Show f 18 MORNING JUNZ 2 1938'- - UTHE:SALT LAKtTMBUNETHURSDAY Dodging Hatchets All in the Day's Work for Filmland Folk Critic Jolted Plane Ride Releases Swallowed Bone Playwright Into Success ntyTAMPA Fla June 1 old Madeline MacAdama of Tallahassee Fla swallowed chicken bona and her parents sped her here by airplane for an Pe ra- ' - f By JIMMIE IDLER HOLLYWOOD Settin’ Around (paramount) : Hiding peacefully aF anchor on a reservoir of water on (At-Twe- two-mon- th ft- tion TfaejaigbLmadeher HIWednesday physicians said the bone wae gone apparently coughed up during her plane ride Bv DALE CARNEGIE K ruddy-face- d man drew himself up with pride hastily gathered coat and hat went out to look up a telegraph office— a telegram to his mother He had been called to Charles Frohman’a office about his first play A few mlnutea later he stood hat In hand-befothe desk of Charles Klein author of “The Lion end the Mouse" for Charles Froh-ma- n and this lot are four fishing boats The $35000 to build and the boats all genuine veterans who have plied the coast from Skagway' to Mazatlan were placed In it for an additional $20000 All this has been done for one picture “Spawn cf the North" Now it would have been much cheaper to send the comphny on location But on location the sun the moon the tide and the wind could not have been controlled They can When the wind be at the studio ripples Dorothy Lamour’s hair It must not blow it in strings As George Baft stands on the plunging deck of his craft you must be able to catch the excited timbre of his voice The whlnjng of the wind and the crashing of water ate necessary to the picture’s sound track but they must never interfere with the the sun players’ voices Again moon and stars are used freely to establish a mood but friendly moonbeams can be as harrowing to a Cameraman as spots before his eyes 44 y 4 Hollywood doesn’t like to fool the v public— to fake pictures when the real thing would do just as well But Dorothy Lamour and Akim Tamiroff won praise as “brave people" the sound engineer and the camera- when they went through scene of hatchet throwihg ' ' man must have control of every' thing within range of their delicate instruments Mother Nature isn’t L under contract to Paramount so the boys do the best they can without her ’tank cost IMrl'VI-Ull- U re play-read- er This your work?" asked the men desk taking up a neatly bound sheaf of typewritten pages fTTes sir It is" was the eager answer “You did it all alone without aqy assistance aid you?” “I sure did every word of It" “Well I’ll tell you what to do with it" said the unctuous critic “Take it away burn It It’s rotten And don’t attempt to writ? another play You haven’t got the germ" “Thanks" said the young playwright huskily “Now let me tell you something You’ve had one success and you think you know it alL Well I'll have ten plays to your one running in this town within the next ten years and III still be writing successes when you’re forgotten" He walked out of that office with his heart in his boots but his head held high He was frightfully' discouraged but he was likewise furiously enraged The man who said that (a Owen Davis one of the playwrights in this country Starting Watched a scene on "Spawn" in with “Bertha the Sewing Machine By ANGELO PATRI Which a hatchet is flung at a rope Girl” he has turned off drama after Teachers are familiar with a?to the water if he is taken from It drama year after year He ran the severing it to free Dorothy Lamour’s boat from-Fis- h Pirate Akim group of children whose tested In- He feels comfortable there and gamut from "Through the BreakTamiroffs The hatchet hurled by telligence assures them they are else The failing child with ers" to his Pulitzer prize play "Icean expert had to sip by Dorothy’s driftcomfortable is I the high Q bound” and on to the dramatizabut whose’ hie ot mind current ear and cut the rope at Akim’s feet bright with the tion of “The Good Earth” and ing The first throw missed the boat careless inatten-- ' He will return to that comfortable “Ethan Frome” He has written tive disinterested second the state the minute you release him and produced oyer 300 plays more glanced completely and off the deck Inspiring Tamiroff to attitude toward ' because he is uncomfortable does than other man who has ever a leap which would have won him school and all not fit into the place you are try- lived any and he has made a fortune a laurel wreath at the Olympic that belongs there ing to get him' to hold several fortunes ? Akim grinned gamely and games But shouldn’t he be comfortable That is the kind of stuff Owen is so marked and' V school marks jivent back into position for another good getting Davis is made of and he declares effective for try "You’re a brave man Akim" school failures as working happily and playing joy- that what he needed most to' fire commented Director Henry Hath' We children? with the other fully him with energy and determina to overshadow the away "How about me?" cut in brightness of the wish he could be but the truth tlon to succeed was the jolt that half “Your in earnest be is differcannot He is he that Dorothy “If she Charles Klein gave him that day Q back’s to the thrower and you can't ent for some reason or other not years ago when he was told he see the hatchet come" “I know" would only pay disclosed by the test that set his never could succeed attention If he “but as it sighed Dorothy passes my would only conQ There is more much more A few days age I wrote about ear— I certainly can hear it!" a child than any standard can Tony Wons radio centrate If that entertainer He measure The unmeasurable part has sent me six golden rules for Found Fred MacMurray’s manly one would only In his counts counts and largely success They are so sensible that Angelo Petri beauty concealed in a dust cap a take a lfttle in- - one would only power -- to adjust himself success' I’m passing them on to you: rsKcw'dress a white-wi- g and spec- terest and if this him to offered is the that life 1 People usually get ahead tacles on the "Sing You Sinners” settle down to work Instead of fully in school or anywhere else But star and through occupying their leisure While was dreaming” gazing I day there Fred set picked to do can child a teach Nobody hours up a ball of yarn and some' knitting nothing the teacher can do and on until it and doing keep 2 Don’t be afraid to tackle needles and expertly started to work nothing the parents can do helps anything the doing becomes & part of him lems you fear you can’t handleprob With them Fred had been kidded The Jailing pupil with the high L Big until the child want to do it We men go after big things rates with us all day about his queer costume and "call that wanting to do something 3 to sucthis doesn't Keep your plans this was the finishing touch But he Why bright child yourself purpose Having a purpose ere' The more you talk about r in school? ' Why cannot the thing just sat there taking the kidding ceed pur-os- e to ates the will a accomplish teacher-interless the wlthouta-wor- & est you are apt to buckla down hlm?Or make Finally- - someone come wish true make tha to and accomplish it1 asked him where he learned to knit him work? Why doesn’t he re' That requires work Work contini Play as much as you can’ But “Making-sock- s and sweaters" he member that failure mean punishsuccess Is to end Its ued required' replied “for the soldiers during the ment and discomfort and unhappi- How can we induce the child with don’t play when you don’t Wei like it' or It will become work and dewar"'- - There Just wasn’t much to ness generally? For the same row s' feat itself son that makes a fish struggle back the high I Q to harness his say after that ’ to the wish and so create 5 Learn to be to will work? the the purpose and It’s tha man who gets —That lathe most difficult of tasks ahead It requires first the services of Take care of your health A an expert child specialist who un- bow is only as strong as its string derstands the growth of children Next the services of the skilled psy- Copyright 1938 for The Tribune chologist who understands the pe- Cullar workings of children’s minds HE VOICE OF THE WEST as far as it is possible for anyone Shirley Temple to understand the mystery of mind JUNK THURSDAY 2 THyRdDATl JUNE 2 Next the skilled teacher who knows Pays Visit to A M — 6 DO— KTYL Dawn Express how to apply the information the Boulder SOO— KSL— SunrH Serenade 830— KDYL— - Rla 'a Shin 7 :00— K D YL— Radio Daybook City School 6:30— KSL— Mulls ot the Mamins physician and the psychologist give 7:15— KDYL— Tlmaly Tunaa T :00—KSU—International New her Then the parents who accept 7:30— KDYL— Tramradlo News t:XS— K8L— JEaily Bird Shopping Bull 7:45— KDYL— Story Behind tb Sons the decisions of these experts and Tribune Intermountain Service this 8 00— KDYL— Musical Clock BOULDER CITY Nev June 1 do their best to help carry them out KDYL— Tun Parana 8:30— T:30— XSL— Words and Mueie 8:45— NBC — Kitty Keen Ine drams Last and equally Important a school Shirley Temple attended school to V :45— CBS— Morning Mood Varletlaa :00— KDYL— Morning program that permits tha teacher day for the first time In her short NBC— Th O'Nallla drama ' 1:00— KSL—International JtewsMelodies 8:15— KDYL— Davli county broadcaatlnc to give the exceptional child the but very eventful life Shirley with Tim :15— Davla Nola featuring 0:45— KSL—' Tb Jannl La program treatment his situation demands her parents en route to New York 8 ’45 — KDYL — Tranaradio New S:QO— CBS— Praeldent Rooaevelt'a Addraaa 10:00 — NBC — Myatery Chef Eaclr of these social forces Is as City arrived in Bofilder City Tues at tb U A Naval Academy Grad- 10:15— NBC— Mia Wigs ot th Cabbag sential in the training of the fall day evening visited Boulder dam Patch uation and today Shirley entered a public 10:30— NBC— John’ Othar Wlf 9:30— CHS — Romance of Helen Trent ing child of the high L Q 10 '45— NBC— Juat Plain Bill fi 4WCBd— Our Gal Sunday Some of these children are poten school to visit the students of Boul 11:00— NBC— Batty and Bob 10 00— KHL — Melody Mlnutea Vio and Bade 11:15— NBC— Arnold Grtmm’a Daughter tial geniflses some are mentally in' der dam workmen and officials 11:30— NBC— Valiant Lady 10:30— K8L—The KSL orchaatra Her mother stated that she has adequate to meet school require ot KSL— All with The NBO— 1045— Lee Milky Way Mary 11:45— Hymn -Churcbea P M ) meritsr most of them are valuable always attended school in Taylor and Bennie Walker 1 :nn— CPS— Bis Bleter 12:00— NBC— Story of Mary Marlin lot in Hollywood but has to society if they are educated All True Life 12:15— NBC— Ma Ferktna 1:15— CBS—Aunt Jennie’ of them should be the special charge never even been in a school buildStorlta 12:30— NBC — Pepper Young Family 11:30— KSL— Mldmornlne Concert — 1245— NBC Guiding Light of school and society ing before except of cdurse 1 :00— KDYL— Tha Inquiring Reportar :4£— KSL—Rhythm Time the movies Following luncheon tojl12UO— 1:15— NBC— Top Hitter dlractad by Jan Mtrket Quotations and Copyright 1938 for the Tribune Bavitt day members of the party left International Newt KDYL— Rafreahment Tim 1:30— with drive to Grand canyon and Zion 12 1 5— KSL— Melody Minutes Bam Bingin' '230— CBS— "United State Armv Band 1 '45— NBC— Dr Kate drama National park im) Wft5 THEATRES CHTERWIOUKTAlH NEW NAUGHTY 'RLEANS-- I at the 0 4 history ot lore! little French coquette In naughty New Orpade in th A euddleaome Q Children Special High harges of School Society esca- The leans! i AMECHE DON best-kno- N $ MODE S MON ROBERT YOUNG re IS CLEARWATER Washington the annual rainfall is 140 Inches EXTRA— Color Cartoon EDGAR KENNEDY Comedy PETE SMITH Novelty Heavy Rains CauseThick Moss to Hind from AIlTnees THE TOWN OF SEQUIM LAM JOAN DAVIS BERT And - £0M£J)W4y - HAS ONLY IS INCHES OF RAIN - 1 'i lntel-llgenc- self-runni- 7KWIT ' K8Ir-Brakf- 245— KSL— Interview With Visiting Ce lebritle 00— ctaAlyrt and Marge 1:15— CBS— Pretty Kitty Kel 1 PR8— Hilltop House1:45— CBS— Current Queationa Before the Senate 2 00— KBL— Shoppei re Musleal Mutineer 230-I-CB8Nila Mack'i “Let' Pretend1 3 :00—KSL—Interlude 1 3:05—CB&— Dorie Rhode pongs 315— KHL— international New 3 ’30—K9L— Word and Music 3:45CB8— Barry Wood’a Music 4:00— KSL-- Th Buyert Quid 4lfr— KSL— Knighthood of Youth Radio Club 4:30— KSL—Merchants' Radio Column 4:46— CBS—Americau Viewpoint— Social speaker Security: Mary Dew-son5:00— K8L—’“Howie Wing" 6:15— K8L—Adventures of Jimmy Allen RevJew 5:30— KSL—Broadcasters 6:45— CBS— Boake Carter 6‘0(W-CB8Major Bowes' Amateur Hour V:00— KSL—Vocational Guidance T:15— CBS— Essay in Music ths Colum bla Concert orchestra conducted by Victor Bay a T:30— CBS— American at Work the Co lumbla adult education program 1:00— CBS— Just Entertainment with Jack Fulton the Andrews Sister and Carl Hohengarten'd Orchestra CBS—Hollywood 8creensooops S:15— CBS—Kat Smith' Variety Hour 0:30— KSL—Old Familiar Airs 9:45— KSL— Charlie Hamp's OrchestraKSL— Jimmy Walsh's orchestra J0:00— K9L— Internationa New 10:30— CBS— Presenting Eugene Jelesntk’ Continentals from Salt Lake City 11:00— CBS— Mary Urn Cook and MarahmU Grant CBS— Lffeofjhe Party :45—CBS— Buddy orchestra v Rogers' Midnight — 1200-CBSHal Grayson's orchestra 12:15— CBS— Leighton Noble and his chestra 12:45— CBS— Black Chapel l:00-rKSL- Good nieht (Paid Advertisement) Listen In! 2Q0 — KDYL — Peggy Tudor preienta Mra Richard Mather Boardman 2 15 — ifiiVL Mualcal yvorKanop 2 30 — NBC— Organ concert 245 — NBC— Joaeph Galllechio'a orchestra 3:00— NBO— Talk by Gtorga Holmes ot New th InteruaUoual Bervlca Bweaau 3:15— NBO— Rhythmalrea 3:25— NBC— Press Radio New 330— KDYL— Matinee Mualcal 3 45— KDYL— Tranaradio Newa 4 :00— NBC— Eaey Ace drama 4:15— NBC— Mr Keen Tracer of Person KDYL— Notei In Rhythm 4:45— NBC— Chuck Shank orchaatra 5 :00— NBC— Rudy Vallee’a Variety Show —Tommy Rlggi and Betty Lou Irving Caaaar a “Songa of Safety' guest atara 00— NBC— "Good Newa of 1938" Rob ert Young Frank Morgan Fanny Brice Douglaa Hanley Stafford MacPhail Una Merkel Martdlth Willson's orchestra 7:00— NBC— Tb Huilo Hall— Bing Crosby Bob Burn Paul Taylor's Choristers John Scott Trotter’ orchaatra: guest atari NBC— Amos n' Andy §00—KDYL—Th Troubadour — 8 '20 KDYL— Manhattan Singer A:30— KDYL — By Woodbury’ Varlaty orchestra 9:00— KDYL— Intermountain Progroao— Salute --to Future Farmers and Four-club membera 9tl5— NBC— Jack Bprlgg'a orchestra 9:30— NBC— Teddy King'd orchaatra 9 45— KDYL— Tranaradio News 10:00— NBC— Freddie Ebenere’ orchestra 10 15— NBC— Th March of Time? 10:45— NBC— Bob Cheater’s orchaatra 11:00— KDYL— Tranaradio News 11 '15— NRC— Carl Ravaexa'a Orchestra 1145— NBC7— Jack Winston’s orchestra 1200— NBCf— Frank Trumbauar’s Orcnaa-tr- a A Recital Being Given By Piano Students Norma Pedersen Beck will pre sent a group of her piano students in & recital at the University of Utah music hall corner University and First South streets Friday at p m The following pupils will be heard: Zilpha Bosone Clara Jean Springer Gain Longden John Lillie Lilia Pack Billy Smith Joyce Beck 7:30 Darlene Tucker Kathleen Crowder Glenna Belnap Mildred Pack Wesley Lutzker Jot Condie Barbara Picht Marilyn Schmitt Betty- - Lou Smith Frances Castleton Donna Davis Beverly Beck Calvin Open-shaErma Clayton Euth Clayton Bill McKewan Dick McKew&n Gloria Gregerson Carolyn Crowder Rosemary L Robinson ‘ The sauciest escapade in the history of love as gay as a Mardi Gras h with three delightful stars and tunes Revel Gordon and ry brings Don Ameche Simone Simon and Robert Young to' the Para-moumer-wit- nt theater acreenThuradayJn es Fan Dance With Only One Fan A BROADCAST KD1X ROBERT JAYLOR EVERY THURSDAY 9:30 to 0:45 A M "A YANK AIOXFOBD" —With— MAURFEN O’SULLIVAN LIONEL BARRYMORE Presented by Progressiva Mer- chanti and Civic Organization Staeta and His Orchestra FrMar “Radio Gty Revels” 36o COCONUT I 1008 1st Uki Balt Wildcatter' jr ti C3 Lo- retta Young and Spencer Tracy also “52nd Streets with Kenny M' n mi m ilia —3 — 2 MflABfm BOB BAKER 3rd Chap In "THE LONE RANGER" "Th l OLISE)© ' Singing Outlaw" ni to®0"0! 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' w 2F6ATURf C9 ettin YDUZtrtF WARNER FREDDIE BAXTER ‘BARTHOLOMEW ARLEtN WHELAN 'GOODBYE Saturday “STOLEN HEAVEN" BROADWAY W ALICE BRADY CheeWINNINGER TOMMY RIGGS i — and hi i CONTINENTALS 2 Artlita ON THE SCREEN GREAT PICTURES “THE 2 BIG CITY” — ROSE OF THE RIO GRANDE’ And1—— 206 25ftvt LAST DAY Nightly Except Sunday”’'"' HAVANA HOLIDAY A Peppery Revne NO COVER UNTIL 9:30 ptuALu® SPENCER TRACY and LUISE RAINER DINNER FROM 9 F M PM “THE WILDCATTER” AND “DOUBLE or NOTHING” MARTHA RATE—BING CROSBY TOMORROW Mr Uodd ’lanes th Air" TOCTfiffr£$ wSKiTOffAll W0N6 IfcMar ANNA MAY (haritt lifry (robba CL-BECAUSE f Joyce Palmer GROVE Roslta tha First la Jimmy Walsh CONTINUOUS DANCING AT BARGAIN PRICES Ladle 150 Gents Gween RIALTO— “Man’s Castle" with Also- - Adolph Brox Songstress with Roslta Royce Sylvia Tucker TODAY ONLY— revue- - Positively Showing ’ Royce and 25 artists on tne screen “Rose of the Rio Grande" with John Carroll and Movita also “The TURKIC Featuring Famous Featuring Holiday” 155 ATTRACTIONS en “THE SILHOUETTE” “OPALESCENCE” V niUTKMKIKTI Schumacher HELD OYER!' ON STAGE AND SCREEN ROXY — On the jtage “Havana mlconv FIRST-RU- N -- the comedy hit “Josette" The picture Is vive 1’amour In naughty New Orleans as Don and Bob chase Simone who must think faster than one and run faster than the other— but not too much faster In the story the tantalizing little coquette tRlks herself Into a pretty mix-u-p so that there are two one for the boys’ father and another for the hoys themselves The list of hit tunes' in the “May I Drop a Petal in Your Glass of Wine?” "In Any Language” and “Where in the World?” The excellent supporting cast has Bert Lahr Joan Davis Paul Hurst William Collier Sr and Tala Birell Interesting and new short subjects will complete the program bril-lia- I ed Jones IN 2 INUDANCES "Amm BATTLE OF MUSIC TONIGHT Carl Young Bert Lahr and Joan Davis Warner UTAH— “Kidnapped-witBaxter Freddie Bartholomew and Arleen Whelan also “Goodbye Broadway” with Alice Brady and Charles Winnlnger CAPITOL— “Swiss Miss" with Stan also Laurel and Oliver Hardy “Daughter of Shanghai” with Anna May--W ong Charlea Bickford and Larry Cr&bbe CENTRE— The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” with Tommy Kelly GEM— “A Tank at Oxford" with Robert Taylor Lionel Barrymore Maureen O'Sullivan and Edmund UUU0 Ammo Starts TODAY! ylleld 9 BY TRAIN ONLY -- to— of DAVIS COUNTY Paramount With M "Left-Hand- -- EZEHiEBi - 'fcuwia 12:30— NBC— Dick Jurgen a orchaatra 1:00— KDYL —Good Night (Paid Advertisement) with LesON THE SCREEN ’ fSTATE— 'The Stand-i- n lie Howard June Blondell also PARAMOUNT— "Josette” with Don Law” with Buck Ameche Simone Simon Robert L Theaters thrI w ‘ The Davis County At S Baker and Leo Carrillo SOUTH-EAST (Sugarhou5e)—The Baroness and the Butler" with William Powell and Ann&bella also "Swing Your Lady" with Humphrey Bogart and Frank McHugh VICTORY— "Penrod and His Twin Brother” with Mauch twins and Frank Craven also Boll Baker in “The Singing Outlaw” STUDIO— “The Adventures of Robin Hood” with Errol Flynn Olivia De Havilland Basil Rathbone and Victory “Penrod and His Twin Brother” Clauds Rains and “The Singing Outlaw" provide double feature entertainment on the chief boy enemy while that amusnegro lad new bill opening Thursday at the ing little Philip Hurlie does hi usual role Victory One of the attraction of “Penrod of Verman and His Twin Brother” is that it “The Singing Outlaw" Is & thrilling western story photographed Includes in Its cast both of the twins Billy and against high Sierra Nevada mounBob Baker the crooning cowBobby Mauch who triumphed so tains Barclay beautiful notably in “The Prince and the boy and Joan Hollywood and New York actress Pauper" a few months ago The story Is altogether different play the leading roles than that of "Penrod and Sam” but the boys with their Junior organization have quite as Dine end Dence many and quite as thrilling advenFort Band Concert tures ss before llndtt the £taxs Frank Craven and Spring Bylng-to- n Thursday Canceled once again play Penrod’s parBecause Major General Walter ents and Jackie Morrow the little commandant at Fort meanie again portrays Penrod’s Sweeney Douglas for the past three years will depart Thursday at 8 pm for STARLITE Fort Lewis Wash th regularly LAST scheduled Thursday evening concert GARDENS 2 DAYS by the Thirty-eight- h Infantry band has been canceled army officials Over by HOTEL UTAH ROOF announced Wednesday DEMAND MUSIC BY The band will be at the Union Pacific railroad station to play EUGENE farewell concert in the officer’ honor “JELESNIK G-- K8L-8to- Opening Today t At Salt Lake Theaters lull Sill a a MM 1 a a?1 41 4 mrj In eetl I p all Ibe tnr-matee Im SaHak heel HR Viet I Mt Tiaeie Ink hi InMu ikiiwii ll Mhith ilainni IP Kikli 19 pr Hnn4flU lent of (Public (Invitation iha JUICY extensive Interior decorating of the hotel ' beauty of the surrounding mountains and the exceptionally canyons fipe canyon highway and because the hotel management has ordered nothing but th best in cuisine— It f e definite pleasure to Invite our many friends and tha public to accept the luncheon and dinner hospitality of Pinecrest Inn ROBBINS Hostess COLEMAN Chef Phone Pinecrest Inn for Reservations MRS LAURA ' Ws--O TENDER STEAKS MAYFLOWER o CAFE 3rd Record Smashing Week |