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THE NEW YORK SUN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1933. Broadway After Dark Picture Plays and Players The New Talkie Th/ee Revivals and a Revue Next Week— James Dunn and Sally Eilers to Co-Star for . 'J Mist Thelma Todd at Both Blondes ill 'Ghosts' Tonight—Random Dramatics. the Sixth Time in 'Sally and Jimmy.' 9 i 'Cheating Blondes. j By WARD MOREHOUSE. ' By EILEEN CREELMAN. By JOHN S. COHEN Jr. Four productions—possibly five—will come to Broadway The popular co-starring team of Janet Gaynor and The new talkie at the old Roxy is called "Cheating playhouses next week. They include the Players Club Charles Farrell has apparently broken up for good in Blondes," the blondes in the case being Miss Thelma Todd revival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the Frank Fay-Barbara spite of protesting fans. Fox has planned often enough in a dual role of twin sisters. As far as I could tell, Stanwyck revue and an exhumation of Edward Locke's to separate James Dunn and Sally Eilers too. Each time neither one of the two went in for cheating as it is popu four-character piece "The Climax," first done on this an announcement of this brings in enough letters to make larly known. Instead, Miss Todd, as both of them, seemed island a quarter of a century ago. The line-up for the studio heads reconsider. "Bad Girl" made stars of young to be bent on overplaying or underplaying—in the wrong new week runs like this: .- Mr. Dunn, then an unknown, and of Miss Eilers who, places—and on being generally uninteresting in a role in MonJav May 29.-"Uncle Tom's cle-play, a Continental product, although she had made plenty of films, was far from Cabi!.,'1 »t the Alvin; "The Pirates calls for a tremendous cast and an which she had an opportunity to be at least twice as good •f Penzance," at the St. James. orchestra of four hundred. prominent. as usual. 'CHEATING BLONDES.' ~ Thursday, June J.—"Tattle Tales," The Grossinger Playhouse at They have made four films to No, "Cheating Blordes" is one of at the Broadhurst; "The Climax," Ferndale, N. Y., will be under the gether since then, among them Directed by Joseph Levering. direction of Harold Winston. "Sailor's Luck" and "Hold Me those litUe independent productions Anns Merrick Thelma Todd §X the Bijou. Elains Manners Thelma Todd Louise Kirtland, who was in Tight," now on view at the New that are run up between morning Lawson Rolt Rolfs Harold Indefinite: •Fly by Night," for "Melody" and "A Church Mouse," Roxy. Now they are to make a and sunset in Hollywood. It is Polly ...... In. > Courtney la "Patience" at the St. James. Mike Goldfish Milton Wallla (he Belmont. will have the ingenue role in sixth, appropriately called "Sally crudely produced and badly acted. Mrs. Jennie carter Mae Busrh "8hady Lady." and Jimmy." Marguerite Roberts Gilbert Frayls Earl McCarUtv Closing (on Saturday): "Coun- and Charlotte Miller, who wrote True, some so:* of capable melo City Editor William Humphries tellor-at-Law," at the Forty-sixth; The Brook field Players, Inc., will •Patience' Is Revived .*« Llta Dorothy Gulliver hold forth at Brookfield, Conn., on "Sailor's Luck," are preparing this. dramatic tale underlies it, a tale Jim Carter Brooks Benedict ••Of Thee I Sing," at the Imperial; At St. James Theater Newsreel* and Shorts that is not a whit worse than the Mifh Eddie Fetherstone •When Ladies Meet," attheRoyale the Pittsfield Post Road, beginning Movietone City. Ferdis .Ben fc>a\ag» July 1. At the Trans-Lux tales of many highly entertaining • • • "Patience" was presented last While his company makes ar The midweek mitinee of "They and successful talkies. It's the ™ray THE PASSING SHOW. night at the St James Theater by rangements to road show "Pilgrim In "The Devil's Playground," now Knights Templar All Come to Moscow" will be given Milton Aborn as the fourth pro age," probably to present it at the Miss Todd and her fellows tell it ' Lupe Velez, Ethel Merman, Jack tomorrow instead of Thursday. on view at the Trans-Lux Theater, gram of his Gilbert and Sullivan Gaiety, John Ford prepares to di that discounts it. She plays twins In Colorful Parade Dempsey, Lee Patrick dining and • • • one has the privilege of seeing, dancing at the Embassy Club. opera season. Although the point of rect "The Last Adam." Will Rogers —not exceptionally alert twins, I Tallulah Bankhead's "Forsaking the satire has been blunted since will star in the James Gould Coz- among other things, a shark chas ALLENTOWN, Pa., May 23 (A. Taylor Holmes, Dorothy Sands, should imaarine—one of whom is a P.).—One of the most spectacular Richard Hale, Daniel Frohman, All Others" will be withdrawn at the days when Oscar Wilde was zens story. Paul Green is adapting ing George Vanderbilt. Tha film the Times Square a week from it. Mr. Green won a Pulitzer prize factory worker and the other a pageants in fraternal circles, the Bernard Granville dining at the alive, the humor is as amusing as also records some of Mr. Vander Saturday. It opened there Feb ever. William Danforth, Frederio with "In Abraham's Bosom." He night club singer. The factory conclave parade of Knights Temp Actors Dinner Club. bilt's other adventures in Southern lar, Pennsylvania Grand Command- Ernest Lubitsch, George White, ruary 27. * • * Persson and Roy Cropper appeared has now become somewhat of a worker is sought unjustly as the as officers of the Dragoon Guards. Hollywood fixture, especially since waters. The picture is fairly in- ery, held the center of interest In Phil Baker, Lillian Roth, Sid Sil PLAY FOR WHITE PLAINS. murderess of a lecherous old mar Allentown today. vers, Jay C. Flippen dancing at Frank Moulan was cast as Reginald his adaptation of "State Fair" teresUng, but like some of the "Something to Live For," by proved so successful. Rogers will ried drunk, and as her sister wants Between 4,000 and 5,000 colorfully the Paradise. Bunthorne, the Fleshly Poet, and Trans-Lux' • other offerings recent George O'Neil, will be tested at the Allen Waterous played Archibald portray a country doctor in "The a vacation she takes her place in uniformed knights were expected Gladys Henson, Dwight Wiman, Westchester County Center in July, ly, it is not new to Broadway, hav to take part is the march. Tom Weatherly, Roger Stearns, Grosvenor, the Idyllic Poet. Vivian Last Adam." The last Ford talkie, the night club as well as her sis Herbert J. Biberman directing. The Hart sang the title-role. The roles "Pilgrimage," is the drama of a ing been shown here months ago. Indications were that Very Emi Dudley Murphy, Mrs. Gertrude ter's name. Thus does she tempo nent Sir Charles B. Zimmerman of Franchot Tone in the after-thea Theater Guild bad an option on of the leading Rapturous Maidens Gold Star Mother, played by Henri this play, but did not renew it and etta Crosman. Fox is quite excited Small's Paradise band is presented rarily evade the scandal and the Reading would be chosen to suc ter crowd at Tony's. we;e sung by Vera Ross, Dean in a musical novelty. A Silly Sym police. ceed Right Eminent Sir Maurice E. Bobbe Arnst, Fay Marbe, Sara it was snatched up by Mr. Biber Dickens, Frances Moore and Mary about it. man. George O'Neil's "American Mr. Lasky, who must be more phony cartoon in color completes Needless to say, she is exonerated, White of Morristown as grand com Bernard Jr. at the Place Pigalle, Rodes, and Bert Melrose played Mr. the dead man's wife finally con mander. Dream" was recently produced by Bunthorne's Solicitor. "Patience" than a little pleased over the New the short subject program. These • • • the Guild. York reception of his first Fox In "Hold Me Tight" at the New cartoons always are a good bet and fessing that she herself shot is a Gilbert and Sullivan opera that through the transom and threw the Buys Church for $100. Ibsen's "Ghosts" will be revived wears very well indeed. Last night's productions, "The Warrior's Hus Roxy and in "The Girl in 419" this one is no exception to the rule. this evening at the SMtton Place band." and "Zoo in Budapest," has The Roosevelts continue to pro revolver into the room where Miss The Woodbury Trust Company audience gave the various popular •t the Paramount. » Todd was struggling against her of Woodbury, N. J., has purchased Theater. George H. Brennan put numbers enthusiastic applause. assigned Myrna Loy and Harvey vide gobs of material for the busy it on. Stephens for "The Worst Woman newsreel photographer. This week husband. Meanwhile the little fac the First Baptist Church of Ocean • • • in Paris?" to be put before the land to bring young Gloria, baby we he«r part of the President's in tory girl baa found love in the per City fpr $100 to satisfy a mortgage •Best Sellers" is to be played in Current Bill at the cameras about June 15 by its au Michele Brldgette and Joseph, spiring peace message read in the son of a millionaire, and the night of $50,000. The church building London with the New York com thor and director, Monta Bell. usually called Brother, back to House of Representatives and we club sister, it so transpires, has was valued at $140,000 when it was pany, according to announcement Newsreel Theater SU11 another Harry Hervey story, Hollywood from their school. As see Mrs. Roosevelt on a visit to the been away bearing her husband's built in 1927. from the Select Theaters press de "The Consul of the Damned," is to soon as she has installed the young bonus army camp near Washing baby—she having been married in partment, which means the Shu- President Roosevelt's peace mes be a film. The title is changed to sters in her Beverly Hills house ton. secret for a year. bert. The comedy, with Peggy sage, as read in the House of Rep "The Devil's in Love," and Victor Miss Swanson will start another The President's peace plea Is fol As previously stated, the plot Jk Wood and Ernest Truex costarred, resentatives, tops the bill at the Jory, graduated from a bit in talkie. After all, no one took too lowed up with a symposium in could have been made into an ef to current at the Morosco. Embassy Newsreel Theater this "State Fair" to a lead in "I Loved seriously those remarks of hers which the "man in the street" ex fective enough program melodrama UM1K1CJ11X Miss Wood said over the tele week. You Wednesday," will be starred. about never making another pic presses his opinion of the message. had it been done with any dexterity S HS2DJ -Plr^TQ^jrHg nflffoH phone last night that she had heard Other screen news from Washing Wilhelm Dieterle, director of the ture in Hollywood. All opinions expressed were favor and force. Instead, Miss Todd, nothing definite about taking "Best ton includes an interview with Music Hall's gay "Adorable," will Lee Tracy, to appear on the Cap able. when she was endeavoring to evade Sellers" to London but that nego Major Dalrymple, the new prohibi be in charge, with Loretta Young, itol screen with Charles Butter- Other newsreel subjects include a the police and reporters, suggested tiations for suth a production be- tion director; J. F. T. O'Connor, Vivienne Osborne and Harvey worth next week in "The Nuis contingent of Gold Star mothers so forcibly that she was guilty that «an recently. who has just taken over the job of Stephens in the supporting cast. ance,' arrived here yesterday. starting their pilgrimage to France I myself began to think that she • • • • Comptroller of Currency, and an Will Rogers is definitely out of Murray Silverstone, United Art to visit the graves of their sons who was. And it seems to me that the FAMOUS FIRST NIGHTS. interview with two of the Presi- the cast of "Arizona to Broadway," ists general manager in Great Brit were lost in the world war; Wis police in the film would have ar (Of Broadway in the MOth Century.) j dent's secretaries, Marvin H. Mc- planned for him as a romanticized ain, sails for New York Saturday consin farmers clashing with depu rested her immediately on account No. 127-"SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN" Intyre and Stephen T. Early, who biography of the cowboy star, for a conference on next year's prod ties in the milk strike; the Japa of her exaggerated pantomime. Channing Pollock has had some tell of their duties at the White James Dunn, but not Sally Eilers, uct. This company is reaching out nese honoring their Emperor; a And as for the two "Cheating twoscore productions since he House and who pay glowing trib now heads the cast with Herbert so strongly for foreign distribution couple with sixteen children; spring Blondes"—well, both were subjected turned playwright with "The Pit," utes to their chief. Mundin of "Cavalcade" and "Ador- now that the arrangement under to too quick a dye. * nhle" Joan Bennett, J Carrol in Vienna, and the Price of Wales, a piece that Wilton Lackaye played Here in New York we hear Mayor which U. A. distributes Columbia looking tired and bored, st a rugby George Givot, "the Greek Ambas hereabouts thirty years ago. Some Naish, Merna Kennedy and Sammy pictures in Great Britain will be sador," heads the vaudeville of the O'Brien addressing children in Cen Cohen the other players. game. M. J. playgoers think "The Sign on the tral Park, take a look-in at the re terminated by mutual agreement. stage bill. JANET GAYNOR Door" his best play and there are cent disturbance at Columbia Uni Francis Ford, once a serial star, Each firm is expanding its busi others who swear by the relic called started his talkie comeback in "Pil ness abroad. As for United Artists, Personal Appearance at in "ADORABLE" versity, where students fade one of grimage." He is playing now in a "In the Bishop's Carriage." Most Appears in "Both Your Houses" their frequent struggles for "aca it has agreed to distribute five Lon Loew's Paradise 'Hate Players' Opens ssd S00 ARTISTS Is ©f his admirers insist, however, George O'Brien thriller, "Life in don film productions in this coun another Brilliant Stage Spectacle at Ethel Barrymore Theater. demic freedom"; see Camera and Thursday at Heckscher ltt Mezztnln* rci'd Dallr-I'hon* CO 5-6335 that he was at the top of his form the Rftw," with Claire Trevor and try. These films, to be made in Several of the beauties who ap ——Music Hall Opens 11 A. M.——. Sharkey signing up for their bout Greta Nissen. London, will draw upon American when he wrote "Such a Little and watch some chorus girls in a pear in the musical talking picture, The American Classic Players, a NEW ROXY „««, Queen." This comedy gave Elsie actors and technical personnel. Return Engagement of race on roller skates. At the Mayfalr. "42nd Street," among whom are new p.-oducing group, will offer Ferguson a shove toward stardom. Alexander Korda, a Hungarian di Ruth Eddings, Denise Sawyer, Mar James DUNN & Sally EILERS 'Both Your Houses' Other newsreel subjects include Jack Holt, this time playing an rector with several years of Holly "Hate Players," a tragedy, at the In "HOLD MK TIGHT" It was produced by Henry B. Harris the running of the Preakness, a ion Ladd and Estelle Essex, will anrt 1.ARR1ET IIOf'TOK & Uallet at the Hackett Theater on August engineer in the tropics, and Lilian wood experience, will either direct make a personal appearance on the Heckscher Theater, beginning on HAL SHERMAN—CHORAL ENSEMBLE The Maxwell Anderson satirical football game in Paris, an outboard Bond, as a wife bored by the mo or supervise. The first of these, NEW ROXY RHYTHM ORCHESTRA 31, 1910. Frank Keenan did the drama, "Both Your Houses," which motor boat race down the Huds ,n stage of Loew's Paradise Theater, Thursday night The play, which staging and this was the original notony and heat of the Java jungle, "The Fourth Wife of Henry the this evening at 9 o'clock. They will is by Bertha Wiernik, wUl continue won the Pulitzer Prize, started a from Albany; the Lewis-Savoldi Eighth," will start soon. IT WAY at cast: are the principals in the Mayfair's be introduced by Milton Berle, mas at the Heckscher for an indefinite ALACE 47th St. return engagement last night. Its wrestling match, quite exciting; new film, "When Strangers Marry." Mary Jessie Ralph Gold Star mothers leaving for Ruby Keeler and her husband, Al ter of ceremonies of the current run. It is the first of a series of 'Story of TsRiRls Draks" snd RKO Baron <;csaoa George Barium new home is the Ethel Barrymore This Columbia production, directed Paradise program. On the screen • ith Mlrism Hepklst VAUDEVILLE Anna Victoria...... Elate Ferguson Theater, in which "Design For Liv France; tulip time out in Holland. Jolson, got into town this morning. new plays which the Classic Players 10 30 A.M. te S P.M. 25c-35e—5 tS 10:3* Nathaniel Qulgg Louis K. Grieel by Clarence Badger from a story This is the little tap dancer's first they appear in the musical scenes will offer throughout the summer P.M. 25i-»So .Man. ts Frl.) Eobert Trainor...... Francis Byrne ing" played such a successful en Mich.; Prime Minister MacDonald by Maximilian Foster, opens at 8 P featuring "Young and Healthy" and next season. "Hate Players" Adulph Lauman Ralph Stuart gagement. The cast, which includes arriving in England and giving an trip back home since "42d Street" o'clock tonight after the last show and "Shuffle Off to Buffalo," is being directed by Kenneth Croft. Elizabeth Lauman... Eleanor Law son Walter C. Kelly, Robert Strange, optimisfic account of his visit to opened. Her new film, "Gold Dig last S days! Ijist 3 days! Stephen IV Frank Gllmore ing of "Soldiers of the Storm." gers of 1933," will be along soon. popular song hits. In addition to The cast includes William A. Margaret Donnelly Marion Little this country; the colorful ceremony Mary Philips and Jane Seymour, Arthur Vinton, Barbara Barondess, Berle, the Paradise show includes Schoeller, Jules Bassin, Charlotte ASTOR GAIETY Cora Fitzgerald...... Gertrude Barrett remains unchanged. A large audi of the changing of the guards at Harry Sherman...... Stanley G. Wood Ward Bond, Paul Porcasi and Gus- Here and There. Aunt Jemima (Tess Garden), Owen Silton, Fred Wilson and Gail Bar- B'WAV at 45th «*T. B'WAY at 4«th ST. Messenger ...... William Cahan ence gave the play a cordial re Windsor Castle, and Joan of Arc tav von Seyffertitz are also in the McGiveney and the Chester Hale rington. The sets have been de HELL Count Mavtchec Kraft Walton ception. Day in France. M. J. cast. R.-K.-O. has bought a Salisbury REUNION General Myrza ....Menifee Johnstone Field story, "Family Man." Girls. signed by John A. Willarde. •i Colonel Haupt Arthur A. Klein fomlng to the Globe. BELOW Prince, Nikiaa.... A. W. Neuendorf The Warner Club baseball team ROBT. MONTGOMERY VIENNA (Elsie Ferguson scored an out The Globe Theater on Thursday this Saturday will play the Sing JIMMY DURANTE MARK HELLLNGKR MAD6C EVANS I0HN BARRYMORI standing personal success in "Such morning will revive the Ernst Lu Sing Prison baseball team and has WALTER HUSTON The Career of a Comedian in The Mirror. «akt: PIANA WYNVARP a Little Queen." She has appeared bitsch musical film "Monte Carlo," to go all the way to Osgining to do At bnfh Tbtatrtg infrequently in recent seasons and in which Jeanette MacDonald and it. Edward G. Robinson Jr. is the "Speaking of theatrical Twlc* Dilly: » 518 50: 3 timet 8un. ft Bolt. Is now in Paris. She will be at The scene for the inaugural of i tata, in a loathed juvenile partici- Jack Buchanan co-star. Warners' mascot. successes, permit me to call PMrtu: MtU. V>c fi g 00; Ett. 60c to lifts "The Portrait of Sadie McKee," Biarritz this summer. The "Frank Jack Haley is a theater in Fall pation. He was successively consid your attention to 'One Sunday ered for comedy roles in Aaron? At the Plasa. written by that same Vina Delmar Gilmore" of the cast is the Frank River, Mass. The posters flaming Oillmore who is now president cf and Freedley's "Tup Toes," Lyle "Over the Seven Seas," William whose "Bad Girl" and "Pick Up" Afternoon,' the play that in front of the two-a-day theater K. Vanderbilt's screen record of have become talkies, will be a ORGENROT the Actors Eduity Association, Mr. Andrews's "Merry, Merry," and missed the Pulitzer Prize by (DAWN) , English TlUeg Gil'more having added an "1" to read: "Jack Haley and His Sum Schwab and Mandell's "Queen the Alva's world cruise, this noon Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture. one vote. This is tiot only the VITAL-THRILLING his name. Jessie Ralph is in pic mer Girls." In the interests of art High," but the producers were ob opens for the first time at popular Charles Judels, Hugh O'Connell, best play I've seen since my Ltttlt Carnegie, 148 W. 57 St. tures. Francis Byrne is dead and and the fluctuating public taste, livious to his comic potentialities prices at the Plaza Theater. The Fatty Arbuckle and Mildred Van i Conti sagas from 1 P. jf. once they had gazed upon him. picture is largely photographed by Dorn are making a comedy over at feturn to Broadway; it's the most TH bet PARK ft so is Ralph Stuart Channing Pol this was later changed to "Jack I^LAZA 58 St. MADISON lock has been in Egypt and south Here, they always reasoned, was a natural color process. The trav the Brooklyn Vitaphone Studio un enjoyable evening I've spent in the 4Mlh N*~ " BEA, C. «» B'wftjr Haley and His Soda Fountain 40tnaj. EirwhifiS:** ern Europe for two months. He is the ideal juvenile, just the man to elogue covers such remote places as der the direcUon of Ray McCary. theatrt in a couple of years," Mr.Mr.&Mrs.Wm.& Mrs. Wm.KK. Vanderbilt Girls." This is the Jack Haley who Polynesia, Java, the Marquesas POPULAR MATINEES expected back within a week or rime moon and spoon and June The director made several of the TCM'W A SAT. S1.SS to St.**. ifn "OVER the SEVEN SEAS now is the effortless and engaging under the border lights. Islands, the Gallipagos, the Great Laurel and Hardy comedies. Eddie riSClAT, MAT. DECORATION WAX, r two") . m m comic who, feigning naivete and Despite these continuous setbacks Barrier Reef of Australia, Arabia, Duchin and his Central Park Casino In Person THEATRICAL MISCELLANIES. Haley kept everlastingly after a Samoa and Ceylon. The Plaza will Orchestra are to make a short sub /"1AAPITOP L Joan Blondell bewilderment and blessed with an show it for four days only. Lee Singer announces that he will zany role and was eventually re ject in Brooklyn soon for the Mel a Mats. Wed., Thurs., fiat.. 3:40 B'way ft 5ltt St. Dick Powell elastic face and a set of eloquent ody Masters series. MUSIC IN THE AIR • on terten present "White Horse Tavern" on eyebrows, makes "Take a Chance," warded with the Gus Shy part in In the Theaters. ANOTHER LANGUAGE *"*ByJerome Kern AOsrar Hammerstein 3d • HABION Col. 8TO0*« Broadway in August. This specta- the Chicago company of Schwab Robert Riskin and a crew of tech With (.Imn Anders. Patricia Colllnge, EVr.fi. BEST ORCHESTRA SEATS S3. DAVIES NAGLE the Schwab and De Sylva confla Haiiday Mat., Dec. Day. Tiie... May 30 asa EUDP M and Mandell's "Good News." Here The Roxy's "World's Fair Weeks," nical experts are in Columbia mak Margaret Wychcrly * John Real gration at the Apollo, one of the starting June 2, will feature ex WALDORF Tn..M)th8t..E.ofR'}'.Evs.8:40 Now In Its Seventh Month Va^Pei so "HALF he clicked in riotous fashion and ing preliminary shots of a Colum 44thST.Thea.Evs.8:3O.Mats.Wed-8at.2:30 Peg iv Heart GIRLS, nthtrt most h'larious items on the amuse when the producers brought their hibits representing thirty nations bia film (0 be called "World's Frldtr. en screen: LEE TRACY In "Tht NUIS and more than twenty-five of PEGGYWOOD*ERNEPTTRUEX «* ANCE"—On ttsge: New Cotton Club Revtn ment roster. "Follow Thru" to town the follow Fair." f\ LAST WEEK—LASLAST 7: TIMES with Ethtl Wattrt and Oukt Ellington Basd ing season it found Mr. Haley em America's leading industrial cor bEST SELLERS COMEDY with In the Interests of accuracy it porations. These will range from OF THEE I SING should be said that the parental ployed as the leading funny man. By Edouard Bourdet.autnor ot" TheTaatlve' • a large replica of the Chicago's Neighborhood Playhouse With Rex O'Malle.v * <;eorge Coulourti Wm. Cazton, Lois Maran, Victor Moore TIMES Haleys, in plotting the career of And it is as a comedian that he has MIIHOMO THEATRE.4flth,W.of ••way NlGHTS50cto$2.50(p/ittto*)( NO PARAMOUNT BC|UABJj been identified ever since. "Century of Progress" buildings to Gives Annual Program Evgs. S.flO. Mats. Wed, and Pat, at 2:40 their son. thought it might be well a comprehensive collection of the Mat*. Thurt. & Sat.. 50e to $2? HIGHER JAMES M NN-f.l OKI.* STIAMT for him to be an electrician. And Haley does not employ the gro coins and cu -rencies of all nations. The annual demonstration of the The Theatre Oiilld presents IMPERIAL THEATRE.W.4S St. Evi.B:3« in "THE GIRL IN 419" briefly he was-at the Boston Navy tesque makeup and fantastic attire 8. N. BEHRMA1VS COMEDY Such organizations as General work of the students in the Course MILTON ABORN present* OS Yard. But even then he was itch with which comedians commonly in Motors, General Electric, Dupont, of Theater Arts, established by the B IOGRAPHY Gilbert * Sullivan's Satirical Operetta Stat* Emit Barts.lssMtMtltss.GsmtrfVWinosa ing for an amber spotlight, and flate their art. Unaided by putty Texas Oil Company, the Cunard Neighborhood Playhouse in 1928, is "...and In It INA CLATRE. The rom- 3ftc tn 1 P. M. — 55c 1 to « P. M. eventually stumbled into one, at the nose, false whiskers, fright wig or htnatlon seems t» have been ar PATIENCE 0U.YW0OD RESTAURANT and White Star steamship com being given this afternoon and eve ranged in Heaven."—f.ilbfrt '>al>riri. * Incomparable Cast— Gilbert ian Ensemble risk of being short-circuited, as oversized shoes, he appears before AVON The»..4Sth St.,W.»f ••»-. Evs. 8:30 ST. JAMES THEA.. W. 44 St. LA.4-4SS4 "I COVER the WATERFRONT- H U'wat at 4*th. < flickering *-W.t panies, the Goodrich Rubber Com ning and tomorrow afternoon and Milts?THt HSnAY a SAT1 RPAY 2:30 Ted I,«wit in person. In addition to the audience much as he does on Evgs. H:30, Aflc. SI .00. 81.50, 82.00 I plus uith CLACDETTE COLBERT the more embarrassed looking mem pany and the New York Telephone evening at the studios, 441 Madison TOM'W*SAT.Mats.M>c.81.81.S0 | tax one of th» world's moat amazing floor the street. He achieves his com The Ihegtre Guild presents Oonrt rises shows. Dinntrfl 30. No cover charges. ber of a vaudeville team that saw will have special exhibits. Mr. avenue. This course is an applica Limited Heturn Engagement edy, granted that he is participat • •JO A. M. 35c ,A fit to dedicate its contribution to Cullman continues to have ideas tion of the technics developed by of the "Beautifully snd unusually moving"—j\'«r>» B'wn* • 48th St ing in a musicale with so humorous UNITED ARTISTS WAY at 49th St. art in Philadelphia. . for that big playhouse he's running. the Neighborhood Playhouse in its u..: PARADISE Circle 1-lSBo The hop to the Palace from that a book as "Take a Chance," Pulitzer Prize Winner RUN. LITTLE CHILLUN! I'ahnre'almrrtl KeUanranttrsf.inr t — Dinner 11.80 through his bashful manner, the The Astor, after nearly eight eighteen years of experimental pro " By Hall Johnson Cast of 175 PREV,EW >• T. O. and Ills Heme. Abe l.ymita obscure start in Philadelphia will years of showing pictures, will be ductions, and is open to talented ROTH YOUR HOUSES LTRIC.W.42 St. Tel.Wis.7-0477. Evs.fi:40 AYFAIR I and his Music. No cover charge. be dismissed here in a paragraph, look of surprise and frustration D bv Manwell Anderson Prices 50c to 82. Mats. WED. ft SAT. 2:40 n-v-av * 47th I TONIGHT AT S Alter Tntntre Specialties— Madarsts Priest with which he can light his face, closed for a while. "Hell Below" young men and women who seek a ONE WEEK ONLY « , CONTINUOUS—POPULAR PRIf ER without going further into the gory will appear there for the last time professional training. The program Ethel BairjTnoreTh..W47th8t.Evs.5:40 BOTEUS AMI RESTAURANTS, details of "Tho Summer Girls" and his clumsy gestures and his excep Mats. TOMORROW * SATERDA Y 9:40 LAST 8 WEEKS JACK HOLTU^^ tional gusto. His facial gesture? this Sunday. During the next fort for the demonstration includes illus Lew Brown and Ray Hendersonuiiravri n present "The Soda Fountain Girls." Suf night the theater will be renovated. r* ELMER RICE'S LAST 7 TIMES: LI PEKr J-vV JIMMMM ~ HOPE wWHEN STRANGERS MARRY are his props, his boyish enthusi tration of the work of both the sec _7| I fice to say that It took Haley longer aVBasbavay Last Times-MOLDIER* OF THE «TnR1f asm his chief stock in trade. Several of the "42nd St." beauties ond and first year students in COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW vnr7lJfj RANTr£YYlLLIITEWI A to make the vault than it does to will make a personal appearance movement, under Martha Graham, write this paragraph. wiu. PAUL MUNI QTRIKEMEPINK "HW" BELLE LIVINGSTONE tonight at Loew's Paradise. Milton Charles Weldmsn and Agnes de »-' GOOD SEATS AT ROX OFFICE Haley, from the date of his pro E vs. Mlr to $2. MM* Wcd.AHst SOrtoSI £0 Berle will Introduce them. Mille: in speech, under Laura Elliot 4fltRth ST. THEATRE, W. of B'y. Evs. S:30 MAJESTIC.44thSt..W.ofB'j.CII.4-314l fessional baptism, hankered to be Program of Repertory Evs.8 30.Mats.Wcd.-Sat.81 toi2.50.p>ua tax has gone West Joan Blondell and Dick Powell and Carol Eberts Veazie; in voice, LAST TWO WEEKS a comedian, but he was handicap Playhouse Associates presented their co-stars in the Cap ARCH 8ELWYN presents _ ^ in | big way— under Margarete Dessoff; their own SEASON'S SENSATIONAL niT ! ped by his good looks—or at least itol stage revue, Colonel Stoopnagle compositions developed under Louis TSchwah A DeSylva't Musical Comedy r TALLULAH BANKHEAD TO- OC to Weal of 5th Avenue to so thought the producers of the Rose McClendon, Frank Wilson and Budd, with a large cake and JJZ Horst in his course on movement rORSAKING ALL OTHERS DAY LIZ Bpm close major musical shows. On the early and other prominent Negro players two candles to celebrate the radio lAKE A CHANCE •«* BIG STAGE SHOW-lR Pens* applied to music; and their dram TIMES 8C..42d 8t..W.of M'wav. Evs.S:40 JACK ETHEL JAfK h occasions when he sought to bolt will appear in the Invitation pro team's second anniversary of their POPl'LAR MATS. WED. * SAT. S:40 ROXY atic improvisations, under Herbert H 4LET MERMAN W,HITI.M. GEORGE GIVOT 157West56t St. from vaudeville to musical comedy, gram of Repertory Playhouse Asso broadcasting debut. Gellendre. Those who complete the in an intimntr Sid Slivers, June Kntghf. Mltil Msvfalr 7th Ave. at VHh OAVE SCHOOLER • 8 ACTS he always returned chagrined be ciates, Sunday evening, at the FRED ASTAIRE Mvtica 1
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