Show v THE OGDEN (UTAH 68 STANDARD-EXAMINE- ! - oununi — ftMj— 4 ij Mfvumewi Wih- - It's Either Shpcespeare Or Shaw for iDliviers NEW YORK Dec 22 (AP PJivier explained just before the Neither time nor mediums seem k premieres of the two mean much to the Oliviers — & classics Laurence Olivier and his wife Vi len Leigh — who arrived ort Broa4 Bead Lines to Each Other way this week with their doubp f !"In studying for the roles in these production of Shaw's "Caesar art! Siwo plays Miss Leigh and I read Cleopatra" and Shakespeare's "Ay the lines to one another for week jfe thony and Cleopatra" week to get interpretations Both have ofen highly successfp on stage and screen as stars an ildr the different characters since Olivier left the British haw ("Naturally there are similarities air corps after World war II £e fB lines and thouehts between the and Miss Leigh have been equalf? Ishaw and Shakespeare versions successful producing directing asp and naturally the players occa- 8 sionally will throw a bhaw bit of performing in historic roles Their first joint effort was tea dialogue into the Shakespearean mid-wee- pur H London production of Thornt Wilder's "Skin of Our Teeth" whi$ Olivier directed and in which M§ Leigh played the leading role m prospered for 10 weeks and th Miss Leigh was stricken ill "We took five years to thi about doing the two Cleopatr Ipljay and vice versa But when fsiich a thing happens the thoughts ate so similar no one notices the I By Alice Pardee West f Zsa Zsa Gabor! What a gal! claimed by many as one of the world's most beautiful women she finally made her way to Hollywood and will make her debut in latest musical Lovely to Look At" "It's terrible to be in love with your husband" she said then laughed and continued: "It's better to be not so much in love with him so you won't worry so much" And even since 1 met her she and George Sanders are having marital troubles "When I first saw George we was playing in the picture 'Moon and Sixpence " she said "I said to my mother 'There is my dream man' And there he was I met him later at the St Regis hotel in New York and now we are marAc-i-- M-G-- BSBSBHBBVBatfT JBBBBK ried" If shirts "I can't understand why all the Zsa Zsa Gabor men wear those horrible shirts" she said for you if The truth was it was a joke on told her: "I'll wait her She had so openly come ou you'll wait for me I would like up" against sucn sniris inai me men to marry you when you grow Two years later when she was chose that particular day to weatf them as a group having difficulty with her parents about following a stage career she Likes Jewels went directly to the Turkish amShe was wearing a $100000 brushing past his secrediamond on her finger as bassador and into his private office Red Skelton who also is playing taries you asked me in the picture came up and ex- to "Two years ago marry you" she said "Does it amined it 25-car- at ledo Mercuries Plus A Wfcl m ston Whirlwinds Plus iladelphia Sphas High Class Vaudeville Acts "a WMA My SEE THE BEST IN PRO BASKETBALL 1 n Tfte 't B Appearance 1CX I iy5l-lV5- Z in Ogden ieoson WaitI Get Tickets Now! d Out Last Three Years Reserved Seats fneral Admission $ 50 $250 TICKET SALES AT Mint ¥MT If THURSDAY Bank Smokery rs and Waiter's Club Frank and Roy's Grill in mden Sportsman's Hide- in Clearfield Jlli UARY 1952 OGDEN HPH SCHOOL 17 "Between us two" he said "where do you keep the battery?" Zsa Zsa (pronounced Zhah Zhah) makes diamonds and minks her She plays the part of a hobby French model in the film and wears her own diamonds Adrian designs all her costumes and there are 30 different models that she will wear They are keeping them a secret as much as possible around the set and want them to be a real surprise to everyone George gave her a string of reaj pearls of which she is very fond He also brought her little fouri daughter Fran-cesc- a a pair of French original pajamas from Paris at the same time "She was so thrilled" Zsa Zsa said "My little girl she is all Gold hair gold eyes and gold gold skin I am going to take her to St Moritz Switzerland for Christmas" Na'tive of Hungary Zsa Zsa is a native of Budapest Hungary and she and her two sisters are considered the "three most beautiful sisters in the world" Her father is behind the iron curtain in Hungary and efforts are being made to get him to the United States Her mother Jolie Gabor herself a famous beauty has built a highly successful jewelry business in New York Through her foreign birth the beauteous star has had the priv- ilege of learing to speak five languages French German Hungarian Turkish and English She made her stage debut in Vienna in the leading role that of an American girl in Richard Tauber's "The Singing Dream" The show played to packed houses for seven months during which time Zsa Zsa became the toast of Vienna and her photograph appeared on almost every magazine cover in Austria She had previously won the title of 'Miss Hungary" much to the dislike of her father An Early Bride Zsa Zsa who usually gets what she goes after started her marriage career at an early age When she was 14 she had met Burhan Belgee Turkish ambassador to at a party He had Hungary chucked her under the chin and USO Camp Shows Ready to Make GI Global Tout 'Guys and Dolls' Her antics keep those around her "That is with the exception of in stitches several Shakespearean or Shaw On that particular day that I scholars we get in each of our visited her all the men on the set audiences were wearing bright flowered discrepancy He Renews Acquaintance IHope and Crosby I Are Gamblers in Behind the Scenes still go?" At And so they were married 16 she became "Her Excellency" and began a fabulous round of enpotertaining kings princes and wondetentates Kemal Ataturk the r-man who transformed Turkey in 20 years from a backward tra d nation into a progressive one with balanced budgets vast educational facilities and no more veils for women's faces was furious when he heard of Belgee's But marriage to a "foreigner" when he later met her he immediately requested the "beautiful foreigner" to dance with him and all was smooth again with the two men "We broke up" Zsa Zsa said speaking of Belgee "because he was so jealous of me" She later met Conrad Hilton the hotel magnate and they were married He is Francesca's father George Sanders was her next matrimonial venture and that situation look precarious at this point Admires American Women In speaking of women Zsa Zsa said: "I like American women They are lovely and they are not afraid to assert themselves They speak their mind Someone said to me 'beautiful women make poor bosses' 'What's so bad about working for a beautiful woman I said 'If a woman is smart enough to be a boss she is smart enough to be beautiful'!" Zsa Zsa is an expert equestrienne and has won two blue ribbons for her skill She also was once the g girl champion of Europe "The only sport I do not understand" she said "is American basedition-encruste- ping-pon- ball" d She is by all those who know her and at the opening of the picture there were more flowers in her dressing room than that of Lily Pons on opening night of an opera well-like- 'Roof Stolen HOUSTON Dec 22 (AP — Thieves stole Riley C Worthy's roof he complained to the sheriff today It was stolen from his tin fireworks stand and was worth $10 he said HOLLYWOOD Dec 22 AP) — When "Guys and Dolls" hits the screen you may see Bob Hope and Bing Crosby as Nathan Detroit and Sky Masterson the Runyon-esqu- e gamblers That's the word from Paul Jones one of the movies' top comedy makers Jones made three of the "road" picsuccessful Crosby-Hop- e tures He's just finished Hope's latest "My Favorite Spy" With that box office background Jones is urging Paramount to buy the Broadway stage success He's going to New York soon to take another look at the show He's already seen the touring company with Julie Oshins and Allan Jones in tHe gambler roles "Good as they were" says Jones "I couldn't see anybody on that stage but Hope and Crosby Those songs are made for Bing" Admits He's Prejudiced The veteran producer admits he's prejudiced in favor of Bing and Bob "Hope despite his antics before in audience or on the screen is really a man of dignity the greatest gentleman among all the comics" Jones who has worked with most inferred that not all comics are gentlemen Of Crosby Jones credits him with one of the happiest Chrls mases the Jones family ever had Some years ago when Crosby produced a picture himself (The Sreat John L Jones helped edit and cut it The work was purely the act of a friend helping another "I'd forgotten about it" recalls Jones "but Bing hadn't My wife and daughter and I were sitting around the house Christmas eve by ourselves perhaps feeling a little lonely "Then I heard Bing singing 'Silent Night' with the four boys helping There he was out in front of He had brought me the house a watch in appreciation for the little help I had given him "It was a happy Christmas for us — and for the whole neighborhood which turned out for the 'aaaESIP rcsssV TODAY St -- all-st- Ogden Theatre to Reopen Doors on Christmas Day NEW and arv co low Mar-jori- e tension-snappin- I two-mon-th irJ toj" ii "w i J ilienCJ r i i teen-ager- hee-haw- ed All-gla- DeMille Learns Griper OK Fires Everyone but Him ss y self-risin- or Sam's Last Name In Answer to Sign nan 's Prayer Indo-China- Haircuts Cost $16 Plus Tips This Gal Needs No Horse Nor Hounds Nor Horn i QQmWBJBnBBjBBB&V tool -i presents the mighty musical of the Mississirjrji I m bW Tlyrtn Will Do e ( TECHNICOLOR H-u-2- ar Spiritual Films 12:45 It's 22" n Mrs-Fay- Open YORK' Dec NEW (AP)— The biggest traveling show since World war II will hit the road in 1952 according to plans of USO camp shows Over 80 professional variety companies comprosing almost 1000 enAW tertainers and featuring some of the jflsfsn J Em am I ' m fJraWi brightest stars of stage screen radio and television are scheduled to go overseas In addition to the war zone of Korea and U S bases the camp shows will visit the Alaskan command the northeast air command in Labrador Greenland and Iceland soldiers in Trieste Tripoli Morocco and the Azores: U S bases in France and England: occupied Germany and Austria: the Canb-beasolne and bases where the air transport service opermilitary Lewis W DoagUs former l S ambassador to court of-ates James Since its reactivation last May greets Sarah Churchill daughter of British premier as Douglas Falr banks Jr looks on at English Speaking union dinner In New York the camp shows so far have bWn been concentrating on Korea The first revue to play the Tice paddy" circuit in Korea was headlined by Jack Benny Curvaceous movie stars Audrey Totter and Reynolds singer Monica Lewis and funnyman Danny Kaye have already invaded the battle zone g with their antics It's still "The Ogden theatre" — one time it boasted a rare "third Have HnmoAand Drama Some of tile shows have had unat the same location — but vir-- ! balcony" but this was closed off expected bits of humor and drama tually everything else is new at in recent years Not so long ago some of the blonde the miliar city landmark just off offering on Christmas day? members of one snow ran into a on boulevard TwentyWashington Two nd the crisis — no peroxide A group of flms: fifth street hill medics concocted a messyT looking The motion picture house will re- - Lamp and The Highwayman" liquid which didn't look too good ceive its first patrons Christmas to the gals But having no alternashutdown day after a tive they tried it and to their surfor extensive remodeling that cost If c Vv "Mirier WJIUCi prise their blonde tresses came out d $150000 in cash plus 100 seats better than ever bring Ogden city "one of the finest n Because of the mobility of U N CfJlCe theatres for its size in the west" LtOOu in Korea it is often neces " m (forces Manager Ted Kirkmeyer said yes- rt for the shows to roll right sary Af OUIlCiaV terday close to the frontlines In fact If you want a sneak preview of 7 OCflOOi up one show was watched two comiust how complete renovations HOLLYWOOD Dec 22 AP— munist soldiers who by got so enwere he suggests take a look at the handsome new sign over the One of the prettiest movie iiars grossed in the jugglers and dancers and j in town is Gale Storm who also they got themselves captured Streamlined entranceway pleasing its brilliant colors will has some views on Sunday school Ail But One Guffawed Al Schacht the "Clown Prince bring light and warmth to that attendance section of town of Baseball" put on his act at one too is The trouble that many Korean command post and reported Parking Lot Nearby s who don't go to Sunlater the reception accorded him for As an added convenience pashow was 100 per cent — almost While the to school comas tend of it think trons are day arrangements being "After all how many neighborrest of the boys guffawed and to a lot in a ex cheerless somewhat provide pleted parking stuffy hoods get such fancy Christmas one soldier stood there lookMr said nearby Kirkmeyer The opposite is true caroling?" ing like a Gl whose three-da- y pass Outer lobby walls are etched-woo- d perience "At my church I notice that had just been cancelled Litter paneling the floor Is tiled doors have replaced the very few ever drop out once they Schacht found out he was a Korean who didn't understand a ward ones you remember Modern con- - go a few times" of English cession accommodations are availno And doubt one reason for On their jaunts the stars eat GI able chow jeep around on rough Korean the good attendance at the teen The manager said the restrooms roads sometimes wear GI clothes age class of the Hollywood-Beverlhad been done over too and comChristian church is Misa perform under dripping skies while pletely modernized Storm soldiers hold canvas over their To insure maximum seating comShe's the teacher heads But when the girls give HOLLYWOOD Dec 22 (AP) fort old seats were ripped out and or visit the hospitals they shows of with seats' B the once DeMille asked replaced Cecil loge dress like girls — but feminine Writer-Directg type (American body Tay Garnett for An extracurricular service the The theatre will accoma suggestion on a script form) entertainers provide is bringing modate 100 fewer patrons now but Garnett made one And alback messages to the home folks though DeMille demoted him for they'll enjoy the ultimate in screen One USO showgirl Peggy Alexview and restful sitting it at the time the suggestion ander called up 25 people when later saved his job New Flooring in Place she got back to the states She says After the picture "Turkish Before loge seats were installed mothers usually burst out crythe Dewas Delight" previewed new flooring went in both The wives want to know how ing Mille fired everyone who had all HOLLYWOOD Dec 23 (AP) their husbands look and if they downstairs and up The balcony to do with the anything making was carefully redesigned to elimSam Katzman reports he has an are lonesome of it except Garnett inate steepness in the floor he actor who is the answer to a Sometimes Peggy even plays Cu"That man" said DeMille of said theatre owner's prayer pid as in the case where a combat Garnett "was the only one with "It's best name the Luxurious Marquee GI and his sweetheart had special carpeting foresight" since Tom Mix according to reled via the U S mails Thequarmade went in when the reflooring solGarnett had suggested that DeKatzman The actor plays m dier gave Peggy $10 to buy his proiect was finished Mille burn the script featured role in "A Yank In girl flowers Mr Kirkmeyer said workmen ) " USO camp shows is a civilian gave particular attention and effort — His name Kam S to remodeling stage setting It organization authorized by the defeatures a new screen behind a rich of defense as the sole partment new curtain agency for providing entertainment units for servicemen Funds come Interior Painted The building interior was painted entirely through voluntary contributions made available through colin and harmonious pleasant HOLLYWOOD Dec 22 (AP) the united red feather Community How much does it cost you for ors Manager Kirkmeyer explained Chest 0 New too are the entire heating a haircut? Barber Ernie Case has charged plant and an air conditioner Walls and ceilings were treated as much as $16 a head plus tips DALLAS Dec 22 (AP) — His clientele includes big time with "acoustic tone" as part of the provide a scientific sound movie stars at Warner Brothers project to Teper caught a fox with a bone today whose hair he tends while they system — the best available turkey She saw the fox walking down work — Errol Flynn Gordon Projection equipment is practiBogart MacRae cally all new too he said and of a sidewalk ran into a house and Humphrey top quality asked a woman for "something James Cagney Steve Cochran HOLLYWOOD Dec 22 AP— Mr Kirkmeyer said the wholeto catch a fox with" Gene Nelson Gary Cooper DanErrol Flynn reports that "Maru sale renovation was undertaken beMaru 'i will be the first of his 35 The woman asked "would a ny Thomas and scores of others The average star gets his hair cause "we have faith in Ogden and turkey bone do?" movies in which the spiritual feel that motion picture patrons are cut once a week while making content is dominant Mrs Teper offered the bone a picture Case must not only entitled to the best sound and profdx And that comments the dash- cut the hair but make sure jection equipment to be had" He eyed her and sniffed the Flynn "is a new and delight- ing It was the first major remodel- bone Then he followed her into that it doesn't look like it has ful experience for me" ing in nearly half a cenrory One the house ieen cut She picked up the fox thanked Shooting rehearsals and other of the first theatres ever built In sometimes cause the west its stage was the setting the startled woman and carried interruptions mm to get m only ten snips an for many great plays in the late it home hour — but his pay of $4 an hour 19th century Now she wonders what to do When motion pictures became with a tame fox goes right on to The studio charges it up "If no one claims it I guess popular it was quickly adapted to that medium of entertainment A' we'll keep it" she said production J saaaiBBBk j Robert S Harries dWO KBBj to-th- e To Ask Parole Man The Laugh Preservers! s Lower The Roar-BoatEverybody's Going For Overboard —- tKL Mimcmmk lsM Aa&rdner HgwardBel £'ikwm Am mm ' mWi -- eBrown Marge and Sower Cham pion --- Joe ROBERT STERLING lm ' s! 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