Show Behind the Scenes By Alice Pardoe West It was gratifying to see the re-- ception given Moroni Olsen on his time reqent trip to Utah at which he read the Eva Willes Wangs-gaar- d poem at the dedication of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Mwroorial building in Salt Lake City Regardless Of how long Ogden's motion picture outstanding char- acter actor remains away from Utah he always welcomes an opportunity to come back and see his many friends "111 always love Ogden" he said "and please give my best regards to all my friends" He stated that it is amazing the large number of motion picture actors who are out of work these days "Things are picking up again" he said "but the world is in such a turmoil no one knows what he wants Writers don't know what to write about" He stated he was glad that they were trying to bring back vaude-viii- o because it will help provide jobs for actors while they are waiting for stage or picture assignments "But there again" he said "the public doesn't know what it wants for diversion" Likes to Direct Moroni who is busy with his many picture assignments finds time to do some directing and worked out a course of public speaking for the L D S M I A Jaw" directed two plays for that organization and for the past two years directed the "Pilgrimage Play" in Lea Angeles He also squeezes in time to direct a play far the Leland Powers school of Aramtics at Boston of which he is president "l intend to go into the directing and teaching profession when I retire from the screen" he said It is doubtful as to when that will be as a character actor is most always in demand Moroni is a pal to Robert Young who storied with the Moroni Olsen Players some years ago Besides all his career commitments he is on the board of the Holly- - Moroni Olsen wood Bowl Theatre association the board of trustees of the Motion Picture Relief association member of the board of Screen Actors Guild and of the exclusive Players club founded by the eminent Edwin Booth If he has any spare time he likes to work in his garden and has some enviable flowers In giving his opinion as to what is needed right now by way of entertainment he said: "A good musical is always a sure bet" Two Star Singers Good news Is that Ezio Pinza star of "South Pacific" and Mario Lanza both having golden voices will be in a picture in Pinza will play the Hollywood father of Lanza Now that they have discovered this young Lanza hope they keep him busy and give ed us the benefit of enjoying an cellent voice West Coast Theatre Gregory Peck is not giving up promoting the legitimate theatre on the west coast and plans to take "Summer and Smoke" on tour Dorothy McGuire A num- starring ber of plays have been running at the La Jolla Playhouse which is under the guiding hand of Gregory and if "Summer and Smoke" is well received on its tour the other summer plays which have appeared at the Playhouse will go on tour also Greg still feels that there is hope for a good stage theatre In Hollywood if the war doesn't interfere Betty's Happy Saw Betty Hutton in "Annie Get Tear Gun" and don't blame her for being happy She gives an excellent portrayal and everyone should see the show It gives a real lift la these troubled times— and also gives Betty the chance she has been waiting for Odds and Ends 'Off the Griddle Burt Lancaster is one successful actor who is going to have his fling at vaudeville again He is going to tour doing acrobatics on vaudeville Doris Day is always stages good for a laugh and one of the things she maintains is that the average woman never has anything to wear nor enough space to keep A nice gesture of Rita it in Havworth's was when she gave all her priceless books that were in her Brentwood home to friends They're practically collator's items some of them are so valuable Rita is happy because Aga Kahn has set up a substantial trust fund for her little Rebecca as well as the other Kahn children Rebecca is a daughter of Orson Welles and Rita Gregory Peck is certainly fond of his dog She islit-a white Alsatian and just had a ter of ten puppies Greg is reluctant about leaving Hollywood to go to Gallup NM to make uniy the Valiant" because of it His son Stephen has named all the pups Hopalong Fredric March is in a hospital in New York recuperating from a Arthur Godfrey foot operation is going to have some competition His sister who calls herself Kathy Morton is conducting a commentary series on a Phoenix radio station four-year-o- CHURCHES First Christian church Twenty-fourt- h and Madison— Lloyd W Newton minuter Free chartered city bus to Bible school at ten a m Mr Warren Sechler general superintendent classes for all ages Morning worship and communion at eleven a m Morning message by Mr Bill Carpenter student from Stanford university and solo by Miss Joyce Taylor from Northwest Christian I'oMsgS Eugene Ore Teacher training class will meet Aug 3 at the church at Thursday seven-thirt- y p m Bible-center- The Church of Christ Twenty-thir- d tnd Qulncy — A P Henthorn minister Services for Sunday July 30: Bible study at ten a m Preaching at eleven Subject "Who Killed the Christ?" THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-- f XAMfKER SUNDAY MORNING JULY 30 1950 calling a pastor First Presbyterian rhurch a m Primary department Sunday chool in Masonic temple Adult Sunday school tor Intermediate and senior seven-thtrtv n m classes In the Orpheum theatre A Wednesday at inday school teachers meetlnr r th play room is maintained during wor£ service for small children la community building ship Mssonlc temple a Eleven service In warship The First Baptist church Twenty-fift- h theatre Karlna Ruward MM and Jefferson— H E Coulter min- Orpheum Larry Mason win report on the naister tional assembly of Westminster felaundiry July 30: lowship of the Presbyterian church a m Sunday school which attended at Orlnnell la Mrs Reed Boxer superintendent In JunetheyMrs John Lewis and WaVsn a m morning worship Ser- Paul Mohler will on the namon "The Cult of the Indifferent" tional council of report women rn senior which was held inPresbyterian p and junior Ocean Grove New high B T 7 meetings June Charles la Jersey Smith organp m evening wor- ist and John P Dalby soloist ship Sermon "right the Good right 1 of the Women's asCircle Monday of Faith" sociation win meet at the home of Tuesday seven p m women meet Mrs John Lewis 410 Ogden canyon to go to the industrial school Mrs C S Ketchle chairman Wednesday p m seven m Boy Scout meetk prayer service Study in I ingTuesday m the studyp 7l Twenty-fifth Corinthians seven-thir- ty Thursday p m choir Nine p m choir rehearsal 718 practice In the Carver home Nine-forty-fi- a ABOUT YOUR EYES MtM-forty-fl- ve hK And that's what you want — the truth— when your precious eyes are in question Dr Dearden will examine your eyes If you need glasses hell Slx-flfte- Seven-forty-fi- seven-forty-fi- ve mid-wee- order what's Communion at eleven-fort- y Twenty-fift- h SubEvening service at seven-thirt- y church Adams— 244 Congregational "The Bessurected Christ" ject Rev Oliver It Adams pastor Repainting Job Mid-weBible study Wednesday at The seven-thirt- y p m The public is in- Phone Eleven a m worship service Furniture that is slated for revited "The Place Music Has in WorshipTopic and first be washed of a Great Hymn Writ- painting should the thoroughly with soap and water to The Washington Terran' Community er by the pastor church — Rev Augusta T Jackley pas Following the service there will be remove dirt grease and traces of tor picnic in Lorin Farr park for mem- old polish Sunday at eleven a m unified ser- bers and friends of the church The vice of worship with Sunday school Sunday school will furnish the cold drinks end each family Is requested to Furniture Gloss all ages classes for Runin- - at vn t Vi i r bring a well filled basket Want to nut a gloss on your Man youth fellowship furniture? 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