Show --dr 18 'yr October 29 1910 gakt reibunt Tuesday Morning y 1--11 si Film Beauty Will Still'WatenttelonlimeinCalifornia Chaplin sintentions LEIsa:s foiltical Switch Keep Fidler Guessing 1 u- LOS ANGELES Ott 28 nMovie Actress 'Call Patrick an " nounced through her press agent Monday that she has separated from Robert H Cobb restaurnteur and would file suit for divorce "We were so long extremely happy that it is with the greatest regret that I am filing compleint fordivr ce" th eannouncement declared Cobb said: 'I shall always hoid Call in the highest esteem There is little that I can say except that I am exceedingly saddened that ' there appears to be no By'-11mm-1e HOLLYWOOD—Why Chaplin confabbing daily As a local wag putit is he7going to a Bill Powell along with his new Comedy? from being a "thin Wan" is trying to reduce for his next with NY lawyers?e-Paillette far Joan (Mrs Brian Alerne) Fontaine Is saying she's quit plc- tures for good because she could never top her "Rebecca" perRene de Marco formance the dance star is slated for the "best dressed woman on the Ha! American stage" title Elsa MaxwelLwhomadasuch beautiful Hollywood speeches for one presidential candidate is ri ow campaigning back east for ' the other- - Is there lack of harmony In the John Garfield menage? The old rumor is reborn that Jim Farley is inked for a big movie post Clifford Odets has snared Fay Wray's finger and promise-wit- ' ( a --- star-sapphi- re Liberty s000 big the znag has invited IdarieneDietrich to author an - Milton Berle article on legs has suggested to Joyce Matthews the stage eyeful that she become Mrs B Why did Jeffrey Lynn knock Kay Stewart's bridal bouquet from Fiancee Dana Dale's hands as she wu about to catch it? According to superstitntion the catcher would next wed—but did Jeffrey's act mean he isn't seriabout±- marrying thegal? That sable coat worth twenty grand that Kay Francis wear in "Playgirl" is a WOMartha Raye rental and Dorothy Lamour who poison-talke- d each other in buried the hatchet Hollywood In NY last week ' - minion-to-on- e of- i- e ' - I hung community galleries at continue through the second° week of November At ProVO Howell Rosenbaum artist of Brigham'elty and Ogden is presenting a group of oil paintings done in rich "juicy" pigments amowtooataaftak expressing the Utah scene with joyousness A collection of plates from the And Mr and Mrs Gable (Clark and Carole) Index of American Design is be take theirs like all true watermelon lovers ing shown at the Ilelper gallery These are watercolor reproduc- —on the hoof periods between pictures tions faithful to the original excellent the showing designs the Gables are wont to enjoy themselves on used by Utah pioneers In MA- cles of daily use In the same their ranch gallery Fred Sagar a Deriver 0 painter is being given his first sed of Colorado as a mechanical en- gineer but soon transferred to the -College of Art On gradua- - tionhe studied with JohnThompson at Colorado- Springs and is expecting to return to Denver university to complete his art training Ile is showing 20 Colorado scenes in water- color price oommunity galle'ry Is a group of the iv color landscapes of Nellie M Manning Salt Lake City artist a group that has just been shown at the Helper gallery A Aeries of photographs depicting "Conch Town" or the life of Florida coastherrneTt-l- s Slso placed at this gallery - The picture series las in story- form presenting a type of American little known — :a Comedy Star Wins Preview Nights: Pic of the week: Paramount's "Arise My Love" which 'Is zesty comedy- drama if censors don't chew It up Ray Milland "arises" to top other performances Great Dictator" Is causing more pro and con arguments than the presidential election with this reviewer frankly con Charlie should stick to laughs and leave crusading to them as know howMonogram's "TheApe" to suit chiller fans makes a monkey out of logic but has high enough shudder content to Warning to pro please &kers: You're overstepping the linein --recent of Decency slaps Quotes and Comment: Local gossip writer: "What an awful experience for pbor Sheila Bar rettl On tours few weeks ago her pianist dropped dead five minutes before curtain timer Sorta tough on the pl Inlet too Brenda Marshall: "A girl should develop something Individual about herself" Some- thing like Lan Turner's sweat ers maybe? Katharine Hep- burn: "Sometimes during my early stage years I played parts as though I were Intoxicated! What a teammate fori John From a fan )3arrymorel magazine: "The biggest movie house in Japan is named The Gary Cooper theater" Showing "silent" pictures no doubt - - MELODY LANE 3618 Highland drive announces all reeervationa taken tonight 'rues Oct 29th Phone (Adv) II i V0 t I A 'Break' for Guitar Grouch° Marx finally got his way He was allowed to play the guitar in the new Marx Brothers' picture "Go West' accomDanythg John Carroll when he sings 47here's a New Moon Over the Old Corral" qrouclito is a noted guitarist and lately has brought the instrument on the set every day in hope that he might talk Di- rector Eddie Buzzell into 'letting-hipiny it He finally won out so now each Marx Brother has a musical specialty in the film—Harpo and Chico already having re- -corded their solo numbers on Attractions Now Production ril At-AVarn- rlaying L Theaters with Anne Shirley by Noel Smith the harp and piano respectively Medy9Lamarr: "Something sweet that does not cost anything is a little note left for you in the morning Iif your husband leaves the house before you are awake" Something sweeter is the habit of waking up before your hus— band has to leave -- Marshall--"The Windy Poplars" Centre-"Sprin- g Parade" with Deanna Durbin Robert Cummings Mischa Auer Henry Stephenson Anne Gwynne Allyn Joslyn Franklin Pangborn State—"Irene" with Anna Neagle Ray Milland Roland Young and Billie Burke also Slightly Honorable" with Pat O'Brien- Edward Arnold and Broderick Crawford Utah—"Wyoming" with Wallace Beery Marjorie Main Leo Carrillo Ann Rutherford and Lee Bowman Rialto—"South of Paga Pago"-- —with Ion Hall Frances Farmer also "The Saint Takes Over" with George Sanders Victory — "Fugitive From a Prison Camp" with Marian MarshaackLaRueand Barrat: also "Son Dan" with Johnny Parrot" which "January Heights" starring Bette Davis with George Brent Racing Romance -- "Sporting Blood" setting a story of romance and tense drama against a background of and -- Virginia —horse racing will be found on screen Tuesday Robert Young Maureen O'Sullivan and Lewis Stone are the principal characters Young appears as a horse owner and trainer who straightens out a feudof long standing — between two old Virginia families He meets the two daughters of his old enemy and both fall in love with him There is plenty of action and thrills on the track and at the stables Lynne Caryer William Gargan and Clarence Muse are prom Inent of Roaring Mack Brown Clark Cable reoeived the lowing letter from a New :ersey girl fan t the other day: "Dear Clark: You are my or I dream about you all day—and dream some more when I go to sleep at night: But I wish you would shave off your mustache because when see you on the screen and you l are kissing a girl I always close my eyes and pretend you're kissing me and your mustache tickles!" 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CE X )t - haring demi I PHONE littN a ‘ INU-1- - by Organist-- —Reger IR 11119( 55i1 5 41111 51011 reitt to2f "Each more exciting than the last" there will be 15 gasp-fill- ed chapters featuring Dick Rural VP1 —v f OPiN 'Lockwood U of It elk dommillo the-Gem- ke fol- st trr An Old maindiy - Charles Bickford "Big Boy Williams and Noah Beery Jr In addition Universal will fol low "The Da Itons"in the full— length field with "Trail of the Vigilantes" starring Franchot Tone ill to be the for the regular noon rethe tabernacle Tuesday play a program as fol- - Foran Leo Carrillo Buck Jones - - N Stephens la Toccata n D minor SOUTREASI New Tuesday On Gem Proaram Robert— Gem—"Sporting Blood" with Robert Young Maureen O'Sullivan Lewis Stone also "Island of Doomed Men" with Peter Lorre Rochelle Hudson Murray (Murray) — "I Love You Again" with Myrna Loy William Powell andFrank McHugh also "March of Time" Studio-r"Stri11p the Band" with Mickey Rooney Judy Gar land Paul WhiteMan June Preisser and William Tracy Tower (Ninth South and Ninth East)—"Waterloo Bridge" with Vivian Leigh and Robert Taylor also "Dr Kildare's Strange Case" with Lew Ayres and LAInel Barrymore On the Stage and Screen Lake—(On the stage) "Political 'Jamboree Revue" with Glantz and Bellak Karen and Crockett and others (On the screen) "Night Train" with Margaret is being directed - tery"-- Prelude and Fugue In E minor Bacit e (Cathedral) First Arabesque Debumy Impromptu Favorite Mormon Hymn--"The Morning Breaks" Arr by Orgttnist Ray Enright directing —"The—Sea Wulf" from Jack London's hovel will star Edward G Robinson with George Raft and Ida Lupin° Michael Curtiz will direct when the film starts November 4 Charles Kaufman's novel"Fiestaliv Manhattan" will begin its screen career on the same day "Tugboat Annie in Drydock" starring Marjorie Rambeau with Alan Hale will begin November 7 and continue the screen Ca rem of the characters created by Norman Reilly Raine "Footsteps in the Dark" starring Errol Flynn with Brenda South lows: will begin October 28 under Edmund Goulding's direction Starting on the same day will be "Bad Men of Missouri" with eight pictures slated to go before the cameras within the next three weeks Warner Brothers studio is swinging into the neavrist winter production cycle of its existence Three pictures started Monday October 21 They were —Strawberru Blonde" starring James Cagney with Olivia de Havilland Rita Hayworth and Jack Carson and "The Case of the Black REchard-Lan- - m Started Studios rast (Sugarhouse) — "One Million B C" with Victor Mature apdpaple Landioi also "Anne of —Cavanaugh-an- —Wade organist cital at He will BOOM Cal — With HOLLYWOOD - Capitol —"The Quarterback" with Wayne Morris Virginia Dale and Lillian Cornell also "Dancing nn a nimpIlizittLara4s McDonald Robert Paige and William Frawley Paramount — "Hired Wife" with Rosalind Russell Brian Aherne Virginia Bruce Robert Carroll e Hobart Benchley John d er Yippee! Let 'er buck! The rootin' tootin' shootin' sons guns of the sagebrush are ridin' --fast and footloose againt In plain talk pard "art" is getting the gate The public wants more action In the movies For one thing that means cliff hangers that the old-tiare coming back into their own again particularly in the wild west of old where a man took his Whisky straight and his women wicked Universal has luit carved a key spot for itself with the announcement of a million-doll- ar super-seri- al s4ga yclept "Riders ofDeathAralley:h to be just like the old unforgettable thrillers such as "The Perils of Pauline" and "The Million Dollar Mys- Organ Recital ' (41 flossOp7rys m High Favor With'Studios er part-own- -- show n Miss Patrick a Birmingham Ala girl whose real name is Margaret Fitzpatrick broke into picturea seven years ago She and Cobb were married in Tijuana Lower California December 17 1936 They separated last Thursday She said she would ask the divorce on a ground of mental cruelty Cobb is executive vice president of the Hollywood Baseball club of the PacificCoast league of the Brown and Derby restaurants here in Holly wood and Beverly Hills He and his wife have been leaders in film soviety Provo— to Helper' Price 'and ' ties" act: -- - - I exhibitionhave just been In —Sagar-onter- which had finished last miles back in fifty consecutive races But on this particular day the horse leadling the race stum bled fell and piled up all the other nags in the race—allthat Is except the terrific longshot which plodded home a winner "Just my luck" moaned the gambler as he collected his $2000000 winnings "the first time the old crowbalt ever won —and me with only two bucks on him!" - Placed at State Centers one-ma- Laugh of the Week: Stu Erwin tells the silly about the race track fan who got odds of a S 4Pt New Art Sholvs - - From Sportsman - ' - - |