| Show : Thursday llorning gukt irribunt: Trbe Dalt DeeemVer 4 1941 Dramatic Offering Slated New Features Players' Guild Attractions Opening Todayl at SL Theaters rani Presents Centre Playing At Campus Hall Fridy from Prteedint (Continuo:I Utah — "You'll Never ' Get Rich'" with Fred Astaire Rita Hayworth Robert Benthley and John Hubbard 'also "Ladies In Retirement" with Ida Lupino Louis Hayward Evelyn Keyes and Elsa Lanchester Centre—"Shadow of the Thin Man" with William Myrna Loy Barry Nelson Donna Reed and Sam Leven the problem presented which is prominent in the minds of all true Americans The author issued in this play a warning that totalitarian aggression is bursting the boundaries of Europe that its threat is coming nearer and nearer the institutions and pririciples upon which our democracy rests It Is a serious play packed with tense drama and excitement the cast representing diverse characters who are refu gees from the European chaos seeking consolation and shelter In America But even on a transatlantic clipper there Is no escape from subversive activities To make the play setting more realistic special sound effects are introduced and three major new lighting instruments em- Elmer Rice's absorbing contemporary drama "Flight to the Wed" will be given its presntation as the annual varsity play on the University theater program at Kingsbury hall Friday at 8:15 p m being repeated Saturday at the same hour This is the second play offering of the university season and has Dr Wallace A Goatee as direc- i tor According to Dr Goatee the play carries a very timely and important message because of PHONE Intr st ployed As romantic leads Lottie Lund and Leland Milner Dunn appear and other important roles are taken by Denny A Bird and Virginia Wellenrnann LI t II tAill Ale 111 FISIIIIS r 1104 Tell" Studio—"Keep 'Em Flying' Abbott and Costello Martha Carol Bruce William Ray Gargan and Dick Form Victory -- "Virginia" with Madeleine Carroll Fred Mac Tangrumba and Murray Carolyn Lee &IAD Ann Sheridan is working out with "Knockout" Arthur Keneorn-4 steps for a new dance a Bradna and yir- -' Olympe nedy bination of the tango and rhumginia Field ba which she calls the "TanKnew All the Anrturiba" swers" with Joan Bennett Franchot Tone azkd John Hubbard also Time Out For Rhythm" with Rudy Vallee Ann Miller and Rosemary Lane State—"Moon Over Miami" with Don Arneche Betty Grabl n d Robert Cummings: also: I a—net Li717 : Fargo Kid" with Tim Holt ds of Dakota" with Robert Stack Ann Rutherford and Richard Dix: CI 4 I also "Sing Another Chorus" with Johnny Downs Holladay (Holladay) --- "Sim ‘ i Valley Serenade" with Sonja Henie 'John Payne Joan Davis and Milton Berle also "The Cowboy and the Blonde" Murray (Murray) — When r? Ladies Meet" with Joan Crawford Robert Taylor Greer Gar-so- n and Herbert Marshall also "The Bride Wore Crutches" Bountiful (Bountiful ) —"Wild Geese Calling" with Henry Fonda Joan Bennett Warren William also "Parachute Bat0 I talion" with Robert Preston Tower (Ninth East and Ninth SOIHMOM WO South)—"The Wagons Roll at 31rn tit ' Night with Humphrey Bogart Sylvia Sidney Joan Leslie Eddie Albert also "Hired Wife" stiro') Lake (On the stage)—"Revue Internationale" with Carlyle with Mamba Jed Dooley and Audree Evans and Sonny Joy 15c (On the screen) — "Victory" Pilau Tan with Fredric March and "Quar- To 11:30 T1111017 TALIIII Of INAll Kane" Paramont--"Citize- n with Orson Welles Dorothy 'Comingore Joseph Cotten Ruth Warrick and George Coulouris also "Information Please" Rialto — "Pot O'Gold" with James Stewart Paulette Goddard and Horace Heidt ars° "Lady Scarface" with Dennis O'Keefe and Judith Anderson South-Ea(Sugarhouse) — "Belle Starr" with Gene Tierney Randolph 'Scott and Dana Andrews': also "Doctors Don't 1 4 3 Igg - Gem----"Sh- e Y ' 11100errwv naafi mane Inttltrill 0077310 owns wAastwit L 111111K0 - won 041 POMOOPS n tlifT"wetunti pok4Ars ft wasiagfeb4-- Capitol--"Badlan- eon lho l 01 1104 tb tololuo-- - 100 PLEASE Moe I000 Ig Moe no IONA 610 11161166 711Frzflicp-marsamapoe - foa11 r CT - 4f a ord: '4 om Tfi it - I ifs movagt 2 First Seat Lake Iva "LADY SCARFACE" °I I I - - E I (blM 011NS Last SC011 10101J1 Ar2MONITI- CA Strings" an enter taining modern comedy by Dormice Davis was presented by the Players' Guild In 'Utah State Art Center audi torium 89 South State street Wednesday night under the capable direction of E Munroe - While the leather craft class opened Monday at the Art Cen- ter under instruction of John T w Bradford Student Recital Giving Mrs H D Bradford is presenting a group of her students In a piano recital Saturday at 7 p m at her home 472 Elevnth East street Various musical forms will be demonstrated as part of the program which Li open to the public Participants will include Warren Weggeland Jean Beckstead Marilyn and Joan Nelson Jean Gas McGregor Jerry Eardley Harley Busbee Mary Jana Holt Sue Taylor Lugene and Nanette Brewer Elizabeth Ann Weggeland Barbara Seegmlller Beverly Van Cott and Florence May Sundloff who has had 20 years' experience ins this work has attracted much interest and had 14 registrants at its first evening it is rot filled to capacity Either beginning workers or advanced students Ire eligible to take instruction with the group Each 'student is allowed to choose the article he produces and preference is shown for camera cues brief cases billfolds key cases according to the instructor who says that production of leather objects can be quickly learned by any inexperienced person As a World war xeteran Mr Sundloff learned thiecraft under an occupational therapy program later assisting in establiahing classes in the work Since then he has given instruction to Boy Scout and other amateur groups and is donating his services to the Center The class will be held each Mondfy from 7:30 to 9:30 p m at the Center the second meeting being next Monday - rEAT mu Rosalind - Lade Molt it I :1 iloctriu a 4 1 'ikt::11 t r Got IL 0111! 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