Show I wm Lauohs Aroused 'Drouth Increases Attorney Talks on BYU Attains vjrei Danger of Fires Water Project rami ooais CLEARFIELD The Anchorage By Hermitage Although region four of the U S Problems and progress of the Success in forest service has experienced one Colorado river project were housing project at Clearfield and the Sahara Village housing project Howell member by J of its best fire seasons this year it cussed of the legal staff for the state located adjacent to Hill air foroe is still possible for destructive Utah at a Rotary club meeting in base are going to receive new Theatre Players of paint according to Forrest 'Figaro' Opera coats fires to occur owing to the drouth the Hotel Ben Lomond Wednesday Garbo Is Home For New Picture HOLLYWOOD -- 19 Aug H' (UP) — Greta Garbo bashful Swedish-bor- n film star was signed up today for return to the her screen The blonde actress whose last was "Two-Face- d Woman" picture in 1941 signed a contract yesterday with Producers Walter Wan-ge- r and Eugene Frenke Her new picture whose title and subject were not disclosed will be filmed next spring in Rome Paris England and Hollywood Finance or used car thru a low cost Loan Hi Mty and wnvtnuw-io- w Bank Rati tav you money and you stabttsti valuable tank CradH First Secaritw Bank afi CtfcJu THE OGDEN fUTAH) STANDARD EXAMINE THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 19 1948 — - - -- at Vernal that the contract should be signed and that the document A Hanson general housing man- ager Bids are to be opened Aug 30 for awarding the painting con- tract which is to be completed by December 15 1948 Persons inter- ested in submitting bids may ob- tain forms and information by writ- ine to "Public Housing Administra- tion box 167 Sahara Village Utah" or Kays- phoning Ogden ville 95-R Brigham Young university gave an amazingly good performance of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" at the Ogden high school Wednesday night For three hours the opera rippled on melodious roller bearings to the delight of an appreciative audience many of whom doubtless will rush to the record shops for the many great masterpieces of this work The principals performing "Figaro" described as the outstanding achievement of comedy in music were competent actors as well as singers General excellence attested the vast amount of rehearsal that went into the production Friends of music knew they were in for a treat from the moment the superb orchestra launched into the overture performed up o tempo and with all the color and laughing excitement Mozart wrote into the remarkable composition Become Adjusted In the first act the cast explored their way in the new to them en vironment of the great auditorium but they were well adjusted by the close of the first act The second was mighty good and the third and fourth even better Earl Read Jr was the resourceful Figaro Frances Watkins the charming Susanna Jesse the count Thora Whiting the countess Mary Jane Hopper the page Cherubino lone Duncan the housekeeper Joe Keddington Doc- e W tor Bartolo Frederick Webb the master LeNoir Asav the John McAllister the gardener judge and Cohleen Jensen Bar-bari- Carlos Alexander director of the opera workshop at the B Y U summer session was the musical and stage director of the production which was a triumph for his art and skill Mr AlpvanHnr Hi rected the performance with the assurance that ironed out the difficulties of the opera's complexities Stilted operatic gestures were ab sent The performers seemed to do what was natural for them to do Stage groupings were a treat to the eye as well as the ear Cos- tumes were good and the settings excellent The orchestra deserves it share of the general praise Made up of close to 30 young performers the strings brass woodwind and percussion met all the tests of a difficult score Performers on the bassoon oboe flute clarinet and horns all had opportunity to play obbli-gat- o passages and they made excellent use of these oDDortunities Ralph M Wilkins of the L D S Thirty-fourt- h ward bishopric was chairman of arrangements —D J G FIRST TO ANDERSONS f it r f 9 na r joan Sanders it was pointed out by attaches at the regional office in Ogden The forests are very dry and all visitors and users of the forests are urged to use ever precaution Meanwhile forest officials report that 109 men fighting a fire on the middle fork of the Salmon river in the Salmon national forest have prevented the fire from i ' spreading e The fire was started by lightning Wednesday according to a report It is located in some of the roughest mountainous country in Idaho Among the crew fighting the fire arelarge 78 " who were discast Seth and Sylvia Ulman new- - patched by plane comers to the group were pleas- antly facile in the role: of Lane a Foils for each other they cover the butler and Miss Laetitia Prism stage with a certain refreshing "an aging female of repellant asvigor pect" Audiences can see the play at Good sound performances were the in Ogden canvon turned in as audience have come Aug Hermitage 19 20 22 26 and 27 The to expect by Frances Pepper as blue and white25 checked curtain the elegant Gwendolen Fairfax goes up at eight-thirt- y de Carolyn Glasmann portraying unmure Miss Cecily Cardew an spoiled maiden with- a gift for repartee and Richard Trumbly as a benign Rev Canon Chasuble An especially convincing piece of work was turned in by Mary Arrabit as Lady Bracknell who Off ICE SUPPiy CO seems to carry a mature role with ease and what is more rare an 2209 IDf!SHIfl6IGl air of enjoyment Les Mahoney and John Hether-ingto- n PHOflf were interesting to watch singly or together as Algernon Moncrieff and John Worthing By preposterous sets and a ood °f tea and crumpets began tw°-e?k run Wednesday th P'Rht of The Importance of Be-- 1 ln Earnest' Oscai Wilde's frivol-- 1 oils drama and the Hermitage r Summer Theatre group s last production of the season As usual the cue were trigger timed and the effects sparkling The players seldom missed a max or an iconic emphasis Oscar Wilde s outrageous wit words packaged in g sentences might well and prove vocally unwieldly for less experienced actors: and an occasional stumble is the critic feels justifed on the part of almost any Ga- i - 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