The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 95

XTOW and again it is the fear- 11 less columnist's privilege to dredge up a dark and secret chapter in the life of a man of distinction- Purely by chance your far-rang- The in reporter a stumbled Lively urn a few dreadful facts Arts which could perhaps be noted in a little black book and then utilized to blacicmail our town's best known music-maker But professors of journalism taught me to be fearless forthright and loyal to you dear reader And since this revelation may prove to all and sundry that symphony conduc- tors are not-all members of the stuffed shirt the entire sordid tale Let us note- first by way of explanation that your columnist is an avid record collector Since nursery school days he has found peculiar pleasure in garnering and listening to wheezing Caruso discs barrelhouse Burl Ives folksongs Beethoven sonatas and even an esoteric bebop item or two Thus after previewing a film titled "A Son i INI am 1611590- TODAY! -3 CLARK GABLE 11ft" CLAUDETTE 41--- COLBEEIT A 'It Happened I One Night" With Waltar Column" MENE DUNNE A CARY GRANT TErTNY N': SERENADE" ''14 111111bn The Guardsmen quartet of Hollywood whose 1 pietures will be- season's first guest perform- voices have been heard in more than 1000 motion 1 es la Granite Arts Asa winter artist Belles By Jack Goodman Is Born featuring the estimable Danny Kaye I sought out an elderly Columbia album of his scat artistic platters In which Mr Kaye's nimble tongue works wonders with a dozen middle-aged times OU may have encountered this album Its chief opus deals with s- lady named "Deenah" rather better known as Dinah According to Kaye there's no one feenah than Deenah in a certain southern state "If 'there is" he says a bit uncertainly you've steenah showah to meet" This record a thing of beauty and a joy forever is characterized by a Kaysian bet' low of 'soft and mellow-propor- Uinta calculated to unroof I homes from Holladay to Bounti IL this would be a minor matter of interest only tO a few afficionados of our most versa tile 'new-era comedian But the small type on the label is of genuine importance to all local music lovers: This platter features an -orchestra led this Abravanel THE Maurice Abravanel the Abravanel of the Beethoven Ninth the Abravanel of Brahma Bach Resphigi et all Believing this merely a youthful indiscretion I bearded the maestro in his difficult job with a clean-shaven symphonic conductor believe me "How come Maurice?" I asked VIZEDNI SICOCIP41 IZt11 OPim roday a pm NLY a few seasons 'old the Granite Arts Assn rapidly is forging ahead shoulder to shoulder with similar groups in Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo It is announcing a 'winter program a lyceum course definitely valuable and in all ways cultural The association first came into being at the urging of citizens of Granite school district With the building of the fine auditorium at Granite high 33rd South and State the development of a fine arts and adult education program was assured THE association itself is a union practically of every going group in the area It includes Lions Kiwanians P-T A church and-- school organizations and theboard of education Dr England is 'chairman Victor Bess vice chairman Dr Melvin Strong program chairman Mrs George IL Jones assistant program chairman School Supt David Gourley is chairmaa of adult education A NNOUNCED for the season of 1948-49 are some world- famous artists: Oct Quartetts of Hollywood whose voices have been recorded in over 1000 motion -pictures in concert and radio and who have been guest artist's with Bing Crosby Nelson Eddy Lawrence Tibbetts Oct 19 Bathie Stuart's "Amazing New Zealand" first color films of her native country ever shown here Miss Stuart has been an important figure in the dominion and is well fitted to discuss these Pacific islands Nov 8---Mario Braggiotti and Jack Chalkin duo pianists Dee 11---Marita Farrell and Hatfield a singing duo that has toured three continents Jan 11 Karl Robinson's 1 "China Journey" Not a movie but a color film story presented by a master narrative teller with a sense of humor Feb Meri and her riance world renowned artist and her ensemble March Carter lyric tenor of Metropolitan opera March SO Anna Russell sophisticated comedienne singer pianist bines musical burlesque A favorite at New York's Town Hall April versatile actress rashes her re-'appearance on these programs as a climax to the season Passing Parade et Cartoon IN HOLLYWOOD take a look at Lund In a little less than three years and three pictures the last of which is "A Foreign Affair" John with the exception of Burt tan- the only new face in the male contingent who has managed to crack through the closed corporation of Hollywood stardom He never had the slightest intention of going into show business in the first place But when you're broke in New York you're apt to end up with the strangest variety of bedfellows and the guy named Joe Bassett he found himself sharing a hole in the wall with in some rat-ridden room in Greenwich Village turned out to be the stage manager of a theatrical hodgepodge called "Railroad on Parade" at the world' fair at Flushing Long Island It was a pageant of sorts and in it he played a drunken prospector a mourner at Abe Lincoln's funeral a Swedish immigrant just arrived at these shores a prospector of the wild west an Indian chieftain a shoelace salesman and three other characters A IF that weren't sufficient to establish his versatility his next offer came from the "New Faces" musical revue and when he remarked loudly and repeatedly the sage observation that the writing stunk the producer made the obviously sarcastic rejoinder that if he thought he could do better why didn't he Which is what precisely he proceeded to do That opened the busty and prosperoua vista for him of writing and acting in radio on the stage and now in the movies CAPITOL STAGE d2a yD aaynsd Only ssday MAIL ORDERS NOW! ma Emig check itt ta Capl0011 neap Eves: 1423 $3415 $1113 Tues Matinee: $305 $244 $122 tax Ina: "'1411PEIMION4 preset RING JOAN CROSBY FONTAINE orse groveler itz: Caw by MOE Able COLOR CARTOON SELECTED SHORTS NEWS VIA AIR FRANCHOT TONE-m4IANtT sums ay Hodcia Hoppe" and that its complete spa has only extended eight years All he had ever managed before that largely was to get in 'firouble with his teacher quit or be expelled from just about every unit in the public school system of his home town (Rochester Y) and take a wide and diverse variety of jobs none of which lasted much more than three weeks DIY FATHER had been a glass blower which has very little connection with it I suppose but anyway got a job as aftcarpenter's helper Then I was a laborer hoisted ice to and from an ice wagon worked in an electrical appliance factory chased patterns in a suit a or worked in an optical goods firm delivered throwaways from door to door and spent a great deal of my time in reflection mostly about how to get out of working too hard I was completely sold on him the moment I caught the sneak preview of "To Each His Own" So much so that In my column on the telephone and across the desks of the Paramount executives I belabored them for putting him into "The Perils of Pauline" and accused them of trying to ruin the career of a potential star Fortunately the picture didn't seem to do him much harm although it certainly didn't help matters and he came right back In "Foreign Affair" to vindicate the fondest bets of his boosters OW the studio Insiders tell me that he outdoes himself again In the forthcoming comedy hit "The Tat lock Millions" And next he essays his first impor THE STORYi0fA OREAUstr-- U4VE1111At Mt" tA St MARIS WILSON In "LINDA DE GOOD" Opt 2 pm L73- 1160- TELEATRE 1 and Sheri snow STARTS 7:20 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR MAUREEN 0 IIARA- WALTER NLEZAK SI OAP rut SAILOR ass ANTHONT QUINN CEOIGE TOMS mut stutmtat woo Av retnrovetrgume WHO SAYS THEILH IS konnwo TO DO ON SUNHAT? FINEST STEAK --AND CIDCKEN DLNWEIttl-w-ALL DAY EVERY DAY SHOWS AND 11:1111 'John Lund right with Director BillyWilder has achieved stardota In less than three years His latest picture is "A Foreign Affair? tant challenge in- the-dramatic lista in the top spot of "The 'Mask of Lucretia" The home life of this Lund and his very attractive wife is pretty much In character with his humorous unpretentious way )1 sk Parkiall tedit Capital I- Patrons at Callan Garage 25 5 Any Time AVE ARDEN OLGA says: orlds Is my host rotedm ho SS! yews tot "Miss es Owl good sensor SHOWS STAIT AT a I T3304143 PM 611- looking at things Be describes it likethisi "My wife and I live in al sort of roomy garage out lit the Hollywood Knolls We go to the movies a lot and 'eat hard candy" 11-1t14 es r-V4fl END AT TM St icia" 1 r111 Mr 011 NISILAIIIII IIUT S11111A asir -------c --1- 41cz rr 03 0 1-1J-1 --it 1: 1--1: it i SilindialmilM4 1 1 i IN HOLLYWOOD 4 0 John i Lund 11-11i A' I ir" 0 0 0 1 1 (2 4A 4 i 4 4 't 1' By Hodda Hoppe" 0 77: 2 5 A 1 I a a and that in itii complete span look at Lund In a little less has only extended eight years -f- titan three years and had 1 JUI elver manage be- A I tures the last of which is "A fore that lar ely was to get in Foreign Affair" John firouble with IL teacher quit or with the excePtThh Burt Lah-' be ex 11 ju bo pe retli a a 1 I the only new face in every unit in the public school the male contingent who has system of his home town tItOch managed to crack through the I closed corporation of Hollywood of which lasted much more than es er an a a of jobs none i Y) wid fi etardom and diverse variety 0 He never had the slightest in- three weeks 1 tention of going into show 1' i ness in the first place But It I when you're broke in New York III FATHER had been a glass 4 4 "4 I I you're apt to end up with the blower which -has very little strangest variety of bedfellows connection with it I suppose i 's 1 and the guy named but oe asset anyway go a job as after 1 i 1 i di 4 Or he found himself sharing a hole-- penter's helper Then I was a i'--s in the wall with in some rat- laborer hoisted ice to and from ridden room in Greenwich VII- an ice wagon worked in an elec- i lage turned out to be the stage trical appliance factory chased manager of a theatrical bodge- patterns in a suit a podge called "Railroad on Pa- worked in an optical goods firm The Guardsmen quartet of Hollywood whose I pictures will be- season's first guest perform- rade" at the world' fair at delivered throwaways from door John Lund right with Director BillyWilder has achieved stardota voices have been heard in more than 1000 motion I es in Granite Arts Assad winter artist Belles Flushing Long Island to door and 'spent a great deal In less than three years His latest picture is "A Foreign Affair? I in it he plmourner at Abe Lin- ayed a drunken pros- It a pageant of sorts and of my time in reflection mostly- was about how to get out of working challenge- in the- dramatic Of looking at things Be do HARD TO BELIEVE Granite Arts pector a too hard lists in the top spot of "The scribes- it like thist i I coln's funeral a Swedish immi- I was completely sold on him Mask of Lucretia" wife and I live in al sort grant just arrived at these the moment I caught the meek The home life of thia Lund of roomy garage out in 'the Groupbigns shores a prospector of the wild preview of "To Each His Own" and his very attractive wife is Holl3rwood KROUR We' go to sip I west an Indian chieftain a So much that in my column pretty much shoelace salesman and three on the telephone and across the his humorous unpretentious way candy" I Male Singers other characters dt Levee sk a io fl ettab ra aurice once oPreadmthoemuntfoexr pecuut: character with the movies a lot and 'eat hard A ting him into "The Perils of INTERMOUNTAIN -TN' EATI1ES INC (INLY a few seasons 'old the 1-1 IF that weren't sufficient Pauline" and accused them of Ft2 grzx cr Tr2 cALL Granite Arts Assn rapidly to establish his versatility his trying to ruin the career of a 5-5331 szt trzculy WES SO? 0 i 1 I is forging ahead shoulder to next offer came from the "New potential star oir 4 ss" ogress 101 i Fortmiately the picture didn't 4E I innle houlder with similar groups in Facemusical revue and when Salt Lake City Ogden and he remarked londly and repeat- vial 4-4 seem to do him much harm Provo It is announcing a 'winter edly the sage observation that although it certainly didn't help ill kEll 0 -ial I a s-- program a lyceum course defi- the writing stunk the producer JP ve 1 A g--- matters and he came right back nitely valuable and in all ways made the obviously sarcastic re- in "Foreign Affair" to vindicate IF By Jack Goodman culturalThe a ssociation first joinder that if he thought he the fondest bets of his boosters frwit i carne into being at the urging could do better why didn't he SP 4" 1 of citizens of Granite school which is what precisely he pro- ie 0 OW and again it is TIit-Or 11 I the fear- Is Born" featuring the estim- district With the building of eeeded to do Techaicelor ONV the studio insiders tell SpodaL air 7- 277AT 67 II less columnist's privilege to able Danny Kaye I sought out the fine auditorium at Granite That opened the busty and me tha houdoes himself again stwy oww i dredge up a dark and secret an elderly Columbia album of high 33rd South and State the prosperoua vista for him of writ in the forthcoming comedy hit 49 V4P 4g ttler- 'I chapter ill the life of a 'nen of his scat artistic development of a fine arts and tTroTED A ing and acting in radio on the "The Tatlock Millions" And ir distinction Purely by chance platters in which Mr Kaye's adUlt education program was STATEtr iaat raunas odoNolci4 stage and now in the movies next he essays his first impor- do your far-rang- nimble tongue works wonders assured Lt 1111 ARDEN OLGA UM NAN sr-II5110a1! I he i reporter with a dozen middle-aged tunes a stumbled 1 7-- ---7-- hPle Lively a few i kr 17 THE association itself is a JL OtT may have encountered union practically of'every going CAPITOL STAGE 2 Days Only Monday and Tuesday dreadful facts I Oct 18-Mat Tuesday --4-- -211111111111111 1 this album Its chief deals eals group in the area It includes Arts which 11 1 I of s'7-- with a- lady named "Deenah" Lions Kiwanians P-T A church Stage Show Ditoct From could per- 44f 1:41144 i haps be noted in a little black rather better known as Dinah and-- school organizations and eat -ttr c141 New -York 7 10 ft th book and then utilized to blaelc Kaye According to there's no the board of education Dr 'WWI' MID -tk A oot411' 1 STARTS 1 te' 4 --1--- of our to 2 hest known I one feenah than eenah in a England is chairman Victor aressid CISSOR TO sOKLOalF- PRIDATI 1' itto6ort 441 tdri certain southern state "If there Bess vice chairman Dr Melvin mualc-maker But professors of is" he saya a bit uncertainly Strong program ehairman journalism taught me to be Olt t) 1 ii 11Tas Mack 1I111 4 fearless forthright and loyal tO seena showah to Mrs Creorge IL Jones assistant Stook by att '1 7 you dear reader And since this meet This record a thing of program chairman School Supt somata aa )k A t2 tl Arm andwal it 1 41r 1 I a I beauty and a joy forever is David Gourley is chairmaa of twit ciarA mAalai anon 11144e410414 0 look 4 tyriest sief I I 11 3- reVelation may prove to all and characterized by aysiart bel- adult education -fir-- "Big TOWn fi' t'S t'' P-kAj -4qterljr" 1 4 sundry that symphony condoo- 'a 9 01804 'NI tors are not-all members ot the- 'flow of soft ano meuovt-propor- Doings LW litle4 -1 4s4I ip las I ats calculated lculated to unroof ''0 tuf fed hirt a bta tlion--here a tic A -''''1 14 aglow bv Stakalla Atter Darr Sonata be se Ilienitew Costumes by Mies Wee Itook Ift 9 the entire sordid tale homes from Holladay to Bounti- NNOUNCED for the season Aetalegate liellawkweeetAltil tosowlest kr LAWRENCE IANattla a IttlittlA MOON 17t )1v 1 ful of 1948-49 are come world- Air 2 vt Let us note- first by way of famous artists: MAIL ORDERS NOW! Make check payable to Captiol i Enclose stamped sett-addressed es- nursery school days he has explanation that your coluinnist A Oct Quartette is an avid record collector Since a LL this would be a minor 'of Hollywood whose voices have velope Eves: 1423 $3415 $1113 Tues Matinee: 5305 $244 $122 tax label CAP I 4 matter of interest only ter a few been recorded in over 1000 mo- i s- t-41P tor Isgete i'iliadm i found peculiar pleasure P'Fiel asure in gar- afficionados of our most versa- tion pictures in concert and git- 1 111rsilf- ii 0oflaaamaaa ie Pa 1 1 rkillg i i 1 It 0 a c- 1 nering and listeniv to wheez- tile 'new-era comedian But the radio and who have been gus 0 11 pima A 4IP ing Caruso discs- barrelhouse small t3rpe on the label is et of artists with Bing Crosby Nel- I tirtVAM 11 Burl Ives folksongs Beethoven genuine importance to all local son Eddy Lawrence Tibbetts THE STORTiOPA 011AT'stir- roe 10 11111 sonatas and even an esoteric music lovers: This platter fea- Oct 19 Bathie Stuart's bebop item or two Thus after tures an -orchestra led "Amazing New Zealand" first IRENE DUNNE Any 1 CaPittal 1 1 4-- t' i A r-19- Patrons 0 previewing a film titled "A Song this Abravanel color films of her native coun- RING JoANI ROBERT TAYLOR' 4 THE Maurice Abravanel the try ever shown here Miss Stuart CROSBY FONTAINE LIAGIIIICEIT ---r at I ot 3 Cullen 71-4 rt tiff A Abravanel of the Beethoven has been an important figure in is sy Ar 4-A TODAY! Ninth the Abravanel of Brahma the dominion and is well fitted --Au aftz Bach Resphigi et all to discuss these Pacific islands OBSESSIO air i Garage 250 Any Times 'TAT' Or'''- 1PAlfar I- I I i Believing this merely a youth- Nov Braggiotti and A UNVITSal II-Ittta3 -r------ 4 Inful indiecretion I bearded the Jack Chalkizt duo pianists entre in his difficult Dee 11-----Marits Farrell and Caw by OtOit Alle COLOR CARTOON -------co-Hrr---- GABLE job with a cleius-shaven sym- Larising Hatfield a singing SELECTED SHORTS 1 MARIS WILSON in ALUN MARLENE ---JOIW' 1 phonic conductor believe me duo that has toured three conti- NEWS VIA AIR 66 LINDA DE GOOD'S '111 I MLA ARTHUR DIETRICUND 0: CLAUDETTE 1 "How come Maurice?" I A I asked Jan 11 Karl Robinson's twitiw AV COLBE1311 11110IMMINISI it rglok "China -Journey" Not movie Ira Rn IlDwAym cl-mci Ormms 7' Doelslirtopealastn A 41 I gF VAT but a color film story presented 2 Pm pan 1 411 ir 'It Happened i Bou TIF easy by a master narrative teller with 111-1 See to I EeS le eilfty dalreir 'leanemons wow a a sense of humor AZATS 139 Kids 14e 4 ni -1 rill illrE137- 4n drifr -1 al r'471 --07 Feb Meri and her vire coooa sv lai tr-- With Walt4r common riance world re- EC 4P CH IC0102 1 t4 1904 4 tioutas swarm T11 i One Night" lillik nowned artist and her ensemble 1 I fr re or March Carter lyric MUSiCal 0 In emu I LI 9P A lc I- Sk 411110 tenor of Metropolitan opera 410-----2 cs11 I I i testa "I 4711 March SO Anna Russell MENE DUNNE fts 11 1 sophisticated comedienne smger '4 44 a AIL 1 r1 atenterlritagr Woe 1 CARY GRANT 1 --D1---' 04 it 1 A coometcoveg bitten musicaI burlesque A fa- toslailr(1)) EASIL EATLAil aka Cria'73 assommanine-- vorite at New York's Town Hall '111 IR- 111110- ITEMNY P' ---Au04- A ril 11---Ma I 17 Lt10--- 64TITE CMNESE SilITIFIL NISILAIlli ell JILIT SOltill Ill 33rdi SERENADE" Dissey's Vavorits At Vsystiks versatile actress makes her re- "I LOVE A TROILIDLEt9 414 44" kr 044-C447 i NEWS and CARTOON 'w rr r- 1 --11) 6The Three Little Pigs' appearance on these programs FRANCBOT BLAIR 4 sltiriii'i IN -1- as a climax to the amazon --t-- --ALSO- 41 -1r' 0 0 Llk -171 a- Colored A I 4--- 10 1DrIIINE 1111 6 1 3 assing Cartoon 400 411111111861 il0t1114 1 I I I 1 1 Parade I th ---1 't -4 1 -03 1 -ri ara TELEATILE and Short 1- i 7-15 II I If r-1- -i- I 'eg cartoon '11- -ra -a 1 -5 -4 SHOW STARTS 7:20 --iiii-0 A y) Tr- 11 'E-- St-- I 74 -7 1 a 71r a A iy of --C 0 vs t- DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR 7t-- 4 ------t-r- err 11 1--- 1 Ai' I MAUREEN O'HARA- WALTER SIEZAK ryt' Giro I ears: I 4 ul 4 I I SAI LOR I -2 51Airtilli3oxAT if CEOIGE TOMS i lot i- 4 r- (it tj 1 1 1 tj 1 if mm am qaut woo dw reemeovecroxiwe I- 1 bea 3 ty: -vr 2 io 1 A A i 1 iro 0 su 1111r 1 lc 1 SUNDAY OPEN 11) es 'rt' O' --491 0111I a-il- t' 1 -i 1 l'iltl'ir It t) nded 4') I it' tot '11 it 1 4'441 1 IVII0 SAYS THERE IS ko'rmwo i i 1 '-4' 5 TO DO ON I fa i -Ifiettlil ii 't 01000 0 ir 17 4 1 -xt 4 1 i ki tI I I tA HOUSE vitOLIC 4 I- 1- 1 43 'i A -1 ongs SHOWS Tait AND 94111 sfrAnTs AT 4 IR (11t )) -s iczh go sarforsEr' i IE ta lk kee- -7 )1' 7 4 a 4' I Trzio' a 1 617 Lyweety-bad-e- rasedin- 6- Itt'lr' Willl i 7104 14'41 i -0 i -4 4 't 7 With DOTTIE BROWN 1 lt tt kw l' CPutittES i 1 list er the Suntedt te Fun (1 ts it An 00) 0001r7rrIT1 I 206- it 1 (Nitdior'fillLe 6 At 1 7 ii-- 1 ea I 4 II 411' 19 toorelgt 1 I-1 1 1 1 11 ft I' 1 :1:1 1 4 ---trk 4 0 6 4i 0 4 4' 4 460C-e'llirl iroliA11 -T 1 plitiLL mow i 1 1 I I 11 TUNE-SWEPT HULA4IAPPY -1 44s 0140 I ool? 0 1 544- -4- -1 4 11 1 --4 1 FINEST STEAK AND CRICKIIN I It COlOr 'RC IIIIICOLOn-- LAU-SICAL jil 'id' END AT TH1 intil ro- st rt 1 1 DAY EVERY DAY st hei 4iii i i i el sday Yr3-Datift 1 m6- Sunday Soptembor 6 1943 1.