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Sifwgng Ralph Bellamy, Shirley Grey Ball Confined to Frames on the Porches Board in the Dining Room Can Just Ment romising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local GAYNOR, AYRES IN POU CINEMA Starred To-day in “Ser- vant’s Entrance”; More Short Subjects Together again tor the first time since they made “State Fair” and which brought to them the honor of being the most popular roman- tic pair on the screen, Janet Gay- nor and Lew Ayres are again in town at Poll’s, the theater of the stars, in “Servant’s Entrance”, their latest co-starring picture and which will no doubt prove far more interesting and entertaining to their large following of fans. Janet Is in a new type of role for her and one in which you will love her more than ever. She is cast as the daughter of a million- aire, who loses her money, so she goes to work as a housekeeper and while there she meets Lew Ayie3 who is the chauffeur at the house. They fall in %ve and Janet as be- ing on his equal as far as money is concerned thinks that all is is a swell, but Ayres inventing OPENING SATURDAY NIGHT ATTRACTION part for motors and he gets it into a lot of dance of perfected and fails One o! the finest young dance bands In the state, selected to play the first Saturday night Tnit trouble and then and features Gone .M^nTTTiiiiiroTTiiii rrBnwMgiTnrr Trim—»«—■» money for his the new season at Humllton park. It is under the personal direction of Mr. Romano from then on the fun starts, and and DiLisio, accordionist. Is In “Now and Forever” at the State Holden, vocalist, “Sonny” Shirley Temple, who starring you will be afforded a lot of good today. hearty laughs at their antics. All In all this is the greatest TU DIKII 1 Gaynor film of them all, and sup- BROADWAY THEME HANDY ANDY’ AT HUGHES ‘ROMAN SCANDALS’ FINE TWIN BILL porting the star will be an im- pressive easy made up of the fol- lowing favorites in featured roles: OF LYRIC CINEMA GARDEN SUNDAY LOCAL MASQUERS FEATURE STRAND OFFERING Ned Sparks, Walter Connolly, Lou- CAPITOL ise Dresser, G. P. Huntley Jr, and many others. Walter Wipchell’s Great Will Rogers Heads Cast— Well Known New Jersey Cantor’s Recent Drummond Strikes On the supporting program of Eddie Bulldog carefully selected shorts will be Productions Opens To= “The Wild Horse” Is Theatrical Coach to As- Musical Hit Back Featured found rivaling, at all times, any Comedy By feature, the latest Walt Disney morrow Afternoon Companion Feature sist Here Silly Symphony "Peculiar Pengins” Starts To-morrow Popular Demand usual and this is up to the Disney Walter Winchell, the only man to His wife wanted him to retire Greatly encouraged by the and has been awarded 4 standard Janet Gaynor, who with her sweetheart of “State Fair”, Lew is and a little. but all Eddie Cantor in "Roman Scand- ftonald Colman brings “Bulldog the New out-peep Samuel Pepys, giving play play splendid reception afforded their stars by both Liberty and will be seen at Poll’s today. Drummond Strikes Back’’ to the Ayrse, at and no work makes Will a wild al*," comes to the Capitol Theater York News. Then for better meas- the public a squint “Broadway single offering of last year the screen of Warners’ Strand theater Todd Dramatic Club” has ure there will be a Thelma Thru a Keyhole” in his story of boy. “Masquers’ Sunday. for four tomorrow. days starting and Patsy Kelly comedy: a spoit that title produced by 20th Century- That, in brief, is the story of called a meeting of its members Ruth Etting, Gloria Stuart and Ever since Colman made the reel; the latest news and others MfcLLAK IASI IN UrcKAIUK IS A1 Pictures, released by United Artists Will Rogers’ latest picture, “Handy for next Monday evening, when earlier Drum- David Manners appear with him in talkie, "Bulldog to make up the best program that coming to the Lyric theater Sun- Andy,” coming to the Garden to- plans for the coming year will be mond.” the filmgoing has ie- the comedian’s fourth an- public is to be found in any theater in day. morrow, Monday and Tuesday. Ad- discussed. pop-eyed tainec* a fond of the dash- nual musical comedy for Samuel memory Connecticut for the week-end. NOW AND FOREVER CARROLL’S SUNDAY It has been said that today’s vance reports from the previews Although the club was not form- ing Captain Hugh Drummond Poli’s the season last Goldywn, succeeding his "The Kid Starting Wednesday the gossip in Winchell's column is to- say this is the funniest comedy of ed until late in whom he first portrayed in that to were success- from Spain" of last year. theater will present the sequel morrow’s front page scahdal. In his career. And the highlights of year the “Masquers” picture. Rio” in “Down ful in a three act Its story is that of a wide-eyed, “Flying Down To Wheeler and in "Broadway Thru a Key-hole” he re- the story bear this out. presenting Drummond also holds a fond and another Carole Lom= Woolsey entitled "After You brow-beaten lad in West Rome. To Their Last Yacht” Guy Cooper, veals the romance of a night club The co-featuro will be "The Wild farce-comedy in Colman’s for it was which will I’m Next” and the given Oklahoma, who, by the power of place heart, new dance is featured bard and Tem= Hilarious dancer who is loved by a racketeer Horse.” support in the creation of this character as the “Cari- Shirley Companion them their first venture his imagination, is carried back to become as popular and by a famous radio singer. Randolph Scott, Sally Blane, upon pro- that he scored his screen vided the incentive for more and strange adventures in the Rome greatest oca”. in State Film Feature These roles are played respectively Fred Kohler, Lucille La Verne, hit. pie better in 1934-1835. of the Caesars. I'atr maids in dis- by Constance Cummings, Paul Charley Grapewin, Jim Thorpe and plays The feel very fortun- tress among the Emperor’s captive It was pleasant news to the star, Kelly and Russ Columbo. the 120 other member of the cast Masquers’ A new starring romantic team As a complete contrast to her Mr in the affairs of therefore, when M. Schenek Also in the and ate in securing the services of beauties, intrigue Joseph to local movie fans in appearing picture, technical staff, set up camp informed OFFERS is presented earlier light-hearted screen roles Frank J. Virtue of Patterson New state and a deep secret with which and Darryl F. Zanuck ALHAMBRA playing the roles of themselves, on the Indian reservation, 160 Paramount’s "Now and Forever” Jersey who will assist George Eddie tries to escape figure in hte him that they had purchased Marion Davies contributes her finest are Texas Guinan famous night biles from Flagstaff, Ariz., as a opening at Warners’ State theater Hughes in the direction of produc- riotous story, which ends in a “Bulldog. Drummond Strikes dramatic performance in her new club hostess and coiner of the basis for their operations. Added to-day. it is Gary Cooper and Car- tions for the season. Mr thundering chariot race to the sea Back” as his first starring vehicle BANNER PROGRAM phrase "Give this little girl a big attraction the last chapter of “Lost coming role Lombard, and the picture Metro-Gold wyn-Ma yer-Cosmopoli- Virtue comes to with a And in the companion feature under his new contract with their hand,” Abe Lyman and his band, Jungle.” Waterbury marks the first time that these two tan 13” which wide and varied in the w.'ll be seen, Anna Sten in "Nana” 20th Century Pictures. picture ‘‘Operator Eddie Foy, Jr„ and Frances Wil- experience popular players have appeared to- theatrical field been her to The is based on the latest opens Sunday at the Carroll The- liams. Blossom Seeley, Gregory having long Samual Goldywn brought story “Manhattan Melodrama” gether as leads. In addition, five- England Gets the Bug and Hobart associated with the production of Hjilywood a year ago last May novel by H. C. McNeile, dapicting was ater. Ratoff, Hugh O’Connell, year-old Shirley Temple, who The widespread campaign for plays throughout New York and spent eighteen months and a for- the further exploits of the lovable Heads Bill Cavanaugh, C. Henry Gordon and Opening seen in “Little Miss Marker,” plays The picture is based upon the last clean motion pictures is beginning New Jersey. tune preparing her for her first adventurer. The excitement starts Helen Jerome Eddy also play im- a starring role. best-seller novel from the versatile to attract as much attention In Aside from the discussion of picture. when Drummond attempts to un- To=morrow portant roles. Together, these three compose pen of the late Robert W. Chamb- England as in this country, accord- plans, the election of officers for ravel a completely baffling mystery The co-feature is “The Lone Lionel Alwill, Richard Bennett, one of the most perfect combina- ers who. his intimate friends de- ing to Horace the will also be held for a beautiful whose \\ il- Rider Buck Jones. Jackson, prominent coming year Mae Holmes and young girl Three stars—Clark Gable, as starring Clark, Phillips tions seen in films. The charac- clare, had Miss Davies in mind film writer. Jackson has just re- on Monday night. The present Kirkland in uncle disappears strangely in the Powell and Myrna Loy— Muriel appear support liam ters they play are sympathetic, his heroine for a screen version of ceived a request from an English officers of the Masquers’ are: Pres- London house of a sinister Oriental the first time, come to HOLD HOBBY CRAFTS SHOW oi Miss Sten in the story of the united for human and* the film an article Sun- entirely believable, story.
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