rith such agonizing results—a color __AMUSEMENTS._ ‘r lcture will seem the only possible a Wife’ Color Film Gives hlng And, In like ratio, a venture Takes Beauty a to white will have the lie Farmer In “The of Innocence” j black and Age une effect on us as a silent movie Ann New Zest i iow does. Season at National Of Harding We remember how we all felt about Opens t he first talkies. Dr. Kalmus agrees rlth me that injudicious use of color Canal Life Shows Walter Wanger Production Foreshadows Prob- i las crippled some of the Initial ven- Very Pie asing Play of Erie ures In this medium. The next two able Day When There'll Be no More r aen to apply color—Robert Edmond Unusual Attention to Detail and Keen ones and Walter Wanger—have, Dr. Black and White Pictures. i Calm us feels, ideal artistic flair for a Drawing of Characters. 1 enture in this new and difficult me- < lium. BY MOLUE MERRICK. < Copyright. 1934, by North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.). BY E. de S. MELCHER. Calif., October 9.—From time to time the went last at the National on, or curtain up night cinema industry has suffered color invasion, but with each Fay Wray Asks Final Papers. rather in the vicinity of the Erie Canal (pronounced succeeding development of this angle of picture making it LOS ANGELES, October 9 <&).— “canawl”). In a corner of Hennessy’s Hotel at Rome, N. Y., HOLLYWOOD,has seemed to me that the hopelessness of perfecting such middle 1850s a lady” was having two teeth !anadlan-born Fay Wray, movie ac- THEin the “fancy a thing became increasingly apparent. ress wife of John Monk Saunders, removed by Herb.Williams. In the foreground Gammy Hennessy When Walter told me that one of his first ventures In Wanger ; ilm writer, yesterday applied for (Kate was grousing away with Molly Larkins, who cooked the field would be “The Peacock an all-color Mayhew) production Feather,” f nal American citizenship papers. for Sam Weaver. Through the much-opened door streamed picture with Ann Harding for the star, I was convinced that he of warm-hearted ruffians their to the swarms beating way bar, was making a mistake. the that was to be from “I’ve in we and singing, later, song changed Despite tne iact mat wanger f lovea tne rneater. saw me _AMUSEMENTS. _ Been Working on the Levee” to "I’ve Been Working on the Rail- called my attention to our sensitivity ! f rst use of mood lights in “La road.” "Canawl” workers, all of them, they dreamed their dreams to color when we see it on the screen | C Ucuracha," but since that nim the NATIONAL I S3 on that body of water which opened up a new world for thou- and not when we look at. the world 11 gilts themselves have been Improved, | and which in the end was to be outdone by a railroad about us, this being due to our estab- I >r. Kalmus tells me, 100 per cent. Nights. 35e to $2.75; Wed. Mat 55* sands, to $1.65; Sat. Mat.. 55e to *2.2* to faster than four miles an hour. ilshed habit of the black and white g which had the temerity go Bhots of the sea around Carmel and motion remembrance of _ MAX CORDON m- mauer were picture, my n Out or the Erie uanai waiter way Margaret namutun, * ebble Beach are so the color ventures of left i unbelievably munds his novel. "Rome Haul.” in actress of great worth; past years dug Ralph Riggs, eautiful that you realize Dr. Kalmus’ IvuajlhZ*. Frank B. Elser jibbs Penrose and old Kate me negative about the entire project.; Around that novel good £ intention—“Give us subtle beauty of that When the to New wrote a play. And out of play ifayhew. play gets That was before I saw’ the color c oloring and we will photograph it 1 "The Fanner of fork the who j Marc Connelly, whose knowledge 18-year-old young lady tests of Ann Harding. I had been v 1th absolute verity; but give us hid- the theater allows him to wander into ilayed 8-year-old Della so nicely last told previously that such was this e dus brash colors (and how we have fi Takes a Wife" fashioned “The will be an unknown fields, has light replaced by 8-year- star’s enthusiasm over the results o' I f night to keep away from this in color A NEW COMEOY »Y last >ld Della. Farmer Takes a Wife.” Presented experiments in this newest medium ; s -quenees without success) and we FRANK 8. ELSER amt as the season's first play at the The sets, the cake, the old camera, night she had agreed to make a picture for 11 lust necessarily catch the precise col- MARC CONNELLY National before a large and continu* he moo-like sounds of the “canawl,” Wanger on a percentage basis, with o ring that is there in the scene be- | attentive audience, it seemed des- he costumes and Della’s ally pantalets the only requirement a demand that f ne us.” Next Week Mon. dif- also Bey. tined to thrive by virtue of its ire grand. This is most | it be made in color film. the interesting angle, HENRY HAMMOND. rreoenta ference, its color, its nostalgia for an- INC., Since Walter Wanger is one of the t j me, in the entire story of color. It ^ of a other day, and its story young most intelligent and thoroughly in- i in’t all up to the color camera. Much a woman OPERA SEASON OPENS man who persuaded young formed men in the creative end of o f it is up to the scene and costume I FRED STONE on a farm could be quite as ln that love this Industry today and Ann Harding c esigner. Lighting comes next, and 1 as love on a "canawl.” satisfactory St. Louis Hears Bori and Chamlee Comes under the head of “brains,” -most remarkable of all—Tile dual “JAYHAtfKER” GAYETY-BURLESK * * * * despite the fact that she is the most c amera method by which the new SINCLAIR LEWIS in Puccini's “La Rondine.’’ By Thu Week beautiful c Dior Is shot allows the to The distinguishing mark of this new woman in pictures, there producer and LLOYD LEWIS ST. LOUIS, October 9 seemed to be a catch somewhere. * stain the best takes both of color and play is its shrewdness of detail. It is (/P).—St, With Walter C. Kelly Foster and Kramers o f sound where heretofore a the little things that stand out rather Louis’ grand opera company opened All doubts as to the effectiveness of producer Nlghtn. 55« to 12.75: Wed. Mat.. SSa this latest color 1 as had to hit in between and com- to SI.65; Sat. Mat.. 55c to S't.'.'O nocL Show than the big. No character is larger development of and Big ;he Nation’s season last night in the romise with methods. than the play. Each little situation color-lighting are removed with the E half-way p music hall of the New Au- dovetails into the next with as nice a Municipal first glimpse of Harding. The new Walter Wanger believes a day will Coming—Billy Arlington catches the subtle c Dme when no more black and white flow as you could wish. And if noth- ditorium, with Lucrezia Bori and Mario process gradations THE PROGRAM of her delicate tones. The ash blond P ictures will be made. When the au- MOn^UNUiUAL CVElT ing very much seems to happen it is Chamlee in the principal roles of because the authors have chosen to Puccini’s “La Rondine.” of her wonderful hair—a pale beauty £ lence is no longer color conscious, so f ir as screen stick to the printed truth and to pic- The performance, with Gennaro Papl of eye that is seldom seen and con- the is concerned—and 1 iow voice conscious we were at ture the “canawl" in the full stream conducting, was the first of a group sidered practically impossible to cap- first, when the early this month ture with camera—skin tones that of its small time glory, yf eight being presented BENNETT Ferf morning dew found the boat captains yy the company, It followed a re- give you the actual beauty of Ann ISS5S22KWMHMMM ACADEMY s«uniRPhou>Uf lurching home through their alcoholic rival of grand opera here last April Harding, as you see her in the flesh, 4W«/MARt HALL E. Lawrence Phillips' Theatre Beautiful M MICHAEL ARLENS GENE RAYMOND. women of that in a that no black and JOAN CRAWFORD. fogs, and the young f when the auditorium building was perfection "SADIE MrKEE region were going to cook for their 5rst used by the public. wlute ever could do. _ OUTCAST lady: tCUTOM CLARENDON. VA. lords and masters. -» ■ ■ Robert Edmond AonlUN LEW AYRES. ALICE FAYS. authors Jones pioneered the NT Perhaps, at the moment, the SUPREME f NTf "SHE LEARNED ABOUT BAILORS field with “La Cucuracha” in this JTAIKMI have not reached out and grabbed all Util Ac N. C. An. 8.E. COLUMBO LETTERS GIVEN latest color process. Dr. who SMUT I CADAI IMA the drama that there is at hand. At Kalmus, MICHEL FOKlNEl LAKULInA Double Feature for many years has a "NOW I LL TELL" and "THE nOHTINO the finale of the play you have a brought great RAVEL'S I October 9 brain and an "BOLERO^ ROOKIE"_ that the advent of LOS ANGELES, (£>).— equally great judgment ■ IGOR. I sneaking suspicion LES SYLPHIOK’PRINCE non C -ios Pa. An- Pk. WE. oosl 'IS should in the to the application of color in pic- HB| UKU.t the railroad in that country Letters of administration Chuim c»>u*u*ufZ»i fuMf* Mat. TuM.. lillt.. Mu JUi to me that the PYUS ADAMS | RONALD have been made more of—that the tures, explains crea- COLMAN LORETTA YQCNO la estate of Russ Columbo, movie crooner ■BULLDOG tion of “mood which will MARVELITE I DRUMMED ItIIKII arrows which point to what eventually lights," BACK Todd-Kelly Obmady. -ecently killed by an accidental shot throw on the scene varying tones to No Better Paint Sold became the swansong of that canal Drying Lower Prices were ivick VUIT1DAIV1UI1 [ yf an antique dueling pistol, emphasize the emotional content of ■ rrmaornt Pure White BXNO CROSBY and have not been pointed enough. If you Colors hand granted by the Superior Court here the scene, will be used with new NA. 8901 1119 9th 8t. MIRIAM HOPKINS la SHI LOW Ml bend your ears to the task at j the N.W._ to his brother John. The _NOT Screen Souvenir___ will hear the distant hoot of the yesterday process very much as lighting is em- you insurance which and realize the that estate, exclusive of FAIR LAWN r>IArfA°°WY7?TARI>'^ln engines pathos ■•ONE MORE are was in tf vo*- of his mother, is valued comes of change. But if you RIVER."_ we it less tha.. $5,000. merely star-gazing at this play, PRINCESS wonder if you will catch the full sig- -« RAMON NOVARRO In LADOHUfO BOY " OOKS ANN SOTHERN In -TKg KlSj7 CRT* of its warm and purposeful nificance Screen Actress Weds. IRENE DUNNE, We have them Blank. ... a great stock Wednesday Special *«44 Gearria tn CCfO message. JC.W Sliver Sprlad, Md. * * * * HOLLYWOOD, October 9 (.4*1.— R-K-0 Keith’s on in the film version of Edith at Popular Prices Is coming to Friday Double Feature. Ernest Toigler, a friend of Barbara * brief of Wharton's popular novel, “The Age of Innocence.” John Boles plays “HALF A SINNER Through this chronicling screen actress, and Pritchie, young E. Morrison Co. DINNER JOEL McCREA. 8ALLY BLANE. and women on the canal Dunne. Paper rough men J. Ross Clark, 2d, socially prominent opposite Miss food of a 1009 Pa. NA. 2945 “LET’S TRY AGAIN* goes the gentler story young he Los Angeles broker, said yesterday j Are._Phone J DIANA WYNYARD. CLIVE BROOK. and a girl—a girl whose man young had received a telephone call from in life comes in cooking | Constance Talmadge in Hospital greatest joy Clark that the couple had married U. S. DEFENDS ACCUSED Little Neck STANTON and whose ideal man must be able I Cold E^,r.nCdSE**ulpV..t and were honeymooning in New York. HOLLYWOOD, October 9 (CARY GRANT in in said she will be Hich Cash Price* Paid Coles ia.^ little love story, played so well der While Aiding Agents surgeon probably naise Potatoes, “KISS AND MAKE ing for old or Beer. UP,” becomes able to leave the in a few your gold, Tea, Coffee At tt and * 45 PM. by the principals that it Raid on Still. hospital Also the jewelry of every IRENE DUNNE and RALPH BELLAMY la probably more of the play than days. She Is the wife of Townsend Press. description, bridge- “THIS MAX IS MINE." authors intended. By the Associated Netcher. |y,wr, work. silver. No 7:10 and 9:45 P June Walker and Henry Fonda are ATLANTA, October 9.—A murder _At M_ al- matter how old or TAVTIMA 4th and Bntternnt Bta. for this. The former, Court serv- 1 AflUITlA Ne Parking Trouble. responsible case, which started in Federal of Now Every- JSv£yii strikes dilapidated any tv ways an attractive actress, _ Ibini MARION DAVIES and GARY COOPER in here has the Government the articles might be, you ini Oysters Drink with more fire than she ever has struck yesterday, foregoing “OPERATOR 13." be at the cash in Style before and turns the play around her defending the accused and the State will greatly surprised Any S""*1"* WYNNE GIBSON In i with a grace. And Mr. de- prices paid you by— \ “I GIVE MY LOVE.” fingers pretty acting in the role of prosecutor, Ot M'U-E j ”fcV Fonda deserves great praise for his trial is that the being __ spite the fact i _ li^i honest and at the same time subtle 'Trni itRT held with a District Court judge and LUNCHEONS SCHNEIDER'S H \ 1 3 HIPPODROME Double Feature 1 of a young man who was 35* SHAH Air-Cooled Restaurant OAVlB^^aul^ aJ LUPE VELEZ. "STRICTLY DYNA- playing jury. &-SHAH 'TZs&O'zA V*’'-C0XO \ \ smart to realize that his farm DINNERS.... 55* MITE ALL MEN ARE ENEMIES enough Fred Pierce is charged with slaying 427 11th St. N.W. ■‘.".y n \ 1 ^ would last longer than the "canawl.” y Clarence Densmore in Douglas County. 921 F St. Since 1880 '°mJ 1 2 PAMFO MT md. The scenes these two have together Uaiiiw^l C leAItlCU Today—Tomorrow. " The slaying allegedly was done while liffiKfd by r. S. Govt. BETTE DAVIS. HOUSEWIFE are and you become in- 75 splendid, the defendant and three regular 5/5 aware not only that you wish A Dr A nr HYATTSVILLE. MD. stantly onontc nf thp Omprnment were seek- n A I\ LA L/C Today—Tomorrow there were more of them, but that ® ing three men who had fled from a CHAS RUGGLES, FRIENDS OF MR great things are likely to be heard C raided still. SWEENEY."_ from that comparative newcomer, Mr. ® DICLIMntin ALEXANDRIA VA. is Pierce KILrIlylUniJ Tom Thura. Fonda. The Government defending 72 Today Federal '^^2, KEELER, "DAMES." was Herb Williams made his debut last because he aiding agents _RUBY _ at the time. However, Congress has h ADPAM ROCKVILLE MD night as a straight player in a •jr AKLADL Today—Tomorrow. the widow of straight play. Although Mr. Williams appropriated and paid ( C3 ROBT. MONTGOMERY. "HIDEOUT the man slain $5,000. was visibly shaking from fear in every AMBASSADOR muscle, and at one moment lost con- Akn.^ nEi GRACE MOORE in "ONE NIGHT OF trol of himself and shouted out, LOVE O' THE SEA” FOODp" __ "What is that line?” thus violating APOLLO 884 " "■ n tradi- Truly Appetizing one of the theater’s sternest, KAY FRANCIS. LESLIE HOWARD IB tions, he was amusing as you felt that Food Platter BRITISH AGENT." Cartoon. Sea *§!?£»,. A. he would be—and when he has pulled 11:30 A.M. oc, AVALON M^KHiley4 Vt. *N%. himself together sufficiently to refrain Wednesday, .ri and Time of Showing. a Wife” shrimp. aTV^lL 1238 c scallops, crab VVV HOME at the cake, fillet of ^^^F g NATIONAL THEATER haddock. tartar Z “TREASURE ISLAND” Palace—“Cleopatra," at 11 am., sauce. French-fried potatoes, cole- s ,4th 8L Co‘ Kd N W- 1:05, 3:15, 5:20, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. dine at slaw. Homemade rum buns, bread oc * and butter. Coffee, tea or glass saVOY Earle—“One Night of Love,” at of beer. g LESUE HOWARD in "BERKELEY RESTAURANT SQUARE." Cartoon. 11 a.m„ 1:40. 4:30, 7:15 and 10 p.m. ^S Beer and Drinks TlUAI I 14th St A Park RH N.W. Stage shows at 12:45, 3:30, 6:15 and Wine, 11VUL1 Matinee, 2:00 P.M. MACINA of All 9:05 p.m. I KindsI at 1009 E St. N.W. “DAMES.” Rialto—“Wake and Dream,” at Up Met. 767S °* Ajt * Quebec FI. N.W. 11:13 a m., 12:58, 2:43, 4:28, 6:13, 7:58 Park Your Car Across YORK and 9:43 p.m. the Street FREE JANET GAYNOR. 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