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Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 25

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14 a -Carson Sells to Flirns-, Start, 'Living' '1 1 JanuarY 7 1949 DISEltrr, Sett Loki- City, Utah 411 n- nrcnn it 1 r. NIEO I 0 10 I 10 U4 I 4J 10 I Sells :1 1 1 L. tt lOg a -1 MS tk: i I 1g I 1 I I I. 4 I I- '0 La 1 4 4, art, 'Living' 4 (.11 ..1 4 I 11 4, 't IS -It 1 i 1 0 r- us, Norman IV Hand, as and Terence Morgan as "Hamlet" is sponsored by VII Theater Guild and thie will be the only Salt Lake engagement us Norman WolloOd as Horatio', and Terence Morgan as Laertes; IN Hamlet" is sponsored by the Theater Gu ild and thie will be Theater Guild and thia will be the only Salt Lake engagement IP IP aiso mill nein, in her future is still a question. She has said she refuses to have her proposing done by Hollyivoott columnists and any announcements must 'come from the man himself, Buddy Fogelson.

Mill Onaire in bet future is ihIona1r. in her future is still a question. She has said she refuses to have her pro- posing done by Hollywood columnists and any announce- merits must 'come from the man himself. Ruddy Fogelson. shies away from this film as "culture" will miss one of the screen's 'most exciting expeth ences," was Look magazines observation.

Among the personal tributespaid to the start one from Raymond Massey exemplifies the opinion of Olivier's own profession: "The Picture is Olivier proves himself beyond question to be the world's greatest living actor." shies away frorrt this film as wiU nuss one of the screen's 'most exciting experi, ences was Look ences," was Look magazine's observation. Among the per- sonal tributes paid to the start one from Raymond Massey emplifies the opinion of Oily- ters own profession: "The Pic- ture is Olivier Proves turnseir gun- ton to be tne world' greatest living acton" per, '1' el, I -Nut Ite.cpdasaarika .11111110 ex-, 1 4.st 0, 1 4 op 1 i 1 '--s 0,111 I ih 1 1 I I 1 1 tor ases assa I .114, 7' I It ,0 1, -de I By Bob Thomas OW LOOK WHO has sold her life story to tamsGreer- Gerson. The redheaded beauty told me her latest, iron-clad 'con- tract could last gives- MGM the rights to her biography. "And now," she added with a glint in her eye, "I can live and live dangerously. If Rite Hayworth can do it, so can I can always figure that any excitement I get into is merely to a more iengrosTsing picture Whether there is a Texas By Bob Thomas 0 has ory to ity told ad 'con- Ito TIake mybiography a more Whether there i a kengrossing picture," It 1 I III IDE INTEREST IS fo cused on the coming i Salt Lake City roadshow pre- sentation of the mbtion picture Interpretation of starring Sir Laurence The picture opens the Studio Theater with a special limited engagement.

Thepremier formance will br at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. matinee and evening performances are scheduled daily, all seats re-. served. On Saturdays and Sun- days special matinees are scheduled at 5:30 p.m.

Regular box-office tale has opened at the Studio, with mail order. being received. Critical acclaim of the Shakesperean tragedy trans- lated-into vivid screen action, has been outstanding. Life magazine commented: "A work of genius both overpowering and comprehensiblepictorial magnificence." Anyone who fl, IDE INTEREST' iS Wcused -ort the aoming Salt Lake City roadshoW pre- the motion picture sentatten of sentation of the rnbtion picture Interpretation of starring Sir Laurence Olivier The picture opens the Studio Theater with a special limited engagement The premier per- formance will be at 8:30 p.m, Thursday, Jan. matinee and evening performances are scheduled daily, all seats torwoot nn c.tiirA.u anti acheduled at 5:30 p.m.lteguiar Iseam .1 .6 at 001.1 ,0 the Studio with mail orders being received.

critical acclaim of the Shakesperean tragedy trans- llited-into vivid screen action, has been outstanding. Life magazine commented: "A work of genius both overpowering and comprehensiblepictorial agnificence." Anyone who 1 i. I 14 NV11 I 1 11 I tS1111 I I I fooril 1 I 1 -ix It II it 'El 1 ,1 I I VII all, AMLET" JUST BECENT. awarded the as the film of-the year it the. International Film Festival in Venice, is the second Shakespearean film in which Olivier has played the triple role of producer, director and Other principalinembers of the are Jean Simmons as Ophelia, Herne as the queen-- Basil Sidneyas the king, Felix Aylmer as Foloni "1 I 1-1 Avrr rfnliTql1prrrvv- -IX awarded theGrandPe oh.

6.... 6:4 6h. ILSW VS, IOU VOI UL International Film Festival in Venice, is the second Shake- spearean film in which Olivir has played the triple role of producer, director and ata Other principal members of the xast are Jean sSimmons as Ophelia, Eileen' Herne as the queens-- Basil-- Sidney as the king, Felix Aylmer as Poloni- 1,, 1 1 1 toottirit 1 A is I 4.i -d" 17-1 '1 Atc Oeht OWS itay Stagg ,23 4 oce VI-- 'A, NTERMOUN '1 RE.111 It AS' FOR OlTEMENT, Greer can now expect it: She is cling with Errol riyim in "The Forsyte Saga." Mots: she also did a film with Robert There were a number of bets on the set about whether the erratic Flynn would show up the first day. He did, but guess who reported to the picture with a black eyenone other-than Mr. Miniver himself.

"Pidgeon claimed he bit himself with a tennisracket," reported Greer. "A likely story." Besides Flynn and Walter Pidgeon, Greer also has Robert Young fighting for her tx the picture and asked her which one gets the girl. "Each in his turn." remarked the new Gerson. But she admitted she ends up with her traditional sparring mate LW" WUVWer 'We' rrramc Flynn would show up rst the fi day. He did, but guess who re- ported' to the picture with a black eyenone other than Mr.

Miniver himself. "Pidgeon claimed he hit himself with a tennis racket," reported Greet. "A likely story." Besides Flynn and Walter Pidgeon, Greer also has Robert Young fighting for her In the picture and Ithe asked her N- which one ge girl. ts "Each in his turn," remarked mitted she ends the new Gerson But she ad- up with her traditional sparring mate Walt- Besides Flynn and Walter Pidgeon, Greer also has Robert Young fighting for her in the icture and I. asked her wP wch 'On-e gets the girl.

"Each in his turn," remarked the new Gerson. But she ad- mitted she ends up with her traditional sparring mate Walt- SWboaatike 1 WIN A BICYCLE, CASH OR PRIZES Tickets Always On Salo All Week la Advance! 7" rA 7L47 SP N. ei igrorn Ove Walter. en day'. anagrams: NAPPIES el) NAPPIES r.

14..1 link- IS BACK on potted palm and drawing room 1111 circuit after an adventure in- PEN PORTRAITS OF mark. (portrayed byi. his life with tragedy, Ayler, Eileen Puzzle Answer Here are the solutions to to-; sHMALEr CAST or Den-Laurence Olivier) and characters who fill are pen-sketched here. Besides Hamlet are Herlie, Basil Sydney, and Jean Simmons. 4' I 0 I PEN PORTRAITS OF sHAMLIEr-- CAST Hamlet, Prince or Den- 44 mark.

(portrayed by Laurence Olivier) and characters who fill etto el his life with tragidi, are pen sketched here. Besides Hamlet are 4 100,0 4g 071 Felix- Ayler, Eileen Herlie, Basil Sydney, and Jean Simmons. 4,0, 661.0A IP--- Dtv, io" st0elS fr4J41 Puzzle Answer 1 WIN A BICYCLE, CASH OR PRIZES or 10 ir Here are the solutions to to- 11 Tickets Always On Salo All Week hi Advance! er. diy's anagrams: I 1 r. (1) NAPPIES ISI ATTAIN UsEttt Is BACK on Ow-1V litartAl: 4eas411 potted palm and drawing room is) maims 1 PM circuit atter an adventure in- I eao 4' CA Ititr PAI affirs oolk 11 AC A 624t ela Hamlet, or Den- A 4' 10 PEN OF sHAMLE 0 dilt.L.- r- CAST 5 mark (portrayed by Laurence Olivier) and characters who fill if his life with tragedy, are pen-sketched here.

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se S.STAlo fig WIN A BICYCLE, CASH OR PRIZES 1 Rao Here are the solutions to to- 11 er. day's anagrams: ,1 Tickets Always On Salo All Viee.k. la Advance! 1 fl) HAPPIER 11" I i ATTAIN 11 nopolral latk IS BACK on -thrs----01) TARRIED 1 boo, rialls-04' 1A a GPO (A) HATLESS Am. 11 I lilt I SAS potted palm and drawing room Nauss auss circuit after an adventure In lk C.4r651F A If, gig ART IONS 1" 'SATURDAY AT 9 A. M.

"WORDS AND (411b, IN TECHNICOLOR-. AGENTS vs. UNDERWORLD ITALL 'pals" leo Itoodom4 UTAH THEATRE 1 Starts TODAY! maim Issas, ,) 10., ISM farce with "Sidle' Misnehaves." Todair's Wool "Irorsyte," she said, more ame cede groovyI mean, more in tel'it usual groove." Ndleolt cleat delta elot She said she was happy with del sled Julia, oven if some of her 1 clod oote friends told her, "I liked it dolt coat 4.10 matter what- the New wet: York critics said about it." elect oole celled molt Despite the acrobatic. and otwwt 000d strip tease, her fans seem to go for the film, she said. Even the sniffy ones said, "It was good, and there is no denying the charm o( those black- stockinged le but plain i.

don't make this sort of thing a habit" Lt' Oh yes, Greer added a note about her film biography: She 'doesn't think Larry Parks would be right for it "I'd pro- fer Danny Kaye in a blonde wig, she Reporter Mo vie Actor will Wright. soon to be seen In IMO Radio's "They Live By Night," was a San Francisco newspaperman before he be. came an actor. He has appeared in more than 5000 radio shows. Todoe's WeedDICOLLATE del cede coal alto date cell collet aloe dace cell collate atoll No halt cleat laced tall delta clot late tale dell elad said tale doll clod al tell dote ote located teal-.

dolt coat local teed dole 'ode locale told elate eold lead toad elect cola lode tolled called molt acted toed laded coed allot WORDS AND 444411 star-studded picture hosed es the lives end oasis of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, it Sta UTAH THEATRE, Is the Show of Shows. Hine ere sone of the high spots la this giant Technicolor mosicel. Top NH, Miyake end the dancing Illockbern I. the 'Me Swell' 'Umber. Lower loft, Jody eporlaa4 sea Micky Rowley ship "I Wish I Wore I.

Lore Center, bossy, telly Garrett, Jew Leigh end Tore Droka, the etery's resealtie priordpols. Bottom right, Cy4 Charism and Dos Tureen le the bikini "Oa Your Teas" specialty. OHter losealieent include Perry Conte, Loose Morel, Asa Whom, Mershon 'meows' end PAN Terme. LAST DAY TYRONE POWER Gino TIERNEY In' "That Wonderful Urge" NO II, itt! irt UNIVERSALINTANATIONAL presents JOAN i FOI1T11111E JAMES STEWART uki.vviliti ea EDDIE ALBERt ROUND YOUNG 'WILLARD PARKER PERCY KILBR1DE I I 1 I 1 I 6, 6) i I tip i (4 a le I Iv, i 6611 8 'nit. LAST 1A a 4- 4 4 DAY 1', 1 i of thing farce with "Stills Misoehaves." Udlies Word.4)1COLLATE 1,11,1111 litt TODAY! groovyI mean, more in I Starts Forsyte, she is more ter.

coal alto 1 I 0 Artir 0 lrON SI POWER. TYRONE collet aloe ta ..4 collate atoll l' Asa 4. 1 usual groove." 4ealt cleat laced tall delta elot late tale fa' 1 Genii She said she was happy with dell slid lead talc 1 SATURDAY AT 9 A. M. '4' "WORDS AD-MUSIC" TIERNEY AC MOK I friends told her, 'I liked it Julia, Amen if some of ber 11,1 clod teal tell oote located teal ('Ilike '1'''' 411 TECRPIICOLOR Olv IBMS 1 kt dele coat local teed dole code locale told Aos14111 vs.

UNDIERWOILLPI l' "that 1 1 4 stp) --110 matter what the New cats 14.4 eold 014 timid UTAH THEATRE so-s- mil enter elect eole York critics said about it." solt 1,7,:,.., tip YON Despite the acrobatic. and otwwt all" rt co I a mow win strip tease, her fans seem to Wonderful 4, sal a fa yli 13 init. go for the film, she said. Even Urge I VO the sniffy ones said, "It was N. I '-ili is good, and there is no denying let t- 1 the charm ot those black- 4.

i ,,,,1 "WORDS AND ADM," A-CrbAss star-studied i '4 1 stockinged le but plea. 74'f''' ma pidure Weed es Nis lives cod oasis of Richard 114 I I I 't make thi ion rt' I till i 0, don a habit." I I 4,. Redeem end Lorenz Host, is the UTAH THEATRE, 111 I oti aboOuht yhees; tGibureerhiaodgradedphya: nsoht: 7'1' 11111. Skew .1 Skew'. lieti lire "Ill.

ef 6. high ttc00' if 44 4 I 0 q101 I stt i 3 -doesn't think Larry Parks is 04114 4, I 0 IC, lk A 4. spots le this giant Tetheigolos snesicel. Top left, 4 i l'i' 4, Jess Miyake end the dentine Bleckbere Toles 1,1 I 'lls tp-. ote.

I I 1 1 1 I I woldd be right for it "I'd pre- 4 le tke 'Me Swell" ember. Lewes' kft, Jody 1 fee Danny Kaye in a blonde Corked sod Micky, Rowley shoe "I Wish I Wore 40. wig," she said. A 4, 1 4 le Love Contor, lowboy, Doty Genett, i N24 I HIT mot 0- k-- i Reporter Movie Actor It. As.1kwaptst:a Lim 0 1 mcgt wm Wright soon to be peen Tamil le See bikini "De Year Tees" operiehi j' filtstjil et Ir i i on Nighin RK0 Radio'" was a San "They Liv Francisco By.

A titer loseditems Ischia' Perry Conte, Loose Morel, EA4Lb III MI Iwo i I sse Mershon nemeses' end Mel Tomo. 1, i 1 I i 1 sk newspaperman before he be- enintran came an actor. Be has tip. ') I -44 ...,11 lownito-walo dio shows 41. peered in more than 5000 17 1 I i 1 ft ir i 4 14: s4A' 44 tk, 4 i' "4, ssi tt, ,7 -fi 4 Ab, i 0 1 .1) 4 qs No 1 1 I ci1111P11 17- .1 e-' 1 i I if Stt: It ligt.

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