| Show -- - t --I "x J THE SALT LAKETRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 'JANUARY 10 1939 I 1 lload Crews Report Marooned "best" that of the past year — and reading their published verdicts I’m doing my annual burn For Instance the New York critics have selected Margaret Sullavan’s performance in “Three Comrades" and Jimmy Cagney’s performance in “Angels With Dirty Faces" as the fcest acting of 1938 I disagree— and I resent the psychology that’s in such selections apparent Those critics are too obviously ' Influenced by the fact that Cagney and Sullavan are “big star” As a matter of fact you or I or any-an- y audience can count on the fingers of one hand the pictures In which the stars have actually given the best performances Nine times out of ten stars merely play themselves They use the same trick gestures that have been applauded in all their previous pictures Any semblance of characterization is carefully avoided because their fans do not want them changed The real performances are turned in by the character ac- tots— who are the only actors given a chance to act Consider Basil Rathbone as Louis XI in "If I Were King" Minnie Dupree in "The Young in Heart" Fay Bain ter in "White Banners ’Xjlles Mander as Disraeli in "Suez" Gloria Holden in "Test Pilot " John Barry- more in "Hold That Coed" and Gene Lockhart in "Algiers” to cite a few None of those 'actors are popular Idols but If acting— and acting alone —is to be considered just what price the personality boys and girl? Idol chatter: Hollywood according to Jerry Wald Is the place Where children have Santa Claus have Santa Anita and grown-up- s Height of eomething or other: The uo lamp’ Nat Pendleton has for the comfort of hia asthmatic dog Sandow Claudette Colbert isn’t superstitious— but she can cite innumerable instances to prove how unlucky it is to put on your tight shoe first Add fingernail The biters: Katharine Hepburn only comment I can coin on Claude Rains’ midwinter dips in the briny Is a ehuddersome No matter how hard she tried Irene Dunne eimply couldn’t be Odd with all the anti-naunladylike furor in Hollywood the one foreign language heard most often here should be German Peas in a pod: Joyce Compton and Gladys If I were going to take George up professional prize fighting I’d gladly trade my frame for Joan Crawford's — d'ja ever note those shoulders? George Raft’s shiny black hair is a perfect compliment The Holy Terror - Byy c Wells Insurers Seek To Invest hr Housing Units Takes Toll Of Three Lives By JIMMIE FIDLER HOLLYWOOD—Thlsla th ea- ion when critic everywhere are picking the “best” this and the I PseudcbConsul N M Blizzard Fidler Refutes Critics Selection Of Year's Best Film Performances 'v Companies Hunt ‘Spot’ for SYNOPSIS fwlse unstanchabie flow of informal Warfare more obvipusly aimless Rudolf Whitlow— “Holy Terri to his nurse and “dirty little beast'1 very year that still distressed the to old Dr Carstall who had brought wixjd He held the secret of world him into the world--ha- d schemed peacdNAnd a common law So they and orated and finally pummeled believedN The commonsense of highway into control of the mori- things: the common law the world bund- popular socialist party and In common these phrases had an effect of llmltlesJ' Release and enrejuvenated It with he idea of unity and unity of the franchisement from Jwje to pole common men of the world against Strikes and Mutinies their governments Concealing his The idea of a mutiny again' Violent opposition to 'Christianity and all the established organizations ligerent governments against and institutions' he managed to existing governments seeped infec- -' talk leaders of the press labor fi- tiously through the world "Before nance and politics' in America and there can be any world governEngland into neutrality or support ment” said Rud In one of hie phases of vivid conviction “men must reof him as a safety valve for the of the masses Bodisham— alize that all their governments aro his organization man— kept busy wrong No existing government can mapping out a system of control become a world government and a (Continued on Pace Nine) for all the world's activities each to be run collectively by “masterful merican Increasing Funds Escaped NEW YORK Jan 9 of a number pf leading life insurance companies were reliably reported Monday to have engaged in tentative discussions looking to widespread investment of lnstitft-tionfunds In housing and mer chantile building construction Impulse for the conference was the growing desire to find eatiafac- tory investment for constantly increasing funds now being utilized chiefly in the purchase of government obligations at very low interest Mr Hull rates 1 Some strgued that a definite opening had been created by the dwin dling and gradual vanishing of guaranteed mortgage investment N M Jan- 9 ALBUQUERQUE Iff)—New Mexico counted three dead Monday night in tho Wake of a paralyzing gnow storm which halted automobile traffic over a secwide area in the north-centrtion of the- - state and left dozens of motorists stranded in their cans - J al at Sunday night Fears that some travelers might still be marooned were dissipated crews broke through all blocked highways and reported everyone safe Governor John E Miles said 14 stalled cars located by an aerial N Chaperau survey of U S highway 285 had Albert been found to have been aban- never heard ef him doned two days ago when rains made the unpaved route dangerously alippery Frozen Body Tho frozen botfy”“tff ' Fellblano Duran 40 a sheepherder was found in a snow bank near Enrico One man died in an airplane crash and a third in an automobile accident as the storm left enow ranging from nine inches to two feet deep over a wide section State police'said some of the rescued motorists were Suffering Jrom frozen hands and feet but none was in & serious condition Among the marooned tourists was Mrs James Murray wife of New Mexico’s lieutenant governor who with her family huddled-iher stalled automobile overnight until reached by rescue crews Monday The Murrays were taken to Vaughn and suffered no permanent ill effects Warm Sun n Irene Dunne above who according to Fidler couldn’t be unladylike no matter how hard she tried — to his shiny black patent leather Ben Weldon and Horace McMahon shoes —the on in which Barton The snooziest stars in town are voice coming from Fred MacMurray Vic McLagien snarls: "Don’t move or I’ll kill and Gary Cooper— between shots you!” When that bit of tense melothey’re always in a doze Improb- drama was filmed Barton was abilities: Mary Brian without a standing just out oj camera range date Loretta Young out bl He was wearing & pink shirt and love The new leopard skin furs pearl-gra- y spats — and in one hand Elaine Barrie Barrymore is wear- he held a half eaten ice cream cons ing are a bit too suggestive accordtor The Tribune ing to her more catty critics Charles Copyright 1939 Boyer’s ruffle-proo- f suavity always makes me wonder how he missed the diplomatic service Today’s Stars who complain philosophy about the burden of the public’s curiosity usually end by lamenting S Le the lack of it U S Convicts bodies Impostor InSmuggliiigO — Huge Figure ' Jack Benny Flies To N Y for Grand Jury Quiz NEW YORK Jan 9 suave diplomatic Chaperau poseur was convicted of smuggling late Monday while Comedian Jack Benny flew here to follow other theatrical personages before a federal grand jury looking into customs violations Two other cases are impending against Chaperau who excused his importations dn the claim of diplomatic immunity which was disallowed The of precise background Benny’s trip from Hollywood was not disclosed by the government mor would the U S attorney's office confirm published reports that it concerned the purchase of $1200 worth of jewelry for the comedian's wife Mary Livingston Benny himself said merely: "I'm going back to find out what it's all about” A)-A- lbert N Somez' whO r have— participated termed "over optimistic" a figure of $2500000000 which had been mentioned in some financial quarPotern ters as the sum available tlal plans if carried through would not entail a tenth of that figure they said although admitting that severaljlmea the larger flgun might eventually be available if conditions warranted Last year at the behest of some large life companies here the New York state law was amended on basis to permit-- direct investment of life insurance funds in low rental housing of the multi-un- it and single dwelling classes To date the Metropolitan Life Insurance company (New York) is the only one to take advantage of the change in the law to any great 'extent Its Investments have been five-yea- r- nt dly s2lraaiiiinwgoiiiH!iii tkestfes Si 7066l lacourt forthe air Thlrp for prop' agenda NOrvel Reedly and many others CHAPTER 32 right for you” Millions of people did not know whether this Rud Whitlow they spoke of was English or American Millions thought of him as a wise By Monday night a' warm sun and state highway forces had large HU white opened all routes except U S 285 secluded old gentleman Companies now tentatively con- face had been noted and commented between Lamy and Encino U S 60 field were in this sidering activity through mountains between the Ariupon In America there was a whU' zona iine and Magdalena and 200 reported to Include 'the following: pered legend that he was dying Life Assurance Society slowly of consumption Equitable around Silver City Another New of the U S (New York) The central Rio Grande valley gave him an unspecified disstory YorkhfJfe Insurance company (New ease in the marrow of hi bones and the southeast escaped snow York) Prudential Insurance Com- that inflicted the most frightful sufbut enjoyed beneficial rains pany of America (Newark) Aetna fering upon him Sometime it was The section of U S 285 from Life Insurance company (Hart said the surgeon had to saw open Lamy south was the worst hit of fort) Travelers’ Insurance company the marrow of a bone to relieve the state's highway system Four (Hartford) and Union Central Life him That gave him' the support buses and a score of automobiles Insurance company (Cincinnati) were stalled in that vicinity Sunday Waives Jury Trial of many who otherwise might hot It have suffered his dominance night Plan Underwriting waived a trial Chaperau jury o On the New was hard to envy a man who moved line as a commercial was claiming consideration "Under a immunity plan with south Of Trlnchera Colo the and harsh to resUt one of the Nicaraguan repub whereby those companies which de- who pain crushed body of Lieutenant Wallace attache might be dead tomorrow lie in sired to participate E Nau was found in the wreckage large projects There were countless allusions to Mrs Edgar J Lauet his accused and keep within statutory llmlta-tatlon- s his of his plane where he had crashed tragio loneliness and a number If you see Republic’s "White codefendant case in this has pleadas to individual amounts of religious ministers everywhere in the storm Sunday night on the of Victory ed Fury” please note the close-u- p unguilty Specifically Chaperau could participate in owning or believed in and expatiated upon his nmrock of Johnson mesa UDC-RE- D d battle between “A highway fatality was John Con- was accused of smuggling French derwriting bonds of construc- Intense "love of mankind” A NETWORK He hated into this behalf country in tion and operating holding com cruelty oppression needless want espionage groups with an actual ners 56 Hannibal Mo who was finery Mrs Lauer of hous- and war panles in the large-scalthey said and he not only war background lor an- - amulet killsd in a collision near Maxwell His sentence was deferred pendfield out the which Is the key to a fortune of There were numerous traffic acci- ing disposition of other indictments ingIn New York state the Intent of hated them but he worked dents of relief from all these things way five million dollars supplied the against him In one case hla co the law amendment to foater low Men liked his radio voice He defendant is George Burns of the rental housing has been Interpreted had studied the best models From theme of “Shadows Over Shangcomedy team of Burns and (Grade) by State Insurance Superintendent Tlerra del Fuego to Spltzbergh and hai” which heads a new doublebUl STATION “THE fiofislet Allen and in another he ia charged Louis H Pink to mean those which from China to Peru there was an at the Victory theater Tuesday JANUARYIO TUESDAT along with Paula Gheyakena now would rent at not more than around expectation that the time for & not James Dunn is Marred in the piece TUESDAY JANUARY 10 in Paris Burns has pleaded guilty A M KDTL—Wake Ob and Smlla and in the cast are Linda Gray CENTRE— “SUnd This would put the very clearly imagined world-wid- e room Up and Fight" In that case the articlei the gov $15 a 6 30 — KDYL — KDYL Dude Wranglers S'OO— KSL— Sunrise Serenade Robert Barrat Paul Sutton Ralph if not strictly In the crisis was drawing near and that 7 00— KDYL— Daybreak Dixeet developments Mueta of the Moraine Wallace with KSL— 6:30— Beery Robert Tay- ernment claims were smuggled 7:15— KDYL— The Mnrnlnr Fellowship tenement-clearanc- e Morgan and many others The loFarm Flashes group at least when Rud said "Go” the great day ?45— KSL— Hour with the Rev Gordon KSL World cals is northern China and then lor Florence Rice Charles BickKSL— Early edition of jewelry within reach of many in the “white of the common man would dawn 7:30— KDYL— Tranaradlo Newt ford Helen Broderick Barton Mac-lan- e Covarage News Slim is 7 45 — KDYL — South American Serenade 7:18— CBS—Montana The crammed story Shanghai yodtllng He knew how to arrest this other- collar” group No Notification Rim— KDYL— Tlmekeenar with thrills drama romance and RIALTO— of A second S :30— KDYL— Muete in a Sentimental limstment 7:15— KSL— lntarluda phase claim of immunity "Boy Meets Girl" with Chaperau’s Mood 7:30— KSL— The Morning Watch mystery James Cagney Pat O’Brien Marie was combated by the government said to be under consideration is 8:45— KDYL— Home Folke’ Frolic 7:45— KSL— World Cqvetase Newe For its companion feature the Wilson e 00— NBC— Ted White tenor 8 00— CBS— Pretty Kitty Kelly Frank McHugh also "My through Information from the state that relating to chain store propS 15— KSL — The Buyer1 Quids S:15 — KDYL— deore Hall’a Mueio Victory will show a western thrill- Bill" with large chain store or S 45— CBS— Tha Eton Bova 0 30 — KDYL — True Life Drama department that it never had re- erty Many were er "Law of the Texan” with Buck SOUTH-EAS- Kay Francis said to have Infl 35 — KDYL— Melodic Interlude KSL— Wordi and Muila gantzatlon (00— his of ceived notification (Sugarhouse)— appoint9 45— NBC— Kittv Keene Inc drama 9:15— CBS— Rhythmalree Jones in the starring role dicated a desire to “get out of the Certain Age” with Deanna ment to any consular position “That 10:00— KDYL — “Tfaoee Happr Oilman! ” 9:30— KSL— Tha Jennie Lea pragram estate business" and turn over 9:45— KSL— Along Melody Lane in:15— NBC — Tha O’Nellla drama Durbin Meivyn Douglas Irene Rich Chaperau claimed that such an real 10 30— KDYL— Tha Bargain Hunter 10:00— KSL—Tha Milky Wav Mary Laa holdings to institutions If Worldpresent Noel and Bannla Walker Jackie Dr was “Tha Devil’s 10:35— KDYL — Woman'! Edition also Taylor Cooper jnade by appointment wide Last Minute Transradio Newi :30 —CBS—Romance of Helen Trent continuing thereafter as possible New in Victor consul York Pallasi with McLagien geheral with Party” :45— CBS—Our Oal Sunday 10:48— KDYL— Rafraahmant Tima tenants 11:00— KSL— Mergot Mannera Your Style GEM— Hulbeht Federal-JudgAm “I with but Law” Ed the e Murray Other Wife 11 :00— NF$— Joh Correspondent ward G Robinson Wendy Barrie held that such an official had no 11:18— CBS— Life Can Be Beautiful ll:15— NBC— Juet Plain Blit Mueicaie 11:30— KSL— Mldmornlng 1 1 :30— NBC— Danreroue Road Otto Kruger John Beal power to appoint a commercial at Tabernacle 11:45— KSL— Popular concert 11:45— NBC— Dr Kata drama Organ UTAH— "King of Alcatraz" with J tache PM' 12 0— NBC— Betty and Boh 12 00—CBS— Big S liter Nolan 'defendant Carroll Gail “The Naish Lloyd (Chaperau) 12:15 — NBC — Arnold Grlmm'i Daughter 1215— CBS—Aunt Jennie’s Trus Life Patrick also "Campers’ Confes- claimed privilege when he brought Recital Program 12 30— NBC— Valiant Ladr Storlea — Stock market quotations and NBC— Hymna of All Cburchea 1230— KSL sions” with Betty Grable Eleanors in merchandise which he claimed JANUARY TUESDAY 10 1:00— NBC — Story of Mary Marlin International Nawe The following program will he (Channel in pronama si Hated are dua Whitney William Henry wai hia own and now he brazenly 1:15— NBO— Ma perklna 12:45—XSL— Interview With Vlaitlng Ce- enttrelr made too network correotlona to NBC— 1:30— lebrities — somePepper Youns'l Family to PAR given Tuesday af noon at the regu admits the AMOUNT “Sweetheart" to belong lata property incorporati) 1 :0p— CBS — American Bchool of tha Air A M 1:45 — NBC— The Ouldlne Light D S tabernacle organ recital L lar one else he MacDonald with Jeanette in” and it Nel smuggled 2 no— NBC — Backatace Wife drama "The Mueio ot America” 7:00— KUTA— Alarm Clock Club with 51 5— NBQ— Stella Dallaa drama Wade Naisbltt Stephens at Organ 1:80— CBS — Bcattergood Balnea son Eddy Frank Morgan Florence the judge remarked Hal Parka NBC— “Vic and Bade” drameu 1:45— CBS— Melody Rambllnga g oo— NBC — The Story of tha Month— Rice Mischa Auer — Franck The court will act further on the Chorale in B minfir Lana 245— NBC—' "Girl Alone” drama new aerial “Into Tomorrow” KDYL— Tha Inquiring Reporter 300— Glgout NBC— Jnah Hianim of FlnchTUll VICTORY— “Shadow Over Shang- caees of Burns and Mrs Lauer after Scherzo in E KDYL — Matinee Muiicnle Baaa R:15— starring — — 830 NBC —The Three Romeoi t:15— NBC — Cadete Quartet Dunn Linda dispoeition of the Chaperau indict Sonatina from "God’s Time Is hai” with James Johnson — Tn Be Announced NBC S'45 2'45— KBL — Music for Madame Bach Best” 345— KDYL— Afternoon edition of worldNBC — Vlenneae Enaambla Gray Robert Barrat Ralph Mor- mpnts Traneredlo Newi 300— KSL— Intermountain Edition KSL 0 oo—NBC— wide Paul Pace and hla ionf 930— Favorite "Mormon” Hymn— 4 :00— KDYL — Tha Maattr Slngeri favorNewe also “Law of the Texan”' With gan — — NBC 0 45 Orlglnalitie ite Male Chorue si LOS ANGELES Jan 9 3:15—CBS— "Mualo for Fun” Columbia 1000 — NBC — Tha Kampua Ktda with Muilc Buck Jones "Softly Beams the Sacred Dorothy Fay 4 :1S— KDYL— You and Your Publlo LiWilliam Broadcasting Symphony til the Air Arr by Organist Dawning" throughout the STUDIO— “Kentucky” with Loretta ness conditions commentator and child 10 5— KUTA—lutarnatlonal brary Spiers Newi featur-lu4:30— KDYL— Notea In Rhythm Arr by Organist gueet Greene Walter United States are “on the way up” An Old Melody 10:30— NBC — National Farm and Home Richard Young tha popular hit tunaa of the 3:45— KHL— Shoppers' Quids Hour: Guest a Walter Blaufuaa' Brennan Donald M Nelson vice president of Finale of First Symphony Vlerne 4 00 — CBS — Dance Tima day Dumbrllle Karen Douglas Homeateadera KDYL— Notea In Rhythm Sears Roebuck & Company dlreC' 415— KSL— Album ot Melodies market Morley NBC— 11:15— Today Agriculture Column Radio Merchanti 5 00— NBC— Faay Acre drama 4:30— “SL— and crop Information of the Union Pacific railroad STATE — “Always Good-Bye- " 815— NBC— Mr Kean Tracer ot Loft 6:00— KSL— Dick Tracy — Peablee Takea with tor Chargi Pereona 8:15— KSL— Howie Wing a gaga of arte- - 11:30— NBC and chairman of the business dlvt romedv aerial Barbara MarHerbert 5:30— KDYL— “Jack Armetrong Ion Stanwyck NBC —VeraJcott singer 8 45— NBC — Jack Merehard’e orrheetra BS— "Second Husband" a drama 11:45— 8:3 shall Ian Hunter Cesar Romero slon of the federal wages and hours Noon 4 00— NBC— Mueio of All Couotrtee board said Monday in an Interview OO— KUTA—Pacific Farad la also idwardJJ 12 4:06— CBS— 4:30— KDYI— Transradlo Newe "Straight Place and Show" Roblneon and Claire Trevor In a P M — KUTA — 4:45— KDYL— Tha Song Book with Brothers Ritz Forum Cracker Barrel 12:15 eerlee of newspaper dramas 700— NBC — Battle of tha Hexei conduct"br-r-r- !” zl Mac-Lane’- s off-sta- -- Opening Today Mexico-Coiorad- Theaters At three-cornere- e- Now Playing con-aiste- sow-bo- y T (AV-Bu- 1 -- — Little Variety 8how with 6:30— CBS— Al Joleoo with Martha Rave 1230— NBC Rakov’a orcheetra and tha Rhythm Lud Gluakln'a ON Parkyakarkua Olrle rhestra T00-rC- B8 “Wei the People” under dl-- -reotlon of Gabriel Heatter 7:30— CBS — Tha Caravan with Benny 1:30 — KUTA— Pet Corner a atory about - Goodman and hla Jour dog Swing School For Tou “A 1:00—CBS— “Dr Christian" tha drama 1:40— KUTA—Betwwn th Booktada with of River’s End starring Jean 1:45— NBC— Ted Mtloni HartboH Variety ?r 200— NBC — Club Matin 1:30— CBS — Jimmy Fidler Hollywood gram Raneora Sherman maater Ooaalp ceremontea of 8:45— KSL— Tht Vole! of tho Farm NBC — BHtmore Bovi 300— B'OO—KKL— World W Llva In — CBS— Baum’s orchestra 31 IS— NBC — Bran Allison Bongs NBC— Amoa ‘n’ Andy end the Marline J00—NBC— Vocal Varletlea choral group 9130—KBLr— Charles “The Choice of tha People” Spaitiali String 9:30— NBC— Johnny Preaantf Rune Mop dramastirrounrilng the alsction Of 3 Leath da Vaughn 45NBC— Jamea Buchanan gen and hla orchestra Swing Four 4 00 — NBC— Eddie Rosara and hie orcheateen Francea Adair “The Perfect 10:00— KSL— Frontier Fighter — 10:15— KSL— Musical Meditations Crime” dramatic aketch Plua at NBC— “Hired 4:15— "'Forty Forty — Tonlte' KSL— World Coverage Newt Morning 10:00— NBC “Good Club of New England compoeed of ‘ Oyula Ormayi orchestra and vw 10:45— KSL— American Road Builder! Asmen over 40 sociation guest apeaker fieri caliatetgueat — Adrian Rolllnt’e orcheetra NBC 4 :30— 11:00—CBS— Phil Harris' orchestra 10:70— NBC — Freddie Martin’! orcheetra 4:45— KUTA—Treaeure Cheat of Melodiee Final Edition ot Il:i5— CBS— Nightcap Yarne 11:00— KDYL— Five-StTrane-radlWorld-Wid- e 500 — KUTA—Jerry Shalton and Hla 11:30— CBS— Harry Owene' orcheetra Music News Midnight 6:15— KUTA— Supper Melodiee NBC— Charlie Agnew’a Orcheatra 12 :o-- CBS — Clyde McCoy's Orcheetra NBC —Oecar Bhumaky and Hit Vlo- Jl15— NBC— Fields' 630— orcheatra Shap A M 12:15— CBS—Ted 'Fid RltO' and S‘45 — KUTA— International Newi cheetra 13:00— NBC— Ray Nphle'a orcheetra 600— NBC — Commemorating 75th 12:30 — NBC— Herbie 'Kay's Orchestra 1!iM£Se5S5fflrA Jf “- of Stephen Foater 1:00— KDYL —Good-NigNBC—Information Please queetlon 6:30— Advertisement) (Paid (Paid Advertisement) and anawer program Clifton Fadt man Franklin P Adnma 7 tQO— N BO — Wtaat'a the Big idea”— am ewere to unuaual queattona— Frank — Hodek'a Orcheatra 7:30— NBC — Eugene Conley tenor with 1 NBC the Symphony :00—NBC— If I Had the Chance with Bill Roblneon Clem McCarthy LudBmmim&na and Nt Holman SUNDAYS ‘araonalltlt of the Day 1:30— NBC — Rhvtbm School Lanny Gray ceremonial Mary Mema'eror Hugh Tommy Taylor Jimmy Rich -- HILLSIDE FLOODLIGHTED FOR NIGHT soil Lanny and tha Sing Soug Judy Slaters SKIING WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS To Be Anhounced NBC— 2:45— KUTA — Rebroadcaat of Cracker InterBarrel Fohirn Lunch-Tim- e p m view! 9 ! 5— KUTA— Interliatlonil Tfewi All Lift Rates 9:30— NBC— Joe Rinat' orcheatra Day Days— 3 Rides 10:00— NBC— Jo Biidy'a orrbtetr 10 '30— NBC — Lent Mclntlra’a orcheatra 50c $1 Without 11:00— KUTA— Final Edition ot International Neaa 11:10— NBC— EmU Baffaa tnd Hla Mualo Parties-Plio- ne 11:30 — NBC — Bal Tabarln Orcheatra 1200— KUTA — Good night iPald AdvertiaamenL) td bv Frank Orumlt and Julia T:30— NBC — Fibber Medea and company Nick de Popolua Silly Watson Donald Novle 'Harlow Wilcox Billy Mill' orchestra 1:00— NBC— Bob Hope's Variety Show— Skinnay Ennis' orchestra Six Hite the and a Mlaa: Jerry Colonna mad professor NBC— Uncle Eara’i Radio Station S'30— KDYL— “Tha Log on tha Fire”— Paul Llndley’a chorue and orchestra and tha “Thrill of-- Thi I:lIAlnsrr?nRand MARLO (Sugarhouse)— “Tropical Holiday" with Dorothy Lamour Ray Milland Bob Burns —Martha Raye also "Professor Beware” with Harold Lloyd Phyllis Welch Lionel Stander OLYMPUS (Holladay) — “Stable-mates- ” with Wallace Beery “and Mickey Rooney STAR— “Love Is a Headache” with Gladyar George "Fran'chor fohe Ted Healy Mickey Rooney1 also "Cocoanut Grove” with Fred MacMurray Harriet Hilliard the Yacht Club Boys ON STAGE AND SCREEN ROXY— On the stage Major Bowes1 Rodeo Rhythm Revue” on the screen '"Numbered Woman” with Sally' Blane Lloyd Nolan also "Marines Are Here" with Gordon Oliver June Travis Ski Day or light Hear Ecker Hill Lift Operating SATURDAYS and to 11:30 23c $100 With Lift Nights— Lifting Was Rates 1246 for Special 8 for pm icipRY One might write very intricate history of the IdesToU Rud In the world Always there has been fantasy and falsification in the picture To begin with the circulation of hi actual portrait was restricted Instead of a confusing spray- - of photograph two friendly studies oUhim in the pose of a thoughfuL Beethoven established a visible personality for him Later when snapshots became frequent atbese sketches dominated their interpretation He would never allow himself to be photographed speaking He had studied the of Hitler and Mussolini very carefully and there survives no portrait of him with his mouth open Neither wap there any legend of his early in circulation in those early years “Never mind what I am or where I come from” was his response to the enquiring journalist "It'4what you are and what you think and whether what-- say is KEEP YOUTHFUL Dancing With Yeur Friends WALTZ TONIGHT the InoxYi On BIG TOMORROW ACTS MAJOR E ratiiiik YD COT roraes’jS i 'screen Numbered Woman” Rally Blane Lloyd Hushes Also - “Marines Are Here” Gordon LA8T T1MES TODAY-EDWA- 0 ROBINSON “I AM THE LAW” Oliver— June Trtvis ESHSaEBBl “I lEgv Free Reservations for Parties BROX RHYTHMS — Ladies 20c Gents 30c OCONUT GRQVEil Alao e s( STARTS TOMORROW e “BOY OF THE STREETS” “Renfrew of the Revel Mounted" Charlie Chase Comedy |
