AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 7. 1931—PART FOUR. ’ AMUSEMENTS. 3 Photoplay Attractions PHOTOPLAYS AT WASHINGTON THEATERS THIS WEEK The SMovitig Ticture oAlbum By Robert E. Sherwood. Breese, stage celeb- TURK Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and Edmund both - COLUMBlA—'"lndiscreet.” Young Young rites of other days. The picture was • < Loretta Loretta Loretta Young Tallulah Bankhead In JackleCooper and SWANSON'S latest pic- •“ , in , til Chatterton tn Ruth Chatterton In "TarnUhtd LadT.” Robert Coogan In first glance, Hollywood does ! progressive thought directed by R. William Neill. niliunoeauviAmhassador , “Big “Big Ruth Vltaphone i are the leaders of ture for United Artists, “Indis- "Big Business Business Business "Unfaithful.” “Unfaithful. abort ‘•Skippy.” changed Other are * Rd, Girl.” Girl." subject. not appear to have l in the film world. one can feature features Radio Pictures’ 18th Columbia Girl." Serial. Not of them creet,” Is the screen at great Harry Carey much since the days when the be classed as product Broadway. this "Mickey’s Stampede,” starring the V II and Harry Carey and Rtch'd Barthelmess In Rich'd Bartheimess In Conrad Nagel and John Gilbert in Leon Janney and a of Loew's Columbia Theater Mickey McGuire; “Play Ball,” one of Anollo Edwlna Booth Edwlna Booth “The Finger Points." “The Finger Points.” Sydney Fox in “Gentlemen’s Fate.” Lewis Btone In surrounding gaunt hills echoed Not one of them is in any way typical Vltaphone Vltaphone short „ , In In short Vltaphone short “The Bad Sister.” "Father's 8on." AT GLORIAweek. with the words, Hollywood popular Aesop Fables, the R-K-O subject. “Yes. Mr. De of the old tradition. Gloria Swanson's productions, since the 624_H_8t._N.jL “Tradrr Horn." “Trader Horn. subject. Short subject. subleet. Sh’t subiert. Serial. Mille.” “Screen Snapshots.” Rogers in Rogers Os course, like everything else One may find fiuHher evidences of the Path* News and a j _ Will Will In William Powell and , William Powell and Btar cast In Victor Varconi and of talking pictures, have * Angeles, the advent with Columbia* array of Hollywood Arcadfi Dark. “A Connecticut “A Connecticut Kay Francis in Kay Francis In “It Pays to Adver- Fay Wray In in and about Los the cinema ! new order in the jiresent studio bosses: always been popu- Yankee.” Yankee.’’ tU*.” ” expanded ... “Man of the World.” "Man of "Capt. Thunder prodigiously. ¦ M the World.” citadel Las The I Irving Thalberg. Wiliam Leßaron. Carl "Indiscreet” mm stars. Hyattsyllle. MJ. News. Comedy. News. Comedy, Comedy. Cartoon. Comedy. Cartoon. Comedy. Fable. Com. Serial. Cart'n. lar. Ia - elaborate fillingstations, roadeterias, laemmle, Jr.; Harry Super-film Harry the | Ben flthulberg, It. _ JuneCollyer. of’the Rlchman and _ Waiter Byron Miss as- 1 If. , ..... ~ . , In gaudy Swanson Dark. Harold Murray In Lloyd Hughes and jungles. Bennett In John Barrvmorr In the little shoppes, the realtors’ i Brown. Howard Hughes and Waite.* PALACE—“Kick In.” Ashton" Kirby." Joan "The Lion and th* ¦umes the role of ’Cameo Owen Moore In "Rango.” ‘'Puttin’ on the „ ’’MobyDick." lamb" kiosk and all the other architectural ! Wanger. These are not men who. ac- young stage sensation, Clarendon. Is. "Extravagance.” Rltz." Serial. a world-wise MACK’S ¦ - features have been breeding at an ap- cording to the ancient formula, "kn'' VI/ILLARD” \ Cooper and Cooper and Rob't Montgomery Montgomery Nagel and Jack Holt Gary Cooper j woman who has ¦ "Kick In.” has been brought to I a _l_ _ Jackie Jackie In Rob't In Conrad In in palling rate and reproducing their own • what they want, but don’t know how to AValOIl Robert Coogan In Robert Coogan In "Shipmates.” "Shipmates.” Sydney Fox In ’’The Bubway “The Soollers.” definite Ideas con- I the talking screen and Is the cur- "Bkippy.” "Skippy." Short subleet. Short subject. “The Bad Sister.” Express." Serial kind. But that is progress, not change. ' spell it." They are literate, cultivated r°rnmg men and rent feature attraction this week at 5*12 Conn. Are. Short subject. Short subject. Jones golf aeries -2 Jones eolf series- 2. Com. Short, subleet. ShorL subject. Short subleet. However, those who care to probe and aware that there 4 s a world of ideas theory Young morals. Her Loew’s Palace Theater, with Clara Bow , /s ] Jackie Cooper and Jackie Cooper and James Caeney and James Cagney and Ona Munson and Loretta and Jack Holt In "Tha~ more deeply into the soul ! own Coogan Coogan Lyon Subway of this outside of their weird domain. _ Robert Robert Edward Woods In Edward Woods In Ben In Joan Marsh In Express.” works tc a good WM in the leading role. AVP VJIl.rannanu ’’ fantastically community j„ i n “Th» Public Enrmy.” “The Public Enemy.” “The Hot Heiress. "Three Girls Lost." Ser'al improbable will | In one respect. Hollywood has not end until she "Kick In" Is the story of a big city 615 Pa. Are. 8.F.. “Skippy." - Short subleet. Short subleet Com Short subleet. Bhort sublets. Short subiert. find that there has been another kind is wti'.l an extraordinarily "SklprT” - man altered. It meets the of H police department that stops at noth- rt Jackie Cooper and Jackie Cooper and Claudette Colbert It Claudette Colbert k VlrlfniaCherrlll Ona Munson and of advancement, and of an Impressively busv hive of rumors. There are more her life and hen BT ing to frame a man for graft and Its I • L31T160 Dark. Mltzl Green In Mitxl Green In Frederick March In F—derlck March In in Ben Lyon In beneficial sort. choice bits of gossip than there art' r^t ua ”Bklpny.” “Skiopy.” “Honor Among Lov- “Honor Among Lov- “Three Girls “The Hot Heiress.” ; personal gain. Regis Toomey i MB. Comedy. Comedy. " Hollywood has not only that, J own has Mt. Rainier. - News, News. er'." Comedv. News, era.” Comedy. News. Lost Com. Serial. Cart'n. been growing “For Sale" signs—and in these change the past. J the leading male role, with Wynne Gib- Conrad Nagel out, in all directions. It has also been times, you be- .. Lawrence TlbSett Lowell Sherman Lowell Sherman and Warner Oland and’ i is a large statement. It Ben Lyon plays \ M son, a Paramount "discovery,” In a Charlie Chaplin In Charlie Chaplin In and Esther Ralston u| In . Loretta Young Marguerite Churchill growing up. It has been putting on your LdtUlllldI ornlina “City "City Lights." Royal Royal , lieve all you hear m the course of Lights.” In “The “The ” lr> „ .. 1" “Charlie male \jf supporting ” Chan maturity, falre and long pants, Derby the leadin'! l role. N.C. Are. B.K. “The Southerner” Bed Bed Right of Way.” Carries On." savolr : peregrinations from the Brown role, and the sup- On the Palace stage Irving Aaronson , |lth H ‘ and losing the horrible self-conscious- Beach, you will I _ . Harry Crrey and Ayres Ayres William featured, Harry Carey and Lew in Lew In Bettv Comoson in Haines in John Gilbert jrestaurant to Malibu porting cast com- and his Commanders are with (Antral Edwin* Booth tn Edwin* Booth In “The Iron Man." “The Iron Man." “The I ady Refuses." “A Tailor-Made In ness of adolescence. Because of its sun- gather that: prises Barbara Gloria Swanson. Jay Fllppen. formerly second [ "Trader Horn." "Trader Horn." Jones golf series—2. Jones golf series—2. Com»dy. Man." “Gentlemen's Fate.” location, Hollywood always with the subject, Short subject. kist had : Paramount. Metro-Goldvyn. Univer- Kent, 425 Ath St N W. Short subject. Short Short subleet. Short subleet. Short subleet. Serial. Many — Monroe "Little Show.” consider Aaron- Rogers Rogers plenty of climate: now it Is beginning sal. Fox. R.K 0.-Pathe, Warner Bros, , . —' : Joan Crawford and Will Owsley Lake. premiere Edna Ma v Oliver Will Carole Lomb- d and' possess and Arthur son and his Commanders the Hugh In ei to a semblance of cultural at- Artists are all about to cut irrip Jack Oakle In In Herbert In . _ In Norman Fo. and United Barkie, “Dogville Big V/UI urc Jark Oakle In in An all-Dogville j ; dance orchestra of America, especially ••June Moon." “June Moon.” “Danre. Fools, "Laugh and Oet "A Connecticut "A Connecticut “It Pavs to Adver- mosphere. drastically hysterical as a special Dance " Rich.” Yankee ’’ Yankee." salaries in a at- House,” Is added short sea- I In the realm of ball room music makers, -2105 Pa. Ave. N.W. tise.” tempt avert bankruptcy. — say, a George Arliss In_ James Cagney In James Cagney In Lew Ayres In Jack Holt In Gary Cooper Needless to all the credit for this to the Columbia program. It is Many other featured Loew acts are ln- Hearn Arties In ” in ture on j j “The Publlo Enemy." Enemy " “The Iron Man ‘The Subway Spoilers." by Paramount, Metro-Goldwyn and all hit, ! f "The Millionaire" "The Millionaire.” “The Public "The Improvement is confidently claimed burlesque on the recent screen "The j eluded in the revue titled “Bag of Vitaphone Jones golf series—3. golf Vltaphone short Express." Vltaphone \sVlvi1 OlOnVj Vltaphone short short Jones series—2. short the newer arrivals, the herds of Broad- the others previously mentioned have Big House.” Blues.” subiert* Short subleet. Short subleet. subleet. Coniedv. subleet. are beautifully ‘ wayites who been refinr need and O* -*"' Lighter and John Mack Brown & Olsen and Johnson Olsen and Johnson Norman Foster and Victor McLaglen have thundered westward wwinni*'iTiffhter and Winnie and since microphones. solvent and will raise wages all along FOX—“Daddy Long Logs.” . Joe E Brown Eleanor Boardman In In Carole Lombard In Fav Wray In the introduction of rt 1 _ Joej E Brown EARLE—“Big Business Girl.” In In "Fifty Million “Fifty Million “It Pays to Adver- “Not Exactly to me they taking the line, particularly T.ouLr B. Mayer’s. a Dumbartonulll in Gen- But it seems that are master of ceremonies, Tight.” “Sit Tight.” “The Great Meadow.” Frenchmen." Frenchmen. tise. tlemen." Douglas AN enjoyable program on stage and Aye. v w "Sit much more than they deserve. They Mr. adn Mrs. Fairbanks are ANEW the heartstrings.pic-i| 1549 Wls. Chaplin Monte Blue and Conrad Nagel and Joan Crawford in Dorothy Mackalll In William ture to catch at I onari chaolin Charlie “Kept Kovd and given cosmopolitan that way. Is promised by Warner • j,, Sidney Fools, Husbands." in have a more aspect and a stage show that brings horns just screen I* 1 Eleanor Boardman In Foxe In "Danre. ” Helen Twelvetrees are -ritv Llehts." "The Flood.” "Bad Sister.” Dance Sportllght. "Thr to Hollywood society and, by their con- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks lucky have a magnifi- Brothers’ Earle Theater this week. The rairlawn T.'ghts" “Cltv Song Paln*ed Desert." how folks are to j Comedy. ' Comedy. Comedy. Comedy. Cartoon. sketch. Comedy. Serial. _ goings, have and way. • stant comings and kept it this that warm Summer screen leature is First National and acting. P¦_ “ Mary Eddie Llvhtner - cent cool theater these j An Ulry PIrMnr(Till Pick-ford In Elissa Land! and Flis«a Lnndi and Uulllaii In Winnie and Winnie LMitner and in a of flux. They have not, how ! Jack Barrymore and John Oakie are production magazine - ” state Vitaphone’s _ -'Big Money.’ of the ! of the If J_ A Farrell in Farrell In Joe E. Brown In Joe E davs, introduces the al!urt»nents A -'Klk’i “Klkl.” Charles ” Charles Brown In among unemployed. ! story. “Big Business Girl,” in which News. ”Bodv and Soul ”Bodv and Saul.” Comedy. “Life of the Party.” “LHe of the Party.” ever, contributed much in the way of the Fox Theater for the current week. niDDOarOme Fable. News. Comedy. Bros, have tired 800 employes, ! Young is starred. The stage W. Comedy. Corned*. Corned*. Cartoon. CornedV\ CTtcon. News. Coiuedv. __ intellectual stimulus. , Warner The new master of ceremonies Is j Loretta KRtN— Mary Leila Hyams Cooper $32,000 a week, r engaging program Is headed by a breezy revue, ' SiVt'wheeler grid Bert Wheeler and Constance Benneti In Constance Bennett tn Plrkford In and Jackie and The fact is that the film colony has thereby saving but they described as “a man with an j j Robert Woolsey In "Born to Love.” ’’Born to Love.” ”Klkl.” Norman Foster In Robert Coogan in “Broadway Hntna Woolsev ”tn Robert been subjected forcibly are paying Constance Bennett $30,000 smile, and a wholesome Affairs of 1931,” in which nOiHC Rraeked Nuts Cracked Nuts.” Vltaphone short Vltaphone short Vltaphone short “Men Call It Love.” "Sklooy.” to the inevitable a mellow voice subleet. subiert. Cotned.v. Serial. t subject. process a week. which brings the net down to a respect audiences. A1 Mitchell, Bob Nelson. Broadway funster, is fea- tr mw Short subject. Short subie-t. subiert. Sli of evolution. The fittest have for his I C Bit Victor Johnson Ronald Colman and in The pretentious mere two grand. Ken Harvey, Jean Pajet ‘ ’ ! 1 a r,nr, Tihbett and Lawrence Tlbbrtt and McLaglen and Olsen and Johnson Olsen and Bob Bteele survived. old school of who has been sent here from the pur- \ tured with and Fifty "Fifty Kay I Esther Ralston in Esther Ralston In Fav Wrav In In Million In Million Francis In "Headin' North.” has exposed -edited, are many more rumors, but of larger metropolis to give } j others. "The Southerner.” "The Three Rogues" Frenchmen.” Frenchmen’ Serial hams been and disc s There lieus the JeSSC -The Southerner." Comedy. "Raffles.*Comedy. and those celebrities of the era vou will already have read them in your _ _ News. Serial. Comedy. Washington theater-goers something to “Big Business Girl” concerns the ex- News- _ Com. Cart'n. News. Comedv. Coni Review Review. silent | 18th nr. R.l.A_.— * Com Cart'n are v columns, and you periences of an attractive co-ed who Is : George Bancroft In George Bancroft In Lawrence Tlbbett In Lawrence Tlbbett In African picture. African picture. who are still celebrities those hose favorite movie news be thankful for.” i * "Rango." I , nark "Scandal Sheet." "Scandal Sheet." "The Southerner.” "The Southerner." ' R»n«o." intelligences superior to will also have read the contradictions of Is “Daddy Long Legs." torn between love of her husband and Boy Boy were their The picture LVriC Comedy. Comedy. Friend Friend Serial. Serial. surroundings. them that invariably follow. adaptation of Jean Webster's play ! love of her boss. Loretta Young Is said to News. News. comedv. comedy. Dogville comedy. Dogville comedy. an Galtbrrsbarr. jum of this If any one is Interested to know what that was made famous by the art rtf \ , be charming In the role of the modern big Charles Farrell and Warner Oland One excellent example is • Chaplin Nancy Nanry Tyler always your correspondent is doing Holly- Henry with girl. Is supported by Frank f) Chsr’le Chaplin In Charlie 1n Carroll In Carroll In Elissa Landt In Tom In Richard Barthelmess. who has in Miller and Ruth Chatterton. i business She "City Lights." "Stolen Heaven." "Stolen Heaven.” lit . “Charlie Chan Car- “West of Cheyenne.” Lights"* ” making wood, all places, I may say truth- ' pro- Jajiet Gaynor as the little orphan girl i Albertson, Ricardo Cortez. Joan Blon- Princess "Cit* "Body and_Boul.” rles On had the sense to avoid a of as Dorothy Christy, Nancy Dover, 1119 H St. N.E.v fession role of movie star. An- fully that I came here to have a good and Warner Baxter her unknown dell. J. Ruth" Chatterton Tn Ruth Chattarton in Robl. Montgomery 4i Robt Montgomery h Ricardo Cortex and Ricardo Tlortez and of the * on concrete critic, 1.., _ J Dorothy tn Dorothy Jordan In Mary Astor In Mary other Is the divine Miss Garbo. More time. The first dav the It is Nugent Virginia Sale. n nark "Unfaithful.” Jordan" Astor In benefactor. One eminent C. and T> uar*. "Unfaithful.” ” , Comedy. • Comedy. "Shipmates "Shipmates." "Behind Office Doors "Behind Olllce Doors.” enduring are ternLs courts something went wrong said, has already proclaimed this pic- ; The stage entertainment presents Kicnmona Comedy of the same stuff Norma . toon. Fable Va " News. New*. Comedv._ Car Comedv. Fable Shearer, Colman, the In of as “greater even than ‘Seventh “Broadway Affairs of 1931,” described -'— Ronald Joan Crawford with right knee. consequence ture j . in John in Buddy Rogers Buck In Woolsey In ” Irene Dunne and John Gilbert Gilbert "In Jones ’’The Robert wearing clever, —rtnnnt arid ' Up Fighting and Harold Lloyd. Examine, too. the which. I am now a splint and Heaven.’ j as a tuneful and snappy revue. O T ”±.,r,o Rherman In Lowell Sherman In "Gentlemen's Fate.” "Gentlemen's Fate." "Heads Sheriff.'’ Bert Wheeler and • Comedy working Hughes, producer Nelson, humorist, by • Apart- "Bachelor Apart- Vitaphone short Vitaphone short Vitaohore short "Cracked Nuts.” new- school of directors—Lewis Mile- for Howard Theater-goers of a generation ago is assisted oEVOV n.ett.inr " Bob " snbj t. siibjret. subleet. subiert. »ort_sjibleet. Comedy. praised in “Daddy Long Harvey. SASD 8t N.W. went Sh't silbJ-t.. ment Sh't stone, Wesley Ruggles, Josef von Stem- of “Hell’s Angels.’’ which was Pajet, ———— will recall that it was Ken Jean Elsa Green- 1 ltlb Day Betty Comoson Jack Oakle Legs” Ruth Dorothy Roy John Boles and Alice and Norman Foster and and berg. Edward Sutherland, Walter Well- *o extravagantly In this column. that Chatterton scored well. Morgan, Sisters. nark Lupe Velex Johnny Walker Carole Lombard in and lan Keith Lawrence Tlbbett In Frances Dee In perhaps the most appealing character- Betty Bear and the Six Friedland Sfkrn 111 In "It Pav, to Adver- in “The Southerner.” "June Moon.” man and Ernst Lubltsch. Such as these ' * (Copyright. 1931.) a tise." “Boudoir Diplomat. ization of her entire career on the stage. Beauties. Joe Young and company "Resurrection.” “Ladies In Love" Serial. silvfr Spring. — Wliliam Younger “old-timers” (who may re- continue the festivities with the help of oiseu and Johnson Olsen and Johnson Ronald Colman Ronald Colman Powell Norman Foster . In In In in In “days silences"), n. nark in member the of the will Myra Langford, Billy' Reddle and ' "Fifty Million “Fifty Million “The Devil to “The Devil to “Men of th# “It Pays to Adver- vlola ” ” recall that In the subtitled version of Eleanor Gibson. Galla-Pinl and sister tjlaic Frenchmen." . Frenchmen." Par Pav” World" tise "Daddy Long Legs" Mary Plckford offer a novelty musical act, while Frank rtetheada. fff* .VrVrrlar Gland and Bebe Daniels and Vivienne Segal and Vivienne Segal and Lowell Sherman and Ben Lron and John Mack Brown tn Mary in i as a winsome, el _ xTlraV.arlte Ben Lvon In Alexander Gr*v In Alexander Gray In Astor in Ona Munson “The Great Meadow. added to her stature and Eddie Monroe, “two of the idle Churchill "My Nights.” Nights." Roya Bed." "The Coming Past." "Viennese "Viennese "The Hot Heiress." Seilal. Attractions In Car- Gaynor, comedy. Svlvan 1 "barite ChanComedy Comedy. Comedy Serial. Comedy. Comedy., wistful actress. Janet “her rich.” offer more *.» NW Comedy New*. Serial. ; K.W I' rlesOm" voice recording beautifully.” now fol- program is completed by the 1(14 - t—-———__ william Boyd and William Boyd and Mary A«tor and Mary Astor end John Mack Brown tn The Chaplin Ricardo footsteps and It. is claimed prelude, by T I rh„iu rhanlin tn Charlie in Helen Twelvetrees Helen Twelvetwes Ricardo Cortex In Cortex in "The Great Meadow." lows in their Earle Orchestra directed "City Lights.” In In Behind Office "Behind Olllce Men on Call.” “STRANGE INTERLUDE." "Strange Interlude." the Playera al city Ltgnis.Lights" ” " she too, distinguishes herself. Freddie Clark, and selected short, reel IOIVUIIIO1 akoma -“ritT "Painted Desert "Painted Desert " Doors Doors." Edmund Lowe In once enter the realm of the mighty. _ Monday. 15, at 5:30 p.m., l Hale. Takoma Par«"J»._C. _.7 June Una Merkel. Louise Closser subjects ar.d the Graham McNamee _____ p.„_ Harry Carey and John Barrymore In John Barrymore In Constance Bennett ' Conatanee Bennett Richard Arlen in play, a Pulitzer prize winner, was ” ’’ Players, The Glllingwater, sr„ and Kathlyn "Svengali "Svengall in in Gun Smoke." the National Theater Claude talking news reel. "Edwlna Boothduvjv Edwlna Booth adjudged by all over the world are in the cast. 1 IVOII e-awina Jn Vitaphone short Vltaphone short "Born tu Love." “Born to Love." Boy Friend comedy. beginning a new phase of critics Williams also ” subjects. subjects. Serial, subject. as America’s finest contribution to uni- "Trader Serial Short, _ ! Marco’s ltth A Park Rd. "Trader Horn Horn’J their career, will present Eu- On the stage Fanchon and Who Dared.” ~ Irene George in previous presen- METROPOLITAN— win Bonn Will Rogers in "A Dunne and liene Dunne and Banrrott " Loretta Youiut and William Haines In gene versal drama. On two In "A ” ON O'NeiH's masterful drama, “Tcy-Hot” Idea, will leap nimbly from ” "Seandal Sheet Joan Marsh In Tailor-Made 1 Yankee Connecticut Yankee Lowell Sherman in Lowell Sherman In "A ” tations in the Nation’s Capital it com- T3ILLIE DOVE'S newest picture, "The V rnnnectlcut golf Apart- Apart- Vltaphone short “Three Girls Lost." Man ‘‘Strange Interlude January Jones series 2. Bachelor "Bachelor" the frigidities of last to the ¦*-* JonesJ golf series-2. - subject. subject. manded seats that will now Ladv Who Da’-ed,” is the attraction York subject. Short subject. ment.” Comedy. ment Comedy. subject. Short Serial. Sh't The current week marks the last of $4.40 for r languor of June. Big Bill Blomberg's Ave A Quebec Short be sold for $1.50. Manager Cochran featured, week at Warner's Metropolitan Ga tire "Spring subscription season." Ten Aleskan Huskies are the this ' ! .-„ > - „ teels that this is "the greatest bargain including leading men. Conway I weeks of assorted drama constituted presentation also the Three Theater. The ” ever staged in any theater." Le Grohs. Heras and Wallace, Helen Tearle and Sidney Blackmer. support Collegians. M-G-M to Do “Tar2an.” that period. Next Brooke, National and | “Collegiate Not week the Players j Director Clifford who has McFarland and the Sunkist Ensemble Miss Dove in this First knows that Edgar Rice rehearsing /~\lseN and Johnson first met at go on a week-to- had his principals for the from the boulevards of Hollywood. Vltaphone attraction. i EVERYBODY 1 past two weeks, also has had the co- story neglected wife University Burroughs is the author of the basis. Popu- The concerns the ! Northwestern In Evans- In Party Costumes j week operation of the Theater Guild, the Good Girl.” In a South story "Tarzan the Apes" and its va- lar has R-K-O KEITH'S—"The Bad of an American consul was working his of j demand original producers of play. The time on 111., where Chic i in the T> OMANCE. comedy and thrills, set American capital. With her I ton. : rious sequels of African adventure, in ! held them over script used here is Identical with the easily an acquaint- college by waiting on ta- the National Thea- against the colorful background of hands, she drifts into 1 way through original—not a word changed. The by songs ' which the incomparable and lncompre- j ter. No repertoire New York's underworld, with smart anceship with Jack Norton (played j bles and Ole singing Illustrated parts are said to be the longest ever Tearle), a smuggler of dia- i They formed hensible Tarzan links up a talking alii- j company in the dialogue an swift-moving action, are Conway |at the local nickelodeons. Nation, it is claim- given actors or actresses. to a stirrng tempo first his idea is merely to lasted for more ance, offensive with Nancy Sheridan promised give monds. At i a friendship which has and defensive, ever Stanley Ridges and criminal through fair to last the' ed. received in the among and gripping Interest to "The Good further his courses ! than 15 years and bids wild beasts and other uncanny things satisfactory will play lead roles, and contact with the consul end his wife. 1 such seen important Bad Girl.” Columbia Picture’s featured for 50. of the mysterious African jungle. support. The com- those to be in roles But In time he falls violently in love in college they got up an I Clarke. Mrs. Hibbard, screen attraction at R-K-O Keith's i while still Well, pany was Judged will be: Burke Theater. with her. The climax Is said to be : act and went to a Chicago case where with its characteristic astute- Raymond Bramley and Forrest Orr. thrilling as patrons. Without by press and pub- A girl Is the central figure of th® they took tables -1 ness the film-producing firm of Metro- on a par supporting Judith I permission, they stood up lic to be “HOLLYWOOD HONEY'S." story. Wanting a chance at happiness, The cast includes the manager s Goldwyn-Mayer ! any or- Cosmo Kyrle Lloyd l into outraged has commissioned with like with decent living, a home ar.d babies, Vosselli, Bellew. and went their act. The Edgar Burroughs to piepare an at the Simpson them, but the Rice ganization that week’s attraction find herself enmeshed In a web of ! Ingraham, Ivan and Mathllde manager tried to stop original screen script woven about she let They the ever played Wash- Gayety on rfrcumstanees which it sterns im- Comont. amused crowd wouldn't him. jungle or no Theater Ninth street from they applied character of Tarzan. and Ntiitr Sheridan. ingt o n some possible to escape. How she fights for Completing the program will be “The were such a success that to I will be "Hollywood Honeys.” Manager i thrill- manager for a job jungle, the Tarzan thrills are be fur- ranking it the this happiness is disclosed Tii dramatic Buffalo Stampede.” a Vitaphone to the astonished ther perpetuated in their march toward all. Prospects are Lake says he has arranged for an all- “Adventures in Africa” series. . greatest of them episodes that follow in lapid sequence. ] packed and got it. immortality. Maybe there will be an- ' that, th" National Thea- cast, with many surprises, clever of was received from they went on the variety stage ;aid to indicate star Mae Clarke, whose Molly In “The The title the short Later other screen exppedltlon to Africa. Who a new con- performers. pre:ty girls, new songs, stamjxide ' ter Players v.ill establish Page” brought to big ; a single close-up of a which major vaudeville circuits and | | dancing, light Front her notice. for the outstanding comedy knows? • tinuity record. snappy effects, costumes, has. for her» present opportunity in took Wyant D. Hubbard, adventurer became one of the Meanwhile, years i the i after three of globe In undertaking O'Neill's play. 1 scenery, etc., etc. emotional acting, the role of “the girl” ' and explorer, two weeks to make. Other combinations behind fooWjSbts. trotting. Director W. S. Van Dyke, who , cast short reels and the Universal News reel, Unlike most variety stage headliners, j In the picturl. In the suporting musical directed "four consecutive pictures on | Htfcl, Marie Prevost, Robert with Graham McNamee announcing, they refused offers to enter ‘White are James loyal to location. Shadows in the South j Ellis (as the villain), Nance O'Neil \ i will also be shown. comedv. but remained vaude- I Seas,’ ‘The Pagan.’ Trader Horn' and two years. ” ville and toured Australia for 'Never the Twain Shall Meet,’ is going Baby Wonder Star. film pro- Upon their return, talking try his hand at putting Bayard i to approached to appear in I I ducers them ; play. "Guilty Hands," j They didn’t, pro- Veiller’s in the short subjects. but celluloid, creator screen ; no so Joy played stage show, “Monkey for the of seems to be age limit for And a stellar role duced their own keep or *t ; 'yHERE with champions as Cole- NEWS NOTES thrillers has to his hand in. 1 days. such Georgia LATE Business,’’ Instead. movie stars these will forget its cunning, even with "au- man, the only woman ever to hold all thentic locales” to help out. The latest star reported is not old the women's diving records for the YORK. June 6 When “Unexpected Husband” is billed as - • enough even to have “that schoolgirl United States at one time: Mickey and the Not a Financier. Johnny Riley, both national cham- Noel Coward's sophisticated “a comedy with 1.004 laughs," but has not complexion.” She has yet to be a Lives,” is critics seem to have missed several T7DMUND BREESE says he Good Advertising Value. pions; Buster Crabbe, world record comedy, “Private •*-' kindergarten. of them. Glenn Hunter open- signed a check since the year of candidate for holder in the 880-yard, mile and 300- sent on tour to the larger cities hundred TECH has yielded her just a day Joy Crews, a 4-year- NEW Billie ed In "A Regular Guy,” which is mere- ! the actors’ strike in New York. Count (CALIFORNIA j For yard medley races, and others of na- this Fall it will have American winning smile be- ly Patrick Kearney's play, long that has been! "leading threat for the Ii old tot. smiled her tional renown. Burke and Hugh Sinclair in the lead- a revival of back how Olympic team in the 440-yard hurdles" fore a battery of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer parts origi- Man.” Is one man who admits that jj ing roles. These are the "A Man’s I Breese present American champion in ! ! cameras, and she was at once listed Gertrude Law- ' his wife Is the better business man of and the nated bv Coward and Abbey Players coming over turned that outstanding athletic event, to the : as a star, a goal sought by thousands rence, Krueger and Madge T'HE are ! the two. Long ago. he says, he | with Otto a Mrs. talking screen. | of earnest, but unsuccessful, workers in Kennedy replacing them when the from Dublin this Fall for Broad- ! his pay and check book over to engagement. The last time they and fires for the Dick Pomeroy, who Is all that has the cinema world. Broadway run of the play was extended. wav j Breese and she hires Joy because she Krueger-Kennedy visited these shores they caused riots been said of him in the preceding para- ! j was made a star It Is expected the ! family. ~ „ graph, has been nailed down to movie j could do her bit in away that no one a second company of in Boston. New York and Philadelphia "An artist, if I may call myself one. a 1 ?earn will tour in man, contract for Metro-Goldwyn- j else could approximate. towns not by presenting "Playboy of the Western ' supposed to be a business duty in j 1 the play, being booked at Is not Mayer's picture When she ran out to the edge of by the Burke-Sinclalr duet. World.” noted actor. “If I had a fi- novel track and field DUMBARTON touched two new I adds the been now In production. the picturesque Santa Barbara Bilt- WINNIE LIGHTNER AND JOE X. Krueger and Miss Kennedy also may John Emerson has written nancial brain. I would not have coures of ‘ plays give him three on we are comfort- more pool an excitable spectator BROWN take the play on a tour of the South which will |an actor. The reason baby go ,g, r in‘ Broadway before Christmas. One is today is that my wire screamed. “Don't let that near r. and Pacific Coast. I i ably well to do the water. She will fall in.” JESSE THEATER sVV red-haired Miss Burke appeared “Cherries Are Ripe.” which he wrote ; handles the money. Dressler's New Picture. X. C. A. Phontephone. The here, every- But little Joy had other ideas. She "THF LAWRENCE with Anita Loos. When it arrives to write checks for SOUTHERNER. COM- •s comedienne last Winter. said, “I used DRESSLER Is to be starred climbed up to the edge of the high TIBBETT. ESTHER RALSTON. it is Basil Sidney and Mary Ellis many of my profession •? TV/JARIE thing. like so < , ? in "Emma," a story written espe- board, the slow EDY. CARTOON. NEWS. two arrived have the parts played on tour by got pen and spring glanced once at rpwo revues and plays will |do but when she that cially for her by Frances regular cameras on CVI VAN lit *K. I. Ave. N.W. Rocque and Vilma Banky. things were Marlon. j and motion trained jILVAn “CHARLIE CHAN last with the third “Little Rod la Ink in her charge, difler- Marlon author of “Min tiny and did week LofT, blonde movie actress, f: ft Miss is the her. stretched her arms CARRIES ON.” WARNER OLAND. Jeanette ' ent.” Bill,” was swan water far Show” being the first entrant. It at- will play opposite Jack Haley in the and in which Miss Dressier a perfect .dive into the MARGUERITE CHURCHILL. COMEDY. seen with Wallace Beery. She also below. Joy was a star. She was do- WITH DOG CAST from the critics, forthcoming musical comedy, "Free M tracted mild reviews wrote the scripts of "The Secret ing what no other could do. The tal- IMA Jlth *NT C. Ave. B.E. themselves unre- for All.” Six" PAInKULInADm city- lights," they confining to “Heaven on Earth. Big baby was a finished swimmer at strained plaudits for the performance Ethel Barrymore and Jane Cowl both and "The House.” ented with CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Wagon.” have returned from their tours with A NITA LOUISE has been selected to "Emma” is said to afford a finer op- the age of 3. doing the Jackknife, swan of Beatrice Lillie. "The Band Robert Montgomery and wife attending Hollywood's farewell party to Norma portunity TtlfflMA 4th and Butternut Sts. Its run with a 12-week high praise for-the enthusiastic audi- play the feminine lead In “Heaven for unusual characterization and running dives so wonderfully that IAIVUIUA No Parking Trouble. which begins Universal Shearer and her husband, Irving Thalberg. Norma will spend some time in any when Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, looking ] buy from the ticket brokers, is the ences they encountered in one-night on Earth,” Lew Ayres’ newest 1 than of Miss Dressler's earlier CHARLIE CHAPLIN In | Europe. roles. It will be directed by Charles F. for swimming experts lor an aquatic LIGHTS” stands. picture. „ other arrival. , “CITY Louise, recently seen in Millie Reisner. who directed "Reducing” and picture recently completed, little Joy at 3:00. 4 SO, 6.40. 8 30. 10:20 Miss was a Sunil.r and other R-K-O pictures, has been Caught Short.” first choice. Monday_at 6:15. 8:05. 9.55. loaned to Universal by Charles R. Rog- *&•?** of Towhead. PRINCESS “'ML ers to play the character Hughes’ “Ground Hogs.” CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "CITY LIGHTS." shanty-boater Janet Now “Judy.” a struggling, uneducated Oriental Mystic Engaged. C N.E. NOTE—Block* referred CTANTON Bth and 8t». Mississippi River flood area, of mti Finest Sound Fquiamrnt of the T AL CHAND MEHRA. said to be an for School Parties oIAHIUn whose love Is the one inspiration in the 1•“ matters, Continuous From Matinee. 3 PM. youth, nearly a year of preparation of the comedy-dramatic sensations of authority on Far Eastern RONALD COLMAN in THE DEVIL TO upon a time,” as the chil- her juvenile tendencies, and persuaded life of States, an adventurous has been signed by Radio Pictures to PAY." to what played by Ayres. j on Howard the new film year. Several spectacular phrase it, a little her to go Hollywood and see production has begun | supervise technical details of “The Warner Bra..’ dren’s books might wait for | | on Earth is adapted from flying sequences incorporated m sort of a future lie in “Heaven Hughes’ aviation comedy, now’ tenta- ,I will be in Sphinx Has Spoken.” c, Chicago girl named Janet Gaynor hur- on the screen. j i Ben Lucien Burman's prize-winning ' AMBASSADOR Hd“iU. her Doyle has titled "Ground Hogs.” Edward it and these will be filmed in co-opera- A native of India. Lai Chan Mehra TODAY AND TOMORROW—LORETTA ried through her school work and. ac- It only six and a half years ago novel, “Mississippi.” Ray tively one was and dialogue tion with Army air officers and pilots Is considered of the foremost speak- YOUNG in v’BIG BUSINESS companied by her mother, she went that she bravely started out to the j J prepared the screen play Sedgwick will direct. He also had a on subject of country. He GIRL" Is supervising the Field, ers the his downtown and with wide eyes watched studio casting offices. The name Janet and Maurice Pivar part in writing the story, along with at March Riverside. A number acted as technical director of "Kismet,” Warner Bra..' nothing. a production. i " st N E Ruth Chatterton and Henry Miller in Gaynor then meant But Havez, jof authentic war-time planes, includ- "The Black Watch” and "The Green soon Studio authorities believe “Heaven on James Starr, Ebba Robert | APOLLO a tender and wistful play—one that haunting wistfulncss in her face Army bomber, Goddess. "Between pictures” he lec- TODAY AND TOMORROW'—HARRY extra —then — will be one of the most human Benchley Carroll and Garrett ing a giant United States made a deep impression on her youthful wen her an role another Earth” and tures at colleges, so CAREY AND EDWINA” BOOTH In dramas produced since the schools, clubs and HORN mind. then a “bit”—then a succession of small and colorful Graham. have been reconditioned for use in the forth. _ TRADER The play was “Daddy Long Legs,” parts—then a few comedy and Western advent of the talkies. Spencer Tracy. Sidney Toler and sky scenes. Warner Bra..’ finally, parts George Cooper play the leading B. Alexander, chief of aeronautics 1vA I nil Conn. Are. and and on the way home little Janet de- leads and. featured In will J. AVALUD McKinley St., D. C. Flood,” is leading lady on Angels.” will have charge of cided that some day she, too, would be such films as “The Johnstown roles. Lola Lane the “Hell's TODAY AND TOMORROW—JACKIE people laugh and “The Shamrock Handicap.” “The Mid- A Canary Comedian. and Renee Marvelle will have an im- the flying sequences and several stunt COOPER AND ROBERT COOGAN an actress and make in SKIPPY." cry. never did she dream she would night Kiss” and “The Return of Peter unique of the portant role. flyers who performed in "Hell’s An- But »\/fIKE.” a member gels” will also take part in the new film. YOU WILL AGCLAM Warner Braa.’ appear In the very rcle that first cap- Grimm.” cast of “Politics,” in which Ma- “Ground Hogs” Is designed to be one imagination—that Then a triumph as few jPgllgjgl Thit Inspired GRAND *V,‘ tured her childhood came such rie Dressier and Polly Moran are to i Production AVENUE Vi Judy In “Daddy Long Legs.” actresses ever had —the sensational role canary can TODAY AND TOMORROW—JACKIE •f appear, is a trained that COOPER AND ROBERT COOGAN Her mother smiled tolerantly. It of Diane in the “Seventh Heaven,” command, and with It the overnight whistle at _ In ’ SKIPPY/' would be years before her daughter which lifted her to world- stage a comical chase Warnrr Gaynor two comediennes JANET GAYNOR! Broa.' seriously an acting fame. Janet had arrived. iSsSSfI §t ““ could consider wide when It gets out of Its cage. “Mike” ~k DMI ¦ career. And in those years Miss Gay- Her progress from then cn Is known years old, Is said know I KICK Ilf" CENTRAL is 4 and to as AND TOMORROW—HARRY nor, moving from Chicago to Florida tp every one—“Street Angel.” “Four a trained dog. WARMER BAXTER TODAY “Sunny Side many tricks as I CAREY AND EDWINA BOOTH in and from Florida to California, seemed Devils,” “Sunrise. Up,” “TRADER HORN/; Back,” just to have forgotten her early inclination. “The Man Who Came to KURiiov Warner Braa.' 3 Her stepfather, however, remembered mention a few of the high points. Wayne for “Arizona.” COLONY G Are A Tarrant Ik j WAYNE, who attracted much TODAY AND TOMORROW—- *’JOHN GEORGE ARLISB In "THE MIL- ” attention in “The Big Trail,” has * LIONAIRE Director. been given a five-year contract by Co- 1 OIK*- Warner Braa.’ Woman as a assignment U I lumbia Pictures. His first 1 '* * will be to Columbia’s adaptation of , Vo'*I'* 1 | Gaiety.. .Wistfulness j HOME Thomas’ classic, —in One of the Sweetest 1 TODAY AND TOMORROW—BERT — girl years spent Chicago, Augustus American WHEELER AND ROBERT WOOL- T ONDON {/P). A Michigan who Six she In where J SEY In CRACKED NUTS." “Arizona.” I Stories Ever _ saw on ¦YTiij, Told^^j used to mimic the actors she she was one of the founders of the first Wayne, "discovered” by Raoul Walsh • -ft Warner Braa.’ L I * 11 N,w* stage has become one of London's 14tk CaL the Little Theater. Then she was In San during the filming of “Louis Beretti,” ““ftSw ¦'SSffKC. I STAGE. SAVOY important theater directors. given Volkenburg, born Francisco for two years and before com- after a screen test was the lead- TODAY AND TOMORROW—IRENE She is Ellen Von Big Trail,” in which msMMmm Fanchont Marcos I DUNNE AND LOWELL BHERMAN ing Creek, Mich., graduate London New York. role in “The “ In Battle and a ing to lived in a personal triumph. makes good MB 111 M in "BACHELOR APARTMENT of Michigan University. he achieved Warner Braa.’ Originally she came to London with CIRLS BAD.. * she has been in marionettes (she does that, too) to jftggf||i^ Mtk rark KL NW' For three years her AND\rwVll TIVOLI Night's London—she loves it—and at present operate them in "A Midsummer Another in the Fold. BAD CIMS ¦ llM*' BIS BILL BLOMIERB TODAY AND TOMORROW—HARRY she is director of the London Theater Dream'' and then stayed on when the I CAREY AND EDWINA BOOTH in r snatched another f" "TRADER HORN." Co. and of Maurice Browne, Ltd. Arts Theater asked her to direct “The PHE screen has ARB HIS ALASKANS ¦ enemy” U Warner Braa/ was just a girl the ranks of “the to 3 Mora Big ¦ she little she Unknown Warrior.” from *4Vu’ii *' ' Acta * **• When Ga * At Qml>( n.w. used to mimic—she calls it imitate — She also directed Paul Robeson In further hamper its movement In recap- W YORK re- turing mmo\ 16—Gifted Girla—lß AND actors in plays she had seen, remem- ‘‘Othello'' and at the moment is “the road.” r —‘DQVll-rJT*! ¦ TODAY TOMORROW’—WILL bering lines and situations with a kind sponsible for "The Venetians," a deli- Herbert Bragiotti, whose talents were ROGERS in "A CONNECTICUT per- AL YANKEE.” BOBBY JONES of knack. This she continued, for her cate comedy. displayed In the New York theater SS?.j MITCHELL ¦ BERIES, “HOW I PLAY GOLF.” friends, during her college days, until She Still acts, and she likes it, but formances of “My Maryland," “Dis- i. •rer.ona.Utr Plot" No. 2. ’ difficult, honored Lady" and “A Woman Denied,” pinpl F tia.s Pa. Ave. Ph. W. MM "a woman in Detroit saw her. direction she believes the more VlßLliEi Home the Mirror Srreen off even higher also played his first motion 808 HAMILTON ¦ es The Detroit woman hustled her to the art. and w'ho Supreme at tfca Organ JACK OAKIE. "JUNE MOON." an agent and she toured the States with She still is intensely interested in the picture role with Gloria Swanson in however, a signed on the IKEITH’S CAtDIAWN ANACOSTIA. D. c. her imitations. Soon, she was Little Theater movement In the United “What Widow!” has B where the temperature is jujtmght Too tfovtrtnnt ffruo I rAIKLAVYII CHARLIE CHAPLIN an actress and later became interested States, and thinks it highly important dotted line for five years with Metro- in “CITY LIGHTB.” im the Little Theater movement that they encourage own writers. Goldwyn-Mayer. h it * IfiSStSL.I * * t E