Miss Bennett Forsakes Pert Kelton New Film Teams Coming Soon to Local Theaters Personality Rich Dreams in New Play Will Be Treat in "Nana"
MBed of Roses" Reveals Luxury, but Torch-Bearer Anna Sten, Russian Actress, Must Look tc of Film Is Associate Character of Swaggering Laurels When Clever Vaudeville Per- Type—New Orleans Scenes. former Is Flashed on Screen.
By E. de S. Melcher. By Mollie Merrick. e (n_a.n.a.).—a word about p«ri Constance Bennett is the star or "sea or Koses" Dy calif., July reason of lines, face and figure, you will get more enjoy- Kelton, who will have the role of Satin In the Goldwyr ment out of Pert Kelton doing a Mae West than anything production of "Nana," which stars Anna Sten, a Russian girl else in the film. Miss once a jibbering, young Hollywood, WHILE Kelton, who has been one year in Hollywood preparing for a big career musical comedienne (who came in and did a song while comedy No matter how good Anna Sten be in "Nana," the chancei the heroine changed her dress), is very, very convincing as a reform may are that Pert school graduate who wanders about the globe intuning her speeches Kelton, newcomer to the screen but known to vaudeville through her nose, and swaggering about in skirts which are brief, since she's bepn old enough to think, may eclipse her. The girl whose tight and good only for standing up. tip-tilted nose and cute ways undoubtedly earned for her the nick- and that such actions can oruy Dear me While Sister Constance perambulates name "Pert," has a way of walking off with the audience in the around millionaires' homes and boat fruit of happiness. palm on the of her hand. She has landings, flying from financial hey-hey Eventually true love dawns done it so cleverly in the Constance Bennett and she her man In to the arms of real love, Miss Kelton repentant girl, gets picture, "Bed of Roses," that by the time the star is placated ther« keeps somewhat in the background and an ideal state of poverty, virtue and Miss Kelton stands at may be very little of Pert Kelton left in the film. word appears only when it seems necessary sweetness, while But the has and does a little West mutter- to indulge in verbal fisticuffs. She is, the door gone about Hollywood, and producers are on the watch for this tall the torchbearer for the film, ing and wondering as to "how long has however, slender girl with lots of and sheer theatrical being a fresh quantity and swinging this been going on?" personality ability. The remainder of the bill is full of her all around and about with an Speaking of difficulty, the nosers, aunuugri liir siuuio triea nnc nice a Duke Ellington producers abandon that caused many twittering things—except of "Nana" are having a time of It find- tried to have it that way. But "Ameri- 'short" which we thought tuneful but ca's on for oung ladies near us to exclaim, "My, ing a Victoria of the 1870s that would Sweetheart" caught Man mournful—and much, much too long wish I could walk like that!" be the super-vehicle of the day. "Nana" Pickiord right from the beginning for the thesis It has at Its When the studio tried to call Florenct Miss Bennett's new film, current at dreary would use only the ultra-bizarre and elbow. the R-K-O Keith's, will probably surprise smart thing, they believe. The finest Vidor "Orchid Lady of the Screens' * * * the and her "fans." In it she is allowed only a * example of the carriage-maker's art In public just pooh-poohed th< scribblers wouldn't take the on brief few minutes of finery. One shot rPHE best cinema news of the mom- 1870 was a pretty highly developed one. phrase That, is the final secret. II Is given of the actual "bed of roses"— ing is that Aline MacMahou will And the chance# are the producers of perhaps, the scribblers approve, the readi a giant big enough to have an role In the new Paul HISTORY IS INVADING this picture *111 have to fall back on public sleepinf pagoda, Important the often to 11 house the fleet. On this sumptuous Muni film, which Is to be called "The one of the custom-body makers of fine tag sufficiently Identify with the artist. couch you see Miss Bennett waking up World Changes." This is as it should automobiles to create a Victoria of suffi- one into silken sheets be. Miss MacMahon and FIELD ONCE BARRED cient swank for this of the Paris morning, staring Both Mr.) lady Now that sporting days are here taki and white and dreaming are not A-l contributors to boulevard* and a luxurious backstairs* long drapes, Muni only a tip from Hollywood and use the fol- not of the she is nestled in at but are MUSICAL of life. luxury the acting muse, they popular DISTINCTION lowing for all events In make-up sports the moment, but of the young cotton and admired members of any place Talking Screen to lave Still An- No powder. Lots of lipstick. The faint- (Joel whom to be. Now that there Isn't a line of barge gentleman McCrea) which they happen single est trace of eyeshadow and. if your lashei she once in Water. never ACHIEVED IN RECITAL Wfth Noel Coward's left in thew the We have yet heard anything other Production, Tale writing "Design are light and your eyes small, a scan! for It is this conflict between Miss Ben- but kind words about these two—a very Living," screen credits may fall touch of waterproof lash darkener a< where will. And if the nett's desire to give in to the pleadings rare event. All their Hollywood-Broad- of Southern Euqope. they they change the very tips of the lashea and wel; of title—which do. never of a young man whom she would wed way sisters and brothers speak nicely Second In Series by Mount Vernon they may you away from the eyes. for the 6ake of sweet love, and her de- them. Further than that, Joan Blon- can tell—then Paramount will have had But—before going outdoors—massagt to us that "Aline steals School Is the of that $50,000 for sire also to keep from him the knowl- dell admitted Received With "You can't make historical pictures pleasure paying the face gently, but thoroughly with I and Bette Davis and the hit out of the edge that her life has not been as rosy 'Gold Diggers,'" and with them.*" Broadway Just bigness mixture of w^rm olive or castor oi that get away of its heart and of a bed of roses as he might imagine, that other Warner stars have stated Approval. the deficit side Its or warm olive and palm oil. Wipe thi a hard- Such was the cardinal rule of pro- forms the basis of this somewhat trite Miss MacMahon Is bright and books. i oils off carefully and run over the faci the but sometimes bright little film. working actress, who deserves all ducers a few years ago. But with the with a plain chamois skin. And, remem- credit she can as she re- Every one is Interested in Alice no We frankly enjoyed it more than the get—Inasmuch The second In the aeries of organ advent of the talking screen this has ber, powder. You'll look very smart was not such a. wow when she first screen career because she has ■ort of duchess stuff which Miss Ben- citals givfen by the department of organ Is Brady's —a-boatlng, a-ter.nising, a-golftng ot changed, and history today furnish- started off at such a and nett usually does—badly. While she began. and department of voice, Mount Vernon merry capable a-riding—and you'll get that fine Mr. Muni has worked hard, too, ing new and effective drama for the pace. So in "Beauty Parlor," when the smooth even tan. Secret: The never cracks out with any wonder School dt Music, R. Deane di- Holly- really harder when he was Muni Shiye, studio announces that the will she is tolerant of the possibly rector, was given last night In the au- films. Brady wood boys do it, too! acting, sweetly now. Welsenfreud than he does These have another of those "fluttery roles,",' whole business, and surrenders to Mr. ditorium of the church. Russian history was for Instance re- two. however, are a very great credit to we read with mingled feelings. There is Alice White gives her cast-ofl McCrea with an ardor that is really Miss Miilllkln is a diploma student .of Warner Bros. produced In "Rasputin and the Em- anticipatory pleasure In the thought of clothes to a little girl in her neighbor- last year In the organ and 1 •urprising. * * ♦ * department Alice as a featherbrain hood. The mother makes them ovei this Is the fourth recital she has press," British history in "Cavalcade." seeing Brady The story is linked up with New- given. once more—and there Is terror in the and the tiny one Is the envy of al \V7ATCH the career of Dorothy Bur- Her numbers were difficult, both tech- The latest incursion Into the field of Orleans, and a smattering of the Mardi thought that movies may try to routine her friends. gess. She has an Interesting role nically aad and her wide ex- realities that were Is '^Jtorm at Day- Gras, and with the theory that reform musically, such a artist. (Copyright. 1933. by North American News- in this week's "Hold Your Man." She her to a break." drama thoroughly capable school do a break once in a perience enabled play tihem like Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's paper Alliance, Inc.) girls get roles hased on events while. When Miss Bennett and Miss has made other less flamboyant veteran. Her first group consisted of of Serbia and Hungary, Interesting. She has put fire and thun- the ever "Clair de before, and after the war, and Can you think of a nickname for Kelton go waltzing off on that Missis- tevely Lunfe" by Karg- during, she has done. Her to the screen a brilliant new Mae West? If you can, leave me out sippi boat, however, after their "school- der Into anything Elert; the ever popular anti charming bringing Conditioned Air—Carefully Cooled new will be "Park Avenue "Will o' duo of film lovers In 'Nils Asther and of It, but let Paramount Studio. Holly- ing." snitching this and snitching that, picture the Wisp" by "Nevln, and -iways a better show sf ^ Francis. wood. into your little secret. They want you to wonder if such hussies Lady." "Shadow Mountain" by Mr. Shure. This Kay begin ♦ * * * of a line for this artist. One deserve better than what they last number was inscribed to Miss Mul- It opens with the assassination tag priceless really at similar to the "Sultan of Swat." After Miss Bennett gets that duck- Critics, east of Kansas City, are be- llkin. Archduke Ferdinand Sarajevo— fflaE ' pot. the war. It traces the which describes Ruth so aptly RKO'S ing. and after she has lost her temper ginning to wonder whether Paramount The last group consisted' of "Berceuse" which started Babe. uses them —or "the Manassa Mauler." which is FESTIVAL! long enough to throw McCrea into the will have another three-day outing this by Guilmant. "Walling Wall," another events In the struggle—and MlnsrMMEB as the for a vivid romance, Jack Dempsey's unofficial title—or "the water, you know that all will be wel1 Summer for willing reviewers. of Mr. Shure's compositions. Inscribed background on famous "Black- Ghost." which gave you an to a local organist, Warren F. Johnson. based Hunyadi's play Galloping Constance Stemmed Cherries." idea or two about Red Grange. Her concluding number was the gigantic Richard of Some of the efforts to tag players Bennett "Sonata "Romantica," Pedro A. Yon, Boleslavshy, "Rasputin" tap fame, directed the drama have been failures in the past. "The one of our foremost Cbthollc spectacular j organists of and an elaborate cast in- Brooklyn Bonfire" didn't stick to Clara "Bed of Roses" BAND CONCERTS in New York To perform a Europe, City. major cludes Walter Huston. Holmes, Bow—and "America's Boy Friend" never JOEL McCREA-JO** HALLIDAt work of such as this Phillips proportion requires Pallette. Loiise Closser Hale. was completely identified with Buddy all of the technical, registrational and Eugene By the United States Marine Band By the United States Army Band Ann Harding and William Powell, who appear together in "Double Harness." Jean Parker, C. Hfenry Gordon and skill of an artist. This at the Medical Cen- at 7:30 interpretative next weeks feature at R-K-O Keith's, and Evans, who plays opposite this evening Army this evening at the Capitol, Miss Mfillikln Madge others. Walter Reed General Hospital at displayed. Cagney (below) for the flm time in a film entitled "The Mayor of The dramatic consists of ter, o'clock. William J. Stannard. leader; Madeline J™®'6 "triangle" 6:30 o'clock, Arthur S. Whitcomb, sec- Padgett, soprano, sang Hell, which is due for an early showing at Warner's Earle Asther as the lover. Miss Francis as Thomas F. second leader. ond leader, conducting. Darcy, Campbeil-Tlpton's "Spirit flower," the woman, and Huiton as the husband "Dawn"- Curran and "Maids of Ca- March. "Heroes of the Flag". .Bidgood "March to the Tournament," from by who sacrifices himself that his wife and diz" byDellbes, in her first group. She TWICE A DREISER HEROINE. Overture, "Italian in Algeria". .Rossini the "The Courts of Granada," CAPITAL CADET BAND friend may find happiness. | suite, sings with apparent ease and Trombone solo. "Gondolier" Simon thought- makes her second star- Chapl fulness. measuring each phrase In cor- Sylvia Sidney Harold Bayes, soloist. "The Year 112," Overture, relation, with the text. Mr. Shure's PLAYS AT MOUNT ALTO ring appearance In m film version of a Excerpts from "Vagabond King". .Friml Tschaikowsky on "Dream Clouds" and the coloratura Dreiser novel when she HALL PARK Cornet solo, "Trumpeter Guard." for "Mlrame Asl" Theodore ap- MARSHALL Solo cornet, "Bell « Neske Song" from "Lakme," Delibes, Tho N^twiaf* amusement £ Fuentes Patients Are Entertained Or- pears In the title role of Paramount e HER LIPS (Cuban Habanera) by on tbo Potomoc. Picnic SEALED Arthur S. Whitcomb, soloist. concluded this portion of the program, pork Charles W. Barnes, soloist. "Jennie Gerhardt," today at Gtovm. Ajnutaments. Faro ^ , Colonel" Shildkret with the apparent approval of a of 50 opening ,8°"d T"» March. "Old "The Ride of the Valkyries," from large ganization Comprised Warner Bros.' Earle Theater Miss Sid- SA.dul.-Do.ly solos— audieraq?. l..Wot» 9.30A.M..1.30.5.30. • 30 P.M. Xylophone the music drama "Die Walkure," Youthful ney played In Dreiser's "An FOR 20 YEARS "Alma Lanera" (Venezuela). Guterle* The next In this aeries of recitals will Musicians. previously I. Mor.KWt.l2M..3.43.6 45,10.23P.M. Wagner American Tragedy," which was also "Canto Llanerita" (Venezuela), be given by Mrs. George Phillips, or- Solo for xylophone, "The Mocking The National Cadet Band produced by Paramount. In support- Bonnet ganist. and Lederer next Wed- Capital mjammsxttsss . a Bird" Stobbe Emily roles in "Jennie Gerhardt" are hour's run down Potomoc She defies soloist. for the of Mount Alto ing Doligttffal Today.. Wilbur Kleffer, Charles D. Hershey, soloist. nesdayjnight. played patients Donald Cook. H. B. Warner, Edward Schedule—Doily (oscopt Suns.) "Sabbath in an U. 9 30 A.M.. 1.30 f. M. Fantasie. Evening "Slavonic Fried em ann Hospital last evening. This is in- Arnold, Astor and WoiM>gton of Rhapsody" Mary Dorothy Iv. Mount Vornon 12.20 ond 4.03 P. M generation persecution Camp" Hayward Selection from "Rose Marie" Frlml under the di- Libaire. DURANTE GETS ANOTHER. dependent organization IwkH mcy bo hod on boot. "The Star Spangled Banner." March, "The United States Field looxpontivo and taboo...and Dares to rection of Charles F. Williams, promi- n;flhtly8:30 P. M. Boot stops at Mar.H.Pk. Artillery" Sousa J'tnmy Durante has been added to ight By the Community Center's Band this the cast of "The March of nent Washington musical director, which "The Star Banner." Time," tell her from the screen. •vening in Anacostia Park, Section C, Spangled WiUard Is story whiqh Mack directing for is made up of about 50 children rang- COLUMBIA at 7:30 o'clock. James E. Miller, di- Those WIIVON ONE Metrt^Goldwyn-Mayer. previ- in from 7 to 16 years. rector. ously*-announced for roles Include Alice ing ages 7TH ST WHARVES NA 2440 Hall March, "2nd Regiment" "LITTLE WHITE MICE" Brad p. Frank Morgan, Madge Evans, They will play In Hyattsville. Md., Waltz, "Springtime" Jarrett Russitll Hardle. Jackie Cooper, Tad Tuesday night, July 11, at Pinkney One step. TO B£ GIVEN WEDNESDAY Alexiknder, Eddie Quill an and Memorial Church for the purpose of or- Jarrett Mickey Overture, "Idalia" Roonjey. ganizing a unit to this band in that CHIIOUM Serenade, "Farewell, My Love".. .Evans locality. Selection, "Magic Melody" Romberg Play Written by X. de S. Melcher One FIL/HS step. Will Be Presented Pierc* March, "New Colonial" Hall by Where and °' Star Banner." When ACADEMY ""SS SrsM*1"1" "The Spangled Hall Players. QJUaLhltwiorL! E. Lawrence Phillips' Theater Beautiful Healthful. Modern Cooling System States Band this BARRYMORE In "SWEEPINGS." the United Navy LIONEL ' By "Little White a three-act at the Yard, Sail Loft In Mice," (Current Theater Attractions JAMES DOWN. SALLY EILERS In SAIL- evening Navy OR S LUCKr" the at 9 o'clock. Charles comedy by E. de S. Melcher, dra- Navy Yard, and Time of CLARENDON VA. matic editor of The Star, will be Showing ACUTftN ' Benter, leader; Alex. Morris, second W A3n I UIl BOB STEELE. BREED OP THX | leader. presented by the Pierce Hall Players BORDER." Comedy and Serial. "Theme next Wednesday night, under the direc- 1 lib • N. C Ave. B.C. Song." I tow's Fox—"Hold Me at 11 "Anchor's tion of Paul Alexander. The author Tight," Double Feature Aweigh." a.ra., 1:40. 4:20, 7:15 and 9:55 KINOfe VACATION" and "TOPAZE." March, "My Gay Hussar" Mayer has a leading part in the production, p.m. jTHE other members of the cast Include Stkge shows at 12:30, 3:10, 0:05 and riDn C fiflfi Pa. Ave.. Pb. W. 0W3 Prologue from: and LIKtLC Matlners Toe*.. Thurs.. Sat.. Son. "Pagllacci" Leoncavallo Maud Howell Smith. Olga Helms, 8:^5 p.m. MIRIAM HOPKINS JACK La RUE. "THE, Irish, Fritz Rose Ellen Columbia—"The Constant STORY OP TEMPLE DRAKE." Sennett' "Humoresque" Dvorak Carolyn Firey, Woman,' Comedies. "The Glow Worm" Lincke Mattern, Howard -L. Knight, Edmund 11:10 a.m., 12:55, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15, Idyl, ' 1348 Wisconsin A lis. Evans, William Rod on and Gordon ei05 and 9:50 rVIIIDADTDN March, "The Foreign Legion" Dugat p.m. Him l/UlflDAKlUIl RALPH MORGAN and cfkt. (harried BOOTS In March— Backus. Metropolitan — "Forgotten Men," at MALLORY "HUMANITY." On the technical staff of the FOR. BETTER OR WOME Comedy, News. "La Rltlrata" Dreacher 11:05 a.m., 12:50, 2:35, 4:30, 6:06, 7:50 / are Mabel Van Ina i.. CAIDI Mi+ni ANACOSTIA. D. C. "Moto Perpetuo" Byng presentation Dyke, and 9:55 p.m. nwit&j wvru,..! rnllVmWTn Lionel Barrymore to March, "The Drum Major" Ellis Hawes, Mary Foley Benson and George | R-K-O Keith's—"Bed at Rom," at "SWEEPINGS" "The Star Spangled Banner." Farrington. 11:43 am., 1:48, 3:85, 8:58, 8:03 and 1119 H St. N.E. | PRINCF** PoromQui* With 10:08 p.m. GEftHARDTTriumph Earie—"Jennie Oerhardt." at 11:18 | am., 1:50, 4:30. 7:10 and 940 ODDITIES shows at 6:16 and 8:55 SCREEN Stage 1, 3:40, Bth ">0 st«. CTANTAN* C n.e. p.m. ul a* I AW lyn Finest Soand Eanlpaent Central—"Terror Aboard." from 11 BILL ROSCO ATES In "LUCKY SYLVIA SIDNEY (OX BCfrp, | • BY CAPT. ROSCOE FAWCETT. a.m. to 11 p.m. DONALD COOK MARY ASTOR md. Tivoll—"Cocktail at 2:35, PICTURE^ CTATF bethesda. , Hour," 4:20, | J1M1 C Home of Western Electric Koni 6:05, 7:55 and 9:55 p.m. on the' "CENTRAL AIRPORT" with SALLY EILERS Ambassador—"Made on Broedway," and DICK BARTHELMES. 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SEASIDE iN ON A LADY llkE jfi Comedy & Three Musketeers. (Chesapeake Beaeh, Ml.) THTS?"%** 4?e- gt-l Ptlion git tnd liqu'4 PLAN A COLONY %£"*"vX fir# blst out thouiindi PICNIC Ciark:- IRENE DUNNE. "THE SILVER CORD.1 •I liottl ClAQK CABIt. at the •you HAVE SUDS- Stoopnagle and Budd. AM EXPECT MACXS- APPEAL BABY I" 1230 c 81 NX MAN, ALWAVS HUNTS SEASHORE HOME "U" bull ind myilvy JAMBS ALICE WITH A CAGNEY. WHITE, I bixti In eenbtl! CAME SMALL On# Hour by Train or Over "PICTURE BNATCHKR." "O" ©ORE RtFVE. Hard Surfaced Highway fieo/yl:- "OH YEAH !" SAVOY 14tk 8t* * CoL u K-v< I 25c Adults Kiddies 10c HOOT GIBSON. "DUDE BANDIT." Our Gang Comedy. Sat., Sun. and Holidays—Adults. 56c Trains leave^ District L*lne Station: 14tb st* * Psrk H N'w- the Walter Sat. & For seventeen years Louise Closser Hale and her husbarii, late Sun.: 9. 10:30, 2:30, C:30. 8:30 MMZ> TIVOLI In Europe and returned with morfe money, after all FMmi Matlnee—3:00 P.M. Hale, vacationed annually BEBE DANIELS. RANDOLPH BCOTT, *ieir expenses had been paid, than they had when they stalled. The feat wa* "COCKTAIL HOUR." NEVER the sale to of travel written Miss IHwouow accomplished through magazines articles, by Ga. Are. a Quebec St. N.W. | and illustrated by her husband, who was an emineri, artist. About 40 YORK ANYTHING LIKE IT I Bale WARNING! ^ ^ Were sold. & P» "THE LITTLE GIANT" First Public of the Theatergoers will have an Intimate view of Boulder %>am, considered the ' vnilfl Dt Net 9N this Positively Shewing see HOLD Uncensored Official U. biggest engineering feat of its kind in world's history, whrfi they "I Loved ffc, JESSE THEATER I Suppressed, S* Elissa Miriam i K. C. A. PhotODhone p4etiri if in Tou Wednesday," featuring Warner Baxter, Landl, Victor Jory, MAN Allied and German Signal Corps Jordan and Laura Hope Crews. The gigantic undertaking "will serve as a back- "J liti t wiik You. can't help younelf! It'll leavePictures!^ you. for certain sequences In the picture. 1107 CeBBeelleni Arena# US I: ;s>. LOST SPECIAL. Comedy. ground (Mayflower Hotel Block) pultc with mad Those Inclined will revel in the rare to be seen In l>t A R. I. At*. N.W. fellrt * wilt gaiping—your pounding nautically prripertles CYI VAN •xcitetnant! See men SYLVIA SIDNEY and ~ ihuddet! office set of "Dinner at Fourteen models ELECTRICALLY AIR COOLED why