Roosevelt Standard | 1934-06-21 | Page 5 | "This Side of Heaven" Tells Human Story with Heart Warming Quality

THIS SIDE SIBE OF HEAVEN TELLS HUMAN STORY WITH HEART WARMING QUALITY with an impressive array of talent in an all star cas cast t metro goldwyn slayers mayers early contribution to the 1934 motion picture year this side of heaven opens at the utopia theatre on wednesday and thursday june 2728 27 28 sponsored by the civic council club of roosevelt for the benefit of re employment service the picture laid in modern settings tells the story of a typical family with all their troubles tra edles romances and aad disappointments point ments deftly woven into a picture that lint int onest enest a and nd suspense from beginning to ending leionel plays tile the lie head ad of the family fay I 1 jainter a newcomer to th he screen but on of americas best loved stage actresses makes her motion picture debut as Barry moles wife mae alae clarke la Is seen this time as a charming school warm whose difficulties rest reat upon tho the love that two arien one eddle eddie nugent and the other onslow Ste yens have for or her mary carlisle Car llala plays the bunor coed co ed daughter faugl uter and toni tom brown blown is the son seth who believes that lire life hangs on oil a fraternity pin una terkel merkel serves this typical I 1 family as the housemaid birdie and C henry gordon lays his villainy aside long enough to give an excellent performance as the boss who threatens barrymore with imprisonment for a forty thousand dollar embezzlement the production abdun abounds As with unusual settings yet fill all within the realm of everyday scenes that play a 0 dominant part tin in the av eraa Every mans afe