Show - SALT LAKE ITLIBIJNESATURDAY 20 'Noted—Actor SI Là'üd DIscusses' I (::-- —Blood Tests :'' SohlaH1710iiJéStisiiiid0d es' Fo RéäsclOr: By Group of 1:41ç-p-F- ' Dramatic entertainment of a By JIMMIE FIDLER som ewhat IMUSUal order was pre- IHOLLYWOOD-2u1t16Idol sented by Edith Kopeltionf reader and her pianist Alan Kopelson at Chatter: Wonder if would fire Robert Taylor if Kingsbury hall Friday night as a final attraction of the summer sea- he violated that son Miss Kopelson a quaint clause in hie contract Marlene Dietpersonality read with no rich is In one of her remote moods little interpretive power but her —yet With the collapse of the Joan soft melodious voice was hardly Bennett Gene Markey marriage adequate to the hall and too often Grace Moore and Valentin Parera her lines were unintelligible to those' inherit the title "Hollywood's Hapback of the front rows piest d Couple" Collector's Note: in g- -f rem er- -f irst—rtung bersr-ran- g is a glutton for huThat - portable Edna St Vincent Millay's "Gods morous—limericke-World" to Blanding's "The Idol" ran bungalow Joan Crawford gave to the kamut of emotional expression Douglas Fairbanks Jr when love joy aive sadness love reverence was young is now being used by anger and disdain She followed Paul Muni these verse readings with a presenNever knew a man who took penny-tation of the prologue to the play ante as seriously as Wallace By EDWARD ARNOLD Written Cot the UnitedPress HOLLYWOOD July 16—So you "ant me to write a guest column? Has it occurred to you that I'm flat on my back in the hospital with I said water on the linee? Water That I'm suffering blood tests diathermy The last heatrays and case rnentioned in you don't know 4 is some stunt They take my knee and sort of make a radio broadcast-Ing station out of it Nero wasn't : any warmer when Rome burned would 4 Certainly wish this sawbones a quit —fiddling aroundThore's pretty blond nurse here who's a far In whichsha was better musician it you getvItat1 the seductive southern girl changmean ing easily to the character of the sour and vivacious Miss Minchin of Isn't So Bad Frances Hodgson Burnett's "The Hospital life howeverisnt ter Little Prince"-i- n which she was the one bad For thing tifically assisted by the small Sally Jean i nurses and doctors laugh at every Butterly to Just I say ought They thing Oscar Wilde's "The Nightingale --- I got my bill and it looks like they and the ildse' was given in- - part -chuckleindme for every with effectiveness Mr Kopelson's i' charged vidually and collectively in number bethis I know they must charge for it accompaniment ing exceptionally lovely: and in the because they laughed at this old closing selections of this first part one about the guy who had been In of the program Miss Kopelson for years the asylum forty proved her talent as a comedienne of During that time he spent most The arrangement original in the hOurs fishing of his waking "Maclaine Butterfly" given as the a of consisted tackle His he sink second half program was short stick a piece of string and Miss Kopelson's He a was pitiful sight a safety pin and at moments poignantly really so much so that one of the beautiful be to friendly guards seeking An exhibition of artistic pianism --- adropped in for a aociablechat as was furnished throughout by Mr was fishing That patient Kopelson who subdued his accomttsual—±' to the requirements of the "Well well" quoth guard paniments the reader with skill playing de"how's fishing today? lightful bits from Chopin Grieg beaming Catchinganything?" t Debuss3um4ather-composer-ar The poor fellow benevolent upon the expression guard and exclaimed: "What! In this sink! Are you '" -- yt d2' Of-t- finest-performa- 'crazy?" Come to think of It who was? Have I ever told You about my operation? The hospital staff called it a blood - testbutyoucan't And the way they fool you my! A delightfully pretty little nurse tame prancing into my room bear- ing a tray filled with gadgets I ' didn't pay much attention to the tray She was a blonde so dainty so innocent looking — Well when she took my hand in hers and smiled into my eyes I really thought she was going to sympathize with me or something Then bang! That siren actually shoved a knife in my- thumb clear up to the elbow I said "Tow!" Simple Blood Test She said "Such a fuss Why I'm just making a simple blood test" And I said "Oh yeah! You're digging an artesian well that's What' ' It was too That woman filled sixteen tubes with fluid On top of that she charged me for it Next day she came In to tell me that my system was in magnificent condition Bah! No thanks to her I've always maintained that If a fel- low loolcs all right on the outside be must be okeh inside But just try to tell doctors any- - about - - - thing Furthermore what's a blood test do with water oit the knee got-twhich I got by banging the member against the side of the swimming pool? But why crab? I guess everybody has to make a living even doctors Look what I do for mine! ---- o Taken Into Custody the bies A AND HER Unti -- 0 --- 1 4rapCOC011it 7 There's of 1 at the I g - jumpsatisfy every want of Sonja nettle above per-eon- reported-f- or work at Twentieth Century under a new contract she was assigned a personal press agent who had never met her Being somewhat in awe of the Bennett legend he persuaded a director who had known her for eonnie years to introduce him turned on her most beguiling smile acknowledged the introduction and said: "I suppose you've heard what a hell-c- I am?" at that-one-o- An engrossingpage of early west ern history unfolds in "Billy the Kid" the story of William Bonney the "most dangerous man in the vreet" during the 80s Johnny Mack Brown Pat - Garrett- - his friend With the cattle war in Ari- zona at its height the young gun- man refused an offer of clemency made by General Lew Wallace and in 'pito of his friendship Garrett was forced to bring Billy the Kid to justice Filmed in and about the Grand canyon thefetory has a strik ing setting Kay Johnson Russell Simpson and Roscoe Ates appear in the supporting cast Beery had one of his finist screen roles in "Hell Divers" a story woven about the training of pilots for a new fleet of navy bombers He appears aa a veteran pioneer flier who has outlived his time and runs into conflict when he can't adapt himself to the new methods Clark Gable is costarred as his younger rivaloand the story revolves fliers about the two in Panama and about the navy base Dorothy Jordan Marjorie Itambeau Cliff 'Edwards and John Miljan are in the cast numbering dreds of players out r - u ECte ROADS - j ' - SIP 4Ir 0441)1111T1 tillgflui" VI CONDIT—I-041- OF TIME 7 tOLBERT OCESS' - 0 itii LI: : aU :44‘' at IFtST 1 a : DANCING - FIVE NITES - - a3i13 411510 1 - IbhCQD'S CCULITRY Wif ikOWE c:i 4c-A- - e- 111 RHIL !k- i(31)‘Al gee ' IP 1 c-- In 1ng 11 44r e: e4 : ORCHESTRA o 1511 pr W 26 Lil i 's An IL O A Attraction - ONE NIGHT ONLY DRAKE ALAN DIMHART- -- of the Biggest Features One of the of the YearWorld's Most Famous Bands R ()MANN °GILBERT Ii ' mar )- - ' Irma ThZZ HO ofg" the yter it "Hora MA lc I —WIRE BRIDGE -- 50c Per POrS011 Admission plus tax Trains: 9:15 am noon 2 p In and every hour until 8 p ni then every 45 minutes from SaNair Depot 10th West and North Temple II - 7 1 a O C - a- 4w0010040sat i OOP I - Swini—Dine7Danco CARNIVAL a''' C'14--- - 1 VACATION AT THE BEAUTIFUL Sunset Beach ‘IINV FREE kW DANCING CD‘( Chicken and Steak DINNERS ATTRACTIONS GAMES-- NO VELLTIES r- Ct 4V v FREEDAHOING every night of the- week In the You'll enjoy ballroomopen-a- ir on Sunset Beach the week-en- d - 1144° Phonee-AlpI- Excellent— Meals Moderate Prices GAMES RIDES BOATING na Bose Lodge BRIGHTON i r I nv 7 "114141MASS "M- i-ti HERBERT-PATRI- ti ttetwp ORA' itt0:111 Loot floo 9110010 ' TODAY-1- :30 i5o - Fan for All L FRED' GAL and GAG dhow HEW 011931 — o 111114111111M9M1111111' 1111111v11111111491 Rion commomroittmil CSOINT101110 1414 000 NSW i new F MIAS 71(11)4: o Spo itsored by the Salt Lake CPty Chamber of Commerce ors 4coattio"-foororo- IvAnil ADS For the lPAiok - -- 3IG July INt ELLIS CIA and RAY TILL 1) a Ro P M MILLAND-HEAT- P z" JI ONE HOUR OF SHORTS SHOW ONLT - - Wasatch ‘ 590 23 S125 t Children 250—General Admission only (Reserved Seats 9 - GROVE Gentlemen 75c—Lades 25e plus tokens - S I I AGON S DAY NIGHT CALIF General Admission 1014 Plus tokens Tickets on sale Tribune Telegram Deseret News and Walgreen Drug It - - ' – lull price) OOROIIATIOI1IAL111e1July 21400011111 ' Connects tho Wiros With Buyora - Thurs Fri-- Sat July 22 23 cmd 24 p m Mat Sat July 24 2 p m Evenirtgs 815-- $100 tax paid–ResetTedli eats - STATE FAIR GROUNDS:-Genera- l tax paid Admission Box Seats 8200 tax pa id T TONIGHT ANGEL HER -- Accepted Until °AMR MaitMUTIRAlfr-JAC- 2 21-2- - and 2 I "Bulldog Drumthond Escapes" Rates by Day or Week MERLIN SHEETS DAVIS Proprietor TO 12 "Champagne-Walt- s - 'ACE A New —LAUGH-- - t GLADYS SWARTHOUT 1111A 111S Pleasant-Room- 010111 BROADColl Promovel ! 104 - A i 9 - LUKAS-MA- RY SIJORRHOLI - b LiAGO 0 Spend-Yo- ur Crowds-Go-- -- e or 41 - COMNGI - 19 ne ROLpii Second Chapter e 11hMWTN11- - TARE V ri am 1 i MINIM e' ! 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MARCH - 0 also mLove Begins at 20" with Hugh Herbert PlittiCia ELUL:Warren Hull Hobert Cavanaugh -- TOWER-"Go- d's Country and the RobMactane erly Roberts Barton Roberts Borton MacLans Roberly-- Barrat Alan Hale also "The ert cvn NE! flIKONDITI "49th - "Dodsworth" with Walter Paul Ruth Chatterton Huston Lukas 111111t onocioncido willrSOULS CHINES JUSTICE LZ1611 -- N ii t::: - STAR 41k e- mum runn - Cobb — - ill -- m o c11:4 11 AD17100 111 SHOWING sirZledBeb:ry ”' Gordon Rogers in "Doctor Bull" with Rochelle Hudson Marian Nixon Ralph Morgan Andy Devine also "The Cherokee Strip" with Dick !bran Jane Bryan Ed 1—"IIELL DIVERS" 2—"BILLY the KID" EVER SHOWN ot Hem C STATE-W- jte: rf5- co EAST-Fern- I ING PICTURE NOW? r- - - Fred Mac Murray starring Gladys Ilwarthout with We log and Yolanda and Jack °Akio also "Bulldog Drummond Escapee" with Ray Millard and ileatherAngel-- ON TES STAGS AND SCREEN New Air Service 011PHE'DM—On the stage "By" Woodbury and hie variety show tea LONDON UB—Oreat July turing Bill- Telaak and Sally Payne The Kanazawa Troupe Linn May- - Britain decided Friday to open an berril on the screen: Pat O'Brien experimental air service to West and Henry Fonda in "Slim" with Africa In prepezation for a regular Margaret Lindsay Stuart service to South America Farrell MacDonald and Oravet in "The King and the Chorus Girl" Evewith Joan Blonde ett Horton Mary Nash: also "Charlie Chan at the Olympics" with Warner Oland Katherine de Mille sotrrm TIVO Of THE MIGHTIEST PICTURES EVER MADE a Rap Have Our Momenta" W -— 010-010ww-- yolv 0 F7r 11 posrrivey bx — 1000 tiitills Sa" M aga Ins WALLACE BEERY REQUEST WEE- K- a Big Broadcast of 1937" With Jack George Burns Gracie Allen- Benny Bob Burns Benny Fields Martha - n c0 NOW a a ce arAvro—nPuty—RoadsinTowius Sothernl—with also Sally Ellers and Jamee Dunn Suit NEW YORE July 16 UP)—The appellate division of the state court reveraed a $8675911 breach of contract award to William S Hart fahero of silent cinema mous two-gu- n days and ordered a retrial of the suit against United Artists corporation Hart charged the corporation did not do its best to get a maximum return upon "Tumbleweeds" a 1925movie it distributed for the actor- &their featuring dance muds bY n maestros and their bands will offer Phil Harris and his orchestra Saturday night tor a single engagement Harris is well known —as the featured musicmaker on thi Jack Ben fly radio programs with which he has been connected since the start of the rapid rise of Benny as a premier comedian of 'the airwave! The present vacation seaman ac- cording to &kali Manager Thomas M Wheeler made it possible to bookllardsand121sbandwho will resume their broadcasts in the fall Featured with the Harris band to- night will be Miss Ruth Robin one of the topnotch songstresses appearing with orchestras featuring popuAr rhythmic melodies Saltair will resume its program of nightly dancing toleatured bands on Monday when Everett Hoagland takes up the baton succeeding Carol Lazier who closed a six weeks' en gagement Friday night hysterics he failed to showup for the heiress waiting In her Rolls-Roy- Paces of 1937" with Berle Parkyar- Joe Penner Milton karkus Harriet Hilliard: William Jerome Cowan 'Moira Brady 1 well-know- EITUDIO—"New Ordered to Retrial Vciel4IV° THE hiOST DAR TO19 -- N 11111101100 Hart Saltair defeatnt theringsidabyhavhig Letand Shirley—Rostrtleorge-Rarbier- i250 native dancers 143) 11' 'Two-Gu- n' RACKETEERS - 14'1 In Montgomery t- iltriksort and musicians the bill ATOSITIVE1 itil — screen - -- - to Followers tti TO TOWN'''''L All Slat Musical Comedy f ?i 4 GRIMM t6EIEM II "HOLJAIVOODPARTY" ' 1 1r-113- —In— s I annals- -- ? I: HAWN CHAN :blotV IMALTO 1 "MAID OF SALEM" ALSO I r IN EA fortion - - - '‘0400' bum star-fring- -0- - CLAUDET'rt- vt- ho- —STARTS TOMORROW- Grove ' el - CROSBY BOB- - BURNS MARTHA RÁITE TSIIIIREErTIOSS M 1 -- 4 71Vit- h- Monday Nita TONIGIlall "- P $:303" lc if ' ' — 11 Star Gents e 7 's heard that age shows first in a hands and I made it a point to notice hers They are as plump and smooth as they were when she was one- - of Hollywood's I brightest stars She made some of the younger players present look worn and hag"Tarzan" Gail Patrick banks her gard—and she waa still strong entire salary and her husband pays when I gave up and going hied myself the bills Common sight on Beverly home to bed -boulevard: Eleanor Powell asleep in the back seat of her car: her Heard another Connie- Bennett mother at the wheel An ancient anecdote that is so true to charac-viHollywood statute makes it illegal ter I feel obliged to pass it along to kiss an Indian squaw in public $1111 "Strike Me- -' — Pink" -- r l' ) ' ORCHESTRA fI z e s - y PARAMOUNT—Robert Vain for Fighter RENO Nev 'July 16 (UP)—Mrs Delphine Dodge Oodde blond automobile heiress--walteIn vain at the Reno airport late Friday for the arrival of Jack Doyle crooning Irish boxer and Hollywood actor due here to itart a divorce residence Doyle announced in San Fran-dec- o 2'hursday night that he was flying to Reno to end his marital ties to Judith Allen pretty film actress Because she celebrated his —"gym Sinai rye" with Marlon DaWith two hundred planta zoom- - - vies Patsy Kelly Prank McHugh Allen Jenkins Louisa Palisade ing through spectacular air spectacles in "Hell Divers" Capitol thee- - ROXY—Road Show screen attraction ter fans this week are welcoming "Damb ling With Souls" wits Martha Chapin Bryant Washburn a return showing of an outstanding Gaston Olass Wheeler Coalman Wallace Beery picture The bill Pd Keane Plörence Dudley Robert which was sponsored by the Rocky Praxer Vera Steadman: also Phil Mountain Wallace Beery Pan club Regan in "Happy Go Lucky" ale° includes another Beery hit— GIM—Waildki Wedding with Bing "Billy the Kid" one of the most Crosby Bob Burns Martha Rays SENSMION1 R —CANYON COOL ATMOSPHERE Ladies 150 ( - picWith only one ture to 'his credit Fernand Gravet's fan mail is breaking records Most publicized girls in Hollywood: EdFred Mac-- 1 die Cantor's daughters Murray's mother wanted a baby girl she could name "Rose"—so she nicknamed Fred "Bud' Last word in luxurious nonsense: The special Icebox for orchids in Ginger Rogers' new home The only thing funnier than a Disney cartoon is a Disney story conference with his gag-me- n acting out their jokes Laugh Alikes: George I3ancroft and Edward Arnold Glen Morris Olympic decathlon champ: is - the—ninth screen Eddie-Cant-4- )es I:Waxwing 1 hob- Baker's favorite s GIRLS' ) Next kf In ell Diverc"-- with Wax Clark Gable Conrad Beery Nagel Dorothy Jordan Markel also Rambeau Btfly tha Kid" with Wallace Beery Johnny Mack —Brown and Kay JainIon - lace Phil Hams ' Band ait Blond-Heiress-W- GAPITCH-"H- At Capitol Of A In Person - le The Biggest JUT in Town RITA RIO Ns The director chuckled: "I've told him not to pay any attention to you —that your bark is worse than your bite" A thoughtful expression flitted across Connie's fair face "It is" she said "as long as I only bark!" A certain star I know has a very de luxe limousine the only one of its kind in Hollywood and she frequently rents it at $250 a day for picture Aise—The other day sheinformed me with glee the studios had rented it for two weeks-An- d I didn't have the heart to prepare her for the shock she has coming when she sees the picture The story concerns a temperamental movie star—and the de luxe limousine symbolizes the gat's formed rm not brave enough to guess bad taste! Mae Murray's age (much less to put topyright1937 for The Tribune Rooseveits Junior itin print) but after seeing her at the Cocoanut Grove the other night Visit Paris Fair dancing every number from 9 o'clock in the evening until far into PARIS July 16 UP—Franklin D the wee sma' hours of the morning Roosevelt Jr and his bride the I am ready to believe she has found forme' Ethel du Pont passed un- the fountain of youth I have often EXCLUSIVELY FIRST recognized Friday night as they like thousands of other United SALT LAKE SHOWING States tourists joined crowds visitTODAY AND TOMORROW ing the Paris exposition The couple who drove to Paris jramiLiteLy Aq4toNoutioNtos Friday afternoon from Caen drank beer on the balcony of the Hungarian pavillion restaurant U S Ambassador W C Bullitt accompanied the party of eight the others I t :mum being embassy officials and their low —TODAY—ONLY— II SSrr are photography and fishing American-mad- e Beery-Henn- HELD OVER! ilAN41111711 lc Carole-Lombar- conviction I ° Now- - Playing Fi Again Please —"no-marriag- excitement on the shores Tolucca lake that overgrown pond just over the hills from Hollywood —A few days ago hikers noticed the rowboat "Mary LOS ANGELES July 16 013)— B" being given a new coat of paint Isaac Pacht counsel for the bank while its owner Mary Brian'superwhich controls Freddie Bartholo- vised the job The new color scheme whitendcerisearethecoiorLoZ mew's estateisaid-Frida- y that adop stable Last tion of the young actor by his aunt the Vanderbilt racing 3" sported a very the year "Mary schedbe in a suit challenged4 may tastypaint job in the colors of the uled to be filed at an early date Bing Crosby stable the Bartholomew Myllicent Mary aunt who adopted Freddie with his Binge making no allowances for many dates with Alfred G parents' consent is asking that she Mary's be made guardian of the boy's estate Vanderbilt refuses to be consoled In place of the Union Bank and He calls it treason Trust company Visited Sonja Henie on the set today and I couldn't help but notice of how the sycophants who Infest every Young Marriage movie- - troupe jumpe4 ta anticipate Film Star Disclosed her wants If she took out- - a cigaret someone instantly held out a HOLLYWOOD Cal July 16 (111 match—if she glanced at the water The secret Fourth of July marriage cooler someone rushed to bring her of Tom Brown screen actor and a drink—if she walked about the Natalie girl rwas set a "yes-man- " followed her with a disclosed Friday chair Such attentiveness would be Mrs Brown's mother Harry if it wasn'tso obviously Brown made the disclosure saying touching deferential—and if I hadn't seen a two were aboard married the that Betty Blythe once a bigger star chartered yacht beyond the than Sonja is today sitting neglectlimit between here and Catalina is- ed and unnoticed among the extras land The captain of the boat per- on the set Actor's Adoption May Be Challenged LOS 4ANGELES July 16 (A'— George Redston 33 at liberty-und$7000 bail pending an appeal from a second degree murder conviction in wives was taken- - into-c- us here Friday The request for tody his detention until Texas officers arrive was received from Sheriff Otti —1t A Schmid of Dallas who said er nce -- Beery-f - MORNING-31TLY-1719- 37 1 - t ' |