The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 11

fl JTHE FRESNO BEE-REFUBLICAN SUNDAY JUNE 4 1933 AT THE THEATERS FEATURES THIS ATTRACTIONS How Zangara 90 Trouble Was Unpedestalled A Heroine 00 04 Assassin Was Too Short George Arliss Signed By New Film Company By LOUELLA LOS ANGELES June 3 Listen well to this piece of news George Arliss lor several years one of AVarner headliners has signed a contract with the Twentieth Century pictures lie talked with Darryl Zanuck over the long distance telephone and presto! All arrangements were made with of course the approval of Joseph Sehenck Tbs veteran English actor and By 0 0 MTNTYRE Katherine Hepburn la denying she aver attended Bryn Mawr Wallace Beery la the only mnvie star to have his name in the Hollywood telephone bonk Ed Wynn owns a theater at New Port Richey Florida Bob Davis and Dean Palmer have been golfing through the Southland English has three times aa many words as any other language In the world A1 Shcan was a member of the original Manhattan Comedy Four Kathleen Norris la reputedly the wealthiest iithor In woman author Natalia and Bettina Hall alatera of the stage came from the home (bwn of their discoverer Wlntbrop Amee at North Easton Mass Elsie Janla has joined the Beverly Hills bicyclists Many believe offering Mulronney the Job of beer esar wsa another Tammany trick to get rid of a man who was in corruptible If so It waa a despicable one Chicago (D Appleton and Co) will thrill the admirer of that grand old city Lupe Velez waa born In the sleepy Mexican town of San Lula Potosi WARNERIB FRESNO 3QSTI 1 1 I Csstwt Spot fa tie Sew Joaquin Valley HIPS! HIPS! HOORAH! TODAY 1 The Cuckoos are delegates to the Peace Conference! Geneva saw such women in your life! Montgomery and' Joan measures right dp to the best of a A line or two: Rex Ingram left America ten years ago and said he would never make another picture In this country la returning to Hollywood Only a visit but since things haven't been going any- too well for the Iriah director there is a chance he may listen provided an offer is made him Verian Cooper just couldn't be a Simon Legree and send Joel McCrea to Annapolis after Joel bought a thousand acres for his ranch home Joel talked so much about the hones he brought- from Mexico and how his neighbors didn't even know he was an actor that at the eleventh hour Bruce Cabot was sent on to Annapolis for Glory Command and Joel was kept here for the next Lionel Barrymore picture No doubt that Gregory Ratoff lm parrying the torch for his wife Eugenie Leontovich Talk to him jfive minutes and he will mourn lover her absence in Europe and their separation which every one says Is fine The entire cent of The Twentieth Century is coming on from New York to open at a local theater with the exception of the leading lady Miss Leonlo-vitch They tell me It was a sad blow to Ratoff when he heard his wife had sailed for Europe and had no intention of coming to Hollywood Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: Genevieve Tobin with a new haircut ingenuish and mighty becoming Joan Crawford backless dress dancing with the devoted Franrhnt Tone Mr and Mrs Walter Wlnchell In a party with Ruth Etting 'Walter and Ruth doing a good dance number Eddie Cantor table-hopping and having a good time Tony Moreno Jackie Fields Groucho Marx Iwrencs Gray Harry Crocker Kdwatd Graham the Jack Some of the Snnkist Beauties who will be featured in the Fanehon and Mareo Revues which will be staged at the Wilson TbeatPr beginning next Sat unlay ffndonthe Stage (a) ack VAUDEVILLE This letter Is from a newspaperman of standing in Florida: "It's no long ago It doesn't matter but is rather interesting I was present with other newspapermen at the execution of the waspy little Zangara It Is quite true he walked to tha chair with tha ease of a man ordering a cup of coffee and his great disappointment was no photographers or newsreel men had been provided This blow to his ego seemed to Him greater than death "As you know a very estimable lady Is reputed by the pres to nave struck the arm of Zan-gara thus destroying the aim whirh probably might have struck President Roosevelt Zangara was an assassin sod maybe a liar hut what he said on tne eve of hi great adventure was Interesting and ungallantly un pedestals a heroine "The day before his execution Commissioner Nathan Mayo who heads the prison commission in Florida tafked with him and 'he stated no person had struck his arm Barely five feet in height he said he was unable to get a shot at the president ail the people around were taller A woman was standing on a chair he said and he jumped upon this chair as Roosevelt sat down and started firing "The woman sharing the small chair with him became frightened at tha shots and lost her balance on the chair In falling she attempted to eteady herself and fell against him striking him about the hips and causing him to fnll nff the chair Zangara said that if his arm had been struck upward tha bullets would havs gons Into tha air "This Is not my story but hi and la only interesting as a sidelight on what may become an Incident In history "Another sidelight on Zangara's hatred for all governments and those In authority is that he turned all his savings over to postal banka because he distrusted banka" A man of great Intellectual gifts at the players was discussing Huey Long 1-Ie was the sole exception to a crowd of jeerera In hia opinion Long is to become one of the big figures in America In the next two year He admits he is uncouth slovenly and thoroughly un reliable yet he points out that he iaa magnetic orator and has a personality that leads unthinking people and the majority is unthinking IIa further pointed out that Hiller I was in far greater disrepute aa a ibraggart immoral bounder and what not even a year before hr took over the dictatorial reign of Germany Mussolini was hooted in somewhat the same fashidn In Italy None of us agreed with our thinking friend about Huey Long but we went home a bit thoughtful Cheese for breakfast is gaining adherents A recent John Farrar sends this old German proverb: "Cheese in the morning is golden At noon At night lead" There are peruliar slant on legalised beer The most unusual to my notion ia that of a magazine writer who has been drinkling the needled concoction In the Yorkville section since prohibition With the new order he had several cases of good suds sent to his apaitment He drsnk It for several daya didn't like the taste or the kick and one night a later decided to quit alto-I get her And did But tne brew-ers If what I hear is a criterion had better he improving their 32 stuff or else Mrs Guy Cochran writes from Lon Angeles that with all California's faults she love her especially still Short shaving: Ruth St Denis wanted to be dancer after seeing a rigs ret poster of an Egyptian goddess Bob Davia calls Isaac Marcosson "Fritz" An ardent admirer of A Blumen-thal sent him a gold yo-yo speckled with jewels Alan Dale always thought Lee Shubert looked like Srasue Hayakaw John Galsworthy left 3306000 And what a rich heritage of admirers also Few made such prog res on the radio as Med-bury- He looked a flop but is winding tip an enormous favorite Kettle drum are the only ones tuned Clyde Beattv ran not get Insurance Judith Anderson was aclected for the Lynn Fontanne part In tha second Design For Living company A cabaret song: "Beer or no beer never take a drink from a mug' Congo Jake Kendell is packed with adventure thrill Downtown night clubs fratur column 1st from Broadway aa special guests Shakespeare fled from Stratford after the birth of his twins Cummings' American Values In Moscow gives a refreshing slant to the Russian situation Thera were 814 horses in the bridal cavalcade that carried the Archduchess Marie Antoinette form Austria into Franre Clark Gable was born in Cadiz Ohio- the birthplace made famous by Perry Hammond 1 GREAT WHITE FLEET Cel Jen Coast Cruises te PANAMA AND KbTIMN 19 Days 160 up Now atoeain EVERY FRIDAY frni Sea Froe-ceca to to Angtoa Balboa Canal Zona and Panama (lightMing and tonchnon Indvdadj turning via Puarto Amiimllat Panama and to Angalaa fa San Fronting Fast FIRST CLASS NEW YORK via Havana or $200 NEW $190 Special reduced round trip far retuening water sr rail All ovlaido room latoat typ mechanical vantilotlon -1 "Every Passenger a Guest" UNITED FRUIT COMPANY Mnnatnarh KM Ml MnrWI Kt sag or aa nth trier Taarht KEENE SISTERS A VIC "A LIU to sf Tkto ss4 Thai" DOROTHY BROWN "AH XbbS (ha Taws" FRED riSANO A CO "Wssa Mr EMERSON A BALDWIN LEWIS AMES CO "Jark (ha rtoal XUtor" BRI CE A YIARRY Tarirr RaarS Aithli lanicrlllr SrhrSala Tatar 1:30 rM FOXiWILSON Darryl Zanuck Respite the Arllaa temperament worked amicably to-g ether principally becauw Arliss was permitted to have his say on stories His first for the Twentieth Cent ury Company (United Artists ieleasei will he a screen biography of Roth-(child famous anker Before Clark Gable to much as shot his first grizzly bear he was pug 1 Louella Tarscns Ktuin to Mein Goldwyn-Mayer studios He la to be the big heartthrob In Dancing Isiiy Joan Crawford's next picture Speaking of all-star east Dancing Lady with Gable Robert Big First Run Pictures TODAY Mary Pickford AND LESLIE HOWARD IN Last Times Tuesday May Never Again Show In Freann Featured at local theaters to-day are Above Mart' Pickford and Leslie Howard in Secret tipper right Wheeler snd Wool-sey in Diploman iacs (Warner Bros) right Marion Dariea and Onslow Stevens in Teg My Heart (Wilson) Warners the Eddie Mannlxea a few of the celebritiea dancing night it seemed Jsck Conway Robert Leonard Mervyn I Roy Archie Mayo A1 Green Bill Van Dyke in the merry throng Edgar Allan Woolf and Bill Van Dyke with two attractive girls Louise Fazenda and Mrs Edward Robinson in a heateiF argument Louise maintaining her baby the best Mrs Robinson championing the Robinson heir That's ali to-day See you tomorrow! State Shows Kathleen Norris Story To-day In making Second Hand Wife for Fox Director Hamilton Mic-Fadden followed Kathleen Norris' footsteps and pains to "shoot" the Monterey scenes of her novel against the picturesque settings of the famous Seventeen-Mile Drive SaMy Eilrrs and Ralph Bellamy share the leading honors and the supporting cast includes Helen Vinson Dorothy Christv Ara Harwell Victor Jory Effie Ellsier Kaial Kay and Clay Clement Second Hand Wife comes to the State Theater for four daya start-ine to-day On the same program the Billion Dollar Scandal a melodrama dealing with the expose of a nationwide swind'e Robeit Armstrong heads the cast the role of Finger Partoa who from a humble masseur suddenly becomes the man of the hour and the "saviour of 120 milllona" 3 Farrell MrDnnnld SHE'LL GO STRAIGHT TO YOUR A With Her Laughs Her A Tears Her Song NOW! NOW! Peg My Heart Is Now Showing On Wilson Screen Marlon Davies Is starred In the Haitlev Manner stage play Peg My Heart which was a sensation on two continents years ago with Lauretta Taylor in the title role and 1 now at the Wilson Theater in film version As the little Irish girl who inherits an estate in England and falls in love with the young lawyer who arranges the details Miss Davie is said to havs a role which Is suitable for her talents The history of the play Peg O' My Heart dates back twenty-one vears when Laurette Tavlor tried it out In the Bui bank Theater in Angeles Later she took it to New York where it ran for 600 per formences and then ran two years in England Besides Miss Davies the cast Includes Onslow Stevens Fatrell McDonald mod Juliette Compton The Taxi Boys head the list of short subjects in their comedy Taxi Barons A Mickey Mouse cartoon The Mai! rilot and the Fox News complete the program Mary Pickford In Secrets Is Hardy Feature To-day Msry Pickford now Is appearing on the screen cf Hardy Fresno Theater in her latest picture Secrets It Is not generally known that Mary Pirkford'a real name was Gladys Smith and that she was born In Toronto Canada and fitst appealed In picture under the direction of Griffith in ff'm called Her First Biscuits When she was 13 year old Mary appeared cn Broadway and shortly aflsrwaid' went to Hollywood The leading mala role In Secret is taken by Leslie Howard The story is taken from the stage play Serirts by May Edington and adapted for Ibe screen by Franrea Maricn The direction of the picture was bandied by Frank Borises Some of his productions were They Had To See Pari Song O' My Heart Young As You Feel and Farewell To Arm Secrets will end its engagement at Hatdy'a Theater on Tuesday to be followed on Wednesday by Black Beauty with Esther Ralston Alexander Kirkland Hale Hamilton and Don Alvarado and featuring June Clyde Natalie Moorehead and William Collier Jr Diplomaniacs Is Current Offering At Warner Bros Diplomaniacs 'a burlesque on world problems of tha present day and starring Wheeler and Woolaey Is now playing at Warner Bros Theater in connection with aix varied acta of vaudeville Diplomaniacs begins with Wheeler as Wlllv Nllly and Woolsey a Hercules Gluh who open a barber shop on an Indian reservation Tb production then goes to See the New LEONARD ELECTRIC Refrigerators TERMS AS TOW VS $500 a Month Music Shoppe 1254 Fulton Street CONTROL MILDEW AND SAVE MONEY DY USING 5x (XXXXX) -SULPHUR a girlie riot loaded with gay melodies With Marjorie White Louie Calhern Phyllis Barry Hugh Herbert Edgar Kennedy Richard Carlo llilllllUllliV JUto tr Wilson To Stage Revue Programs In Future The Wilson Theater to-day announced (hat Fanehon and Marco stage revue will return aa a weekly feature of Wilson stage programs starting Saturday June 10th The levues are said to be returning because of public demand for the Fanehon and Marco type of show which originated in California and became standard stage etnertalnmrnt all over the United State Jackie Soudera musical director and master of ceremonies will handle the shows at the Wliaon Soudera recently closed a forty-week engagement at tha Theater In Portland Ore and previous to that had placed in Vancouver Seattle Washington Los Angeles snd Oakland The new revues will feature rhoru cf twelve Fanehon and Marco Sunkiat Beauties Jn addition to the girls there will be vaudeville acts on each program snd Sanders will present tha Fox Witon Rand in comedy and novel tv numbers The first revue will be headed by the dancing O'Connor family comic heights as the two comedians lesve for the Geneva conference as peare delegates In the action In an Indian village two acofe Indian dancing girls and musical numbers are employed It proceeds to a palatial ocean liner visits the boulevards and play places of Taris and Switxerland cavort In international hostelries and soars aloft In planes The six acts of vaudeville are supplemented bv Theodore Haase's Warner Bros Orchestra A cartoon snd tha latest wor'd events are shown In the Fresno Bee-Reptihllcan-lTniversal newsreel with Graham McNamee announcing TODAY Dollar with Constance' Cummings Roht Armstrong ALn HAND with SALLY FILERS RALPH BELLAMY FATIGUE vanishes as you qo scudding over blue waters in a trim sailing craft or race along in a swift power boat with the sting of salt spray in your face Taut nerve relax as you bask lazily on the great golden beach with a benign sun overhead Something new to do and sec each day Golf at its best Tennis Motoring Horseback rides Band concerts And with every breath you fill your lungs with bracing sea air that will bring back lost appetite and banish insomnia A small investment ia Long Beach vacation this summer will pay an immediate bonus in pleasure snd health dividends for months to come Ideal accommodations in hotels apartments and beach cottages Exceptionally low rentals A CJreatest Summer Season in History! LONG' BEAClHi friY HEART Onslow Stevens ADDED Mickey Mouse Tha Taxi Boys BARONS" I try I MHO MONDAY Flr-if Fnlsoric 3i.