The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1934, Page 10

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Pay My ee TRAVELS FAST ENOUGH TO MAKE THIRTY-ONE ROUND TRIPS, BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW ‘YORK, IN ONE SECOND. | AT THE MOVIES | Love Beneath |Henry VIII Seen as A Mushroom!) = Fun-Loving in Film That's Unique Romantic Setting for| Wedding Night Spent Playing Cards! Scene in ‘Going Hollywood’ One of High Spots in | i ‘Henry VIP Film | What are dreams made of? In Marion Davies’ latest Metro-| Charles L: Goldwyn-Mayer picture, “Going Hol- Fp even 5 pele Ma ‘ei lywood,” which comes Saturday to ; eater. Soed. ADE Pal: the Capitol theater, Director Raoul %#Y his interpretation of Henry VIII »slaeed has produced a beautiful dream 2S England’s much married monarch for the screen. - in “The Privat Hen ie It is made of song and music and'a London ee Ronee aun & dancing, sunshine and April showers, United Artists release. \ animated scarcecrows and dancing As directed by Alexander Korda daisies, a little glass love bungalow—- from the story by Lajos Biro and and the happiness of a love-struck Arthur Wimperis, “The Private Life girl. of Henry VIII” presents in a light, ton Davies, creaming of the boy whose of the 10in Century. king. aad. five of the entury king ve Jove she can't quite reach, have been of his six wives, two of whom he had Fee ei Sake tay While tha | ae ft FRO OF whem were die 01 . |Charles Laughton, ys of You Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed. Cleves, the German Duchess whose | eveavTrans i ORDER. Kea Resucr, OUGHT , GAIL WAS RIGHT. ‘Miss Davies dreams of seeing Bing marriage was for reasons of state, I-AH= HAVE A FEW BILLS. y ‘TH’ RENT 18 ONLY Crosby crooning in a radio broad-/and was very short and very funny, TH’ BEGINNING, cast studio. By the hand, she leads jasting only a day and part of a night y him—still crooning—through a ficld spent over a card game. Binnie Bar- of dancing daisies to their little love nes plays the important role of cottage, built entirely of glass. | Katheryn Howard, who put aside her They ride down a country lane to love for Thomas Culpeper for the hay field, where the scarecrows crown of queen and lived—and died— spring into life and dance to their regretting it. Wendy Barrie, Merle love song ... they find themselves at| Oberon and Everley Gregg are the @ modernistic husking bee . . . again | other wives and other important roles they drift lazily on a lagoon to &/ are portrayed by Miles Mander, Claud; beautiful glass island ... and the ajiister, Lady Tree, Robert Donat and dream ends in an April shower as ‘the last bars of their song fade away | beneath a giant mushroom. Thus are dreams made, Director ‘Walsh believes, but, whether or not, the “Making Hay” dream number in “Going Hollywood” probably will be acclaimed one of the most beautiful musical numbers seen upon a picture ecreen. Directed by Walsh, the film has a cast including Fifi D'Orsay, Stuart Erwin, Ned Sparks, Patsy Kelly, Bob- | Pranklyn Dyall. The picture opens with the execu- tion of Anne Boleyn at the Tower of London, with Anne commenting about her “little neck” while the crowds gather for the execution and the king |prepares to wed Jane Seymour 80 |soon as guns tell of the death of Anne. From Jane, who dies, the story yn fifth wife after his marriage to fourth, Ann of Cleves, and the di- |vorce that she wins from him | card game played on the royal bed their wedding night. It ts his sixt and last wife who inspires him to comment that “the best of them’s the worst.” England pays $2500 annually for the training of each cadet at the Royal Military Academy at Wool- wich and $1900 a year for each cadet Royal Naval College,