Show '‘''' 't ' t I t( ' '' ' ' THE SALT L7kKE TRIMUNE WEDNESDXY wronNima irl 715NE tO 1937 P 1 ' T'álif'"'Wiik' ' :A'Nte(t ' t)-y- ArthAt Yó4i-000001B4d- t Shields 'WOdiliii'g Plans tC b ' Men fiald Auto Off Track as Boston RN Ata-BAI- Mass June 29 (INS)— A dozen atrong men sat down and their brows Tueaday and their legs were shaky—but not so much from the physical exertion of lifting an automobile off the railroad tracks as from the nervous reaction in the hairbreadth escape of a wreck of the Boston-boun- d Twen tieth Century Limited from o 1051-A- Chi-(ag- ' r And 9whi1e these stalwarts retuperated their shattered energies the cause of it all-- 4 Man somewhat evereXhilarated with apiritous beverages police said—nonchalantly drove away 4 Rapid Events It all happened in about five minutes A farmer saw the auto- 1 i mobile along a wagon-trac- k road and onto the Boston & Albany railroad tracks He bumped along the eastbound tracks for about 1000 feet and stopped the 'wheels straddling the rails atop a embankment leading- tp a : bridge The Twentieth Century was due Frantically the farmer notified Police Chief Charles E Braman He gathered a dozen huskies and raced to the scene: The driver was still r (ij bouncing ot Li r: I behind the automobile but there was no time to do anything about that The whistle of the Twentieth Century wu heard In the distance Fulled and Tugged Sweat stood out on brows of the men as they pulled tugged and heaved The Twentieth Century hove into sight With a mighty Urge the men lifted the automobile Over the rails and dropped in on the aide of the embankment" The Twentieth Century roared by Missing the automobile by a scant - six—inches— - —-- -- - !' b b I li t 1 - 0 Id 'Scottsboro Legal Fight Seems Lost MON'MOMERY Ala June 29 'fliPi—Possibility that the legal fight for Heywood Patterson had been lost by default arose Tuesday night ?ELI the deadline for asking a rehearing for the key Scottsboro defendant was passed without ac- I Con The young negro whose life twice has been saved by the U S supreme court was held in the Jefferson county jail at Birmingham wider a sentence Attorneys who a few weeks ago lost their fight to reverse his conviction injhe Alabama supreme court took no action as deadline for requesting a rehearing of their appeal was passed Officials in the Alabama attorney general's office doubted that the negro's case could be carried to the U S supreme court again under existing circumstances The last resort in state courts first must be exhausted before appealing to the U S supreme court they believed and failure to file for a rehearing before the state'supreme court may have blocked Patterson's last chance for a reversal ar U Special for the 4th Regular $6 U & and Firestone ' Fishing Extra BOOTS WEIMINGTON Del June 29 (AP)—Ethel du Pont has insisted upon a thick Veil of secrecy about her plans for her marriage to Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Wednesday because she wants to sur- prise her bridegroom Its an old romantic wedding custom that the bridegroom should have no idea cif how his bride and her maids will look before they start to the altar l And Miss Ethel has observed the tradition down to the 11 s detail a friend of the family said Tuesday When she starts down the aisle of Christ church Wednesday at 4 p in- - (eastern standard time) to the strains ' of the Lohengrin Wed- f '''' " ding March Franklin e Roosevelt will be see- qg— 44oe" t ing tier in her bridal gown for the first ) - ti me cbeen "set There have r4 '''' I ) 4 occasions several ' ” when he could have ii i' ' ' sii 6440L) '' r seen it—times when et '' -' itters from Henri ' ' 'IP ::so''' Bendel the New York IIVIr"--designed have been f'" at Owls' Nest the ' bride's home each By JIMMY HOT l'YWOOD Bob Woolsey Forcing Picture Dellay -- - $ I J v: N' 0 tIsT :: s But time the ' fitters at- rived young Roosevelt- ' Roosevelt Jr was gently of with the "shoo-ed- " - ' - -1- 1 Miss Du Pont bride's father while Miss Ethel and her mother over the gown: - Two weeks ago Miss Ethel donned her completed wedding Icostume at her home and her wedding pictures were made But New only her mother and the photographer Jay T Winburn-o- f York were present Then the bride begged her father to take charge of the pictures and he carefully stowed them away in the safe in his down- con-(err- ed town office where they were to be held until Wednesday morning Ivhen they will be made available for publication Literally and figuratively the sun shone on the young couple Tuesday the lasrtday before their wedding They met at breakfast anxiouslyscanning which for two days had been filledwith rain But before noon the sun broke through brightly and the whole wedding party at the housetook on a gayer note as members set out for a prenuptial luncheon party at the home of Mr and Mrs Irenee du Pont The latter part of the afternoon was held free for greeting the wedding party of 23 at little Christ church for the wedding rehearsal Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt the bridegroom's oldest brother and sister-in-laand Mr and Mrs John Boettiger his sister and brother-in-laarrived Tuesday So did John Roosevelt the bridegroom's youngest brother who will be best man Wednesday the Elliott Roosevelts older brother and sister-in-laof the bridegroom will arrive from Fort Worth after a stop at the White House Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt mother of the president has taken a hotel suite for the wedding day The presi-- to arrive dentby train from Washington Wednesday noon "'" Last plans for getting the bridal couple off safely and secretly for their wedding trip were being completed by White House secret service and the Delaware state police It was believed by family friends that- the bridal pair' would take their honeymoon outside this country but that they might spend an interlude before sailing at a summer home borrowed from friends of the family Among the guests at the bride's home was Mrs Edward J MacMullan the Philadelphia party impresario who arrived a few hours before the rehearsal to stay through the wedding so that she could supervise the elaborate setting for one of the year's most romantic and famous weddings w w w ere-scheduled Troopers Nab Officer Freed Four Girls Ex-Germ- an Tribune Leased Wire von NEW YORK June Reitzenstein who says he is Baron von Reitzenstein6former officer of the German army who arrested Adolf Hitler during the beer putsch of 1923- - is no longer in danger of immediate deportation to Germany Assistant U S Attorney John W Burke Jr agreed Tuesday to the release of Von Reitzenstein from Ellis Island on a $300 bond for a period of 60 days during which he may depart from the United States for any country which consents to receive him A writ of habeas corpus secured in the baron's behalf by his counsel was thereupon withdrawn Von Reitzenstein said that he would choose to go to some South American country Von Reitzenstein who says be is the son of a foymer lieutenant general in the imperial German army was arrested last November in Darien Conn on a warrant nam- ing him aa Harry Immanuel Rooch "a deck hand sailor vagabond tramp and petty criminaL" BY olf By Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK June 29—Pour young women includint Nellie Gutowski who last winter won a dubious reputation as Norma Parker the Broadway gun girl were captured Tuesday after having escaped last 'evening from the Westfield state farm at Bedford in Westchester county formerly the Bedford state reformatory for women The girls whose ages ran from 19 to 25 were still defiant when they were found in woods about three miles south of the farm although they were tired dirty mosquito-bitte- n and scratched by brambles and barbed wire "If I had the proper stuff rd of gotten away with this thing" Nellie sneered when a state trooper and members of a searching party took them into custody At the state farm the prisoners were placed in solitary confinement They were disrobed and given only hospital sheets for covering before beingplaced in separate cells : HENRY EUTHERLAND Press Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD June 29 (UP)-- Illness rBob Woolsey the long thin 1 with the ' rubber-tire- d &saes a d big cigar Anay break up the co: Ledy team of Wheeler and Woolsey f5r a year at least a Woolsey is at his Malibu Beach home—dubbed the "house that Jokes built"—suffering from what physi- diagnose as a "physical break- - Its 29 time some friend front back east comes to town the first thing be wants to do Is visit a studio And once be has the chance he Is a cinch to ask the same bewildered question: "When do they' work? Why so much loafing and clowning on sets? Are studios willing to pay huge salaries and then let so much time go to waste while actors kid around?" Such questions' are understandable To anyone trained in the starchy routine of the average business Hollywood's working tempo must be very puzzling Doubly so when you realize that almost everyone knows that production costs on a big picture run as high as one thousand dollars an hour Laat week I took a visitor on a set where Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire were making a musical extravaganza My amazeguest stood in ment while Ginger and Fred spent a solid half hour playing practical jokes on one another while the rest of the company loafed and apopen-mouth- 'Picture Postponed Starting date of their new picture "The Kangaroos" has been moved forward from July 1 to August 15 owing to Woolsey's illness and there is a strong possibility it may have to be postponed indefinitely- -- — Whether he'll make the picture or not depends on the decision of physicians but even if they permit him to go through with- - this one Woolsey has been advised to retire from the screen for a year on its plauded But the rules that apply to other Industries just do not fit the picture business The clowning that seems- at first glance such a waste of time is really the best guarantee of a bit picture It eases the teny sion and creates that spirit that gives a film the swing and sparichi that nothing else can provide Asia matter of fact I completion can not remember a single smash Meanwhilehis partner —Bert musical picture—that-w- as produced Wheeler is preparing to go it alone by a troupe that went grimly about if necessary on a long personal ap- ith work pearance tour Wheeler who recentThe pickup corner at the enly married Sally Haines also owns a successful desert resort hotel at trance to Cahuenga pass is just Palm Springs about the most colorful early morning spot in Hollywood Every 8 a m studio secretaries telephone opera-tor- e Sonja Henie Plana and makeup girls Barnstorming Tour on this corner to catch a A barnstorming tour for the skat- gather ride to Warner Brothers or linivering cast working with her in her sal Studio cars and even stars and' new picture is planned by Sonja directors stop to load passengers Henie former Olympic fancy skatBut the other morning one of she returns from when ing champ Hollywood's infamous a Norwegian vacation in in his long got an idea Driving Henie who will sail for Nor- imported car (of a by make famous 14 about way August will rejoin her for its pickup!) he tried to single cast in New York for the tour out a pretty stenographer What a of her Name picture incidentally surprise he got! Almost before he "Thin been to front Ice" has changed had come to a pause three girls "Lovely to Look At" and two men were in his machine Not much chance for the wrong kind Film Luminaries of pickup on that corner Recover Illness Roulevard Window Shopping Jean Parker Leona Marie le and When Janet Gaynor'ilstandin and Directors Leo and George Mc Carey Garbo's double walk down the street who were suffering from an intesd they earn more tourtinal ailment epidemic on the film ist gawking than most stars A lots have returned to work and window display of rare coins is a as fat' as the Columbia studio is concerned the illness is apparently swell place to wait for Ginger Rog ers When Marlene Dietrich swapped checked her white and racy phaeton for that George Stokes studio health offi- sedate black town car with the idea cer said a consensus of medical men of recognition she should attributed the ailment to a sub- haveescaping left off all those foreign atmicroscopic bacillus and that a tention getting license plates theory it was due to arsenic poison- George Raft has to have the help ing from imporperly washed vege- of two henchmen and a bodyguard tables had been abandoned to buy a necktie Most popular window in Hollywood is the one where can watch a goldsmith make 'Women Are Trouble' you those clever gadgets for charm happy-go-luck- hair-dresse- rs rs er hand-in-han- on Bill "Women Are Trouble" featuring Erwin Paul Kelly Florence Rice and Margaret Irving tops the new screen bill opening at the Star Wednesday Here at last comes to the screen a star reporter who stays sober a city editor who doesn't shout and tear his hair a girl cub who doesn't sccop the world and a city room that fails to suggest the inside of an animal cage The narrative tells of a star reporter and a gin on the staff who set out to 'cover the activities of a typical big city gangster The cast In support is exceptionally clever Stuart Zeinlk P GOODS 116 South Main St II I U Provide AWNINGS for misery Select your home—office—shop one of the new gay colored stripes from our complete stock CUSTOM-MAD- E We Have a LargeAtotk of EXTRA QUALITY SWINGS AND GLIDERS AND PORCH CHAIRS TABLES AND UMBRELLAS—AT FACTORY PRICES —LAWN SMITH 4 - 8 : ADAMS CO MANUFACTURERS-SIN- 225 EDISON ST CE LAGOOI Denied by Owner p AWNINGS - GET AWAY FROM THE HEAT AT Boa Constrictor Bite 1889 Was 1654 SAN FRANCISCO June 29 UM— Oscar the missing baby boa constrictor- Is still a runaway snake in the grass but his owner doesn't think he bit anybody Joe Winslow 35 said Oscar nipped him on the thumb in Harrison park but Glenn Hopper firearms filer chant who raised Oscar from a pup said Oscar doesn't have any teeeth "Oicar's kind of a Mow easyit going :onake'! maid Hopper 1 :: - show-stoppin- :': Roo'sevelt Day TODAY SWIP4 PLAY DINE DANCE Free Dancing should know this girl" Ginger told ‘ me "My mother used to write screen plays for her" Right then I realized girl who has been Ginger's standin for the last three years was once a great screen star Remember "Baby Marie" the first famous child star on the screen? - '- r ' I 1 ott - - Itt '1 " 7 - s ' Vit-- r6 iiv i 4!! EMB k PALS & 7 s PII l'''' 0 Tpilfölt 13 TWO DAYS KAY FRANCIS ERROL FLYNN "ANOTHER DAWN" 1 I LAUREL Ail sitTAARRO 7 "PICK LAST 1 ' 0 a i i WILLING sae zwpwriyypit STARTS TOMORROW BETTE DAVIS "MARKED hi ' 41 h 0 - zi 1 CAir 4LEADY WOMAN" n— —STARTS FRIDAY— "SLAVE SHIP" 11 and "AS GOOD AS MARRIED" a I 0 clILIALI h AI L-JC- 4 11 Itli11:"--Z- 4'' Pf PO Jw0A1lyNN IMIR cArY 1 in i --- Si io it i'-''"i-- for Div: '11' ni NG on Last --- 23c DU 2 1 Circus"--- -- THURS '&11 I k — n 'tr 4: 0101 II I 41 —vin --- 1( D kYlt PICT 1 1- 1 -1 TUN STAGS BIG TIME 1 t ACTS EXCLUSIVELY IN SALT LAKE greatest fight- - picture ever made The 'greatest fight in history That i 1 1 vs Better Than a' Ringside Seat Licht Picture Simla: FRIDAY SATURDAY With TIM SCREEN CONSTANCE BENNETT In "EVERYTHING IS THIVNBER" ALSO-- I Prices 25o to f ' JAMES BRADD00 t :7 ‘ 074 This Week Oniy- k—Eves 25a and 256 Childron 100 Ann Time I ' t JOE LOUIS Tonite JEkRY JONES i 1 ON THE SCREEN 11111 SPECIAL HOLIDAY DANCE NEXT 1110NDAy Phone Was 122$ tor Information 1 t girl 0 i ) VAUDEVILLE Daticing 1 - 1 A couroottou$ TAMEST it J1JI - - C P: ritiN5 HOLIDAYS - is P 'Cartoon ---- NOW MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR ROOMS OVER TR I 10 ri II t o Honoluie and - Irritotigh4s italfhfil - Day illr 4 Tomorrow Town "Wings Over e couFuor etswiewnotowasftest rRE Imkstxtml 0 BARGAIN BALCONY Biggest álth of July Week Show D t ' ) me u 0 II I 26 0 ND - 31 o &Net cot -- ttog101iett- it oratir IAANOVAWMilett NONE i iiCIP -- — 101 ' i BAND m annual:luau el t SPECTACLE 4TH 8 ri - ' k FLO MAYO un -- 11161 e I WOODBURY toss n ' RAUDP AN STAR Air) tjELEK - -- - d BARBARA MORRISON I JULY - airior 410ErGail 1 t41001-C4:4"1" TOMORROW --- — r 1 Great Acts! HECTOR RTLAUGIngnry ::- 7 '"' - I 4' 4A' IsS It c) - JOHNNY LEE & The 3 LEES "0 ! 24 "s zVI ' vo k7 70 " fz5F zoo souirwrAsT ‘ cx ca4 - I A ' 1' -- i ry) : k t ''0 - A LAST DAY e-- i 11 -- IFItton -- ' 61th Heaven' DOCTOR"— and ONE I " 11714'4 90 1 4 44 4041 cg ' JWEsri 111 k7 VI— A:12yi atu '1 116--:- - STAGE CN NTHE SHOW - itatiGyv‘ WI all001 1 t -114 i t-0- ' 'i ! i BIGGEST ' 1(i-AA- Es10 n LSItile DOMSyr tAsttiluisutuAlkinta - ca' 114A ' 9 4:' "') N r7 I aatt f3 D RI A" IliTOV: IAIIT D AY a 0 AY T-- Wilbur McGaugh The two men have that "peas from the same pod" appearance but that is not all: They were born on the same day are the same height and weight were married the same year have the same number of children and have voices nearly identical John likes to tell of the time he played hookey from the set and had McGaugh take his place for a singing closeup After the shot the director cried enthusiastically at Wilbur "John that's the best you've ever done!" Tribune-- -— i-tiAel': ! ill 4D1i4 te:i:14)kijizt 4:4610171 And while we're on the subject of standing and blunders here's one about John Boles and his double :4:(i"ht40 -- 4 - mos that the quiet 1111rV Also am t Dar-we- Norman -- ' :'?:1: FEATURE ATTRACTION Sandovalss Romantic Songs I - STATE--"Lloyd- 4t :t( TONIGHT -- ' - - 1AV ! STAR--"Wome-n STARTS i 1111 CALL TODAY FOR ESTIMATES ON :: 'ATI) 1 - ' 11PNIZ - Protect yourself from this annual - -- 0 11) Thousands of people lose their energy and vigor when 'hot weather comes They're "BUN- BEATEN" are You? st ' ':::::::: SO ti DD SSIC ON THE SCREEN Over None PARAMOUNT—"Wings lulu" with Wendy- Barrie Ray Mill-a- nd Kent Taylor William Gerson Francis and Errol CAPITOL—Kay ib Kelly- - DO NOW PLAYING 0"''' e'' ' her future earnings The child's name was Temple Last year she earned over a million dollirs E Which reminds me of one of Fate's most ironic tricks A few days back Ginger Rogers introduced me to 0 Candi Camera Gist 1 ' The prize Hollywood boner was admitted to me the other day by a studio cameraman A few years ago he lived next door to a woman who nearly drove him crazy with her stories about her "clever little girl" She begged him to use his influence to get the child into pictures and offered him 50 pet cent of all ARE YOU I Film at Orpheum Copyright1237 for The lifedayl Stage ' Topped by Johnny Lee's nationally popular comedy act a big holiday stage and screen show opens WedFlynn in "Another Dawn" with lars 1:: Hunter Frieda Frescourt Herbert nesday at the Orpheum theater BUR " with the e3 Mundin: also "Pick again"By" Woodbury pilots Jack Haley Patsy Kelly Lids feaon Show" the snags 1 "Variety ite Roberti ! turing a big Fourth of July band if Jeanette MacDonald Nelson spectacle along with other musical Orm Eddy in "Maytime" with John Innovations The screen attracBarrymore Lynne Cartier tion on the big bill is tick Powell's RIALTO—"The King mid the Chorus " 4 new musical romance :The Singing s Girl" with Fernand Gravet Joan o 2 Edward Everett Horton Blondell t Marine" " also "The Great ' Nash: Mary 4 e4111 Comedy dancing and music are Pat O'Brien with "' i O'Malley" woven into Johnny Lees act "A Humphrey Bogart Ann Sheridan Thick Mixture of Laughter" Sup- STUDIO "Captains Courageous!' i with Freddie Bartholomew Bpencer ti— porting the comedy star are the Lionel Melvyn Barrymoret Trsoy Three Lees ace funsters who keep Douglas fast '' thick and the coming laughs i and Willing ' 1 artist also 8011THEAST—"Ready :'' 77 Able" with Ruby Keeler Lee DiXnn t Flo Mayo high aerial 16 I :a featured spot on the new stage has Carol Hughes Winifred Shaw Allen ' f 7 il bill Jenkins Louise Founds Addison Richards E K Clive aleo "Rein ssotk Hector and His Pals famous dog brandt' with Charles loughtoia 'It comedy act' is a third headline numLan Elsa Gertrude Lawrence ('' ber The performing chester dogs go '1: :Y :: g e of London" with thorugh a series of Freddie Bartholomew tricks aided by their trainer BarSir Guy Standing Tyrone Power snd allIft bara Morrison has another featured cast: also star John Wayne spot on the bill in her unique "con'Conflict" a Jack London story trol" act Are 'Trouble" with Its addition to his July Fourth Stuart Erwin Paul Kelly Florence Rice Margaret Irving also "ta87 revue "By" Woodbury and his band to Take" with Marsha Hunt John will feature a tuneful revue of Howard Eugene Follette 04 Irving Berlin songs This year ON THE STAGE AND SCREEN marks the songwriter's silver Jubi- ORPHEum — On the stage "By lee 25 years of great songs and Woodbury and his variety show ": featuring Lee and the Three Lees: the medley includes numbers from Hector and Hirt Pals comedy dog "Alexander's Ragtime Band" to the act Barbera Mot- latest Berlin bits — Dick Powell rison: on in "The Singing Marine" with Dick Powell is surrounded by N Doris Weston Mien Jenkins Hugh stars beautiful girls and hit songs '''i Herbert In his scintillating new musicale ROXT—On the stage Sullivan Pisa ' "the Singing Marine" As the title tgekr:t datnapcersa: rtiEctst:dieCIPLief torridck wr4In featurIll basha ha is as suggests ful buck private in the marines Family novelty songs and dances: Eddie Foley: on the screen "Every whose voice inspires his pals with thing Is Thunder'" with Constance to have—them enough—confidence —Bennett Douglas Montgomery Oscar Homolka: Louis and Braddock take a collection 'and send him to ::-:fight pictures New York to enter a national ama' teur contest on the air He WWI :: the contest and leaps at once to Kissed" "'Cause My Baby Says It's 1:::::'"" fame and an enormous salary Then So" and "You Can't Bun Away his leave of absence expires The From— Love" are anions the new rollicking story follows his adven- Dubin and Warrett song hits in the tures in Shanghai pursued by a dance spec1a4ki crackpot producer (Hugh Herbert) show Busby Berkeley The musical extravaganza team and in love with a girl from the tacles featuring hundreds of pretty navy base Doris Weston a screen girls are also woven into the muof Rogers and Astaire above Alien sicale newcomer plays this role odi show themselves while give by ll A Morrie Melody cartoon ''Sweet Jenkins Lee Dixon and Jane rest of company applauds Sioux" and Paths sound news will head the supporting cast "The Lady Who Couldn't Be complete the bin her standin aMisaOsborne"You bracelets! atStar ' Shn'wh! 111 and Paul as the city editor pWOMEN ARE gives a realistic performance TROUBLE n"Easy to Take" with Marsha )floithlIFLORENCE Actor's Rites Held Hunt John and Howard Eugene Comes to Pallette is the second attraction on HOLLYWOOD Cal June 29 UP)- -- 'Maytimel grtiART E ItWlitP Cami the new Star bill It's a skillful blend Funeral services were held Tues- Screen at Gem' of fun and romance- - plot and susEnday for Colin Clive 'EASY TO TAKE' glish actor who died last Friday "Maytime" costarring Jeanette pense paced for lively entertainMrs Clive is in London Interment MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in a ment The story is set in a broad—with— Marsha Montt John Howard was to be arranged later lavish musical offering opens Wed- casting studio and a score of popu?WWI Eugene entertainers are heard during Richard Carle nesday at the Gem Blending music lar broadcast sequences melowith good drama it tells a poignant story In love with Nelson Eddy a young ' t singer Jeanette MacDonald an STARTS Opera star actuated by a mistaken ! TODAY e sense of duty marries John Barry-'Aar1 the impresario to whom she owes her career Mad with insane with jealousy the husband kills k the singer The tragedy answers the problem of the young girl who is drawn between a choice of love and a career As the temperamental impresario 11 John Barrymore plays a picturesque role and Lynne Carver a newcomer to the screen who hails from the Kentucky Blue Gass regions provides with Tom Brown the juveNt t nile romance in the story - ilt The stage production hit tune "Will You Remember?" is effective- joisidNc"13TIMIS RE 11 ly sung by Miss MacDonald and A ROBERT Z LEONARO1 L novarias Production 2:00"6-with cperetta Eddy along Produced elty songs and a touching rendition 2:25 111111111 Strobelc0 csopo : of "Carry Me Back to Old Vir4:53 ginny" 7:20 A new Popeye cartoon "The PainUntil POPETE CARTOON 9:S2 -- 150 1:30 less Window Washer" together with - NEWS FLASHES news flashes rounds out the new Gem at the progrsm - $395 Special 1 '—'-'- ' By 'SIGRID ARNE 'Kew Illness May Ginger and Fred Delight Cast With Practical :Jokes Hold Up FIDDLER '''''t ''''' Comedy Film June Every i I Limited Roars by a 1 1 ' ' |