11 1 11 —1 1 ...... rriii — — ■■■■— » _l. ■■ With 0 Brownsville 0 and 0 Valley 0 Theaters “LAUGHTER IN LEADS IX CAST OF “STATE FAIR” SQUANDERS MILLIONS FOR LOVE RIVOU FILM HELL” LATEST OFFERS MANY i TULLY SHOW GOODPOINTS

Queen Also Features Barrymore In Role Of Gaynor-Farrell Innocent, Naive This Week Prof. Topaze

The right kind of woman is the ••Topaze". RKO-Radio Picture no v greatest gift of life, but the wrong playing the Rivoll . San

kind makes — “Laughter in Hell” Benito, recommends itself on many points out Universal's power! ul counts. In the first place. It '.tars of that name which vs - John Barymore. In the second, it ing an engagement at the Queen is a very smooth and brilliant ver- theatre Sunday aud Monday sion of the that was an out- Laid in a mining town m the play south a tthe close ot the 19th cen- standing success in Paris and New the film traces tury, the youth of York. Then again it t . a young Irishman who marries a Brittle, fresh, sparklig and utterly lailhless girl and finds his lue nonsensical blasted when lie d:. rovers her in comedy—a thing Barry- the arms of lus enemy since child more does so splendidly and so hood. His passion. e crime sends seldom, him to the hell of a prison chain seldom. gang whose fortn a is the brother ol the man he h s killed. The bru- The story tells how Prof. Aug- uste talities of these p ;ia- or amzaimns. Topaze, innocent, naive and of soul, is trans- as recently expat, d m th- newspa- simple suddenly trom his classroom to the pers, are graphically portraved as piented *.. i-v .— excitement of the the foreman attempts to make life flSf.v mmc.w;—i iiiuwuoowre:e-wce<-• ww. exaggprated more than miserable for the killer type of drawing room that has spun Carole Lombard and Lyle Talbot in No More Orchids", attraction at ol his brother. Interest is heighten- glass wall pajier and m which the Theatre. and Wednesday. ed when the prisoner makes a break Capitol Tuesday lounges the enchanting Myrna Loy. for liie. and his efforts to evade ♦ The climax finds our professor Eight of the screen's most brilhatn stars in Fox Film's all-star produc tion, State Fair '. Showing Sunday and Monday at tlie Capitol Che reaches ol tue law provide the outwitting the scoundrels who tried Fhcatre. Brownsville. Arcadia T;u atre. Harlm.on and the Palace Theatre. McAllen. In the circle are Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayres who tense film with unlimited su h n,v*. CO-STAR R ED AT OrHEX to captitalize on his simplicity and carry the central romantic theme. To their right are Will Rogers and Louise Dresser, representing the comedy. At the extreme left are Pal O li honesty, which they mistook for Sally Ellers and Norman Fose r in a romance all their own The Insets show Frank Craven and Victor Jory. as the young I. idiocy. And. of course, he captures r the f lovely Myrna. M( : Besides Barrymore and Miss Loy. performance a- the UitlUss wife IN TO MAZE* CAST WHAT A MOUTHFUL who has never been so naive, the who finds her flirtations Sle^d to cast includes Reginald Mason. Luis traRedy. Gloria St a: Berton Chur- Alberni. Albert Conti. Jobyna How- chill and Tom Brown are v-eu ai land, Frank Richer, Louden Adams the ren U .r.h and Jackie rearl. Arthur Vinton. L Kelly. C.ar- ence Mum*. Tommy C nlon and -You Said a Mouthful” other screen i n ■ More hilarious and exceptionally ri and . bi.shed original gags cast comedy stunts are said to be in- The film marks the latest literary volved in Joe E. Brown’s latest. tiion of th* First. National picture, "You Said a than Tully. and like all iully's .vorka is Mouthful.” any production which has unusually powerful and penetrating. been shown on the “TCw of the storm Country*' screen in many years. The entire Giving a vivid picture ol life in story, which will be unfolded at the the fishermen's colonies along the Rlvoli theatre Tuesday and Wed- New England coast. “Toss of the nesday, at bargain prices of 5. 10 Storm Countn introduces Janet and 15 cents. Gaynor and Charles Farrell in a Brown is said to be at his funiest brand-new locale i hen :t opens at and has as his co-worker, mascot the Queen the :e Tue.-dav and swim mentor, that roguish Imp Revolving al t th* ormy 10- of the "Our Gang” . Fa- mance of a < .i-capt m s daughter llna Ginger Rogers, the red-har- and a millie ain son when the Pat O’Brien mid Menia Kennedy ed and peppery musical comedy tMn r coi > in "Laughter In Hell", showing and screen star, who played in a new vehicle is n i to be the most Sunday and Monday at the similar capacity 0|>p::slte Broun in exciting on. ever portraved bv the Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell Queen Theatre. "The Tenderfoot.” is again the lead- famous sweetht m of the screen. make their tenth appearance as ing lady, with Pre.'ton Faster. i. I n Barn mot anoearu.i? m Topaze" Sunday and Picturesque m a rocky cove co-stars in Tess of the Storm Sheila Terry, Guinn Williams and M Monday at the Rivoii Theatre .S.u. Benito. of the Metro-Gold wvn pictures Ml the Country", attiaction at the Queen Harry Gribbon heading a stronj big three-n .. ted m Theatre will be on and Sat- ooner at sea. i Tuesday and Wednesday. played Friday supporting cast. and her w< rk of s noted upportini * ' urday, Family nights, at 10c. cast headed oy D ici.oi “Movie Crazy'* Digger, with diamonds In return lor her These pictures include such Claude Giliinrw.it, r June C Jc State Fair' Is stars as Greta Garbo. Harold are said to .«dd gi■ at. o the en- Typically favors. is the saloon- John Barry- Lloyd in “Movie Crazy1* comes to the Rnoli tertainment quality ol tins Fox keeper and is osten- more. Joan Crawford. Clark Gable screen Thurs- Films tu ;i and at night pradu of Jean Harlow and Norma Shearer. day Friday family Other Films sibly the head a nraroy mission, 35 American; Joe £. as prices, cents will admit en- Brown, ne m your appears his latest First National hit You who turns out to be as susceptible tire is Said a Mouthful him in are family. It the be-spectaeltd Supporting this film Ginger Rogers, to her charms as any of the natives Preston Combes comedians first screen offering in S Foster. Sheila Terr, and many other notables, showing of the district. A startling, dramatic Growers Show and two years Constance Cummings Society Bowery Tuesday and Wednesday a; the Rivoli Theatre. San Benito. climax follows then- mutual dis- the feminine lead. =—QUEEN • To Be Guests plays covery of this fact. Brownsville "State Fan." on a 'Special to The Herald* i Fox Film’s ail-star film that ha Will Rogers in STILL •sco Today LIGHTING RIM HARLINGEN. March 4 -Grow- Jenny and srreen offering is truly All-Amer- the cast He is just that kind of a 25c ‘Grand Hotel* And ers trom Combes will * community The long step from the drawing TomoiTow ican m its theme and its handling, fellow Far from being a rise- be 15c guests of the Kiwanis club room to the Barbary Coast of old as well as in its cast. It is an odd cracker. Rogers keeps everyone ‘Strange Interlude* •Jim Tullv s Tuesday. San Francisco gives to the screen 10c laughing because he instinctively C. C. Fearless Novel fact that, with the exception of Wentz of El Jardm will be an new Ruth Chatterion. gets a on To Be at entirely " humorous slant everything Dittmann The Birth of a Nation nearly all speaker. In her latest First National plctuie from the news ol the day io the The Dittmann theatre has The tiie outstanding productions in film Hirlmgen club plains to Frisco Jenny” which comes to the humdrum routine of work. It isn't bought Metro-C. oldwv n-Maver have been their continue its contracts with the Rivoli theatre, San Benito. Satur- history foreign in so much what he for says, although pictures first showing in iarmers from time to time Simi- ‘LAUGHTER treatment and locale In “State is day only. that plenty, but the way he says Brownsville. March 19 Sunday. lar meetings have been held in as an de- Fair." however, everything from it. Coming interesting They will play the b:g super pro- the ► art to finish is typically American. past. parture from her long series of Mb Gay nor and Ayres are the duction Grand H 'tel", Taken from Phil followed as the rich, IN Stongs prize-win- lot rs of a romance a portrayals charming HELL’ between little b> Sfratue Interlude" and Red ning novel of the same name, the I feel great but not quite fit for and cultured woman of high so- farm girl and a dashing newspaper Dust". These with the pictures will be a pride ring at the moment. the title role in “Frisco picture deals with experiences d Ellers and Fos- ciety. report KCiaa played at popular on Sun- Al«o of a true-to-life midwest family prices Gen John j Pershing upon le- Jenny” awards the star a chance Pat O'Rrirn | irin ill of an -ther day. Monday and So.no I .1 (i during one heetic week at a state Tuesday. covery from bronchitis attack. I for a new characterization. Merna e.iMin affair, said to be as intense as P fair in which each member realizes Kennrd> I In is unconventional. And then, of ms or her desire Gloria Stuart "Lite* Out" supreme course, there is Will Rogers, who. it Double romance and comedy are lorn Brow n \>« s is reported, has the greatest cornedv its features. The ro- Scenic outstanding role of his career, that of a mid- mance involves two new star teams The Great American tan me bare west fanner whose great ambition in Janet Gay nor and Lew Ayres, the thn.o \ ou to land a grand championship for did not twiteve and Sally Ellers and Norman Fos- his Blue prize hog Boy Miss Dres>- . . . :cr. Will Rogers. Frank Craven. 1 Romance existed .... er takes the part of Rogers" wife. Louise Dresser and Victor sup- Jury Craven appears as a country store- ply the comedy. These eight stars keeper and Jory portrays a carnival : each playing the type of role in stand barker. which he or she has w on the great st success, bring Phil Strang's po- »l«irc Orchids pular novel. “State Fair." to the creen of the Capitol theatre Sun- Carole Lombard carves herself a iay and Monday nit lit alongside those of Kay Fran- It is impossible to remain sombre cis. Ruth Chatter ton and Joan Crawford in one of the finest dra- matic role s:f her career in No More Orchids" which shows at the Capitol t heal re Tuesday and Wed- nesday. 8 GREAT STARS YOUR CHECK IS GOOD! This attraction is a shimmering I The laughter, excitement and storv that shows the pathos and gayetv of a big State Fair A At tt pi \ our < heck in Exchange For the sacrifice behind the gleaming Billy Sunday, the fire-and-thunr'er. anti-rum evangelist, demonstrates Move idyll between a yearning coun- Theater Tickets marble fronts ol Park Avenue pent- how he licked the demon to and Mrs. Sunday, left, on the try girl and a devil-may-care report- houses. tracing the brilliant and bar-room set for Mae Wests er ... a father and mother win- —* first starring picture for Paramount. busy -wmmu m\ ,_■JLL—JML- carefree life of a social debutante » with n She Done Him Wrong “She Done Him Wrong." a of the New ning prizes pickles and pjgs * ,J ho suddenly becomes serious w hen story -m\ ^ York which Fruij\ And the son adventure with a she comes face to face with the Bowery, opens at the Capitol Theatre, was written finding who l.\c and real emotion of love. by Miss West. hei utiful carnival girl loved him but left him. In the cast of No More Orchids." ;p;lotting Miss Lombard are Lyle j the Capitol theatre tor a two day disclosed, weighed 130 pounds and I'.ilbot, handsome leading man engagement Friday. stood in the .. re- neighborhood of fi\e in the role he chose above all ►p increased "She Done Him Wrong" is a lusty, feet nine inches tall The markabh m the last year. Louise melodrama of the present- others ... in the that roaring Bowery, 'a; win play Closser Hair and Walter day chorine, on the other hand, GAYNOR Connolly, men were men ROGERS where and wnrre made Broadway throngs laugh two of the tme.st tomes in 110-|x>und sizes, and stands character players women were hefty. Hefty Mis Wes: ; and cry foe a m America and several other well about live feet. three inches high. LEW AYRES — year! thinks, is just the word for it. .or SALLY EILERS known scn-ii and Miss West plays the role of “Lady stars. the average Bowery chorus -,:rl oi In Fox's Star Spangled Yorll lov tn* scoundnH Lou.'* beer-hall singer with .1 host the gay nineties period, her research “As The Devil ( nminands" of male admirers, who provide her i

TCPAZE Mae Clarke is probably the only ■bhhb He s a e" ebsss 1 Attend the leading woman in the movies who P nm 1*9 odoo’a*o‘ N S*‘" vv lenr o' «• rage uses rouge on her cheeks as Wwmp* b» U»'!t Peg*al part o' her screen makeup. She does this. Free Concert STATE W,th '.ie FAIR explained during the making of BUtmam with h y U N A LOT As the Devil Commands." This Afternoon playing NORMAN — — FOSTER LOUSE DRESSER 0'ec»ed by H 0 Afcbod e D Arrow ar the Capitol theatre Thursday HOY Also (’laving Todav at 4 P. M. FRANK Dor d O St'pn