2 AMUSEMENTS, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 4, 1930—PART FOUR. AMUSEMENTS. Ethel's Great Tour. CTHEL BARRYMOIUS on Saturday, FOR A ONE-NIGHT STAND COMING ¦*-' May 10. in the Wilbur Theater. Bos- Photoplay Attractions ton, will complete her tour of the coun- ATTRACTIONS In Capital Theaters try in O. Martinez Sierra’s "The King- dom of God” and Lilli Hatvany’s “The Revival of "The Rivals" the Mutual Jan.” ductions; Henry B. Walthall, Ivan Love Duel,” which has been running NATIONAL—"Wooden Kimono.” by outstanding talent of RIALTO—"King of ’ continuously, Journeys Next Sunday Only at National. Players. wheel. They Include Hap Frejrer, i* Llnow and Cyril Chadwick. save for railroad National 'THE Rialto Theater, at Ninth and G Donahue and His Pal,” in a and unavoidable occurrences, since Oc- revival of Sheridan’* comedy, beyond the grasp of Charlie Goldie. Charles Robinson. Lrr • 4 atreeta. "Red Rivals," which Patel, Harry Ryan. Pierce. Babe is offering this week what la comedy of errors, are featured come- table 4, 1925. It Is probably the most "The a notable Imagination Is resorted to by Lola claimed to the most expensive 1 remarkable theatrical ever made, company, headed by Mrs. Fiske, Almond, Svd Burke. Charles Le Ro/ be dians in the Fanchon and Marco Idea, tour Author John Floyd In “Wooden composed motion picture ever made, the in Taps,” a sort of merry-go-round extending, es it will have done, over is now offering on a flying tour, Kimono,” which the National and Elsie Huff, with a chorus Paul Whiteman "Art 82 Vi weeks and travel of THEwill be presented for one per- of 20 beauties who sing, dance and act entertainment. Others are Rodney and involving TRICKERYPlayers will present this week, picture, "King of Gould, Knapp, McDonald, 14,236 miles. Miss Barrymore gave 335 formance only at the National Theater piece merry generally, adding much to the Earl Jean Al beginning tomorrow night. Tne show, Jazz," directed by and Hal. and Eddie Lewis, with Alexan- performances of "The Kingdom of God” next Sunday night, May 11. which presents any number of John Murray An- and 282 performances of "The Love It is a restoration of the play script Is of tlist pattern clever and situations. der Call am introducing as usual. The whore every char- laugh-papvoklng derson. The pro- and the Fox Movietone Duel,” a total of 617 performances. It virtually as Sheridan wrote it. and has 100 per Fox Orchestra been compiled by Harrison Grey Fiske acter Is believed duction is News will complete the program. has been estimated that the audiences until proved RYLAND DRAMATIC CLUB—Friday. technicolor numbered 800,000 people and she from. standard published versions and guilty cent over otherwise, and not 'THE Ryland Dram ad c Club, undav and has a roster of has appeared in most of the major from the prompt A EARLE—"The Light of Western Stars.” | the least of the au- the auspices of tiki Pairbrother- stage and screen cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific. books of various jrri, enjoyment «THE LIGHT OF WESTERN a to spent dience’s Russell Parent-Teacher Association, will stars that look 4 | I After vacation be off the celebrated actors ./’W* 7% like the original STARS,” Zane Grey’s great action coast of Florida in deep-sea fishing. It and managers who 1 comes from mak- present “The Surprise Plas'" in the Jef- romance, 1s featured at Warner Bros.’ ing deductions as ferson Junior High School Auditorium Holly wood and is announced. Miss Barrymore Intends did Broadway blue Earle Theater this week. It has been J ! to take the chief members of her com- to Just who Friday evening at S o’clock. a powerful outdoor what. books combined. adapted into pany to Julia Peterkln’s plantation In are "THE SURPRISE PLAlT—Friday. "King of Jazz” Western drama, with Richard Arlen at South Carolina to study the Oullah Ne- by the Players Club Mystery plays the hardest form of “THE Surprise Play” will Be presented Is described as a the head of a fine cast. groes around whom Miss Peterkin wrote A in This is the first Zane Grey has been Players a few years \ theatrical enter- I Friday evening at 8 o’clock the history of the produc- "Scarlet Sister Mary,” which de- Jefferson Junior High audi- origin of jazz, with tion to be made Into a talking picture, dramatized by Daniel A. Reed and In ago was based on 'MjBW tainment to | School with two great themes of love ven- Fall. vise, as every mo- torium by the Ryland Dramdtte Club. comedy, drama and I and which she will appear next This performance under the music Loss. geance. It moves rapidly from .climax tive must be “dou- is given colorful Jeanette rangement ble checked," and auspices of the Falrbrothea-Russell thrown In for good to climax and Is filled with thrills and was Parent-Teacher The outstanding number Is suspense. in Radio made by Francis the spectators’ at- Association. measure. s Stars Shorts. Having tention, while Bsmalne Callender. the dramatization of George Gershwin With Arlen in prominent roles are six Wilson. ik Blue." Other Mary Brian, Kohler, D ADIO PICTURES will release played with JefTer- riveted on one set famous "Rhapsody in Fred Regis Toomey. starring gently diverted Doing Way. demand attention are Harry Green, William Le Malre, George 2-reel comedies Karl Dane of characters, must be Things a New numbers that George Arthur, and six with his feeling that the "The Bridal Veil” and the "Bench in Chandler and Guy Oliver. and K. used that great ac- i to another, without has built up its story depart- sweep Louise Fazenda, according to recent tor’s author is Imposing on him. John Floyd pATHE staged with a The story concerns a young rancher adaptation, * . the Park,” both announcement. Jame T Fower*. masterly piece of ment by signing more than a score of imagination and creative genius. who sought out the slayer of his best but restored much has encompassed a and, many "Exhibitors have indicated their will- that Jefferson had eliminated. Mr. mystery writing in this play while of screen writers and playwrights, and Whiteman’s Band is heard in friend and brought him to Justice, at of number of grisly and compelling numbers, with the same time winning the love of the ingness to meet the enlarged cost Fiske has reclaimed even more of the he has contrived a further announces that an entirely new beautiful directing. At the killer’s better short features with stars who original. sequences, he has not been forgetful the famous Paul himself sister of victim In a decid- definite box-office draw,” of any play, which method of handling all story material 10 big new song hits are intro- edly unusual romance. A stampede of have a says; As originally performed at Covent of the first function least Park, the Radio authority, “and it is on this 1 Garden in play contained Is to Thus, while maintain- has been evolved. duced, including "Bench In the wild horses Is one of the many big signing 1775, the entertain. injected enough Happened in features, and there are fights account that we are justified In twice as much as has been ing suspense he has The new plan runs as follows; "My Bridal Veil” "It galore, stars.” This marks the first step material the piece almost The story or play is first turned over Monterey," "Happy Peet," "My Raga- with not a little cowboy comedy. these used in later productions, and the role broad humor to make of the Dawn, Also on the Earle bill will be toward the elimination of that view- of Julia was the leading feminine role. farcical to an experienced narrative writer, who muffin Romeo,” “Song Vita- point regarded company being a approxi- Things for You,’ "Music phone varieties, the Earle Orchestra which has hitherto the ' 'w It was considered of such importance, The talents of the are prepares treatment of it in "I Like to Do short feature as a mere filler for the indeed, make “Wooden Kimono” the mately 2,000 words. This treatment is Has Charms” and “My Lover.” and the Pathe Newsreel and The Eve- that at one time it was played enlisted to ning Newsreel, program, to be made as cheaply as by Mrs. Siddons. The great English mystery hit of the season. then turned over to a playwright and Stars in this great spectacle are John Star-Universal with a picture writer, Loss, Stanley Smith, Graham McNamee newscasting for possible. tragedian, William C. Macready, once motion scenario who Boles, Jeanette the work together in preparing the Billie Kent, Mema Kennedy, Grace latter. appeared as Faulkland. POLl’S—"Abie’s Irish Rose.” Crawford, the Sisters It is interesting to note that on the with scenarion. Kathryn ¦ - - laughter, an Hayes, production play A WEEK of hilarious When they are satisfied with their O, Norman, Charles Irwin, Brox COLUMBIA—“The Divorcee.” first of the before the ** Al Opens His Park favorite, Is announced for Poll’s job the director and the narrative writer Sisters, Jeanie Lang, the Rythm Boys, public, with which highly sentimental old XTORMA SHEARER in “The Divorcee,” BETTY LINLEY AND PEDRO DE CORDOBA plays were preferred, Faulkland and evening are called in, and the four work out a Hollywood Beauties, Paul Howard, a story Theater beginning this when the Jaques of ex-wives and ex-hus- In “The Rivals,” coming to the Nathmal Theater for one night, Sunday, May 11. Julia were enthusiastically approved, script which must satisfy the director. George Chiles, Prank Leslie. bands, is the screen attraction at Loew’s Anne Nichols’ famous “Abie's Irish This scenario is then turned over to Wilbur Hall, John Pulton, Nell The company is headed by Mrs. Flake. while the character of Mrs. Malaprop, Cartier, Columbia this week. It Is a Metro- Sheridan’s misguided disciple of culture, Rose” will make Its bow to old and new an exp:rt motion picture technician, O’Day, the Russell Market Dancers Goldwyn-Mayer picture with a trio of was condemned as a caricature. friends. For this revival most of the whose job it is to see that the picture and George Gershwin- stars in the support of Miss Shearer— original New York com- will not run too long or too short and is prefaced by the In America Mrs. Malaprop is af- members of the The production Chester Morris, Conrad Nagel and Rob- John pany have been assembled for their old that no scene or bit of action is impos- first cartoon In colors, de- Stage and Screen Attractions This Week fectionately associated with Mrs. animated ert Montgomery. Drew. And in the current production roles, including players who played sible to film as it is written. picting In delicious comedy the humor- The story revolves about Jerry, the comedian, historic parts at the Republic Is the box office to be ignored? of the origin of jazz. NATIONAL—"Wooden Kimono,” by National Players. Tomor- James T. Powers, the famous their ist’s idea modem daughter of a physician, who I I will be the Bob Acres. Theater for five and a half years. A special Mother’s day featurette and a young newspaper row evening. Newspaper marries Ted, man, They are Alfred White as Solomon The Evening Star-Universal and on their wedding anniversary finds POLl’S—“Abie’s Irish Rose,” comedy. This evening. Levy, Ida Kramer as Mrs. Isaac Cohen, Washington Choral Newsreel, together with numbers by the "Salt Water” Festival her husband has been unfaithful. She Follies,” burlesque. This afternoon and Next at the Harry Bradley as Father Whalen, Jack Frederick Alexander, Conductor Rialto Orchestra complete the bill. therefore to the game OAYETY—"MutuaI National. Festival Chorus of ISO Volet* determines play 10 H figs evening. names to conjure with In the Berter as Rabbi Jacob Samuels, to- the man’s way. A divorce follows, and TWO gether with Harry Mark Stewart, who MAY10,5 P.M. METROPOLITAN—“HoId Everything.” she makes good her threats. After wild RIALTO—“The King of Jazz.” This afternoon and evening. consideration of fine entertainment Cohen for a time with the EVERYTHING,” Isaac Program PALESTRINA. "Adoramus TOT-P described escapades and a dramatic scene they Everything.” and are those of John Golden, producer, and Stayedfew York company and later with the Te”; GRETCHANINOV, “Only Begotten 11 sensa- "ii METROPOLITAN—“HoId This afternoon Son”; TSCHENOKOV. “Thief on, the ag comedy knockout are ultimately reunited. special company; Charles W. • "the evening, Frank Craven, actor-author. This pair London Cross”: LVOVSKY. Gospodt Pomilus 1'; tion of the year,” opened at Warner Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, in an Ritchie, who played Patrick Murphy GOUNOD, “Babylon’s Ware.” PUBLIC Bros.’ Metropolitan Theater Friday, M.-G.-M. talking comedy, "Men o’ PALACE—“Young Eagles.” This afternoon and evening. is responsible for "Salt Water," which with the original company and after- INVITED. with Winnie Lightner and Joe E. War,” the Hearst Metrotone News, the National Players will offer next ward with the London company; Wil- of fun- and FOX—"Temple Tower.” frhis afternoon and evening. Brown leading a brilliant cast shorts the Columbia Orchestra week, beginning May 12. This will be liam McFadden, who played Abie Levy "It AU Bat Breatkeu" makers. This is a Warner Bros.’ Vita- complete the program. EARLE—"The Light of Western Stars.” This afternoon and with the Chicago and Detroit com- filmed entirely in the fifth play offered by the Players Robinson, the phone production, evening. Washington. panies; Kathleen Rose- “with 100 laughs a minute R-K-O KElTH—“lngagi.” for the first time in mary Murphy of the Boston company. • technicolor. COLUMBIA—"The Divorcee.” This afternoon and evening. The characters in “Salt • ¦d a dozen new song hits.” 'THE management of R-K-O Keith’s, principal Altogether a galaxy of veteran “Able” the Broadway show by KElTH’S—"lngagi.” evening. Water” are John and Pansy Horner, a UAU Adapted This and A from 1 R-K-O afternoon McGowan, being unable to accommodate the I youthful pair dwelling in a Snag Harbor players. G. De Sylva and John it crowds desiring to see "Ingagi,’’ the LlTTLE—“Damaged afternoon evening. No need to remind playgoers of the presentss. thrilling, fast and funny Souls.” This and cottage bequeathed to John by his laughter a spectacular African picture, will hold of long story, Its wholesome and few ¦¦¦ mm mm ¦ realism startles training camp and prize father. John is the last a age-old RAIIAtSftat. story of the it over for a second week. It is an tears, in smoothing away an- the beholder. On exhibition 1* a. comedy is strongly fea- line of hardy seamen, and all his life happiness for to 10 p. m. at 1411 O X. W. ring. As the amazing record of the expedition of 53 ' ,v ’ - 1 tagonisms and winning St. the principal romance is that be- he has wanted to carry on the Horner Admission tSo tured, the safari headed by Sir Hubert Win- traditions on the briny deep. Picture all concerned. tween Mr. Brown, as a dub preliminary Daniel into the Light- stead and Capt. Swayne his dismay when the best he can do is fighter, and the volatile Miss Belgian Congo, and to the great moun- IN “SONG OF THE FLAME” GAYETY—"MutuaI Follies.’* The secondary romance involves to become a butcher boy on an Albany ner. tains known as Mlkeno, Karisimbi and incongruous 'THIS week's attraction at the Gayety Georges Carpentier, cast as a contender boat. This achievement is GAYETY THEATER heavyweight championship, and Visoke, on the slopes of which live the only a part of the story, the central Theater Is described as a “wow” In for the giant anthropoids, gorillas that seem theme concerning the shoals that the the way of entertainment. "Mutual Sally O’Neill. Also in the cast are Bert nearer human than any other living “MUTUAL FOLLIES” Revier, Jack Curtis, marital bark brushes against because of Follies” is its title, and it Is said to Roach, Dorothy beast. LEONARD B. SCHLOSS, vigorous temperament, and also have more stars than a Broadway Caat Tony Stabenau and others. V* Pansy’s AllStar the events Startling features In this picture Who for many years has been connected because her shrewd business sense, revue. These particular burlesque stars The story has to do with sponsored by Congo Pictures, Ltd., In- with outdoor entertainment romantic were gathered from other vehicles on Beauty leading up to the championship fight, around the which counterbalances John’s Prize Chorus made prevent the clude the discovery of creatures appar- District of Columbia. His Glen Echo yearning to be a great, big sailor man. the Mutual Circuit, and represent the and tne efforts to ently half human, half ape, also a tribe is opening for the 1930 had of four contender from winning the match. It season. “Salt Water" a run succeed laughs of natives, scarcely as Intelligent as the months in New York under John Gold- ends happily, but thrills apes, who each year after an elaborate This will be its lint so rapidly during the unfolding of-the en’s auspices. In celebration which Is hideously weird, Joyce and a Slave Bracelet. presentation in Washington. plot that the outcome Is always sacrlfloe one of Its women to the 'TEDDY JOYCE, whose return as "M. | Matinees Thursday and Saturday doubt. 5 gorillas. «•- POLI'S-TONIGHT 4 Night’s I “Midsummer Dream” respects C.” (master of ceremonies) at the “Young Eaglet.” In other “Ingagi” Indicates at the American University. REVIVAL AND FAREWELL TOUR PALACE— clearly that the expedition had more Palace Theater is ruffling the romantic (“BUDDY”) ROGERS Ina emotions of the Spring buds, once upon AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Will prc- pHARLES than the usual share of adventures with “Midsummer Night’s Dream” gky romance, “Young Eagles,” Is wild animals, including encounters with a time was a bat boy for the Detroit sent attraction at Loew’s Palace elephants, rhinos, leopards lions, Tigers. Whether or not he regrets as its annual Shakespearean production the screen and May 16, gymnasium ttu week. This Paramount production as well as an Immense python measur- having climbed the ladder of fame to on Friday, in the directed by William Wellman, the ing 65 feet in length. The picture Is tire extent that he has to do most of auditorium on the campus, with a cast was . r . ¦'* players under the direc- maker of ‘*Wlngs,'’ and is said to sur- supplied with sound effects, giving the his work Indoors instead of on the ball f ¦/ nSB uHe of 50 student pass the latter. Jean Arthur and Paul Jungle voice at last upon the screen. field on these balmy days may be some- tion of Will Hutchins, professor of art. . preparation for the show, the p.ipear In the supporting cast William J. Campbell assembled and thing at a question. In falls At dny rate, bat boy this dancing, dramatic club of the school has been x-icut. Banks, on leave In Paris, edited the film brought back from Midwinter and is la love with Mary Gordon and they Africa. singing, violin playing young Juvenile in rehearsal since part pledged each to the other. On his Auxiliary short sound reels and once was. It wasn’t, however, in that being groomed to present what Prof. particular expects will be the best in- next visit, when the young officer brings Freddy Clark and his R-K-Ollans round field that he won a certain Hutchins la a German ace he has shot down, the out the program. slave bracelet which now dangles from terpretation of Shakespeare yet given Banks his wrist, but from a young lady closely in the series of annual dramas from the girl acts in a manner to cause the of Avon. to think she is a German spy. Later, Souls.” associated with Hollywood. Teddy did pen of Bard LlTTLE—"Damaged such a good introducing her from “A rollicking comedy of lyrical beau- with her aid. his charge escapes. He Little Theater announces that job goes welcoming TPHE the stage in Baltimore and Brooklyn ty" is the characterization which Prof. back to the front death. 1 Public Pictures’ He gets his enemy again, however, but Welfare produc- that Dolores Del Rio couldn’t help Hutchins gives to this popular produc- tion, "Damaged Souls,” which has been honoring him with the bracelet token. tion. The stage settings will be sim- is himself shot down. It Is then he attracting large ple, learns that the girl Is a clever Ameri- patronage to that house the tempo of the show being speed- they during the past week, when its exhibi- ed by elimination of elaborate scenery. WITH THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST can spy, and after the Armistice PLATED TIIE are married. tion was restricted to women only, will Teaching the Tongues. The stage, however, will be equipped THAT SVi TEARS AT KEPt’HLIC THEATER Teddy Joyce, “America’s popular Joy be continued this week, with exhibitions with much new paraphernalia, espe- ALFRED IDA HARRY JACK exclusively to T OOKING ahead to productions in cially in lighting facilities. The large WHITE KRAMER BRADLEY BERTEN boy,” acts as master of ceremonies for limited men. •L' languages, Warner Brothers In addition to a melodramatic story, foreign mmm-, cast will be elaborately costumed. H. CHAR. W. WILLIAM the Loew presentation “All Aboard,” and the First National Picture Corpor- Say,' % HARRT KATIIKRINH which was originally produced at the in which Corliss Palmer, the screen STEWART ROBINSON RITCHIE McFADDEN beauty, is starred, there are shown also ation have joined in the establishment Another “Follies’* fianltol Theater, New York. It features of a Vitaphone School of Languages, to NOT A MOTION PICTURE Beed and Austin, laugh makers; four reels designed for male audiences Coming to the Gayety. Four only. ' train actors and actresses for foreign &nperors of Harmony, famous jubilee language A NOTHER and a new “Follies" show SPECIAL PRICES g™ 50c, 75c, SI.OO pictures, teaching them ; ** singers; Josephine Davis, stuttering chiefly pronunciation and the proper i will be presented at the Gayety comedienne, and a ballet of Chester accentuation of words and sentences, j next week, which continues the policy Hale girls. The Hearst Metrotone News, Athens Inspired Doug. Four instructors have been engaged, of drawing on shows In various parts Charley Chase in the M-G-M talking Hugo Worburg j of the country for outstanding players, FAIRBANKS has definitely Prof. for Instruction in comedy, “Crazy Feet”; Charles Galge TJOUGLAB German, Prof. Raymond Marsac for in- so that as the show is changed each at the organ and the Palace Orchestra abandoned the idea of filming a struction in French, Prof. Diego Her- week. so. too, new faces are to be seen make up the remainder of the program. California- gold rush story with the rera to teach Spanish and Prof. Pietro and new talent, with new personalities, character of Murietta as protagonist. Italian. The school will scamper across the footlights. He is considering Bozzenelli to teach FOX—“Temple Tower.” several other tales, will be housed temporarily in the new Among the players enlisted for next TO | modem ones among them. will Goldie, s“T I FOR Fox Theater for the current week Music Arts Building, which is nearing week be Hap Freyer, Charlie 'THE Mr. Fatrmanks, it appears, hopes, one completion on the First National studio Charles Robinson, Lew Petel, Harry Is endeavoring to determine just of these fine days, to make a picture lot. Ryan, Lola Pierce, Babe Almond, Byd PROVIDE RECREATION how good its patrons are at guessing against a background ofancient Athens, Roy j YOU The founding of the school, it is Burke, Charles Le and Elsie Huff, things. The question is being asked, and glorifying the Olympiad. In his stated, paves the way for a radical de- ALEXANDER GRAY AND BERNICE CLAIRE with a large chorus of expert singers J from the screen, of course, “Who is the story of his recent trip around the parture to be made when the actors In a scene from “The Song of the Flame,” a First National picture, scheduled and dancers. Originality in scenery and FREE I masked stranger in ‘Temple Tower,’ the world Mr. Fairbanks wrote: are qualified to warrant it. for showing at the Esrle during the week of May 9. lighting effects will be featured. ADMISSION new feature?” “I had arrived in Athens with the and actresses Taken from the latest H. C. McNelle keenest anticipation, because Ihad seri- story, "Temple Tower” introduces a ously considered making a picture with LBS new "Bulldog Drummond” in the per- the Athens of antiquity as a back- ECHO son of Kenneth MacKenna, remem- ground. From the standpoint of physi- Cl! AMUSEMENT PARK | bered for his recent portrayal of Burke cal development alone, ancient Greece In “Men Without Women.” contributed so much to the world that WILL BE "Temple Tower” melo- |j READY TO RECEIVE YOU is a mystery I hoped to set forth the Ideas of its NATIONAL "£*~| drama. Its direction was intrusted to early culture in a story dealing with the IVMATS. WED. & SAT., 35c, 50c, a Donald Gallaher, who brought the “Go- athletic triumphs of its youth. Fox J 75c nd° Week rilla” to the spoken stage. “Ihope I may still be able to do this, Mr. MacKenna's support will include as It is a field that has been neglected ' f. E. COCHRAN AND CLIFFORD BROOKE OFFER Day, many pro- by picture producers.” L ug NATIONAL SAT., Maroellne star of Fox motion THEATRE PLAYERS ia MAY10 4 cs!ii,>,, AND PRESENT ITS MORE Thrills! THAN FIFTY OLDER POPULAR H Sill ATTRACTIONS BROUGHT UP-TO-DATE L.J AND IN ADDITION THERETO - A New ov£2 WEEK temple! « TO ACCOMMODATE RECORD BREAKING CROWDS TOWER' * with Gasps of horror, gala of laughter. Worth the attention of all who ! KENNETH Mac KEN NA i* enjoy mystery plays. —Now York Times. as Drummond ".The Wooden Kimono” ft so packed with excitement that you may Bulldog wonder why it doesn't explode. But, bless you, that’s just what it doesl —New York World. In H. C. McNeile's latest novel NEXT •** MARCELINE DAY HENRY B. WATHALL WEEK. BEO. MONDAY. MAY I*. SEATS SELLING. Ferris Wheel iGORILL Al Ivan Linow Cyril Chadwick , "C-PGqr. \jCy*src7s*LAUGW£D NY. AUDIENCES OUT OF OF THE LARGEST AND FINEST MAKE IN6AGI rum SEATS FOR A SOUD YEAR- ‘Tit tbe laughing, screaming, (V CT A startling adventures of a maid, ONE ONLY—SUN., 11th ALSO G A and a very beautiful maid ska NIGHT MAY i is; a man and a monty~mad —SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW— Prismatic Electric Fountain Fanehon * V/*v tnobl Jr Ns. by THESE PLAYERSt FREE DISPLAYS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT Marco'a i directed MRS. FISKE, JAMES j, POWERS, ANDREW MACK. FEDRO DE CORDOBA, Don,ld *®l“ fSSrSP* MARGERY MAIDE, JOHN CRAId, GEORGETTE COHAN, [/ “ART IN TAPS” \ BETTY LINLEV, GEORGE TAWDE. EDWARD POWELL, DANN MALLOY. “Entirely New Hereabouts” \\ > A Pox Astounding l fe.turin. ... Movietone Film / • AU-Tal2na Melodrama Will Appear in a Brilliant Revival of RED DONAHUE \\Vi I McWilliams* Ever Screened ¦—eeertare and PAL f-* „ ORCHESTRA OF ELEVEN In a Corned? of Errors L Festival at SaffaT “THE RIVALS” TS Orch., $3.00; Bal., S2.SO, *2.00 and 91.50; 2d Bal., sl-00 WAS Rodney A Could | ~ m . , DARWIN Earl Rmnon Riweky-Konkow e Jeon McDonald ~\ “Sckekerez.de" Suite Arewa A Wills f FOX GRAND |1 • SB amS A SAFARI, HEADED BY SIR HUBERT WINSTEAD *‘*lW “j ORCHESTRA RUTH ST. DENIS Rldii Lewis (1 and THE DANCERS AND CAPT. DANIEL SWAYNE DISCOVER A COL- THE SUNKIST BEAUTIES DENISHAWN and tha Elnalna Master | conductor ONY IN AFRICA WHICH EVERY YEAR GIVES of — frjl mM Y b| 11 r jWy Ceremonies I) m~ 1 , THURSDAY, MAY 15—4:30 WOMAN TO ALEXANDER A THE GORILLAS AND MAKE THIS CALLAM . |j &£ttr'tS3P STARTLING CONTRIBUTION TO THE SCREEN. tr—J—I > ti