“MUTINY” REMAINS AND “RENDEZVOUS” RETURNS -- * — —,— — —- Plays Backed by Hollywood Warner Bros.’ Popular New Leading Man Award for Best Comedian I i) mi ■ ■ .. Asked Movie Author N ot ReapingGreat Rewards by trover Jones Says Cinema Neglects a Made That Theater Manuscripts Suggestion Form of Art and Urges That It Be Written With an Eye for the Stage ^e Recognized by Academy. Rather Than for the Screen.

/ ■——__ By Mollie Merrick. / By E. de S. Melcher. November 23 (N.A.N.A.),—“Hollywood doe* not pay theater which has fj IIIC is a kick against a current condition in the sufficient attention to comedians. In awarding its annual prizes, the M been brought upon it by our very good friends the movie magnates. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences scarcely considers It is a condition that is doing the stage no earthly good—nor do we HOLLYWOOD,comedy acting when choosing the outstanding roles of the year." */I X suspect is it doing the brother screen moguls much good. Occasionally Grover Jones, screen writer and member of the Executive Board of the they benefit by it—but on the whole, judging from the licking they have taken icademy, thus calls attention to this deficiency in motion picture awards and X overboard r en Broadway this season, they had best think twice before they go •‘Some of the best actors In Holly- touch longer on sucn mauers. alone in this, the audience shouts and has to do with the wood today are comedians. But few This kick Holly- mit that he didn’t think even “Ceiling I claps when his great broad counte- of kick which people take them seriously enough to wood promotion plays—a Zero” was a very We do nance flashes upon the screen. good play. | them honest tribute on the surface is possibly out of joint, pay alongside think, however, that it ought to make Fred Stone's movie career is young, since if it wasn’t for Hollywood heaven more serious actors. It is not quite very good film. but we had a taste of what he could knows who would be able to finance fair. * * * * do with comedy in “Alice Adams." Nevertheless, too often do we “It is surprising, too. when you plays. If Edward Everett Horton isn't prize to should realize that people in the industry go to the theater nowadays only 'T'HIS being “kick” day we material for high then who 1 know how much harder It is to be a comedy hear after the performance: "Well, like to protest further against : is? If the knew the actor. Of public only care for it much—but it when rcmedian than a dramatic I didn’t ought The lady who didn’t laugh times a producer has been known to make a movie.” at the course, the aim isn’t always as high, to good she saw the Marx brothers say: “This role will be a success effect is more The screen is not itself to but often the truer, endearing Pox the other day. if we can get Eddie Horton to play human and more lasting. the theater, nor the theater to the The using of the wrong kind of a it. Otherwise And if Horton “Understand. I am not holding a screen by presenting shoddy perform- pig in “Mutiny on the Bounty.” can’t be obtained for the particular If brief for any particular comedian. And ances of second-rate plays. Holly- Clark Gable's report that the ladies part it has to be rewritten or thrown write I’m not saying that the academy wood wants such plays it can of the South Seas are not so good out and another story angle sub- should award a comedian this year's them in the shade of Malibu and pre- looking as they are meant to be. mitted. His art is unique and his of the Pa- prize. But I believe comedians don't sent them on the sands (Maybe because Tone got the best of would-be imitators are a consideration when the up against cific—anywhere save on Broadway, the two in the “Mutiny.”) jet enough stone wall. is most of the judging is done. where, it said, people dance in “In Per- Fred Allen's popularity is building Ginger Rogers's as as the know a from a bad one. “The public is guilty people good play son"—not because she doesn't do it j by leaps and bounds, although he's the National was In the industry. Votes sent in from Very recently given but because it's in by only been in picture releases a few well dragged the have a influence on a which, rumor has it, is being outside strong play the ear. weeks’ time. Bob Benchley made into the gaze by a ma- the final decision.” swung public's Margaret Lindsay appearing in ! “China Seas.” In that he was the West Coast studio. The at Most of Grover Jones" picture work jor play, film at a time. only relief from a pretty dismal tale more than one the dramatic al- least on the was very, has been in field, opening night, The local ladies who have been of typhoons and pirates. Frank Mc- It was well though recently, in preparing ‘The very bad. acted averagely what should Hugh, who laughs on a musical note asking us recently they for Harold he has a cast that obviously had its nose Milky Way” Lloyd, and is a by do with their 3-year-old children who delicious comedian, is build- It had one had comedians and their difficult art pointed toward Hollywood. for words. The ing to a strong place. Arthur Treacher are just too talented j to his notice. His good scene—8 or 10 bad ones—and brought more closely will be starred in the Jeeves answer to that is. Keep them home. pictures. after the at least half a observation points to a noticeable lack performance who didn't think much Hugh Herbert has a comedy charm The people in awards, for while it is dozen people were heard to exclaim: academy that has tremendous So has of “Top Hat.” vogue. “Oh, well, it may not be much now, difficult to confuse the comedian’s part, Garbo's ever-and-ever stay abroad, j Ned Sparks. but wait till the movies get hold of it.” in making an award for best perform- When The that Freddie Bartholo- it came to reading Shake- report ance with the Why, then, didn’t the movies get of the year, leading our mew wil wear a stack of false curls spearean lines comedians of Hol- theater audi- man's it is within the of hold of it first? Must role, province did far better than our in “Little Lord Fauntleroy.” lywood average ences be subjected to such tryouts the academy to give an award for the dramatic Maxine Doyle's continued silence. actors. Hugh Herbert, Ar- with the vague hint of a remote best comedy role of the year—man or only to thur Treacher, Frank McHugh, were The rumor that we are not going which celluloid success as a reward? woman—and thus fill a need all excellent in "A Midsummer get Nazimova's excellent revival of Night's Word from Broadway tells us that had not occurred to many oi us before. Dream." I almost “Ghosts" at the National after all, in Oh, forgot the most of this season's plays—not "Jubi- delicious work of Joe E. who spite of a couple of weeks of darkness inapnn txampie uiea. Brown, lee,” etc.—which have been brought to Max at this theater. pleased Reinhardt immensely. the boards via the West Coast have When one realizes what Charlie The rumor that Steve Cochran's Grover Jones will ask the been withdrawn far sooner than their Chaplin has done for the world— academy of henchman, known here and there as when one understands the of which he is an executive to give a sponsors anticipated. depth to be called which informs his comedy award this year. His request It is now fairly definitely estab- “Dutchy-Wutchy,” prefers psychology even “Dutch should meet with response: lished that the best films are those Schultz.” simplest gesture—when one realizes popular Pictures nave an unusual which are written expressly for the The last two acts of “Swing Your that here is a script which requires developed and delightful comedy vein and It 6creen. Even with "Mutiny on the Lady.” far more preparation, takes far more deserves award consideration. Bounty” and other works taken from Audiences that don't wait to see shooting time and is given months 1 (Copyright. 1035 by the North American a success there is little now for cutting and editing as against novels huge “Metropolitan Nocturne," playing Newspaper Alliance Inc.) doubt but that in the long run the at R-K-O Keith’s. weeks for other type pictures—then it ! screen's nicest products are those People who haven't been down to seems only fair that the result of which have been written straight for see that super-ear-sounding equipment such an expenditure of time and Hollywood. which the Little Theater has. money should have more serious con- If Hollywood wishes to experiment The one lady who, launching out of sideration. with the legitimate theater let it dd that excellent performance of “Apron Harold Lloyd's scripts are as care- [ 01 so full sail ahead—but with an eye at the Club this fully prepared as any other star's. j Strings” University ( ACADEMY ! p'r8«b “seotopUy for the stage—and not for Hollywood. week, was heard to exclaim: “Well, Even more time is given them, for E. Lawrence Phillips' Theatre Beautiful j ERROL Matinee. U:Oii pm. used to be written to be if I known it was FLYNN, is in the Plays enjoyed had going to be that | comedy changing talking EDMUND LOWE in a Bros. In the theater—not to be enjoyed kind of a play-!” Who recently completed a starring role in Captain Blood.” has done so well in his first picture that he has been given new contract by Warner picture field and now requires the THUNDER IN THE NIGHT." _ZASU PITTS in_"SHE GETS HER M4NT_ many months later, when, after being People who don't like “Mutiny” and His Damita, is currently at the Earle in Kid.” Mr. Flynn's next picture will be "The Charge of the Light Brigade.” finest writers and gag men. Lloyd's ; wife, Lily appearing "^risco ACU| CV 505 7th St. S.W. hashed come out “Rendezvous.” stardom was not reached a njrUiL I National 417t>. over, they quite, I through | KAY FRANCIS and GEORGE BRENT In We are one of who fluke or an accident. He has made quite differently. Anybody doesn't think Jimmie "GOOSE AND THE GANDER Comedy. those contrary people who has to ad- I Cagney is a good actor. The Pons Prescription. his own huge audience through years _Cartoon and Voice of^Expenence._ Next Week’s Films Annie Lives 'T'HER.E is no royal road to singing. of painstaking effort to discover what ASHTON clarendon, va. Oakley Again Lily Pons, world-famed Metro- makes the public laugh, and to keep Children’s Theater. Opera star, making her film them laughing. t as Buffalo Bill But aside from the politan 'T'HE old in the vivid of HE OLD WEST, | marksmanship CAROLINA cre^.s Goes” West, days (iebut in R-K-O Radio's, ‘T Dream If W. C. Fields doesn't deserve a '.GINGER and LADY TUBBS “Anything KING COLE,'* second In the gave it to the world with fame of Annie Oakley another phase "QLD Gen. Custer and Buffalo Bill, is Too soon to be released, pre- prize for some of the roles he has series of six plays which the his brilliant showmanship, is developed that brought her added Much,” (NEW) screen “Annie vo- CIRCLE e„~- brought to the in 1 scribes hard work, mentally and played in pictures, then nobody de- will have an op- Children's Theater of New York is to brought vividly to the motion fame, at least to those who regularly Barbara latest for the achievement of success. serves one. That steamboat XU 1VyASHINGTON at the OakJey,” Stanwyck’s or secure free tickets to cally, captain portunity to renew acquaintance present National Theater this picture screen, say all advance reports, spasmodically starring vehicle, which opens at Even though one is blessed with a in ''Mississippi” had the audience in with Gaxton and Victor season, which will be played next Fri- in “Annie Oakley." the new starring shows. DUMBARTON ^V'kSSee VS* Billy Moore, art of lies roars of the en- ZASU PITTS lr is Keith’s Theater Thanksgiving day. natural voice the singing laughter throughout "GOING HIGHBROW who scored on their first day morning, an original drama bv vehicle for Barbara Stanwyck, which News and Comedy. appearance of Annie Oak- ‘How about a of Annie tonal tire run of the Like all Clare Tree The plot tells the story couple in the control of the natural picture. good here in "Of Thee I Major, director and founder is to be the Thanksgiving w'eek attrac- anacostia n c7~ together Sing,” life and of her romance with a Oakleys for tonight?” Miss Pons and comedians, Fields works on his owrn FA IR I A WN of this of ley’s quality. says, orfly brint ® when Goes” conies to the unique group professional tion at R-K-O Keith's. “Anything rival marksman. Miss hard work and continuous dialogue, reviewing painstakingly every fAsPE^\rTGEgf?RGE actors which Stanwyck being manner, through National Theater December 2. produces plays especially In such for many years, !,‘h Between F seen in as the Once upon a time, in the late is smallest I ITTI F and G for children. the title role, greatest practice this accomplished. comedy possibility. Aconatlcon newspaper men, other publicists and r.T. TT Fquipued The partnership, which began so rifle shot the world knew. Others in '80s to be exact, a simple country In “I Dream Too Much” Miss Pons The Marx brothers are artists be- Those who remember with friends of the management It Happened One in that : pleasure girl from Ohio. Annie Oakley, toured requested Their effects Night." auspiciously political lampoon. the other the cast are Preston Foster, Melvyn sings the “Bell Song” from "Lakme.” yond question. comedy CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLARgGABT.r only original drama by Mrs. Bill Wild free tickets, or “passes,” for stage and has been carried on brilliantly in the and Moroni Olsen. the world with the Buffalo The French rehearsed the seem to spring from the very silliest >119 H Major which was in Wash- Douglas circus entertainments. The singer PRINfFSS St. N.E. presented West Show. The tour made her an expres- Double Feature present Vinton Freedley musical hit. Delibes aria for an hour each day for sort of impulses and are tried and re- tm ioSiFD .Jv.,,„ ington, “The Prince's Secret,” will ; sion, common alike to the United AR.VOLD In DIAMOND TIM which directs its shafts against the international character and placed her four months before she recorded it tried. In their latest picture they lQ "THUNDER welcome this new play. Mrs. Major “So the Stark States. Great Britain and Europe, is MOUOTAII?®RII:N national worship of the big-shot Red Rose.” Young’s among the women whose names will for the film. took their jokes and stunts out in per- has woven the tale on the theme of here, with the advent of the picture, 8241 Grorrim Ar^ Goes” has ! story of the South before and after always live in American history. Annie “I Dream Too Much” is sonal on the Pacific JLaL-WSFfft gangster. “Anything just “Old Cole and His Fiddlers Musically appearances Silver Sorinc Md. King the War Between the will be revived. Continuous From Con a run of one on States, Oakley was the greatest rifle shot, man a definite for- Coast to make sure were p.M. completed year expected to prove step they good FRED ASTATPF 9 rid Three,” and has. of course, added at the Earle Theater next OTNO^P ROGERS In presented or woman, the world had known. Here then Is the simple story as ward toward laugh material for the average audi- Broadway. background to the Mother Goose successfully bringing "TOP HAT." Friday in the screen version made by The story of her life is strangely came ence. If there is a touch of childhood The libretto of the musical has been to how the expression about: operas to the screen. Andre Koestel- _Cartoon. Metro News. Jingles. Paramount, with Margaret Sullavan Plucked fate from a thrilling. by Two Annie Oak- anetz, famed conductor, was in the left in ycu, Groucho, Harpo and *nd c s‘*- n.k. developed by the combined talents of The Queen of Hearts will be played youngsters stopped dSTANTON 1 nil 1 Ult «.Blh in the leading role. Directed by King backwoods background, she became the will it out. are the Finest Sound Equipment P. Howard one near the show’ tent— pit for the operatic sequences. Zeppo bring They ":nn Guy Bolton, G. Wodehouse. by Mrs. Major, and the Third Fiddler, ley day c„„. Matinee pm Vidor and adapted to films by Law- friend of the famous in her own our world SIDNEY in see the as ! -.- supreme clowns of modem "ACCENT ON YOUTH Lindsay and Russell Crouse, and Cole whose discovery by the King and they begged to show, and DIXIE LEE. rence Stallings and Edwin Justin country and the toast of European and their work Reserves serious con- REDHEADS ON PARADE Porter has provided a series of lilting rescue from slavery to the high estate she had no pencil with which to write I Modern Mayer, “So Red the Rose" deals with royalty. In her first rifle match she Newman Traveltalk sideration. STATF on-nXSl Theater” Bongs which have won international of court fiddler forms the main a note to Col. Cody she threw a card plot, a Southern family engulfed in defeated one of the marksmer TN SPITE of its “armed proud greatest her rifle camp” ap- tana .-nay unver s worn. acclaim. will be enacted by a talented young into the air and with shot A the war. Benny Davis presents his in America, learned to love him and reveals more “JACK round holes in It. told the pearance, Italy beauty You could go on indefinitely on this AHOY." In addition to Moore and Gaxton violinist. two She and new "Star Dust Revue" on the stage, became his bride. now than ever before, which dominant fascinating subject. Edna FAY WRAY In Others in the are Jewel Morse. youngsters to take that card to the | May Oil-, the cast includes Benay Venuta and play with a cast of 20 young entertainers “THE Checking up on such works as the fact Is emphasized in E. M. Newman’s ver’s contribution to screen comedy CLAIRVOYANT.” Irene in the feminine Clara Thropp, John M. O’Connor, ticket taker and she would see that Delroy leading picked by Davis as future stars. traveltalk, to be has been of an ■*tb and Butternut st«T Courtney Riley Cooper of in to see the show. Those "Italy,” presented j worthy award many TAKOMAirtlVUmA roles; Leslie Barrie, Helen Phillipa Bevans and William Court- biography they got j No Parkinr Trouble. Raymond, Annie this afternoon at the National Theater. times. And in Continuous From .1:0(1 leigh, jr. Oakley, published in 1927, one two round holes were just such as Patsy Kelly "Every pm Paul Vera John C. _ BING rRnsnv ip Everton, Dunn, Mr. Newman's new group of motion at that she is a "The Rainmakers,” latest year after her death, we find that the have always been punched in compli- Night Eight” proves King, Florence Earle, Houston Rich- 1 .'■> comedy | "TWO FOR famous was a pictures and still color views covers of lowdown. When an arid TONIGHT." co-starring Robert Woolsey and Bert personage complex mentery tickets to distinguish them genius ards, May Abbey, George E. Mack, the from the mod- character possessing feminine loveli- from tickets. When country completely, moment comes in a picture, Herman Drucilla Maurice Wheeler, will open Thanksgiving day paid the young- * Strain, Elliot, Billy Helen ern in Venice and Milan can 9,h Hayes Coming ness mingled with a fierce in her sters the a improvements Byng always be relied upon to HIPPODROMF Val Pacie at Warners’ Metropolitan Theater. pride presented card chance re- H- Curtis, Vestoff, Ripple, Her to the remainder of the Stone Age carry it with a of Lee is with the team marksmanship. eyes could flame mark from the ticket taker, who was through ripple c/a SILVIA SIDNEY in Robert Lynne, Vivian Vance, Richard Dorothy again down in the boot of T-TELES HAYES come with love, only to become cold and for the Italy. light laughter. Henry Armetta is one 3 Charlie and the wilj to the in the feminine lead. waiting children, christened ‘ACCENT ON YOUTH.’ Wang, Fang Singing determined she Pictures of the new state known as of my favorites; but I'm not National Theater for one week, when pitted her skill the card an “Annie Ooakley” and the prime Foursome. be MT against the man she Vatican City also will shown, Mr. RAINIER mo. beginning December 16, in Gilbert worshiped. term stuck through all the years. >• wtmtwCAMEO Today.Tomorrow Ronald Colman terminates a long Newman having obtained special per- U2 Miller’s production of "Victoria Re- The glorious years of Annie It was natural that sooner or later Geo. Brent. absence from the screen Oakley's mlsion to the Bette Davis, by portray- life photograph railway OPPORTUNITY—8 SINGERS gina." by Laurence Housman. were lived against the background "Annie Oakley" would reach the mo- “SPECIAL ing a fascinating character of fiction station, governor’s palace, art gallery, Second unit of National now AGENT.” Harold Next. This will be her first role since of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show. tion screen. Opera i Lloyd’s stage picture Radio Pictures the radio and other in "The Man Who Broke the Bank building many Professional Zn HYATTSVILI.E. md- "Mary of Scotland,” In which she She was a part of its blood-tingling undertook the task and have made a forming. appearances ARCADE the first time since early silent at Monte Carlo," which comes to new structures. Today-Tomor -Tue‘ J?OR toured the country last year, following re-enactment of thrilling events in good job of it: Miss Stanwyck is j when ready. Audition by Loretta 1 days Harold Lloyd may appear _n Loew’s Fox next Friday. Joan Ben- appoint- oung and Clark a long New York run the previous sea- frontier history. She was known to ideally suited for the role. Moroni his next picture without his famous nett the feminine role ment. Phone Wisconsin 4119. Gable. the Wild.’ and will be Miss third plays leading the Col. as On,tltuticn Hall—Thli Aft. 4»m It will be with son, Hayes’ role great Cody "Little Missy," Olsen portrays Buffalo Bill, while ^ ‘Call_of glasses. the idea that and Colin Clive, Nigel Bruce and I —I as a reigning queen, as she played and she was beloved by every member Preston Foster and Melvyn Douglas RICHMOND the public won’t know him. are in the cast. Love in Shaw’s famous others Montagu of his famous BAUER&SPALDING Cleopatra comedy troupe. are also prominently cast. fM Joint Sonata Recltal-*l.Ifl-S :f> Jack In one of the most unusual directed. Joe screen 10 a. in Benny, “Broadway experi-1 prior to her appearance as the tragic Morrison, stage, rig Boiolfice at Hall Opens mento of his the and radio will headline the 6. 4:30 p m. of 1936.” career, bespectacled Scottish queen in Maxwell Anderson's singer, Natl. Tbca.. Fri., Dec. Melody now at the Columbia JAN comedian, completing "The Milky drama. new stage show, with Helen Compton Friday. Lee Tracy Charles Laughton, Charles Ruggles, KIEPURA Mil O ROCKVILLE MU. poetic Today-Tomorrow Way” at wants to with is the manager and Roscoe Karns his IN r.. Paramount, do two The production is sponsored by Gil- and her orchestra vieing him for Zasu Pitts, Mary Boland and Roland George Arliss. '‘Cardinal Richelieu roles in the same lead honors. Other a Phil charge, with Gail Patrick i picture—the bert Miller, who has a num- top stage acts, providing I la ARGENTINA brought Young heading the cast, opens Thurs- sP*ln s Greatest Dancer—fl.10-tg.7o with his glasses and a overture, news and a the romance. The story is from an for You AMBASSADOR principal sup- ber of distinguished productions to Lampkin comedy HaM. 18th and C Sts. My Song James day and runs through Saturday, Si Constitution show SUr,s 2:00 P.M. porting part without them. the will complete the bill. original by Gleason and Rich- Sunday afternoon, Dee. 8. 4 p. m. American public, in the past jj|g| 1 -iiiBirm- ard Tabor and Sam Heilman had a »gB.TT.n-i.ii , JA&ffi^PR?.^n ^ARET decade presenting such items as hand in the adaptation. “Journey’s End,” “Berkeley Square,” me If "Mutiny on the Bounty” should APOLLO Phone Li 33T3 "The of Innocence,” "The II Show Starts 2:00 P.M. COSSACK 80. Age Swan," 82 Today’s Film Schedule terminate its run at Loew’s Palace Few Remaininr Seats—81.85. KUBELIK “Animal "Our "It Happened One last r||| JACK BENNY. ELEANOR POWELL in Kingdom,” Betters,” Night," Constitution Hall, Dee. 10, 8:30 p.#L "THEBE WAS. THEBE IS. THERE BROADWAY MELODY OP IPii'i. R-K-O KEITH'S—"In next Friday it will be succeeded by H BE ONLY ONE KUBELIK” Person,” “Candle Light” and last season’s suc- year’s academy award film, with PhiladelphiaORCHESTRA WILL \ Conn. Ave. A McKinley at 2, 3:44, 7:48 and another Cecil B. De Mille’s “The THE SHOREHAM, Tues.. Dec. 3. 5 p.ra. AVAI On 5:46, cess, “The Petrified Forest." epic, Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable, Petri. Jan. 14. Segovia. Peb. 4 AVALUW St. N W. CL 2600 9:50 DEC. 8:45 Show 2:00 P.M. p.m. Crusades.” The De Mille spectacle at the Little 19, c*n^,Vi,n I RACHMANINOFF Tickets $1.10 $1.05 $2.20 $3.30 Starts At one time or another opens Theater today Seats, SI. 81.05. 82-20 Miller has STOKOWSKI—Conductinc fj9 Remaininr 10, Series $3.05 $4.75 $0 00 $8.50 JACK BENNY. ELEANOR POWELL in PALACE — to life one of the greatest and BROADWAY MELODY OP IQ.lii "Mutiny on the had almost every star in the Ameri- brings and will be shown through Wednes- KKEISLER—Soloist Mrs. Dorsey’s. 1800 G St. NA. 7151. Talbert Ticket Agency. Willard Hotel of all his- j Procram: Bach. Brahms Concerto in D Concerts Intimes 927 15th St. R. 008 Bounty,” at 7 and can most significant struggles of Red with 2, 4:30, 9:30 theater under his direction, In- day. "Ruggles Gap,” Tickets: T. Arthur Smith. 810 G St., (mail). AVENUE GRAND Wilcoxen. Loretta pm. cluding Katharine Cornell, Leslie tory. Henry Young, in Witt-Hamill Music Co., Na. 3700. Matinee Show Starts 2:00 P.M Schildkraut, George Barbier, JOAN CRAWFORD BRIAN AHERN .n BELA Howard, Helen Hayes, Ina Joseph "I LIVE MY LIFE." Sportreel, SCO—"My Song for You,” Claire, _ Katherine De Mille, Alan Hale, C. at 2:26, 4:02, 5:58, 7:54 and Pauline Lord, Judith Anderson and a mt-HOUPAY SHOW FAHAPI Gordon, William Farnum, CENTRAL VhoneNlr1 281' 9:50 p.m. ho6t of others. Henry C. Aubrey Smith Show Starts 2:00 P.M. In "Victoria Regina” Miss Hayes’ Hobart Bosworth, PAUL MUNI and ANN DVORAK In at "DR. 8QCRATE8 Cartoon COLUMBIA—“Rendezvous,” 83c _ man and Ian Keith head a typically large I SSc, leading will be Vincent Price, who 8AI AIIU r. a V..... -. 2, 4:05, 5:55, 7:55 and 10 p.m. ■ ■ will make his American debut as the De Mille cast. IU1AJ111 St. N.W Ge. 6300 Miss Adrienne, at 3:40, 7:35 prince consort, the Show Start! 2:00 P.M. and 9:35 p.m. having played JACK BENNY. ELEANOR POWELL :n part in the successful production of "Two Fisted,” a comedy about a (5 JA*M* it "BROADWAY MELODY OF lO-'il. LOEW S FOX—“A at the 1230 N.fc. Night the drama in London last season. and his smart- I BROTHERS I \ UGMP C St. dim-witted pugilist m. nUITIfc Phono LI. 10290 Opera,” and stage shows, con- i j ®EOUCHO*CHICO.l HARPO in 1 TODAY at 3 p. ITALY opens a week’s run ! CAOHBY ; Show Start! 3:00 P.M. tinuous afternoon and eve- cracking manager, LORETTA YOUNG CLARK GABLE A . " ning. Granted Extension. f MIGHTS OPERA "CALL OP THE WILD Musical KID man sra CAVOV Mth St. A Col. Rd. N tv — FRISCO r w JAVIM Phone Col 4900 i WARNERS’ EARLE "Frisco TN ORDER to permit her to finish the • On Stmt* • ED | 1 ifII k W ITI ft H MOTION PICTURES Show Start! 2:00 P.M. Kid,” and stage shows, con- second picture for Paramount, the IOWRY &1°vS1 li SYBIL JASON GLENDA FARRELL In | THREE X SISTERS "LITTLE BIO SHOT." Comedy tinuous afternoon and eve- New York has 1 || Metropolitan given I COIMAM & *CTS nth St. ft Rd. N W •>^S-AONAIO V)K« MAM WHO UOU m! U«t F CH£IWV 1 JUW€ PKISSC* Tivni 1 Park ning. Gladys Swarthout an extension of the I rt MCWTt UAIO- IIVUM Phone Col. 1S00 MOWUtON tmdMM -J*- aa 1st sa 8th SEAS Show Start! 2:00 P.M. — SOUTH METROPOLITAN date on which she is to She -TrUc W^e^TZm»T%mmT«*», />,! ETHIOPIA “Personal report. | JOAN CRAWFORD in “I LIVE MY Maid’s Secret,” at 2, 4, 6, 8 finished her first singing film, “Rose Twwnw t Un. a It» Miirtr^jl 1 - LIFE" Cartoon._ of the Rancho," with John then 2nd V/IDP Ga. Ave. A Ouebee and 9:55 p.m. Boles, t 1 WEEK BEG. MON., DEC. I^Tbsoat IUKft Place N.W. Col. 4016 began work in "Give Us This Night” Show Start! 2 00 P.M. LITTLE—“It Happened One 2ND WSIK! YOTTNO CLARK opposite Jan Kiepura. 11 VINTON FREEDLEy/vw»»* LORETTA GABLE. Night,” at 2, 3:55, 5:42, 7:37 "CALL OF THE WILD Betty Boon and 9:32 pm. imr^BouNTrl WIIIIAM G/BCfON*^VICTOR MOORE JESSE THEATER ,8t&.*&'n‘ “Here Comes the Band,” | LEWIS and VIRGINIA BRUCE. "-KEITH'S15*-0 TED A CRUSAOES* 1 * now Specialty. Washington Institution utt* rov»6inm whcoxom J ff! BJI CIH6ER ROGERS 1,1 * 1 Are. N.W ! PERSONAL MAIDS 1 • SYLVAN m • mo vn • f NEW YUHKJ N