Show i - I r ' - - - : ' - i - - ' i 4 - - : - - I - ! - ' 20 r ' Friday Morning Collirnn 5couts Do Pick Fund of Piquant Gossip Around StiAdio Handsome Star of Pretalkie Days' Sees Hard Service in Foreign Legion ne Gorgeous Import From Europe tp I - ' - - similar to those honoring screen "Pawnee 111111' achievements famous plains scout has offered COI Autrey 20 head of buffalo from his Oklahoma ranch it was Brian Donletry's studio bcmg who- nixed the deal that would have :bade Brian m c on the Maxwell House Good Ne ws show for 13 weeks One Mans Opinion: That top executives of the film industry who did a cautious share of sal- cutting a few months ago and sat back to await 4 results should by now be con- vinced that the cuts did no harm but did speed up the movies' brain- - power by prodding every-one to his toes So more cutting is now in order—on start ' directors and executives Distributed by McNaught Syndicate Inc over-salari- leg-ma- - Kelly-Oar- ' ' ' - - ' - - ' Me- - e en- - livened Hollywood Miami and NY 'many a time has been ac- cepted by R F C and joins the forces in Canada this week' Edwrna Booth whoae life turned to tragedy when she contracted a tropical fever during filming of "Trader Horn" in Africa is destitute in California– Larry Tibbett Jr is trying to douse the torch he's totin for Olympe Bradna by preparing for opera— ''siod: taking lap lessons at the otmt time! Laugh of the Week: Bob Croe- bys yarn about a magician and a parrot abbard an ocean liner tis route to America through Lib infeeted waters: To uphold the spirits of other paasengers themagician staged a show but each feat the raucous- voiced parrot creamed "It stinks! Trick after trick the performed and every time the 'bird shrieked "Stinks!" Just then a torpedo struck the ship and pandemonium broke IOW After minutes of confu- sion the magician and the parrot found themselves' in the same lif)r1st "Gosh "'mighty!" said the bird breathlessly that wad the damndest trick I ever saw!" Preview Nights: Pic of a lueh week: M G M's "Come Live With " (Hedy ' - -- s: ' At Art Galleries I Tiffin room—General exhibition of Utah artists p be In the whirl of tut! NT 441 Octly ii '44 r frtt: As ) - t 'an ' ' 0 aritling I- - ---- - 4 0 3' I cm TOOSMS ? 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The Best Show 4 iiJ'!i1 I I' tillAVILLAND rj11°1 Two FIRSTRUN od ei) - 70 1:-15- 1 -: tA iOLift-01141-7- AYR'S Masi II NitothilalNI DAT SAotist LAINE NAT 12141RITON MIKA DUI4Pd LOCKHART — 3-57- !) 101All(gtac: wish taw 111 Any Time FREE PARKING TODAY! starts '2111 sititrrolo11:1Kmów ::: JhL1 I and Neress Another One from OMR jAlway0 pROitEN WARNER EROTHERS That basSIGIIESSWritten Republic Is awaiting the return of Ona Munson from New York City to start "Lady from New Orleans" in which she will play the titlerole Miss Munson is in New York with the "Big Town" radio 'troupe The troupe returned to Molly-woearly in February 11777 7111 Gseaootsd PLAYING-- unson a Star - rIg5iM ut CIO HITS! - airport Unoccupied France he said has been stripped of its horses and cattle by the nazis "There are no butter egg or coffee" he addpet "Yet the French people are not resentful toward the Germans and are backing up the Petain govern- ment "I believe Britain will win the war but we must send them planes and supplies without delay Kerry said he hoped to resume motion picture work-- - e A te ' - N Increasing importance of the Dr Kildare series has resulted In the inclusion of a noted guest star in "Dr Kildare's Crisis" opening Friday at the Capitol theater In this incident Robert Young joins Lew Ayres Lionel Barrymore Laraine Day and the rest of the characters in the popular series It tells a dramatic story of a strange mental ailment which castor a shadow over the lives of three principal characters until it is dispelled through a tiny clew discovered by Barrymore Many of the newest advances In medicine tire shown to thrill the spectators a human heart actually beating little Bobs Watson undergoing the special treatments given at President Roosevelt's Warm Springs foundation and so on On the same bill is to be seen ôCharter Pilot" with Lloyd No Jan Lynn Bart Arleen Whelan and George Montgomery:- - This exciting air picture is a spectacular action film on the very most theme s ?0)A1746544113160Ii tr IBAITITYMORE ' st1k-- N b - New Dr Kildar Episode Told On Capitol Bill 1 - Iltilt (311 ' ' Then she bed to shear sheep Director R e ir(h o I d Schunzel trained the camera on a shady spot under a prop tree The lights went up The animal man brought to the spot a baa-in- g sheep This beast was wet from the:heavy rain outside and dirty ndo it developed plentifully sup-wrlied with ticks Milts MeselY In a big straw hat and a pale tan skirt put the sheep's head un—diTi her left arm and began sheating him with clippers in her right This was a sight to see The sheep was noncooperative Miss Massey wes a little skitterish (she never having sheared' 'a sheep) and Director Schunzel was worried He used to be an actor way back in the good old days in Germany Now he's a director but he still acts He acts the parts of all his actors while they're acting While Massey sheared a real sheep he sheared an imaginary one Every grimace she made he made ii ellkI01t "1 1 1 ‘' 4 ho is regarded generally ELS one of the worlds great sopranos? Metro paid her a whopping salary It hired voice coaches dieticiami English instructors masseurs makeup experts and hair dressers to work on Iher For three years she studieCand She 'had exercised and dieted a bit part In "Rosalie' and a better role in "Balalaika" Then ' Metro fired her we acrosa ran Miss Today Massey shearing sheep on a Hungarian farm inside a United Artist sound stage The time was around MO She was showing a d youth Schübert how to do it This youth was being played by Alan Curtis The picture was titled "New Wine" Miss Massey and Curtis were supposed to fall an Aella - t - i for-Ilon- the Car- and 0014E - 1 i :i: Massey Easy Role a Except for the Sheep so 11- "- ulctril:00a1 ' i 1 0 - iNI:r t :° ' ' Av I ( v1A41- III '' the-stat- - kts A nti: i: vZ — - : ' " ' I Ton 9 a Shovl IEts a" S-IS' 5 l'°Cgik1S° t ' is Nice-Witho- e i ) : Ilona Massey who seems to have been forgotten since "Balalaika" gets new break In the studios with role in the forthcoming Schubert story "New Wine" iiir i4 v b f' !': ' 1:10-rixrpr- k - I y t i :'” ' 1 )::' : 1 4t - -- :1:' - ke'1 '''' I ' I I ' ‘ 1 ' ' -- ' COLLEGE NIGHT 51::k'l os At teo — 'al - eh T 11111111 p Cover ! '''N! ( I i'' ' ifif '" i " P441171:i Aoi '''' '' ' Z IfF I : '4' docked at New York Wednesday and Kerry immediately boarded the plane for Hollywood "I haven't been in bed for weeks" he said as he greeted Gardner and Mrs Gardner at the star of the silent screen nevertheless the same glowing personality as when he'appeared with Marion Davies Lon Cheney and others of their era He left Hollywood four years ago and after traveling about Europe for some months he legion Joined up with thp foreign legion Evidently III and shaken from year ago along with Tommy his service with the French and Barry Knight BritLayman forces lethe months before their t and Neil Tiers also actors capitulation to Germany the 47- an Englishman Kerry who :enlisted as a Dutchman was iv:signed to sictive duty in southern France and then was sent to Morocco "I enjoyed it" he said when he arrived from New York today on an American Airlines plane "except that we had no supplies-not even blankets" ! The result was an attack of which landed him in pneumonia Arriving in Salt Lake City at a hospital Then he was dis7 a rn Friday Robert Casacharged and sent to funds he cabled Francis E desus French distinguished Gardner his former agent here pianist will make Ms first apGardner and othns of his friends pearance before the membership raised $2300 and arranged with of the Salt Lake Civic Music department to get it to association at Kingsbury hall at Kerry so he could settle his bills and pay his passage to Amer-Ic- a 8:30 p m the same day Itt A virtuoso of the plaD0 an "The trip to Lisbon took six acknowledged exponent of every' days" he said "It was very cold school claisic romantic and There' was no heat on the train and no food Passengers were modern Casadesus is also an inso crowded was the standing hLs latdefatigable composer and we could get little train est composition being marked sleep" At Lisbon he embarked on the Opus 50 He is now at work on old American export liner Sibony a series of etudes for technique built to accommodate 150 passenthe first two inscribed "New gers There were 400 persons York" the third "Cincinnati" aboard and Kerry was forced to where he finished it The Sibony sleep on deck Practicing an average of threo hours a day hi devotes most en $OMtsOIaSlCNIlS of the rest of his time to study and composition For relaxation ho likes a movie preferring pictures "not too sentimental" preferably "funny" His Salt Lake program is to" include a Bach concerto a Chopin group six Preludes by Debussy and compositions by Moraft (the composer who is his god) Beethoven de Severac and :!: Ravel the latter having been one OUR 11E11 POLICY of his personal friends ANIMUS YOU ONLY PIE year-ol- d Famed Pianist Here Today For Concert t00042Z fd0 : - bibition 0 ' st '' ''''''"'''''somesout :—:: $'z''''''"'''- e: 'Organ Recital Art Barn "RidieuloUs Art" show reproductions of Covarrubias murals - from Golden Gat International- exposition Art Center—Oils by Esther Barrows Webster of Seattle: oils by J H Stansfield and Max Blain: mural sketches of Indian pictographs index of American design Deseret irymnissium — James Taylor Harwood memorial ex- ' 1 e A: - - ccit 's She's-plent- Dinah Shore of the Eddie Cantor show (NBC is testing for the movies—she should be a cinch! Adminle- trators of the Nlotion Picture 7 st - 'k:t full-fledg- - -- ' ' 4 k:ANIt4diko s - ' -- I ' This was easy They're already In love They'll be married March This Murray (Murray)--- An 20 Then they're going on a and Heaven Too" with Bette ( Davis and Charles 'Boyer honeymoon to South America Star—"Rebecca"- With LaurBy then Miss Massey probably ence Olivier Joan Fontaine and will be a American So she's grateful to citizen George Sanders also "Music In My Heart" with 'Tony Martin everybody including the execuand Edith Fellows tives of MGM for everything Between jousts with the sheep State—"Ride Tenderfoot Ride" l with Gene Autry Smiley Bur- about how there's no she told netts and Warren Hull: also to dciubt about It "Who Killeunt Maggie" with 14 grateful for When she ar'Wendy Bariiik- Walter Abel and rived in America she was a HunEdgar Kennedy garian opera star She was too Mario (Sugarhouse)—"Trill 'of fat She knew no English Her the Lonesome Pine" with Sylvia hair looked odd She knew nothSidney Henry Fonda and Fred ing about acting in the mo10 es MacMurray'- also 'We'd Time All she could do was sing Every-We Love" with Margaret Sulla- hotly agreed- sha was good' it VIM James Stewart and Ray Mil- that land Today she is slim and sleek She feels at home' before the cameras She speaks English as well as anybody else She's almost an American citizen She Wade N Stephens will be at t has a healthy bank account "And all thatM G M gave me" the organ for the regular noon I she reported recital at the tabernacle Friday badly to work during those years I got lie will play the following selections: terribly bored But I learned so in C Minor they paid me so much Fugue 'Bach much Iand cannot be anything but Gavotte that Goseec ' Minuet in E Flat Beethoven ograteful" Waltz in A Brahms Favorite Mormon Hymn — "Come Come Ye Saints" Arr by organist I An Old Melody Arr by organist Chorale and Toccata 130ellrliann "- 1 Curreni E x 1hibits t : ' - 7590i:- - tens" with Fay Bainter Frank Craven makers search once- 'more through the European cauldron for x dramatic values—and this time come up with a gem Don't- bother items: Monogram's "Roll-- ing Home to Texas" and R K O's ikAlong the Rio Grande" Run- horse operas in t which the heroes mount their an steeds ' directions ride away in too many Nc4 s K44'si 4:x 1 fr--- "4 Adventure" also "Our Neighbors Ir ' --- V Lionel-Barrymor- ' Alr-Line- ''s '''' - - t:' i ' - of Humphrey Bogart and Ida Lupine Vnited Artists' "So ' Ends Our Night" (Fredric March- Margaret Sullavinli The movie ' t f ' ' g' :N I f : den 4: ' - Lake-"Forbid- I ! ? NI - I1 ': "' I 0 Fran-magici- orchid to a garden' daffodil Recommended: Warners' "High Sierra" Intense drama human- bed by the superb performances r t - st - I 4 t ! er aro A sentimeirtal drama that com)kies Hedy's transformation frosii hot house ' t ' E - - ' : 1 1 't I - -- Stew- comedy- - Larnarr-Jinu-n- y — -1 ed Centre — "'The Philadelphia' Story" with Cary Grant'Katha- rine Hepburn JaMes Stewart Ruth Hussey and John Howard also "Penny to the Rescue" Rialto—"Mr and Mrs Smith" with Carole Lombard Robert Montgomery and Gene Ray mond also "Uncle Sam the Nonbelligerent" i Utah — Toreign Correspondent" with Joel McCrea Laraine Day Herbert Marshall and George Sanders also "Keeping Company" witht Ann Ruther ford Virginia Weld ler and Frank Morgan Gem r- - "Dr Kildare Goes Home" with Lew Ayres Lionel Berrymore Laraine Day John Shelton:e also "Beyond Tomorrow" with Jean Parker Rich-aftard Carlson Helen Vinson South-Ea— "Hit Parade of 1941" with Kenny Baker ces Langford Ann Miller Hugh Herbert: also "My Love Came Back" with Olivia DeHavilland ' Jeffrey Lynn Studio—"Four Mothers" with Priscilla Lane Rosemary Lane Lola Lane Gale Page Claude 'Rains and Jeffrey Lynn Victory"North West Mount ed Policer with Gary Cooper Madeleine Carroll and Paulette Goddard a I s o "Two-Fiste- d Rangers" with Charles Starrett and Iris Meredith: Capitol —' "Doctor Kildare's Crisis" with:Lew Ayres Laraine and Rob day ert Young also "Charter Pilot" with Lloyd Nolan-LynBari and Arleen Whelan - -- Me '''''': - 1 i :: - asa "surprise" it was itemed here weeks ago Multimilianaire Duncan Martin whose antics have le t'' rt '1 I - - elope- - Owen e t - 1 (i't ''': f ' N ow Playing At': S- L le lovie Houses $75--b- Paul s-- ''''''-- '' for which he himself receives ut he can i fford it: he only just sold an original to 11 K 0 for $65000! Why should that merit be hailed - - - - ' - ed long-need- d L 4 Aged AtetorsCecil B De Mille is going ahead with his idea for an Academy of Radio Arts which would pass out 'annual - Oscars ur ' I E Barker HOLLYWOOD' Jan 30 UPI— ' France Rescued from war-tor- n by friends of the days when he was known as one of the handsomest men in motion pictures Norman Kerry returned today after a stretch in the foreign AL By Relief fund now fattened to $600000 have completed plans for that Home for By Jimmie Fidler EN ROUTE TO MIAMI — If Kay Francis and Writer Ivan Goff tie the knot it'll be quick and quiet—because Kay remern- hers all the hullaballoo over her last engagement to German Baron Barnekow:Inx Falkeno berg who couldn't get a Holly wtwx1 tumble but clicked' big in NY is returning to the film milli- tal for a Reptiblic picture Vir-- ginia Vale and her atr cadet are as 'ono Real reason for Ginger Rogers trek to Broadway Ls to seis "ran- rna Hattie" which RK 0 will War- buy if she gives the-notiers have just bestowed three workless days upon- Bette Davis —for - he honeymoon! Nick Toren and Jayne Larkin who looked altar bound are colder than an Arctic December Frances Farmer' is N Y Stork -clubbing with Chicago's Jerry Freshman-and it looks real Those Ann Sheridan-Attorne- y Barry Brannen datings are just business — he'll negotiate her peace- (if any) with Warners n Hs Bln Hecht pays a $90 a week to gath4r- material -- - T - January 31 1941t Salt gake U be - : |