Thrills," and an animal novelty, "Dog u the Talking Reporter with the l*te«t Constitution Hall on the afternoon of Show," plus the new issue of the Universal News. the concert. Graham McNamee news reel and the "The Muk of Fu MuicV Earle orchestral prelude, complete the Holme·' Travel Talk· At Loew's SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED What's What and Where of short Palace, Friday. Begin This Sunday. TO rheumatic program subjects. "THE MASK OF FU MANCHU." DURTON HOLMES will return to the [does "The Crusader" fa- u 1 filmization of Sax Rohmsr's National Theater Sunday afternoon, i FIT EVERY CURVE OF the Columbia. Theaters At mous mystery story with Boris KarlofI when he will again attempt to wider, AGONY DRIVE Attractions Soon to Be Seen, in is won- This Washington Τ OEW'S Columbia Theater offering in the role of the sinister Asiatic tne horizons of his followers. j ONE'S as its next attraction beginning Fri- der-worker, is the attraction coming to time with a provocative picture survey FOOT "The Crusader," with Η. B. War- Leew's Palace Theater this Friday. of his recent six-month trip around the Show Boat" "Hot Saturday" day, I ner and Evelyn Brent. In the initial Thrills of every sort, from the un- world. CRAZY? AtAi theme Nationali\ai Monday. ! Coming; to Loew's Fox. YOU scenes of this picture preparations are canny laboratory where artificial light- The elaborate itinerary arranged by HOW BOAT" comes to the Na Τ OEW'S Fox Theater will offer as Its being made to execute a woman who ning and mysterious "death rays" are Mr. Holmes for the delectation of his cannot to on You hope get lasting «PHi?:ional Theater Monday screen attraction this week, starting was convicted on the charge of mur- created, to grim oriental torture cham- guests Is divided into two contrasting cruel, rheu- for a of on relief from crippling No\ ember 14, stay Friday. "Hot Saturday," from the pop- der. Her plea was that she killed in bers. are among the bizarre thrills of chapters—California to the Philippines WALKOVER matic aches and if you are Wlweek with matinees Wed eerie Lime- and The lecture pains V / only, | ular novel of the same name. Cary the defense of her honor. But a cru- the plot which starts in the Manila to Manhattan. Main Sprin? Arch of a slave to laxative drugs. nesdav and Saturday. Con Grant. Nancy Car- sading district attorney delving deeply house section of London and shifts to recital Is Illustrated with the inimitable th> Calfskin vrt'i Joan Medical authorities make no se- siderable interest with center In roll and Randolph into the woman's history, proves to the Egypt and the Orient. An important Holmes' pictures in color and many will aflori scenes. Buckle and $trap— cret of the fact th*t often sluggish fact that this engagement Scott cerry the jury that this woman is well known for cast appears with KarlofT, Including original motion picture to wit Black or bowels contribute the poisons end audiences the last opportunity leading roles. The her many affairs with men and you Lewis Stone. Karen Morley, Charles Brown, $10. the acid conditions which result in pain- ! ness perform stage presentation cannot protect honor when it is not Starrett, Myrna Loy, Jean Hersholt, Concert at Arts Club to ful, swollen, inflamed limbs end a nee of a music pla; will be headed by there. Later in this story his sister Lawrence Grant and David 1'orrence. Be Given Tomorrow. You must these and di under similar was directed ta Charles joints. stop poisons produced that eminent star is arrested for murder The picture SCOTT. vioUnist, and Dr. source. rected persona 11: the cast are pVELYN at the of Earl Carroll's circumstances. Others in Brabin. will Mr. Ziegfeli George E. Anderson, tenor, give The Cream of Nujol treatment by "Vanities." William Lew Cody, Ned Sparks, Walter Byron, intact a 1 a concert at the Arts Club of Washing- a few and left who is Marceline John St. Polis, Arthur Kreisler Concert Ne·* does this at a cost of only Demarest, Day, ton tomorrow evening at 8:30 o'clock he himself offerei Ara Syd Afternoon. Shoee far to make one cents a day. Doctors specially rec- bring .assisted by Hoyt, Haswell, Joseph Girard, Tuesday Both artists will be Walk-Over go youthful by It. accompanied by ommend this new form of Nujol Estelle Collette in Saylor and Lloyd Ingraham. KREISLER, the world-famous "Show Boat'* 1 Marjorie Davis. shoes that conform to each curve of ones treatment for those suffering from "What Have You?" pRITZ making based on the fa Austrian violinist, will inaugurate rheumatic conditions. Cream of Alex Hyde will "I Am a Fugitive" at foot, insuring perfect foot comfort. There is no rea- bow- mous novel b; Mrs. Wilson-Greene's 1932-33 artists' "Step Lively Girls" Nujol lubricates laxative-dried wield a baton over Metropolitan Today. son for one to have shoes or suffer from foot and Edna Perber Coming to the Gayety. ill-fitting els, gives them new elasticity j his "Musical E. BURNS' best seller, "I course of afternoon concerts at Con- by Osca nOBERT trouble. i ectivity. so that poisonous wastes adapted Charmers." a group is the screen at- "CTEP LIVELY GIRLS." with Wanda Hammerstein. 2d Am a Fugitive" stitution Hall with a concert there next l*re thrown of! daily by natural per- of 12 attractive at Warner Bros.' de Von as guest star, will be at 1 traction today at 4:30 Mr. harm'ess 1 and the music i starting Tuesday afternoon o'clock. lstaltic action. The new girls Eniil Boreo, Theater. This is a tale the Gayety Theater all of next week, Jerome Kern Metropolitan Kreisler will be accompanied *t the Cream of Nujol treatment will ma':e by well known singer, the starting with the regular matinee Sun- of so man replete with thrills, including flight by Carl Lamson and his program as clockwork and will |y author Dixon piano dav. The boasts such clever you regular and Harland of a convict through swamps, pursued will include such of the violinist's company or I successful musica gems not interfere with your work your I* in a comedv-dance and blood- people as Red Marshall and Johnny 1 scores. Ur by armed guaro's baying art as Beethoven's exquisite "Kreutzer Moreover, it is delicious and Joseph com- Delores Dwan, Robert WOLF'S WALK-OVÉR4 nlay act called "Around the Town," of a with Crosby, Sisters, ban is hounds. the blowing up bridge Sonata," Viotti's "Concerto in A Minor," t*£Y to take. Get Cream of Nujrl Norma Ttrrlï. responsibl the bill. Others in "Hot Murray Leonard, Arthur Harrison. Joan 14 scene! plete stage dynamite and a baUle of prisoners, Ravel's "Piece en forme de Hattuiera" at any drug counte-.--Ad- fcr the I1 Lee the French chan- tHiight Saturday" besides Nancy Carroll. Cary with with "Fe de and Ann Meyers, dances were by Samm: armed exp'osives. guards and Debussy's fille aux ch&vrur 929 F St. N.W. veitisf ment. fnd the staged Grand and Scott are Ed- In sonette. The chorus is recruited from 1 Randolph equipped with rifles. Paul Muni, lin?" Kreisler will also ulay hi» own Lee. Lillian Bond. William Col- Broadway's best bets Matinees are to heade< I ward Woods. his first picture since "Scaxface," has arrangement of two Dvorak Slavonic The interesting cast is still be afternoon. lier, sr.; Jane Darwcll and Rita La Roy. the chara_«:r of Burns as as his own famous and given every Norma Terris, Helen Morgan. Evi the title role, dances well by Ph*' Ismpkin will conduct the or- himself. Others of in the Viennois" and "Liebes- Puck. Sammy White and Jules Bledsoe importance lovelv "Caprlre chestra in an overture as an added are Glenda Farrell, Helen Vinson. be obtained at Mrs. David McCrack^n has attended Custom Made Other notable players are William Kent cast freud." Seats may Tull- I ; feature. David Landau, Sally concert in rush for 8 Wigs and Toupee* Bertha Brlnr-re, Paul Keast, Anni Preston Foster, Wilson-Greene's bureau, School. Seskinore, Ireland, Advertisers Prefer The Star Noel Francis, Hale Hamilton, street or at without a W·»! Hart George Blackwood. A'lan Camp Blane, Droop's, 1300 G northwest, years missing day. Experienced at Low Prices "Three on a Match" and Willard Robertson. Denese, Jack Daley. Liuri Allen Jenkins b"l!. Dorothy Fridav at F.arle. ► ... |>1 is by H.»K f|«f Ml.flM Clairon, Robert Faricy. Francis X. Ma Opening The program completed specially R.»n»>'in T«unrr ri.»e»^r Thomas Gunn. 7! i BROS." Earle Theater. selected short-reel subjects which in- 50e nn ih»\ no«ti>aH After I honey. Evelyn Eaton. I1 \yARNER" elude the newest Merrie Melodv car- tllu«trat»d Calalom frrr. Writ? w Ca'l Ziegfeld glorified beauties and the fa starting Friday, will present "Thre? on a Match." with Joan Blon- toon, "Great Big Bunch of Ynu." and LOMBARD AND BAM8INA ; mus Jubilee Singers. ■ issue of the Paramount m MfMCOK ST.. ΙΛΝΝ During the local encaEement of Zieg dell. Warren Williams. Ann Dvorak and the latest feld "Show Boat" popular prices wil I Bette Davis, as the screen offering, and Scund News. which will mark the first an' 1 a stage program headed by stage. prevail, "Breach of Promise." entertainment to be of ■ screen and radio's favorite. Burns and only Ziegfeld With Chester Morn* at Rialto. ferèd here at reduced prices. Allrn. The engrossing storv of thrr girls, starting as classmates in th" \VITH Chester Morris as its star, "Man Against Woman," same school, and the varying fortune-, "Brcch of Promise" comes to the ^ΗΕΛΡΑΟΗ^ With .Jack Π"!' at Keith's. that cause their paths through life to Rialto Theater for the now week, be- intersect 10 later, is to'.d in a Friday, as the feature attrac- newest Jack Holt characterize years ginning 'J'HE 1 fascinating manner in the film feaiure. tion. This story sketch is by Rupert tien in "Man Against Woman, In addition to the "four stars," the cast Hughes, is directed by Paul Stein snd which comes to R-K-O Keith's oi ι includes Lyle Ta'bot. Gloria Shea. 111" supporting
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