Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JoelMcCrea One NY of Filmdom's WEDNESDAY MORNING Much Activity By JIMMIE FIDLER HOLLYWOOD— If you want to to the top In Hollywood get them talking about you Let them despise you deride you and scorn you If you must but get your name in circulation I saw John C&rradine the other day and he wasn’t a flowing cape with crimsonwearing lining —he was wearing a $49 sports coat The transition from cape to coat is 1938 19 Quit? I'lot Until She Has Made Many More Films Says May Robson Producer Promises Most Superstitious Actors JUNE 29 Young Radio Star Pays Brief Visit Lake Patricia Farley radio star who recently-receiv- ed a screen con tract was a brief visitor in Salt Lake City Tuesday ' With her mother Mrs James Far-ic- y she saw the L D S tabernacle and was received at the state capital by Governor Henry H Blood Patricia was born in Florence Colo and became well known nationally by her singing over a national broadcasting system She recently won a talent contest in Colorado and was on her way to Hollywood for a screen test and eight-year-o- ld -- Hay Robson screen star made an unseen visit to Salt J‘J“BrttARKBARRON to Salt Lake City Tuesday morning NEW YORK Juno 28 (AV-Je- d Aboard the Union Pacific streamHarris who has been vanishing pe- liner eastbound from' Los Angeles since he theater the from riodically Miss Robson answered questioni began producing his record string willingly but 'declined on ground! of hit plays with “BroadWay” in she did not "look so hot” to leave locked compartment 1928 startled Broadway from its her Through the door however ehe mer sleep Tuesday with the told reporters she was bound for an interesting story assurance that he would bo “more New” York City to spend the Fourth Only a few years back John was active than any time In hie career of July with her family After that ne of she will go to San Antonio Texas leading eccen- come fall and the new season tries He affected a black hat with for a preview of her picture "The ' The reason for this advance ad- Texans" a wide brim His raven hair stragaudition vice of furious activity behind the The veteran actress who specialgled down like crepe around his not is alone inspired by footlights In izes gaunt face— and then there was his production of Thornton Wilder's roles insisted she will that cape At corners Along Holly- Townw “Our Pulitxer the wood boulevard he mounted soap winning play many more pictures before reIt this is Nor boxes and recited from Shakespeare year brought tirement despite her age prize on by ths fear that he must double On moonlit nights he went to the She explained her son the will to his activities support the new visit In New York City Edward Hollywood Bowl to do Ibsen before yacht he has just bought hs having Gore was formerly a bank cashier in 5000 empty seats John Barrymore owned a yacht once before which Salt Lake City at the National Cop' relates how Carradine invaded his home "to explain Shakespeare" "I disgruntled playwrights charged per bank But her special favorite LAST 2 DAYS be bought eolely for the purpose is his son Robert Gore born In can spare you one hour— no more" of hauling their manuscripts out be- Salt Lake City and named tor his the unemployed Carradine said In to dump them grandmother She also anticipates yond the that time he so intrigued Barryoverboard more that he was begged to stay visiting her baby The truth Is that this meteoric ter daughter of Mr and Mrs Rob' But Carradine said he had wasted manager is back again with- the son Gore enough time and went off to pace vitality and crusading spirit that the boulevard with the words of H characterised him during those seaW Wit the Bard of Avon dripping from sons In the late 1920s when he prohis Ups COUCUS'Robwt VC2C lqm duced not only “Broadway” but also They talked plenty about CarraOTHER such hits as “The LoyaL Family' dine for Hollywood as a matter of “The Front Page” “Coquette" "Se fact la proud of Its eccentrics rena Blandish” and others Pretty soon John signed his name to a contract When ‘that was done Has Wider View the cape and the rest df John's peHe is not interested In the theater culiarities were put in mothballs touts HAYWARD I ARIA A READ alone now as he used to be Where They had talked about him enough 10 his were conversations years ago —he had arrived where he wanted By HAROLD HEFFERNAN almost exclusively confined to the HOLLYWOOD June to go disnow theater he passionately r cusses foreign affairs struggles for movie headlines: R K O still holds Never would have suspected it free speech the Spanish situation an option on Claudette Colbert’s but Joel McCrea rates as one of Several times he has intervene to services for one picture at the box Filmville'a most superstitious stare assist the return and rehabilitation car wage of $150000 and is trying He arrived on the "Youth Takes a of American volunteera on the loy- to exercise it for the leading role Fling” set wearing— With a neatly in "The Night of January 18” lusty alist front in Spain msum wT¥wiww pressed suit— the most disreputable 'I am glad to get back Into the Broadway melodrama of two seapair of laced boots evarseenih Joel McCrea above appeared recently on a set dressed in a neatly theater” he said today "because sons ago slated to go into produc- May Robson Will visit her son a former Salt Lake City bank these parts' - I demanded an exand pressed-suia disreputable ashe pair of laced boots—the latter for I think the American theater is the tion the latter part of August cashier "They’re lucky" planation In and world left ahead That’4 a the where only place long way sured me solemnly "I bought ’eih good luck— o he admitted — you still have absolutely freedom of Claudette will make "Zaza” on her " in Alaska for $100 from a miner speech and the power to make com- home lot first but RKO is already who made two gold strikes We’ve This week as a reward she York" ment without fear or intimidation expecting trouble Claudette insists on been having some tough breaks is displaying a brand new two-yeAs for the new plays which he she did with her Warner Broththis picture but things will be dif- contract which carries a pay bpost will start into rehearsals at the ers’ "Tovarich” arrangement — on l ’ ferent now" of several hundred per cent Hollyend of this summer Harris has bringing along hbrown cameraman By UNCLE RAY SOUTH - EAST (Sugarhouse) -“- about a dozen under option and the whom she considers extremely ImTime out while 1 lead the rooting wood ean use a few more youngwe Now hear at Here Is a description of old-tithen and may with Jezebel” Betts Davis probability is that he will present portant to her proper pictorial pre'' section in a cheer for Kay Sutton sters with heads as level as hers person say “Let’s bury the hatchet!" lumbermen at work: Brent and Fonda George Henry officials RKO the a recall before these of about sentation inSome months ago she was two “Let’s means “The words on opposite these men he stand By A few days ago a producer Brian also "Behind the Mike" with Wll next flare-u- p at Warners during the mak- end our spring formed by her studio that they must and have peace!” sides of the giant tree and swing quarrel liara a Gargan s he announced that will when fall' this be as of Colbert the Just plans prolific cither release her from contract or1 Foy ing “Tovarich" His statement goes hack to an old their gleaming axes Ths blows cut her pay check from $100 to $90 picture entitled "Declaration of In- CENTRE— “The Toy Wife" with the author of his Pulitzer prize pro' camera expert was accused of up- Indian custom Sometimes a tribe ring quick and fast and the chips Luisa Is Rainer Melvyn Douglas and duction "Our Town” Wilder’s setting the shooting schedule and would a week Most young actresses would dependence" Within 48 hours he bury a tomahawk at the end skim through the air as if shot out have sailed off the lot In high was fkumberged under a flood of Robert Young also “Midnight In- first play although he had won the causing prohibitive delays by his of a war as a mark to show that' of the tree- At last the giant falls truder" with Louis Hayward and Pulitzer award once before with hts exacting methods was over If a new war to the ground with a crash tumbling the dudgeon But not Kay "Let’s com- letters each one written by a novel "The Bridge of San Luis At the time a complete debacle camefighting descendant of one of the Barbara Reed the old tomahawk was dug up just where the promise” said she "Give me $75 a wanted It was averted when Claudette Dideal instead signers and each one begging for a UTAH—“You and Me" with Sylvia Rey” in 1928 week on a three-mont- h The tomahawk was the Indian’s to fall” Every hour 23 tons of was hero rector moment and Litvak Anton this latter It is as Brian during of the usual six and if I don’t show job technical director hatchet or small ax It was used in Today many trees aro felled by Sidney George Raft and Barton a contributed cacti that Charles Wilder Harris met and first Boyer cool clean air are poured battle and many warriors could huge saws worked by two men or anything In that time then give me considerably encouraged by the pub- MacLane - also “Start Cheering' the gate” Her businesslike attitude lic reaction “If all the people whose with Jimmy Durante Walter Con- despite the fact that they had been week’s salary to the Warners to throw it with deadly aim sawa We still by power-drive- n fellow lensman’s tardiness into the theatre This make for students Yale the at up university In olden times in Europe soldiers have great numbers of men howappealed to the bfg boss so much ancestors signed that document see nolly and Joan Perry condibattle-axe- s that he not only accepted her terms the picture” he told me "it’s sure RIALTO— “A Slight Case of Mur- Ths two met on a train coming up In view of present economic acceda was Who ever with It trees down fought skillfully chop means that every par-tid- e and Harris after con- tions BKO is hesitant about but gave her a good role And make to be a gold mine” horrible custom but no more horri- with axes der" with Edward G Robinson from Floridahim for ths award tor ing to ohe Colbert demands of air Hs replaced ble than present-da- y good she did in "The Saint in New Copyright 1938 for The Tribune Jans Bryan and Allen Jenkins also gratulating fighting with The ax was one of the main tools suggested that ho should ISA Miranda’s $100000 defection bayonets To most of us the drop- of the Stone Age in Europe and it First Lady” with Kay Francis and the novel with a fresh one every at Paramount In withdrawing from ping of bombs on 'people in cities remains an write a play Preston Foster important tool today Nothing happened about tljafc un- the cast of "Zaza" after drawing seems far worse than any method Firemen use axes while fighting GEM— “The Girl of the Golden minutes The temfive til last year when Harriswaa in 10 months’ salary here in prepara- of warfare followed by savages or fires and West" with Jeanette MacDonald London many a farm stove is fed seems American an debut Wilder for heard tion was and that with wood split by axes Nelson Eddy and Lor Carrillo also by soldiers of the Middle Ages perature never exceeds in Switzerland writing a play The to have soured Hollywood on foreign White traders In Papua (also called New Over Hawaiian Holiday" brought 72 degrees F and the two met in Paris and Harris bought glamor girls and a general exodus is hatchets to the Indians and Guinea) some natives still use stone STUDIO— “Blockade" with Made- “Our Town” on the of the looked for before the end of the in return were strength tools of beam skins d tools are their given Among telative humidity never line Carroll Henry Fonda and first act year beavers or other animals The Inaxes or hatchets which they Leo Carrillo one baseball movies were If exceeds 35— an ideal major dian were glad to lay aside the employ In making dugout canoes STAR— “Angel" with Marlene Diet-ric- h Probably on Walking Tour JUNE 2 studio would ask waivers at once WEDNESDAY JUNE 29 d WEDNESDAY tomahawk and use the A M and Herbert Marshall also Now wilder wherever he Is— the on a foreign academy award winner steel condition found — KSL—Sunrise Serenade hatchet instead “On Such a Night” with Grant safe bet is that he is on a 6:00— KDYL— RoU Out of Bed WHS I 9:00 who has slumped so badly in the the hatchet much better They Flashes Farm air-washiKbL— 630— walking for cutting Smile No! 8:45— KSL — Musle of th Morn Inf Richards and Kareen Morley r4v"J touri— has finished a new play called last 18 months that exhibitors re- firewood stakes-anwork for OadUBtDYL— RIM ‘o' BOIne other 7:00— KBL— International News “Man-Proo— with “The Merchant of Yonkers” and port she has practically no follow- of the kind ’ 7:15— KSL — Early Bird Bhoppini News BROADWAY machine C :45— KDYL— Drifting Cowboy i 7:30— KSL— Tune Parade Myrna Loy and Franchot Tone he has two 'others called "Homage ing left T:00— KDYL— Radio Daybook on this continent found Pioneers 7:45— CBS— Morning Moods also "$qpiething to Sing About" to P G Wodehouee” and “The but ice Much depends on the reception ac hatchets and axes most 8 '00— KSL—International News T :1b— George Hail’s Dance Hall helpful in Bulletin 8 15— KSL— Shopoing with James Cagney and Evelyn Fifty-DollT 30— KDYL — Traneradlo newe which should be corded Danielle Darrieux in "The their dally lives With axes of one Play” 8:30— KSL— Breakfast Tims Tune Daw T:45— KDYL— W P A program' ’ 8:45— KSL— Melody Minutes in the final stages of revision Last Rage of Paris" which Is just now kind or another they cut down OAYS 9:00— KSL— Rhythm Rambles VICTORY— “Gangs of New York” reports were that all three would getting into the movie houses' Un- trees and used 8:00— KDYL— Muelcal Clock costly too The Jennie Lee Program the logs to build KSL— 9:15— 8:30— KDYL— Sweet and Hot Ann with Charles and Bickford Gal Our is the actress 9:45— CBS— be ready to be presented next sea- doubtedly the French Sunday 9 tMTIHr cabins and their for themselves 9:30— CBS— Romance of Helen Trent S:45— Kitty Keen Inc drama Dvorak also “Bar 20 Justice ” with son cleverest and generally the most families They also cut thousands 10 00— KSL— The KSL orchestra 00— KDYL— Harmony Hlgbllghta William Boyd 10:15— CBS— Vie and Bade Is as energetic a walker stunning creature to drop over here and thousands of trees to clear the dram - 1030— KSL— Margot Manners kora STATE — “Hollywood Hotelwith as he is a writer and his favorite from a foreign nation—but if Amer- land for farms 10:45— KSL— Morning Matinee with Judith ‘ plantat Adams' Fashions in Foods Jans Benny Goodman Dick Powell and hiking trails are id Vermont Ari- ican fans have made up their minds ru i 10 OU — KDYL — Traneradlo newe Stewart and guast artists IS— NBC — Three Romeo Rosemary Lane also “Missing Wit zona and Switzerland His method they want their own native perfor 11:00— CBS— Big SUter 0:30— NBC — American Aeeoclatloo Jennle'a True Life nesses” with Dick Purcell and seems sensible and simple- - Where sonalities to ths exclusion of dialec IXILMlJliMSlC’l? Con- 11 :15 — CBS— Aunt the Advancement ot Sslenc Stories LiteL vention Program other authors write and rewrite ticians there’s nothing left for Hol11:30 —CBS — National Education Associa- John 10:48— NBC— Juet Plain Bill k tion Program from Convention in ON THE STAGE AND SCREEN their hovels and 11:00— NBC— Betty and Bob drama plays until they are lywood head men to do but cut them ON THE STAGE New York 11:18— NBC — Arnold Orlmm'i Daughter ROXY—On the stage “Scandals of perfected Wilder works his plots all loose with a cheerful "Bon voy M £JU P NBO— Ladv Vallaut 1130— FAITH 12:00— KSL— Stock Market Quotations and 1938" with Faith Bacon Joan and dialogue out in his mind while age” 11:48— NBO— Betty Crocker International News p M to who sticks A Brooks and all new east On tbs he is on walking tours and when leading producer 12:15— CBS— All Hands on Deck 12 00— NBC— Story of Manr Marlin 12:30 — KSL— Midday Musicals NBC— Ma Perklne he finally puts them on paper there home talent estimates that Holly'1215— 1245— KSL— Interviews with Visiting Ce- screen two special features -- 'V 12:30— NBC— Pepper Young’s FamUy “ wood’s unused foreign actors and is little revision needed lebrities Light : 12 48— NBC— The Guiding ’ 1:00— CBS — Myrt and Marge His “Our Town” for the present actresses have cost studios close to 1:00— NBC— Backstage Wife 1:15 — CBS— Pretty Kitty Kelly f 1:18— NBO— Stella Dallas LAST DAY will not be the irrespressible travel a million dollars during the past 12 with 1:30— CBS— HlUtop House starring ' Bess Dance Studio 1:30— KDYL— Refreshment Tima TOMORROWl Johnson no loss with a months— Bingin’ Sam If is er Its complete author 1:45— KSL— Sofclal Security Speaker drama M NMMUltUTtlf 1:45— NBO— Dr of Musical Town" "Our Matinee To on 2:00— KSL— has Annual recovery Shoppers’ been hope Offer Headlines with playing 2 00— NBC— Household 2:30— CBS— “March f Games” RUDOLPH Martha Meade Broadway since last February 5 and 245— KSL— Melody NBC— Top Hatters Revue Thursttar VALENTINO Conce Band a is KSL—JMh safe guess will continue 300— that it infantry 2 30— KDYLr— Inquiring Reporter with Colonel Benjamin E Grey Curie 'Life1 Film 245— NBC — Joseph Galllcchlo s Orchefor many more months I THE United States Army Recruiting StaJOAN stra DAMON RUNYONS Fredova Dance Studio’s annual Ths usual procedure is that tion gueet speaker A 2:00— NBC — America’ Bchoole — Program 3 :5 5— KSL has an' — international News In Connection with 7 nth Annual spring revue will be presented at producer with a prize winhing hit bounced Acquisition of motion pic 4 KSL—The KSL Orchestra N E A Convention BROOKS New Feature 2n ItO MA1UMI Granite stake house Ninth East like this would immediately start 3:45— KSL— Melodic Interlude MUjOAilelph Mu 2:15— KDYL— Hello Ladle— By WoodMarie Life “The to of ture — Obbligato-4:15CBS— 4 00 rights and Twenty-firSouth streets several road companies on tour bury’e orchestra RADIO STAB Gigantie KSL— Words and Music the Curie”’ story g 48— KBYLr— Transradio Nwe by biographical 4:30— CBS— “Living History" Columbia Thursday at 8:15 p m ' According But Harris says there will- be nb I 2iUSwtiiHiil OTHER BIG 4:00— NBC— “Eaay Acea” drama Evo Curie Opportunity faHTi Adult Education Program FIRSfUCY’i to a studio announcement it Will performances of the play outside scientist’s daughter 4 as— NBC—' “Mr Keen Traosr ot Lost 4:45— KSL—Merchants' Radio Column NoACTS and last was Th TIP-OFpublished Nite story In New York until the F exceed all past presentations presented 8:00— KSL— “Howie Wing” 4:30— NBC— “It’s News to Ms Rohde Broadway en vember by Doubleday Doran under 1 HOLLYWOOD 5:15— KSL—Adventures of Jimmy AUsa technical by Ruth Bryan Owen expertness costuming Yfijl gagemefat Is complete Tonight 5 30— KSL— Popeye th Sallormaa was Curie” "Madame the It title TOMORROW— —STARTS 4:45— NBC— Jimmy Kemper and HEAHT THBOBS 6:45— CBS— Boake Carter LAST DAY! originality of dances Some of th£ translated from the original French 6:00 — CBS — Championship B:00— NBC— "On Man' Family" SHIRLEY TEMPLE “GANGS of NEW YORK Horae Race from Ingle- epeclal numbers are 'In the Park” den MarGean Vincent Special Mueto In Annfe PICTURES! KDYU— BIG Portrait Sheean Vincent version 2 830— Mary by and “BAR 29 JUSTICE” wood Cal and “Indian Ballet” mystery oo—KDYL—”The Shadow” “Rebecca of Sunnybrook” Wakefield Dolores Winegar Jimmy :30— KSL— Bonn W Remember with drama The children participating include Peggyea and Bill MarWlsner S’30— KDYL— Tranesadlo news Maralyn Woodbury Melton ' eololit with Betty Bangerter 1:45— 6 45— KDYL— Sportelants Shirley Moesser gery Thompson Shauna Johnson Vlv Ardeu'e qrcheatra and ¥00— NBC — Kay Kyser’s Klass BabDon Richards Bond Jack — — Lyman Summer -- 'I'’ Serenade CBS 7:00 Blme Dance Harry Virginia Barbara Burgener Bonnie Ander7:30 — KSL— "That Wa the Year" Bond Darlene Baer Jean Bush- son bitt and Bully Mason vooallets Ronald Astle Bruce Bleslnger i&jthtinrtvrrAir (fmjiirJnetit 7:45— KSL— Hollywood Casting Office S 00— NBC— Amoa n’ Andy 'TILSIX Marman Coll Doris Dern the with CBS— Entertainment Patsy Just 2:00— Station Radio itJJ 8 15— NBC— Uncle Ezra's Bruce Curtis Kathryn Curtis Andrews 8ltera Jack Fulton and jorie Doctorman — Court of Inquiry broadcast NOW Gurts 330— KDYL Nancy 351 Don Thelma Carl Hohengarten'a orchestra Ferragen from stage of Capitol Theater c Gundry 20c-2515e 15c-20- e CBS— Lum and Abner Joyce Goffe Connie Gurts Mar-del- Ruth Iansen 3:45— KDYL — Arnold Hurgener'a qfche-tr- a 3’15— Billy Marie Johnto 2:00 to 4:00 Ee 8 30— CB3— Ben Bernl and All the Lada Mara- son Don Hansen from Lagoon Harwood 2 PAKAVIOOM' thAiUkU HITS! 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