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Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 8

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6 a rc- rc jy Io- Io 1 1 1 theaters Theaters ti The Salt LakeTele Telegram ram Satur Saturday daY Evening March 28 1942 I Eleanor Powell to Teach each Soldiers How to Dance By JOHN JOliN TODD HOLLYWOOD INS INS INS-As As soon as Eleanor Powell recovers from the flu which hashad her at home for two weeks she is I giving sv sv- inging for a tour of army camps camps- I and what a tour it is going to be be Eleanor is not only going to dance for the men in uniform but she is going to teach them how to dance She has had printed leaflets with diagrams showing the newest steps Victor Mature is reportedready toturn down Director Gregory proposal that he appear in in- a in- a in- aa screen version of the lifeof Rudolph Rudolph Rudolph Ru Rudolph Valentino A role like that might do you I good butit might do you a lot of harm too VicVietold a friend Edward Small owns the rights to film the great loverslover's life At Atthe Atthe At- thethe moment Mature is playing in StrictlyDynamite at Twentieth Fox Century-Fox but Small could undoubtedly undoubtedly undoubtedly un un- un- un arrange to borrow him if he changes his mind Productionhas been delayed for almost 10 days on The Magnificent Magnificent Magnifi- centcent Jerk because Henry Fonda injured hisleft hand badly in a tractor But thestudio does not figure the time has been completely wasted FondasFonda's costar Lynn Bari Ban has been called down every day so they can take hundreds of photographs photo photographs graphs of of her legs Chorus Sets Seis Concert once The Gustaf Adolf Male chorus will present a concert Sunday at p. m. in the University Sward S- wardward chapel Soloistswill be Bertha Bertha Bertha Ber Bertha Sessions and the Lindsay Sisters Sisters Sisters Sis Sis- Sis Sis- string and piano foursome Outstanding Show The Chi-Chi Chi club one of Salt LakesLake's most popular night spots is presenting an outstanding floor floorshow floor- showshow featuring the Four Clover Boys direct from the Pacific coast Also billed are the Howard Trio presenting novelty song and dance routines Shelly Hyde and his Beach reach Boys furnish the music StoringStirring Drama of the Builders of America fa ln Saturdays to I P. 's I The Marquis de Lafayette Dramatic TheDramatic Story of the Birth olof America 1 0 Tonight AY de de- NIGHTNIGHT Serena Tomorrow GENE Your Mutual Favorites to P. M.

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1 OF Nam FAY BAINTER REGINALO DWEN Saturday and Sunday Prices tiltil Nights 1 I 0 Ex OF BT FIRS HITS JOHN NANCY COLEMAN RAYMOND MASSEY PARKER am en TED WEEMS wAw RAND RAND- II 1 til 3 I ZOc til 5 HJ j. j-j. jg 1 0 1 0 RONALD REAGAN s' OLYMPE BRADNA WILLIAM REGINALDRECINALDD DENNY NY JOANLOAN PERRY fERRY CO HIT HUMPHREY BOGART MARY ASTOR in Maltese MalfeseFalcon Falcon- II I I FIRST RUN HIT a Most LLIAM BOYD DY BRAD KIN 1 RO Ic Ic- II 1 11 I 1 I 1 Miss National Defense Reports on Country's Country War Effort I 1 I i Ml YR 5 7 t- A i a 3 Li a. a Alma Carroll Dressed for the farmfront here ratherthan for her title of Miss National Defense By PAUL HARRISON HOLLYWOOD NEA-An NEA An interview interview interview in in- with Miss Alma Carroll Besides being a movie actress Miss Carroll you also hold the title of Miss National Defense How low did you win that A. A Well I was just sitting around the house all last summer and one day my mother said Why dont don't you do somethingsomething- enter a beauty contest or or something something some- some thing So there wasthis con- con contest con- testtest est down at the beach andthe judges were a soldier and a sailor and ind a marine and I put on a bathing bathing bathing bath bathing suit and won it I see You weren't wrapped in bunting or in dungarees dung and swinging winging a wrench Why do you suppose the contestants wore bathing suits to symbolize military preparedness A.

A I dont don't know except that maybe it was to indicate that things were in pretty good shape Much Traveled You made a tour I recall What did you do to entertain people peo peo- pIe A. A Oh I didn't do anything anything- they hey were entertaining me There were luncheons and dinners and dances and parades and we traveled traveled traveled trav trav- milesall at the expense of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce visiting camps and navy lavy bases andmarine barracks It was wonderful And when I got back I did some some professional modeling and my agent brought me here to Columbia studios for for- aa test and I got a contract and right away away- WellWe'll get to that Miss Carroll Car Car- rollFirst Id I'd like to know more about thisdefense business How Howare Howare How- areare we doing do you think A. A If you mean the country were we're doing just fine finer I have a Brother who's an ensign in the navy andsix of my friendsare are- in the army and air corps and I the navy I write to them every week I Without wishing to be too personal Miss Carroll may I ask I whether you have any advice regarding regarding re- re garding jarding defense to offer other girls For instance have you ever had lad a date during a blackout And what do you do when an escort escort escort es es- es- es cort suggests parking to save gasoline gasoline gasoline gas gasoline and tires A. A My defense against Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Holly Hollywood wolveswolves' is just to ignore them I never had to sock a man but I could all right She Also Knits Are you doing any other war work besides writing letters A. A Oh yes I buy bonds a certain certain certain tain amount each month And Ive I've been knitting on a sweater for over a year And I decided to join the ambulance corps but My father and I also have have- aa victory garden with just everything everything everything every everything in it likebeansand squash and lettuce The studiotook a picture of me for victory garden publicity Im I'm wearing overalls and sitting in a pilpile of hay We dont don't really grow hay in the victory Victory victory vic Victory garden but buethe the photographer thought it would look nice that way You can have one of the pictures Thank you Miss Carroll Now how about your acting career career career ca ca- ca- ca reer A.

A Its It's wonderful wonderful the the movies I mean My first picturewas Submarine Raiders and I was was- in a night club sequence In this one He Kissed theBride Im I'm Im- aa bridesmaid The next is a real war picture Parachute Nurse and 10 of us will be parachute nurses only we wont won't have to to- make to- make to- makemake real jumps Local Suburban The Theater ter Entertainment I Victory Victory Pacific Pacific Blackout with Robert Preston Martha Martha Martha Mar Martha Philip Merivale and Eva Gabor also Stick to Your Guns with William Villiam Boyd Andy Clyde andBrad King How How Green Was My Valley with Walter Pidgeon Pidgeon Pidgeon Pid- Pid geon Maureen OHaraO'Hara and Donald Donald Donald Don Donald Crisp Utah Utah The The Bugle Sounds with Wallace Beery Marjorie Main Lewis Stone and George Bancroft also Born to Sing with Virginia Weidler Ray McDonald McDonald McDonald Mc McDonald and Leo Gorcey Centre Bahama Passage with Madeleine Carroll Stirling Hayden Flora Robson Leo G. Carroll Mary Andersonand Cecii Cecil Cecil Ce Cecil Kellaway also Leo Reisch-Reisch mans man's Orchestra Rialto Appointment for Love withCharles Boyer Margaret Margaret Margaret Mar Margaret Sullavan and Eugene Pallette Pallette Pallette Pal- Pal lette also The Devil Pays Pays- Off Pays- Off Pays- OffOff with Ona Munson Capitol Capitol Dangerously Dangerously They Live with JohnGarfield Nancy Coleman and Raymond Massey also Torpedo Boat with RichardArlen Jean Parker and Mary Carlisle Studio i 0 Woman of the Year with Spencer Tracy Katharine HepburnFay Bainter Bainter Bainter Bain- Bain ter and Reginald Owen Mario Marto Sugarhouse Sugarhouse Inter Inter International national Squadron with Ronald Reagan Olympe Bradna a and William Lundigan also The Maltese Falcon with Humphrey Humph Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor South East South Look Look 00 kWh Who's os o's Laughing with Fibber McGee and Molly Edgar Bergen Charlie Charlie Charlie Char Charlie McCarthy LucilleBallalso The Gay Falcon with George Sanders Wendy Barrie Gem Gem Walt Walt Disney's Dum bo also Mexican SpitfiresSpitfire's Baby with Lupe Velez and Leon Errol State Citizen Kane with Orson Welles Dorothy Comingore Comingore Comingore Comin- Comin gore and 1 Mercury players player's also Riders of the Purple Sage with George Montgomery Mary Howard Murray Murray Louisiana Louisi ana Purchase with Bob Hope Vera Zorina and Victor Moore also The March of Time Star The Star The Mark of Zorro with Tyrone Power andLinda Darnell also Chad Hanna with Henry Fonda and Dorothy Lam Lamour our Holladay Holladay Hon Holladay Hon ky Tonk with Clark Gable Lana Turner Frank Morgan and ClaireTrevor also Nifty Nineties Tower Toner Ninth South and Ninth East streets Blood and Sand with Tyrone Power Linda Darnell andRita a y- worth also For Beautys Beauty's Sake with Ned Sparks and Marjorie Weaver Broadway Never Get Get- Rich Get- Rich Get- RichRich with Fred Astaireand and- Rita and- Rita and- RitaRita Hayworth also Spooks Run Wild with Bela Lugosi and East End Kids Bountiful Bountiful Play Bountiful Play Play- matesmates with KayKyser John Barrymore Lupe Velez and Ginny Ginny Ginny Gin- Gin ny Simms also New Wine with Ilona Massey andAlan Curtis On the Stage and Screen Lake on the stage Aristocratic Aristocratic Aristo Aristo- Aristo- craticcratic Hill Billies Lois Lee Bernard Company Mack and Fay and Betty Lou Childs on thescreen The Big Guy withJackie Cooper and Victor also The Richest Man in Town with Frank Craven Craven Craven Cra Craven and Eileen OHearn I What's on the Air Today Saturday March 28 Mountain 28 Mountain War Time KUT KUTA A SL 1160 1320 KLO 1430 I Blue Network I Columbia d-Columbia System I NBC Q-NBC NBC Red Network I Mutual Q-Mutual System I Blue Network P. nL nf 1 The Green Hornet Sports StorY organ Music The Green Hornet Walde Condon I World Coverage News I Swap Night Popular Strings QEd Ed StokersStoker's Music Theater of the John Daly News with Bob Reese Air Melodies by DeMello CHIt Parade BarnDance Theater of the th Joe Kelly M. C. Air 7 30 To be announced I Eddie Peabody Din Din- Bands 7 30 Saturday Serenade SIsters Believe It or Not wIth J.

Dragonette Sterns Stern's SternsStern's B. Hughes American Challenge Challenge- World Coverage News Preferred Carmen Cavellero's Or MarquIs de Lafayette Grand Old Opry- Opry News Hunt News George Hayes M. C. C. Don Bestor's Guy Lombardos Lombardo's Truth or Consequences Associated Press News Ralph Edwards MC Melodies Enric MadriguerasMadriguera's Or CHobby Lobby Ables IrIsh Rose Rose- I News I 9 30 Interlude Anne Nichols Nichols' drama FloFio RitesRite's 1000 1000 1005 News Treasury Star Parade pH H.

V. Kaltenborn Orchestra 1000 10 1015 15 Joe SUdy's Glenn Lees Lee's I for Dancing The Esquires 10 1015 15 1030 Gee DavIdsons DavIdson's I World Coverage News World Coverage News Explorer 1030 1045 Is War IsWar Is War No Dan Dan- This Is War 10 1045 45 1100 This Is War Is 15 War ger Man at Work OThis Is War 1100 1115 Ran Wildes Wilde's Concert Caravan CDonald Donald Novis Sings Ennis'Ennis 1115 11 1130 30 Claude Or GLud Lud Gluskin's HarrisHarris' MusicLouis PrimasPrima's 11 1130 30 1145 from Los Angeles Teddy Powells Powell's 1145 1200 News Round up Goodnight SwIng Shift Emerson For Only 1200 1215 Ted Lewis Lewis' Smith Presents the 1215 1230 I Top Tunes of the II 1230 1245 Hal Curti Curti at Organ DaY 1245 Good Night Good Night Good Night at 2 aa. a m. Monday March 30 Mountain 30 MountainWar Time A. A M.

A News Round up of theWorld Dude Ranch Ranch- World News Round up 60 0 Pages of Melody I Farmers Farmers' Round up I Utah Pete Music andMarkets 61 5 Texas Jim Robertson with Ted Kimball World Coverage News 63 News at Your Favorite Hymns 64 5 Breakfast Club Don World News The Yawn Patrol Patrol- Breakfast Club 70 McNeill m. c. Morning Melody Time Reports Checkerboard Time 71 5 I I 1 World Coverage News Breakfast Club 73 0 Vally News Last Call to Breakfast I FreddieMartinsMartin's Breakfast for TwO Morning Serenade Associated Press News 80 0 8 15 Helen Hiett Newsand Time Reports Songs of the Church 8 1 5 8 30 The Easter Parade World News Round up I StrIngs I 8 45 Turning the Pages World Coverage News Women In War 5 4 9 00 Orphans of DIvorce Morning News Story of Mary Marlin Orphans of Divorce 90 Amanda School of the Air of to Happiness Honeymoon Hill 9 1 1 Johns John's Other Wife the Americas I Lone Journey Drama I JohnsJohn's Other Wife I 93 JustPlain BUl BRI Harry Clarke SOngs David HarumHamm Drama Just Plain Bill 94 1000 Patty Jean Kate Smith Speaks Bess Johnson Ogden Classified 1015 I News Big Sister Bachelors Children Just Relax 1 1030 Farm and Home Hour Helen Trent Romance World Coverage News Farm and Home Hour 0 1045 Our Gal Sunday Road of Life Drama 11 110000 Baukhage Talking Life Can Be Beautiful Morning Melodies Baukhage Talking 0 1115 11 15 Carl Wo an In White Easter Parade MusIcal Train 1130 11 30 Kitchen Klatter and Sade 1 Music and News 1 1 0 1145 Viennese Orchestra Orchestra World Coverage News News Dr Kate Drama Afternoon Programs Program 1200 Noon Duke Ellington's Or right Horizon Light of the World Foster 12 Noon 0 1215 I Meet Your Neighbor I Aunt Jennys Jenny's Stories I Arnold Grimm I Musical Newsy I 1230 News Fletcher Wiley Light Associated Press News 0 1246 1245 MIraclesof Faith ate Hopkins Hymns of Churches Salt Lake ClassifIed 1 00 Prescott PresentsPresents- The Man I 1 Married Against the Storm Goes Caning 10 0 1 15 Variety Program Knox Knox MannIng NewsNewa Ma Perkins 11 1 30 George Hicks News I Joyce oyce Jordan 1 Pepper Youngs Young's Family OLester Huff and TrIo 13 The of Courage and Sade OKing Bard Presents 1 4 TreasUry Star parade Backstage Wife Red White and Blue 20 Club Matinee on Asia Story of Stella Dallas Club Matinee 21 5 I Vallant Lady I OLOrenza Lorenzo Jones 1 23 News at Stories America Love Young pYoung Brown 2 0 5 3 00 Music by Bovero Winter When a GIrl Marries KLO Variety Show 30 Gene Organ Portia Faces ac Life Womans Woman's Page 31 6 I Bob b. 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Golden nH Gate Quartet We the Abbotts 1 Capitol News I 33 Club Baines Melodic Moments i 34 6 Jack Berch Songs Wo News New for Today 40 Jose Bethancourt Hedda Hopper SIesta RichardsRichard's Or I 41 News 1 FrankParker Songs Hits and Encores Hollywood Express 4 3 0 fig The kc Escorts and Bett Betty The World Today Od Afternoon rn Rhythms The Escorts ts and Betty 4 4 5 5 00 Fidler The The Magic gir Lantern world World Cover Coverage ge News Jimm Fidler 50 Edward Tomlinson Dr Malone Tropical Moods at Morgan Morgan 5 1 I News Here and Abroad World News Superman I AssocIated Press News 5 3 Concert Orchestra Jack Armstrong World Coverage News Music and News 64 Provo Broadcasts 1240 KOYO Mutual Programs 1450 Price Broadcasts 1 KEU Price Broadcasts Price Broadcast Mutual Programs Centre en re Shows Island san Tale TaleT- he ae The two blondes of the screen screen- Madeleine Carroll and Stirling Hayden are Hayden are now at the Centre theater in a romantic adventure story Bahama Passage In in tech tech- The story is of a modern Adam Adamand Adamand Adam- andand Eve in a garden paradise Madeleine comes to Salt cay an island of several hundred native blacksslacks owned and operated by Hayden whose interest in women is limited to an absent wife Madeleine a determined girl who knows life and how to cope with it it falls in love with him not knowing of the wife By the time she finds out he is married knows he loves her and not his wife she sets outto make him know it What follows provides enough romantic excitement for anyone Blood an and Sand Now at Tower of the Ibanez novel Blood and Sandstarring Tyrone Power andLinda Darnell is current current current cur current at the Tower theater The story is of a matador hero dol Idol of the people who at the top of his fame loses his head to a siren who casts him aside for his rival in the arena Second film is For Beautys Beauty's Cake with Ted North and Marjorie Marjorie Marjorie Mar Marjorie Weaver Chic Chandler has the role of of- a of- a of- aa corny dancer in Escape From Crime Not having hoofed for 10 years Chandler says the role fits him perfectly Telephone Lack Cause Caus i 1 Studio Trouble No End HOLLYWOOD UP The UP-The The telephone telephone tele telephone is aremarkable convenience tele 1 Actress Jane Wyman sighed Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- wishing she had one Miss Wyman has a new home in the Doheny Heights She has lived there several days but cant can't get a telephone because of priori priorities When her studio tries to reach I her it has to call ll a neighbor who gets out on the patio of his home with a flag and signals Miss man for a call If the studio call at night he uses a flashlight flashlight Thestudio tried telegrams firs I but they were too slow.

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