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CHEVY CHASE FRANTICS MOVIE LIONESS SLAIN Lift HAS BRIGHT HUMOR Beatrice Lillie Packs Two New Prospector Shoots to Get Contrasting Scenes From Photoplays Spunky $80 State "Who’» Loony Now,” Political Bounty. BAKERSFIELD, Calif., March 8 With Her Melody Satire, Played by Girls’ Alpine CP).—Because a prospector killed a School. frisky animal actress parts of Ken Elevator Maynard’s new picture must be re- .Takes Her Turn at Operating Along 'T'HE Wardman Park Theater last written. Strike night was packed with proud Spunky, the lioness who achieved With Other Tenants During parents and fond friends as the charm- fame in the , ’’Sequoia," was shot ing young ladles of the Chevy Chase when she wandered away from a in New York. School presented "Who's Loony movie location camp. The prospector Now?” the twelfth edition of the Chevy wanted the State's on BY E. de S. MELCHEB. $80 bounty Chase Fran tics. lions. YORK, March 6.—It’s a quaint world up here right now—what The musical satire, though it ran Officials of the with Beatrice Lillie and Rudy Vallee having to run elevator* and Maynard company overly long, was cleverly staged and said yesterday the scenario Is Fairbanks, jr„ earning weak-kneed matrons up long being Douglas humor was at as to on never the bright times, revised eliminate sequences using NEWflights of stairs. Once you are high up a building you and The strikers are In political parties, policies person- a mountain lion. know whether you are going to have to jump to get down. of ages were taken for a merry ride. The earnest and the theater folk, along with the great Park avenue moguls key to the spirit of the piece is shown Industry, are digging in and running* by the line, selected at random, of Randolph Scott'* Father Die*. •levators for all they are worth. Saw and seem to be going places "Borahs Goodenough,” who says, “I’m RALEIGH, N. C., March 5 (P).— Outside an East End avenue apart- last "At Home Abroad” again night going out and embarrass my party.” G. director of the Divi- ment house crowds of reporters are George Scott, (courtesy Claude Greneker and the The from Idaho was not Miss Lillie at the gentleman sion of Accounts in the State Depart- • assembled to see does one Shuberts) and Mitzi Mayfair the only person prominent in politics ment of helm—for her apartment is one of Revenue here and fatheT of of the best numbers of her career in who was kidded ‘Who’s and the rule here is that politely by Randolph Scott, the screen star, died the highest, and it's not to the second act easy Now?” of a all dwellers have to run elevators on Loony heart attack last night. replace Eleanor Powell .. She doesn't Among the people and institutions • 15-minute shift. try—to imitate, that is—she does her whose names are news, who were on Miss Lillie, after a long evening in own dances and she does them awful the end of the satirical the still popular “At Home Abroad’’ receiving well That Krimsky-Bannister- were a known only as (which is getting set to go to Wash- thrusts, chap Beebee venture, "Murder in the Old Herb, by Elizabeth Woodbury; ington!, doesn't seem to mind a bit. played Red Bam," is them in Little (the A. A. by Rumor has it that as she sails through packing Aggie A.), played which reminds us to send best wishes Sammie Ives; Dock Quacksend, a Next WhL Bn. Mob. Into the building pushing buttons and to Rebecca Tarwater and her outfit fellow with a gadgets she sings that Alpine moun- pension plan, played by Selling. Eeeo.. S2.7S. and to that “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” Mather; Alsmith, by Mate. Wad., gat.. $2.20. tain song. “Oh Leo Oh Leo"—one of hope Neysa played too Isham number of the season's hits—and that therefore is packing them in. Betty Williams, and a The Theater Galld Present# said over the her elevators are very much in de- Keith, jr.. "umph" phone others. Plaza contribution of 1 IDIOT’S DELIGHT mand. this a m. from the Barbizon The best dramatic A bow alar hr Robert E. fherwood The "Sweet Aloes" last the was offered * * * * opening night evening by Betty with in in- as the who how- 'T'HERE is no question, however, but had just about everybody towm, Kelley, Elephant, had, Frank who has re- considerable from that the theater and the motion cluding Lawton, ever, competition v mi a covered from his Washington cold and those named above, and Marjorie Dlttlncaithad Cast. picture palaces are suffering. Oscar heads for Hollywood tomorrow Dickens iBorahs Goodenough), Mary Doob. sage maestro of the Loew forces, Vallee was on the train Lou Elliott and Clara Margaret Gillie. just called to put in his small wail Rudy going up to this town, fresh from that The dance were Betty over the situation—saying that even hearing high spots are startled at some occurrence in a bit of light love making in “Anything Goes,” which at the and he sends his Gail Patrick and Rod La Roque (left) (right), engaged Berly’s and the gavotte, danced by he is afraid to go home at nights (only Capitol regards at Loew's Fox. tap In Preview Murder Mystery," which opens tomorrow at Warners' Metro- tomorrow starts a one-week engagement Park and Jane Brown. on account of the elevators!. to all D. C. brethren and “sisteren” Dorothy Mary are that at and GAZE politan, and not looking way Bing Crosby Sammie Ives and Catlett did “Wife vs. Secretary," nevertheless, is who, as he said, made his recent stay Virginia World-Famous Lecturer well several doing a bang-up business at the Capi- (during the "Scandals”) in town so by songs. with the Na- Isabelle W'rote the book tal—third largest week since the the- pleasant. her acting in Warner Bros.* “Dan- network in competition Farrington Willard Hotel It's warm here the birdies are tional Broadcasting Co. and Colum- and some of the lyrics for "Who’s ater was built. today, gerous.” Bamboo Room, First Floor women. Old singing and would be in Author Threatens Suit R-K-O-Radio's “The Informer” is bia. The unexpected move is a se- Loony Now?” and additional songs are everybody Audiences mostly Thurt. Eve.. Mar. 5th, S o’clock • bloom if it warn't for the elevators. assured of mo6t quel to Warners’ bitter fou- monti' were furnished by McCall Lanham, Man Gable still keeps rolling along! practically bagging CONSTRUCTIVE PSYCHOLOGY the American of Lehman and Sammie Ives. * * * * ... If don't hear from us tomor- of the other available awards—-Victor fight with Society Mary you IN EVERYDAY and Puo;> H. M. LIVING was set Tuesday night row it will be because we are stuck for his brilliant portrayal Composers, Authors "DROADWAY Over Film McLaglen Mr. Gaxe lectures also Mar. t more for •-•-* 4, 7, I, of Katharine Cor- on the floor of some Quintuplet of John Fterd for direction, be paid money songs broad- for the opening umpty-umph "Gyppo,” at 8 P.M. be we are and Nichols for his excel- cast from their . nell's “St. Joan." and then had to building—what building not as Dudley Meet Liam With film producers now control- Democrats Tonight. disappointed, what with la grippe yet prepared to say. BY . lent screen adaption of the _ALL WELCOME_ ing several Broadway stage produc- Members of the Democratic League throttling the performance. It will March 5 tN.A.N.A.).—'There is only one person con- O'Flaherty epic. tions, all that remains to complete will meet at 8 p.m. today at Hamilton have to get set all over again Monday nected with the picturization of "The Country Doctor,” who is not “The Informer” recently added to its row of laurels the New filmland’s stranglehold on entertain- Hotel to hear talks from Senator night. It’s a sellout already for at GALLI-CURCI SUED capering with delight in anticipation of the phenomenal sucess pre- by gaining ment is for Hal Roach to book “Our Democrat, of Illinois, and least six weeks. HOLLYWOOD,dicted for the five-star Dionne quintuplet picture—Charles E. Blake, j York critics’ best “everything" for the Lewis, 3k 3k 5k * and the concensus Gang’’ for the Metropolitan Opera George Creel, publicist. Rear Admiral LOS ANGELES. March 5 t/P).— the man who wrote t he story and helped adapt It for the screen. | past year general House. Mark of the °' 'TOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON arrived entire Twentieth from Zanuck to the ; in Hollywood is that the academy's Bristol, president club, Amelita Galli-Curci. opera singer, The Century-Fox studio, Darryl (Copyright. lP.trt by North American ACADEMY Ptr8th ;;uo 8PE#t001” " belated of can now will preside. in town yesterday. Was met by and her husband. Former Samuels, least imDortant extra on the lot, is.- stamp approval Newspaper Alliance.) E. Lawrence Phillips’ Theatre Beautiful Continuous 4:30 P.M. at the station. un- make little difference to the intrinsic From her mother Quite ! concert pianist, were sued for $54,570 congratulating itself on having made GEORGE ARLISS in MISTER HOBO." tion of testifying on behalf of the worth of the film. like certain other movie folk, she went yesterday as the result of an automo- what is conceded by all to be the big- ALICE FAYE in MUSIC IS MAGIC.” i fighting Irishman is none other than to her hotel without flowers, ! bile accident. of the decade—a 50fli 7‘b «• 8-w. quietly gest money-maker of a rival New Harlow and Tone. A SHI FV * Plans to Darryl Zanuck, producer AjIILlI National 4378 photographs or confusion. Mrs. Thomas Kienster. young wife two to three-mil- I " studio and one-time executive at Good news for film fans of Jean EDWARD ARNOLD in ’’DIAMOND JIM at the hotel without seeing any of a fireman, she suf- lion-dol'ar I stay city alleged profit who have I she Warners. Others already Harlow. The “brownette” film actress ACUTHN CLARENDON. VA. one for at least two days. Friday fered concussion of the brain when is the current es- ASniUlT . ’THE backed Cagney in his contention that has now been cast as the feminine will emerge, be photographed, receive her automobile and one driven by timate. But Blake LITTLEST REBEL. Also, Our Gang there was a verbal agreement in which star of "His Brother's Wife.” Comedy. the press, say that she is glad to be Samuels collided last week in Holly- has been tele- Playing I he was a schedule of not she likes wood. promised opposite will be Franchot Tone, rapid- TADnilNA 1 Ith A N. C. Are. SE East, but that Hollywood. phoning and tel- lAKULinA 1 more than four pictures a year in- ly forging ahead to the ranks of the THE VIRGINIA JUDGE That’s the regular movie star routine. -»- egraphing daily and -REMEMBER LAST NIGHT.” clude Actor Frederic March. Walter always-in-demand male We plan to see her on that day if from Chicago, players. ^ r Oliver H. P. Garrett and Lester One of { the crowd's not too thick. Tell her Buster Keaton Fined. where lie is em- way gaining recognition by »/** 7new) circle p former executive of movie is JAMES CAGNEY PAT she was in "The Cowan, secretary the moguls to be a radio star and OBRIEN m how swell we think LOS ANGELES. March 5 (A>).—Bus- ployed as a re- CEILING ZERO.’ News. Cartoon. the Academy of Motion Picture Arts first, and more and more of the latter Life of Louis Pastuer "—a film which ter Keaton, film comedian, paid a $50 porter, threaten- Saturday. March 7—ROBERT DONAT In and Sciences. are finding studio doors wide open as P&°/i*s?ihra^ THE COUNT OP MONTE CRIST Q we hope will jam Johnny Payette’s fine yesterday for speeding. ing suit against *• s° do a result of their work on the ether. fhariiL Earle Theater tomorrow to the doors. the studio on the Cagney w’ill attempt to prove that, hnefufl?. DUMBARTON roi?ald,c*,colman Don Ameche is the latest of the radio It 'n),rthful the * * * * grounds he has in order to keep him from walking ; f*'ri and ELIZABETH ALLAN in ”A TALE stars to be to a term con- OF TWO CITIES.” Comedy. ’’Alias BU FRIDAY Freddie Bartholomew received neither out during the life of his contract i signed long Nick.” Shows. 6:30 and ■pY Where and When tract Twentieth and S:50._ should be out on deck again. He sufficient cr e d i t because of unsatisfactory stories, the by Century-Fox, PA Iff I AUfN ANACOSTIA. D C. rAIHLeA WPI studio held in escrow a substantial Is now making tests for the role of the VICTOR McLAGLEN la has had a tough siege of the flu and nor remuneration •’PROFESSIONAL of his $4,500 deaf-mute son of Jean Hersholt in SOLDIER."_ the rumors that he has gone to Current Theater Attractions for the story portion weekly salary. "Turmoil.” Music for the picture I ITT I F 9th Between P and O have been only rumors. He and Time of Showing. he practically forced the skeptical Mr. Win or lose, Jimmy is unlikely to LI 1 I LE> Acousticon Coot*eed is in the capable hands of Alexis Brings Back for the has been wrestling with the bug at his Zanuck into purchasing. become tied up again under any con- Archangelsky, composer of the Third Time hotel while his nice aunt, Miss Milli- tract which denies him complete au- Fox—"The Prisoner of Shark Is- When Blake's agents first ap- “Chauve Souris” music—“March of eent Bartholomew feeds him the thority as to cast, story, directorship, VICTOR McLAGLEN in land,’’ at 10:45 a.m., 1:30, 4:15. 7 and proached Zanuck, the latter, after the Wooden Soldiers,” "O, Caterinall”, proper pills. Freddie promises to say etc. It is even hinted from an author- “THE 10:45 p.m Stage shows at 12:45, 3:35, reading the story, replied, "I'm not etc. INFORMER.’* “hello” Friday, too. Busy day. itative source that, when his 6:20 and 9:05 interested.” High-pressure salesman- present M. ROCKVILLE. ★ * * * p.m. Harry Warner left Hollywood Mil n MD. troubles are over, the Irishman will Today-Tomorrow ship resulted in a five-a-week Holly- for New York to tenta- IrlllAS_ Earle—"The Music Goes ’Round,’1 Tuesday set CLAUDETTE COLBERT who was such a the be concerned In the financing of his in "BRIDE COMES UUGH HERBERT, wood contract for author, during tive on behalf of the Warner HOME." at 11 a.m., 1:35, 4:20. 7:20 and 10 p.m. own Several plans when he was in Wash- which he was little more than productions. financial grand guy ■ paid Studio to start a third national radio Stage shows at 12:40, 3:30, 6:25 and In the East have Is the hit of ‘’Colleen.” which what he made as a reporter, with the groups expressed a PRINCESS Doubl? Feature ington, 9:05 GINGER p.m. willingness to make such a ROGERS in "IN PERSON." the Warners previewed yesterday. understanding, however, that, should possible MARIAN NIXON in Palace—“Klondike Annie.” at 11:15 "TANGO."_ Herb Crooker, ace Warner press the studio film the story, he would re- program. CFm 8244 Georrla Are. a.m., 1:30, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:40 GAYETY BURLESK d£3? oEaCU Silrer Spring. MB. hello to Frank La Falce ceive an additional sum of money and oracle, says Continuous From 6:00 P M p.m. Bette Davis Good Bet. and the boys. be given full credit on the screen for NOW PLAYING . ond YOI' MAY HAVE MISSED YOLE In Oscar Doobe does the same to Carter R-K-O Keith’s—“The Ghost Goes original authorship and co-adaptation The members of the Academy of MOTHER’S WEDDING. 5%->s2^•Rhythm is ■CT DON’T MISS “MISS PACIFIC Barron. West,” at 11:15 a.m., 1:25, 3:29, 5:39, together with Sonya Levien. Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ^■Rji FLEET.” Comedy. Cartoon. Pathe News. 7:43 and 9:53 have been faced with a in* Business* \ S The R-K-O office has called and p.m. According to Blake, Twentieth Cen- pretty problem “HINDA WAUSAU” Popular Science_ their choice of feminine AND HER GREAT SHOW wants us to know that everything but Belasco—"Soak the Rich,” at 12:04, tury-Fox failed to keep its promise on regarding STANTON »*■ •no u »*»• N-t. AT THE GAYETY “ 1 All I Ull Finest Sound Caulnment is at our 8:04 and 10:04 winner for the best screen perform- Ginger Rogers disposal. 2:04, 4:04, 6:04, p.m. both counts, and. unless his grievances Continuous From 5:30 P.M ance of the year, for the rea- GENE RAYMOND Paramount’s Dick Halliday phoned. Petrified For- are settled within the next few days, simple tn "SEVEN KEYS TO ! Metropolitan—“The BALDPATE" ST LOUIS WOMAN" Grade Barrie has won a real name his will suit for son that, while dozens of the fair ttetsonj at 11:25 lawyers begin heavy \| Lorp and JOHN MACK est.” a.m., 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 5Lt&.:^.ANETTE “The Scandals.” movie sex have for herself in given averagely good BROWN__ _ 7:30 and 9:35 p.m. damages. 1 “The Great Ziegfeld” is doing slam- performances, not one, with the ex- •EN HECHT AND Columbia—"Last of the Pagans,” at of has done CHAW.ES M«A*7WU*WilStUj STATE-BETHESDA^V^ly bang business. Suit ception Shirley Temple, [II 2 Features: At 6:00 and 8:30 P.M.— 11:45 a.m., 1:45, 3:48, 5:50, 7:30 and Cagney Backed. Jack Benny opens Friday here at the anything vaguely resembling screen HELEN BRODERICK HUGH HERBERT ia ! 9:50 H same act p.m. While on the of lawsuits, 1935. However, 1 “TO BEAT THE BAND” State, doing, presumably, the subject history during largely I he'll do subsequently at Loew’s Fox. Tivoli—“Ceiling Zero,” at 2:05, 3:55. Hollywood is having a right royal influenced by the factor that Bette WahmCouHtthf Also at 7 and 0:40 P M. Only— GENE RAYMOND in the Mystery. * * * * 5:45, 7:35 and 9:25 p.m. merry time taking sides for and Davis was a runner-up to Claudette “7 KEYS TO BALDPATE.” for Lorraine Santsche and Ambassador — “The Bride Comei against Jimmy Cagney in his legal Colbert last year, the numerous straw 1 Soak The Rich! \\7ATCH War- votes indicate Davis will receive 1' Home,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. contract-breaking fight against Miss Preview. Fri. Eva. I LLER STATE THEATER rALL,vCAHl,CH- Josephine Buckley, dancers, who ner Bros. The latest of a long line the coveted award, to be announced Sea Twa Feataree RONALD COLMAN I AMD HIS CBS ORCHESTRA! Will come to the Earle with Jan Garber Little—"The Informer,” at 11:31 Far Salta Price. ‘‘ARROWSMITH” | “KING OF BURLESQUE.” of distinguished film folk to file inten- Thursday evening, on the strength of I Co. have finished anc 4th and Bntteraut Sts. and They just a.m., 1:36, 3:38, 5:40, 7:42 1 TAYfiMA I IAKUhIA No Troubles < at the Waldorf 9:44 j Parfclni a slick engagement p.m. & JOE PENNER in STONE LEE *GwyNNE “COLLEGIATE.” n tr A A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION II Sx VJ MmktmmJm A A A mw opposite u. s. treasury on isth st. HIPPODROME Double Feeturt Warner Oland. ‘Charlie Chan's Secret.* Joe Penner. "Coilete Rhythm." TGER PRUT" s VERSATILE STAR OP CAMEO *Today** THE SCREEN f> ERROL FLYNN in + DOORS OPEN ^ ^ C A ISto RADIO t. ^ ^AW Si “CAPTAIN BLOOD." ““ 75 Continuous 7:00 to 11:00 P.M. TOMORROW "SS? 5/5 t.mS«I 'PRISONER of SHARK ISLANDS On Stage—Tomorrow today Amateur Nite—8:35 P.M. The Dramatic Story of a Noted Hero who ^ BRING ON THE DAMES-'ffs^ Fred and Ginger in hyattsvilul— , Fought the World that we live —^ ^ YJ /upOtCKife At^h, ARCADE might happily1 T\\XS* J F 1 * the musical of the JOE PENNER L| gem G^g s in * x “COLLEGIATE.” ocean will be here • ^g Vi W>1 A Continuous 7:00 to 11:00 P.M RMJLMUNI ALEXANDRIA. tZ /n Tlit Cosmopolitan Production RICHMOND TOMORROW..! / Bette Davis. "Dangerous."_ AMBASSADOR Iff* ft® CLAUDETTE COLBERT. "THE BRIDE TheSTOHYaflOUtS Pu.., " COMES HOME." "March of Time mmwmm^ Drama '.-Ah APOLLO Phone* A* £& capital entries JOSEPHINE !•» .'«** .'l0mFx WARNER BAXTER in "KINO Of BURLESQUE "March nf Time '• PREVIEW PRAISE- HUTCHINSON fiSS^I^St ■ With a AVALON cStVw. 'll you mss il. you ye D 0 N AID WOODS dancing ^4*13' ( CO WARNER BAXTER In "KING OP eitremely likely Id pass ANITA LOUISE V _BURLESQUE." Audioscopics. the flotilla of beauti- up performance that PPtr; 1 r , (J D Oft W« " 1 A Wilt win the Academy gold Itlbtn ^^B^H j, up3gg|3|; w AVENUE GRAND award tor 1936" *»• ful, gorgeous ga^ Matinee. 9:00 P.M. r- 4 A*idTiu' R KtlUy. Ttmps f ^ SHIRLEY TEMPLE in THE LIT- OOh, for the life TLE8T REBEL." SportreeiT -Warner Bros and Paul / RETURN Of THE TANGO & RUMBA KING i of a sailor I S CENTRAL *p'honehMet 9*41' Ssajfis"* : JOE PENNER and JACK OAKIE in / VAUICD it HrAT I I" •COLLEGIATE." Comedies.

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