diman and Richard Condie class with 'the oon or a "Silly of the it Marlene 'Dietrich received a fan 10 :30—NBC—L4n Bring' Orchestrk 11:45—Es1--8unda- y -Symphony" 6 to Evening on Temple o'clock M'S T I 00—K DYL—Goxlight Harmonies "Tho Great Cristiani Troupe Bareback Riders" Finale a advanced novelty rhythm routine nit marks' aso'Disney's- first picture in letter and the only address on the to preamland 11:15—NBC—Bridge full MIDNIGHT presentation of beys and which humanized characters not envelope was "Angel" Hol13rwood Of the Moon Mtn Port biambils Network 3 2 00—NBC—Bob Young's °Whelan Reserved and Admission Tickets on Sale Circus Day at girl stage ago 1 CPAIS1 land of the "tap" class The show caricaturk will receive his considMarlene is currently working in A M '':--- is will be elaborately costumed 12:3n—RDIet-1hvt- hm all eration The entire feature will be and Romance 's 12 production "All-galgreen Drug Store 2nct South and Main St Iiirgens' orchestra - filmed in technicolor Night matenal&olipeen in the east (Paid Adv) - finish-- te - — Radio Prograins for star-studd- ch one-tim- Tinney-Imogen- - d o-- v TN E 11 01ILY RARROALICIRCLIS COMING! DAYS SALT1 'Alit CITY Dance Offering's I Lawson SUNDAY 20 MONDAt 21 Yours---Pr- Bo-ut- 1 5:30-11C8- 1 Recital Held rs y - - oymphonic-orchast- ) ra d CJ ' an4-agai- ' Dick hts 10:15--4BS-8- THIS y :00--1- S ' Ernest-Lubitsch- 4 ' " m el t - (Paid AdV8 l 4 |