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FAIACE Story by An- a Doz- Comedy to Make up His Aged Schoolmaster in Ada Brown Heads “Whoopee” at Bill at Strand New Garden Broadway Star Here With Eddie Cantor Cavorts Latest Group of Songs Through Entertaining Warner Brother*’ Strand starts the Talkie theater week oil to-nay with another great vaudeville and talking screen Ah Hie first screen musical com- leature program to-day, that brings edy to Adiich Florenz Zlegfeld gave another bevy of Broadway’* out- his own personal supervision and standing vaudeville artists to the Hkill stagecraft, “Whoopee1 which is Bruss City. showing at the New Garden thea- Headlining the bill is Ada Brown, ter tomorrow, Monday and Tues- co-star of the sensational Broadway day, according to the critics, does musical comedy hit "Brown Bud- full Justice to the reputation and dies” tliut closed Just recently si talents of the famous impresario. the Liberty theater. Adelaide Hall “Whoopee' Is very much a continu- and Bill Itobinson were fellow stars ation of Eddie Cantor's stage success with Miss Brown In this production that ran for two years at the New and she vied with them for honors. Amsterdam theater. New York, with In the press. Her manner of puttin'-; transcribed bodily the films, size across each song she sings Is unique its huge spectacles magnified in tech- and decidedly Individual. Her new and beauty with the magic of act wil make you applaud for nior. nicolor to give it reality. Samuel at Its conclusion. I Goldwyn, who produced the picture, The Le v claims that it Is the first perfect all- Ousting Campbells, JACK MULHALL w SALLY STARR 'FOR THE LOVE O’ UL* Cronin's marvels of the air, are also •A. COltIMBIA PICTURE color cinema extravaganza. on the bill and present a new and Yet despite Its mammoth size. difficult routine that will thrill those Strand Sal unlay, Sunday. Monday and Tui'sduy "Whoopee" is still the same intimate who watch front opening to closing comedy that, as "The Nervous in “The Last Command." the “The feat. This troupe origlnated»ln Wa- Wreck," wus one of the most amus- terbury many years ago and W'atcr- Anniversary Week I Patriot," un<j “The Way of All ing plays ever written. Zlegfeld bury always welcomes them home Flesh," and the woman who dazzled managed to retain the uproarious when thler bookings bring them this humor of the original when at Fox-Palace America overnight In “Morocco." are story way. he sat it on the great stage of the in a dramatic William Kdrnonds and company together superb pic- New Amsterdam, with music and act ture. “The Blue Angel" Is the drama have an excellent Hash entitled song and hundreds of beautiful girls. Emil and Marlene of a lie that tears a man’s soul to ''Aristocratic Nonsense" past masters Jannings Eddie Cantor remains the protag- pieces, of a girl with the face of an at the art of comedy and pantomime onist of the comedy. "Whoopee” Dietrich heajl Bill in angel—but that's a He, tool Always these clever entertainers never fall on the stage gave him a success playing the pick of the pictures from to please their audiences and their that even the phenomenal “The Blue Fox, Metro and Paramount, the Pal- surpessed comedy Is clean and original. Angel” record of his "Kid Hoots" and the ace selected "The Blue Angel" as a Lewis and Ames, the comedy kings many Zlegfeld "Follies” that he ■ ■■■■■■■■■* ,,, I 10iiiiI Jannings, the incomparable litling attraction for its ninth an- of vaudeville, have an excellent of- headed, its screen adaptation is Can- star of “Way of All Flesh" and "The niversary week program. The en- fering which they choose to ‘title tor's first talking picture.—also the Star of Last Command," in hla first all-talk- gagement of Kmil Jannlngs. talking QonakLQoiman. 'Ohe Deuil to Vau^ "They Know It All" and with a line occasion that Inaugurates the part- ing Paramount picture. "The Blue for the first time, and Marlene Die- Emil talks In “The Blue at At the Stale*. Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of clever comedy chatter keep the nership of producer Samuel Gold- .liiniiiiigs Angel.” Fox-Palace Sunday ol Angel" with beautiful Marlene Die- trich, in Paramount's "The Blue An- customers in constant howls wvn and impresario Florenz Zleg- trleh, head* the bin anniversary gel" is positively limited to four porting east. or intelligent direction. laughter. fe'ld. week program offered at the Fox- days only, ending Wednesday night. Colman in Duo credit must be given to pro- The .Modernistic uance raniasy Superb Poli Palace theater starting Sun- On the surrounding program is "The Hundreds of the world's most ducer Samuel but there crea- Goldwyn, presents new and novel dance — - ■■ ■■■■ ■ Just as Emil Jannings has Great Pants Mystery," starring beautiful girls, gathered from beau- .seems to be something in Colman’s tions in colorful form. A company day. FOX POM marvelous & marts of and Holly- The Devil to or thrilled millions with his Smith Dale: Armida in "While ty Broadway Pay’ ability, talent, genius if you will, of talented artists, who have mas- acting in so will tiis The Captain Waits,” and the latest wood by connoisseures no less than which makes his every role so fine, tered all the delicate Intricacies ot pantomime. voice startle you when you hear him issue of the Fox Movietone newsreel. Ziegfeld and Goldwyn themselves so perfectly satisfactory to every dance interpretation. State Theater Offers Great auditor. His for the first time in "The Blue On Thursday through Saturday comes augment the original stage cast, buoyant spirit, and The feature on the bill i- speak picture York critics raved a double feature headed Ethel Shut!a. the silver- distinct Hare for comedy seems to from Angel". The New big bill headed by by "For the Love o' Lil" adapted Chief Star in dominate iri a manner that welds to- over this picture. Emil Jannings Dorothy Mackalll and Joel McCree voiced tenor, Paul Gregory, Sophisticated the Liberty magazine cover and various that rises to new height* as the middle- in a Fox picture, "Once A Sinner;" Caupollcan, Spencer Chartres, the gether the elements go series J. i.eselie Thrasher. FAIACE story by An- a doz- Comedy to make up his aged schoolmaster in "The Blue and on the same bill. Jack Oakie in fair young Eleanor Hunt and the Pick of the Pictures recurring popular This feature has a tremendous fol- Always Showing; successes. gel”. while the silken stranger, Mar- a Paramount picture, "The Gang en others, Thornton Freeman di- from Metro and Paramount lowing because of its tremendously Fox, With direction that makes the The youthful Loretta Young. in lene Dietrich, who burst upon Amer- Buster”. rected the picture. human appeal. This same quality moat of a good story, sparkling dia- the sweetheart role, is particularly ica like a flash of lightning with has heen captured in the. film ver- logue, amusing situations, and a well attractive, playing up to Colrnan Gary Cooper in “Morocco." appears sion. who supporting cast, Konald t'olman with an ease that adds to her charm, as the fervently loving siren ANNIVERSARY WEEK The screen story deals with Un- rounds out a splendid entertainment as the other is the star of stars. Imagine Myrna Loy, woman, and of ensnares love. courtship marriage — — of giving one of the best portrayals capable and effective. Paul Cav- them all together! Emil Jannings, 1922 JANUARY 28 and Lil, an average young 1931 of his career in "The Devil To F'fty". anaugh fits our idea of a personable Handy Marlene Dietrich, and Josef von couple. Sandy, played by Elliott which opened at the Warner Itro- young Grand Duke. Frederick Sternberg, who directed "Morocco is a hard working lawyer thers State theater this afternoon. Kerr and David Torrence, as the Nugent, for Paramount. This unbeatable wins the fair Lil. portrayed The story, with the zip and go of respective fathers of the hero and who turned out a picture Starr, away combination has witty lines, concerns certain import- heroine, the finished by the charming Sally living dra- give perform- chief of with two of the. greatest ant episodes in the life of the Hon- ances to be from their from a crowd of admirers, drama expected Jack matic stars in a thundering orable Willie son of whom is Wyn, enacted by Hale, wayward experience. In lesser roles, Flor- of fervent love and mad hate. The J,ord Deeland. As played by lioriuld ence Britton and Forbes Mulhall. world EMIL Mary prove who rocked the picture so easily man Colman, he is presented as the kind more than adequate. Wyn does not give up — — of chap every rnan would like to be “The Devil To Pay is undoubt- After Sandy and Lil are married, STARTS TODAY in a whole gamut —and, too, perhaps, the sort that edly one of the best Colrnan latest departure to continue his cam- things roles. Incidentally, it lie proceeds AGAIN THE STATE BRINGS YOU ANOTHER woman would gladly choose. has done. of talkie abetted a any ever We heartily recom- remarkable total paign aided and by clever at out of scored for her the TALKING SCREEN Cay, and getting mend this current attraction at the since scheming show girl, interpreted by SMASH HIT, HERALD OF a devil with of twenty-one talking pictures, com- JANNINGS scrapes, women, happy- .State theater as splendid entertain- Livingston. Many MANY MORE her first, "Queen of the Night Margaret SOON TO FOLLOW! go-lucky in any situation, the role ment a brisk and ensue and matters almost sprightly example a had record for plications fits Colman as if made for Clubs." That's not Ronald of what might well lie emulated by a serious climax.
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