Show ' I $ - i I — :i t - ' - - —August 29 1944 rbt Salt gakt Zeibunt einolistrate 111arbleuitttillt 'Many Visitors Producer's Quick Tliouglit :Playing Safe 1 Features Now StildentsatCenterun Ir40 :" See pi sh at r OiVing Table's on mi ' S T ' U ' ' Li lneaters — ' 700 ' c ''::::::::s::s':::::::::::::: ''':':s'' :Insisteut Charity-Seeke- r 20 ' Thtrsdar Morning - I 1 i t4 -- ' e ' - ': :i:- -- — 4:: 400400000- ' 1::'f: - Gem—"Waterloo RBobreirtdlae: 1 By Jimmie Fidler - ' li 41"" " HOLLYWOOD — Deanna Durbin will wed Vaughn Paul teeteis 1 intleh Fooner than anyone suspects—anyoneh - first herO'Hara Maureen ::-gets which 1 studio trye is'panicked a '''' —took at America when she leaves soon on tour with "Dance 1 4 A id1 lawyers now writing Lana Turner's Girl Dance" 4 74‘ clause—to which she's new contract may include a :a-' 4': to open a '1' tennis will desert Bill Tilden pro agreeable ': 4 ::ar I " string of tennis schools over the country ' '' t: "" - i f Bob Ilope visited The Cradip t ' Cs4 t " :: Milton Berle who got hardly 11111! v4 the to the 1 spe week last baby i I '1' ''' a tumble when he was here it '4 t: Hopes will adopt next month joy tt t i ' 1 i k three years ago will be built It's a boy and they'll name it l'''4 307v040' Bandthis about Wot's to top stardom under- his new Tony 4ilkit a: ' H ) leader Roger Steele reading a Twentieth-Centur- y P:A deal bestjd'it44171 suit vs Sheila Barrett 44Z t 4 : 4 : eLe '' George Raft lost 20 pounds durknoWn mimic for back salary? his recent Broadway appear-t- o — is ing Vallee learning Rudy ances Any truth to re1 t 'Tis said Lana Turner's new pilot a plane at Flushing ' 4 ' '11 ports that Warners' have asked Nov that Frances N Y film contract will contain '!! Farmer is east after tvo Holly- - Bettie Davis to take a salary clause Ida' slice as a a using Lupino Wood pies friends are trying to threat and she may accept? doesn't mind with Leif Erik- Lana '4 her but reconcile ) t son It may happen now time and again I've said that 111 I Are Eleanor Holm and Billy too many British stars are mak- - nose swimmrneout of stroke? ' ing much fuss about lending :" Jack Oakie is bogging off w:ar aid but are actually doing Dictal' "The with click The :!i: I a's doing p little Here's a story in proof 1:4 ladTyhehreadwahsunagshuaprtp because of his wife's ill- tor told me L by Producer Harty l''' i ness—she's practically living in 1 man: The other day a famous !' Conrad Nagel Preview Nights: A dull week British glamor girl phoned Sher1 i' f Is all set to pop the question "Public Twentieth Century's man a him to block urging buy Does ti0 1111I'i' to Bonnie Edwards of No tickets for Deb 1" war allied relief prerated by underI Errol Flynn know the little as mediocre The telegraph producer ground plays explained is I 4lit woman (Lily Damita) plotting to expectahe'd lived his more done bit than with up '"ce already Theato go east again for a NY a cash donation of MOO "But Brenda Joyce deserves tions '11t ter Guild play? WB's "Flowfor this cause" the actress a better fate 1 t pleaded "we must do More than ing Gold" another oil story our flow much gold into box ' make every '1 owf'orn't twaceritmicuest ! 'i AFFIUMI' and RKD'‘ "Dance Girl possible l''''' ' wee Just then Sherman had an inDance" ciespite clever mimicki'l "Look" said he "I CBS spiration ing by Lucille Ball (when will 4 know how' we can both help swell comedienne be given that i a I moves at the :i' min- of allowed an a for $10000 VOICE OF 'pace THE 1 WEST leading IHE I ' ' uet Best offerings of the lady in my new picture I'll ' AUGUST 29 THURSDAY' MGM' s week: English-mad- e out of pay you $25000-4150- 00 A 11 own pocket—to play the role o'Clocit club "Haunted my which Honeymoon" 'i is i Flashes if you'll agree to donate the misses boredom by virtue of Edition ESL World entire amount to allied relief" Robert Montgomery's deft per Coverage Newt Moods Li r'ti formance and some smart dia' ''' t tsews for You log and Univ's "The Mummy's S :1 Hand" which rates a hand for i and Duties with 4 i Dotty Smart" original horrifies News - i ' 14 M I 44 1 ! ! !I : 1 i t i ! i 'k: ' 1 1i ! 1 e" ii H 1 1)- i Sher-hospita- ls ' ' 1 1 I : ! t ' You'? r 60-Kal-- -The 71 6:45-4BL-- farm 4 reso i''1-l- Smith Speaks a Girl Allarnet" 900-C8S-- Kate i t 10:00-K111-"- Portia Can Be Beautiful" Right to Happiness' Way"--w- ith Milky Taylor and Benny e he '1' ' ' ! 11 I 1f i f' :1 i ie ti:: ''' i1- t :''ili l : t 't i 'tt 1' 't't t4it et) !'i 11 ' ' ' 1 I !" i''' i ''7 4i 1: 1'1 t 4 t I i I 'i ti 1 t t '' i i 1 ' 'r l' ' -' t l' ' T T TOMGHT i" ' KM I h I 9:30 Pi IL " FOR Dean William 'i H Leary i ' ' I and Labor" t THURSDAY 7:15—KSL AUG 29th P I – - JUDGE Talk on 'Don't Let ThentThreaten You" ) KM IP"Ittiiit Ron T ow otscnont Antsrtil A 1 n Coca-Col- a N C A dvertiRernent Otinsen ) by Bottling Co KDYI 1 4 5 PM I " Minor Bach Lullaby arnefelt Capriccio Lemaigre Favorite FaulkeA Hymn— 7:7- :: :'''-::::- 4!:::i e - ' —2-- y 4-- :1':-:i?- i:::: 77 :- t! ::L':::'-:!- ::: ' ' !: ::' r': 1:: t t' 7 i i: '''''' :: 3 1' 1 i 1 4i: :i: - 4 and 22nd South AUG 29th by Friends of Senator king Paid Politleal Ariverilsement' by I): A Rover Sponsored I r MUIR mgAm 00 11116a1WOlaAR ir :: - e- i )43 '‘ 4 nril LI LI A 4- - ED - t '"-S- I: - 0 " 100rAf 4 'SPXNONNI-- 4 A ' alk 1 olvteittv nalltlar: JOHN SHEFFIELD - 0 II N 7 A- i HOPKINS I MIRIAM BOGART il HuMPHREY RANDOLPH - SCOTT ' — FREE DAY Matinee Privet (Incl Tat) Lower Floor 1214 and Slit Me t'pper Balcony tweet &met and $224 Privet FVening Tat) (Ina Lower Floor $2110 and r24 SIAS 1111 rlie 7 1::t: As' ITOHPANION ektorreMepoo L ' A 4) !I' I ' 0 ie ' 'L 3 Ail ' '''o Sow - '' Not Y " Nk FEATURE Irk 1 PETER 1011RE "Mysterious Mr Moto" With HENRY WILCOXON MARY HAGVIRE ERIC RHODES iieZarinraga'rjrWareZtadve:greiA 1 AILI 3 ri4 awnt ous s? 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ROAD SHOW STAGE ATTRACTION sgeAonoLtd ' 201111tIgdigq s - - in iKceaulftmt leen 11111111113 FIRST John Garfield wearing Johnny Weismuller's trunks was the first person outside of the cast to swim in the Aquacade at the San Francisco fair He swam in the evening between shows Coconut Grove Ballroom !War italtrette k I 01 - t Pill aril tei'nlig In the Swim Gigout With John Finery and (Deno Ander' Elfg hyytmCompletion 10I4Kiist: i''HI:14ttN 4 " one-thi- UNIVERSAL CITY Cal— Kenneth Harlan one of Gloria Jean's uncles in "A Little Bit of Heaven" and author of the book "What Actors Eat (When They Eat)" is currently writing another book on film stars and their dogs SEDATE Baleony i: -- C)T74 44 Broadway actor a months back Today on the lists of all Hollywood casting offices as an "ideal Hitler" and playing similar parts in a half dozen movies the latest being "Mystery Sea Koufman just Raider"—well doesn't feel the same as he did before the war He'll play anything a director will give him to ' do—anything but Hitler And he hates nazi uniforms which he has had to wear It seems as though Kaufman mastered the English language by diligent study became an American citizen and was in a fair way of forgetting all about "the other side" when Warner Brothers spied him in " " of a nation He was cast as an espionage agent in "Confessions of a Nazi Spy" at Warner's and did the job so well he was hurriedly DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for the Gower tsolplllertAbelzP- t 'A tation for himself as a good Actor Is Author ABE MURDOCK 2 t :'4e 4 IiiHtleerre'ms'ilalnruancthoirm wohuot'sotahfruasitd wn'eassg ihfro numitr 4:::)! Costarring Robert Taylor and Vivien Leigh in a poignant "Waterloo modern romance Bridge" will bebrought to the Gem theater Thursday Its London is of the background World war years the story woven around the whirlwind' courtship of a ballet dancer and an aristocratic British officer who meet on historic Waterloo bridge during an air raid Before they can be married he is called back to the front When she reads his name in the lists of the dead life seems over for her and having lost her Position in the ballet she is forced into the easy way of life so that when her lover miraculously returns it is too late Seen prominently in the supporting cast are Lucile Watson Virginia Field Maria Ouspenskaya and C Aubrey Smith The picture opens on a London blackout of 1917 and moves down to the very present FOR tAt muasilaillIc'atl:'1't'lAechrign'le' tleNi Actor Sick Hitler Business 1And Who Is Not? For Gem Patrons RALLY 01210 ci ''i 4:- - c1 '- a '''''b7 ' 1 - ils:ectr: i II ': Ir :(141:1''4 e 'Waterloo Bridge' New Feature You Are Invited to Attend a GERTRUDE :: r:-:):- in in ts t ' ' : ' non and 1 so :4 NA:::1' St '''''''" 1 : (-v- it: 11- the ' i rkobfoatthere: tar 0 Re- Advertinement 1 ::::::::'' ' ''' ! 4 M R100110 Olio tenhsist el nn :A Iimewsti0 : : ' ::! y: ': '''''''' ::i:: : 4': t '7:i1 : i -- t ::''':'' :1"'is :::::::::: -- Wegokeland ::I : ::::iii i i44 t ''''''''"" i' ' I:3-- from life in a public demonstration Wednesday of the technique of carving directly in marble r !Lie 3: Group of Millard F Malin's students in one of the Art' Center classes shown working Arr by Organist Voiri ntoteofrr :s - Arr by Organist "id 4 - An Old Melody I pup I ' ': ati found ::':::::Ite""::--:7- ''is Hitak : Fantasie on Welsh Airs U So r :: e t:r14 11::i':::-::::::tt1'- aontiteetbsrto Millard Center satcseetsinking ' I ''':'::: : A' - 1 - i t i i John Golden Presents 6:00 P M 11 4A ' !': :: :::::::lii:k: ::' ' Nitti ' -- Dr Frank W Asper will be at the organ console for the usual noon recital at the tabernacle Thursday playing a program as follows: Toccata and Fugue in 13 Great :::::: MAIL ORDERS NOW if AND DANCE THURSDAY 1 rand ' l' Seat Sale Monday at Noon BAR-B-- Q 9t h East '' :i " Organ Recital MAU : z :' Ftet e :: t ' r r 1- 4 UlEE1H1 FAIRMONT PARK THIU j Political FREE MON DAYS FRIDAYS L ill PIESINTID The - a or by " I- Af - e Toccata in B Minor ' ::: Set against Hawaii's colorful "It's a Date" Deanna Durbin's seventh film vehicle which is to open on the Murray screen Thursday is said to offer comedy as funny as ever screened and offset by a poignant romance It has Kay Francis filling the role of Deanna's mother the two contending for the same theatrical part and the same man—who is Walter Pidgeon Who gets the role and who gets the man makes the surprise finish Deanna's voice )is heard in four songs: "Loch Lomond" favorite Scottish ballad MuAetta's Street Song from "La Boheme" the Schubert "Ave Maria" and the popular number "Love Is All" Lewis Howard appears as Deanna' s boy Pallette Samuel S Hinds Cecilia Loftus Henry Stephenson are In the cast "Behold the deemer Die" ' -' !: 9:30 Tonite - 4:45 Tonight The Democrats' Harmony Candidate for Governor pod ' C' 44 Deanna's Latest Film Leads New Murray Bill Mormon -- :':- st friend:-Eugen- -' 4- Victory—"The Captain Is a Lady" with Charles Coburn and Virginia Grey' also "The Last Alarm" with Warren Hull and Polly Ann Young Capitol — "The Hurricane" with Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall also "A Star Is Born" with Janet Gaynor and Fredric March South-Ea(Sugarho u s el — "Star Dust" with Linda Darnell and John' Payne also "Shooting High" with Jane Withers and Gene Autry State—"Virginia City" with Errol Flynn Miriam Hopkins and Randolph Scott also "Free Blond and 21" with Joan Davis' Studio—"Pride and Prejudice" with Greer Carson Laurence Olivier Mary Boland Ann Rutherford and Maureen O'Sullivan Star — "The Women" with Norma Shearer Joan Crawford and Rosalind Russell: also "Mysterious Mr Moto" with Peter Lorre ( — - asitlie illelacrCOUKIE ity Auditor Cn Attorney General of Utah (Paid 1t: ea (Huns the state's needs Involved In the race for the 1 : KDYL at AI Paid Political Advertisement by Claire 8 Boyer (Paid Polli1)calArrtisement by I Bait Lake KSL i 't t 2:30 I ' '' (Murray) —"It's a Date" with Deanna Durbin Kay Francis and Alan Marshall also "Little Orvie" with John Sheffield JERRY P BEESLEY Dramatized Broadcast "TrIhat Senator king illeans to Industry nai FREE DANCING to ADOLF BROX' MUSIC LADIES ONLY Addresses Utahns I '::1:441 Barrie Murray Friday August 30th ii ' with Tyrone Power Linda Darnell Brian Donlevy Jane Dar-we- ll John Carradine Mary Astor Vincent Price Jean Rogers Ann Todd and Dean Jagger Rialto—"Tom Brown's School Days" with Freddie Bartholoe mew and Sir Cedric Hardwicke also "Cross Country Romance" i Gene Raymond and Wendy with Hear ABE i f12 'II g Sister - i iI t 4 KfuTA STATION with Vivien Leigh lor and Lucile Veltman rtah — "flowing Goldwith John Garfield Pat O'Brien and Frances Farmer Centre — "Brigham Young" nOuttettohL: : : scenes tATIINBC T ' ' :I I:1 TNIoputo New Dial Number: 11:11--CBS-Jeurirs ?rug Life THURSDAY AUGUST 29 Stories (Hear the Road of Life this afternoon at Whirs pailosópne 3 o'clock) eat comments A U y Son and L" Alarm Clock Club T T Noon ith your favorite melodies farm T T ociety Ohl" news weather reports and the P M latest news Mai 1500 Kilocyciea artha Webster 6:35—KDYL—The Ranch Hands Changes ta programs as listed lire due Time K DY1— Vont I us oyrana entirely to netwdrk corrections made too 7 :15—KDT1--Rbyth- mic Manning News Revue late to Incorporate) 1:00CBS-Pre- tty 7 :31)—K tri 1—Commete Kitty Kelly steuorts of THURSDAY AUGUST 29 1:15-Can- -Myr od Marc Tranaradio and United Pres A M 1:30-CBI-House 7 ic with BII :45—K on Parade 7 00—KUTA —Mornina Moods: time temJohnson Charlie Music :00—KDYL—Barry perature and vriety millic or 11:25—KDYL—Latest available news lay News Fairchild 8 30—N BC—A Ramat the Storm 4trama 7:45—K11TA—Back to Mornitia Moods Kathleen Norris" 6:45—NBC—Tilt Guiding Light dramc 8:00—NBC—"1 Love Linda Dale" 2:1547B0--"Beyo- nd These Valleys" 9:00—NBC—Woman in White drama 8:15—NBC — Financial Service—atock 9:15—NBC—The O'Neill' drama program for Senmarket reports 9 30—KDYL — Morning Musical Variator William H King 8:30—NBC — Wile Saver—Household eties Names" Hints 10 :15—K DYL—Latest News Flashes Dr Malone" '45—NW—"1'hunler Over Paradise lKa1-Mussc- ai Travillour Kathleen Noma" 1030—NBC—"By 9:00—NBC—The Breakfast Club with Your Jordan gin interns Dr Favorites Kate Don McNeill M C: orchestra and World Today" -n- ews of tho World Arnold Light vocalists of Mune Ciaire Grimm's Daughter Valiant Lady 9 30—RUTA —Patti Jean's Meant' Club 4:15CBS-T- he Chtca goons Hymns of All Churches —Your Exercise Program 4 Noon on Music 9:45—KUTA-4ymphonic Time a Pleasant Hosts 10:0u—KUTA —Int emit Komi14tritigs 12:00—NBC—Spend Net the Music Library With Mary Marlin Ma Perkins 10:15—NBC—Betweeti the Bookends with 5:15-K8L-- Music Maestro Teri Malone Pepper Young's Family Vic and 5:30-K111- 1--Iii Bade the Music Librart 10:45—NBC—News Summary presented by Rod P M 10:50—NBC—L1arvey baritone Wife and Stella 11:00—KUTA—Musical Harding O'Connor 1:00—NBC—Backstage Almanac imer Davis Press Newt Dallas dramatic features music and quiz program vanety with COO-- CBS A match! 1:30—NBC—Lorenzo Joliet drama Bows' Bill Sears Major 1 Hour S Marine Band regiment Time with 1110—NBC—U 7:09-CB8-- 4lenn Miller's orchestra Noon Mogi' Sam 200NBC—Girl Alone drama program for Hen-t12:tio—b1BC—“Orphans ot Divorce" William H King 21 551116—ittory of Kitty Keene P M 12 :15—NBC—"A manda 2:30—NBCMidstream Melodies drams of Honeymoon 2:45—NBC—Livu O'Neill Stir of Mc the Judas Hill" 3 Conkle DYL—Ruad of Lite drama 12:30—NBC—"Joh0's Other Wits"A 3 15—KlY7L—Miniicat in And" Sitio a 1245—N110—"Just Plain Hill" 3 :25—KDYL—Bool 1:00—NBC--CluRoss Tenor Review by your Matinee: variety proBasket" with Jim public library staff gram with Rannom Sherman Inas McWilliems 3:30—KDYL--- Wa its Music by Horlick ter of ceremonlea 3 45—KDYL—Lal est Unite' Pleas and as it Helms NPWIL 9:30---K1- Trsnaradio Flashes News PnttIisl Speaker for Abe 2:15—NBC—Heart Stringe 4 :00—KDYL—Richard Murdock limber Time chestra directed by Louieottring Ford - 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