Movies Pictures for New Week “Secrets” of the The “Stronger Sex” in the New Week’s Pictures And a Cruise to Catalina Bring Hollywood’s Stars {The Star's Dramatic Critic Continues His Explora- Katherine Hepburn, Leslie Howard, Marlene tion of the West Coast and Sends in Another Dietrich, Ann Harding, Lee Tracy and Wil- Installment of His “Hollywood Diary." liam Powell Have Stellar Roles. fare at the local theaters Hermann Sudermann'a literary classic E. de S. Melcher. spurts to a new high in quality The story pictures the life of a beauti- By this week with the simultaneous ful, innocent young country girl who FILMpresentation of three outstanding jilted by her artist lover, marries a rich NINTH DAY. productions of the immediate man she doesn’t love, leaves him and season. gains notoriety in Berlin’s night life. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., August 24, 1933. RKO-Keith's will show the new Brian Aheme makes his screen debui Katharine Hepburn picture, “Morning as Miss Dietrich’s leading man. He u Bros, sneak us in to Is the day when the Earner places Glory”; Warner Brothers’ Earle has best remembered for his recent effort; where the “secrets” of the business are maintained. Behind booked Leslie Howard in “Captured!” as Katherine Cornell’s leading man iti and Loew’s Palace will bring to town the "Barretts of Wampole Street.’ barred and bolted doors what is known as shots” are THIS “process Marlene Dietrich in “Song of Songs.” Lionel Atwill, Alison Skipworth, Hardic being taken. Here you may see a boat heaving up and down In addition to this diversified menu Albright and Helen Freeman are in th« of entertainment, there will be found cast. on the waves in a roaring gale. Actually, the boat is “heaving” on at the Metropolitan a return engage- "Song of Songs’’ was adapted for rollers and behind it is a screen on which the camera is flashing ment of "Double Harness,” featuring screening by Leo Birinski and Samuci Ann and William at Hoffenstein. It is the first Mar- water pictures. We have seen Jack Pearl Harding Powell; picture the Fbx, Lee Tracy in a comedy called lene Dietrich has appeared in that ha: “rock” in his new film. Instead, however, “Turn Back the Clock” and. next Mon- not been directed by Josef von Stern- of the boat rocking, the water behind him day, Victor McLaglen in “Laughing at berg. A program of short subjects, com- Life.” edy and news is also slated. on the screen rocks. All he has to do is The new attractions are as follows: AT Loew’s Fox this week, beginning to look unhappy and say his inevitable, AS the salvo of its opening greater tomorrow. "Turn Back the Clock’ show season RKO-Keith’s is to “Vass you der, Sharlie?” is the cinematic attraction that en- offer the new Katharine corner Hepburn deavors to answer that hearc In a of the Warner Bros, set with frequently picture, "Moming Glory.” Doug- query of "What would you do if yov we have come las Fairbanks, and Menjou upon Paul Muni. He is sit- jr., Adolpe had your life to live over again.” With as the featured be- in the back of an supporting players, Lee Tracy in the starring role, this story ting automobile. Made up tomorrow. ginning written by Ben Hecht and Edgar Sel- to look a In this first of a series of feature thousand, he sits beside Aline wyn, is said to bring one of the funniest productions Keith’s has in the MacMahon, who also looks a thousand. Hepburn ideas screen patrons have seen in many vehicle a of those that win sue- story j years. Their make-up is uncanny. Miss MacMahon but can’t hold it. are the cess, They Due to the fact that Joe Laurie, jr.'s of and tells us that she has had on 6 "moming glories" Broadway Lane’’ revue has been held k it since in "Memory' Hollywood, the actors and actresses who over at a New York theater for anothei the morning. Her face is a flash into mahogany prominence and as swiftly week, the Fox stage this week will fade into The is said color, with lines stitched in and veins run- obscurity. story substitute Herman Timberg and com- to Katharine her give Hepburn greatest pany in a revue, Joe May and Dotty; ning here and there and everywhere. Muni, screen role to date. and Everett Marshall, former singer in In addition to Mr. Miss MacMahon, Jean Muir and a “juve- Where and When Fairbanks and George White’s "Scandals.” Mr. the cast In- nile” Menjou. supporting "Turn Back the Clock” is a Metro- sit in a “taxi” and look out of the eludes Mary Duncan, C. Aubrey Smith, Goldwyn-Mayer production, directed by window. The “taxi” Richard Carle and Brooke. is set up on rollers Current Theater Attraction! Tyler Edgar Selwyn. Mae Clarke, Peggy and “Moming Olory" was directed by Lowell Shannon. Otto Kruger, Barbiei shakes a bit. It is meant to be speed- and Time of Sherman. George Showing and C. Henry Gordon support Lee Tracy ing through New York. As you look through <1 in the cast. smile. She hasn't time A PRE-SEASON release of Cap- j the back of it you see Manhattan steaminc Very popular. to say much. They are •'shoot.ng’’ Earte—“She Had to Say Yea.'* at tured!" with Leslie Howard, Doug' VL7ARNER BROS. METROPOLITAN by. This ts the sereen which Fairbanks, Paul Lukas and Mar- arranged by hangs behind the car what looks like a canteen sequence. 11:15 am, 1:55, 4:40. 7:20 and 10:05 Jr.; THEATER for the week com- garet in the roles and by a camera on the other side which is Hundreds of extras are in It. The p.m. Stage shows 'Tom Howard in Lindsay important jiencing tomorrow w ill present a special flashing the back- will be the screen attraction at Warner French soldiers speak French. person) at 1. 3:45. 6 25 and 9:05 p.m. repeat engagement of "Double Harness.’ ground onto it. Bros.’ Earle Theater tomor- Dinner with Joan Crawford at her Palace—“Tugboat Annie,” at 11:25 starting in which two favorites of film fans, Ann mum is an She a row. Hal LeRoy, with his own revue, inaeraug&oie worser. fie snam. who has suddenly landed a house. appears in burnt gold a.m., 1:25, 3:30, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45 p.m. Harding and William Powell, are seen will head the stage program, which also will do a scene over 100 times rather "empire'’ dress. We stand looking at Loew’s Fea—‘The Devil s in Love,” at together for the first time. In this | screen contract. Went to school with includes Fro06, and Whit- her with our mouth open. Something 11 a.m.. 1:45, 4 35, 7:20 and 10.10 p.m. Sylvia Barry R-K-O-Radio comedy-drama of love in- than not have it He will nun. At the age and and right. stay has come over her. Then we know'. She shows ledge Violet, Ray Norman. and of 12 he Stage (All-Washington Revue) trigues matrimonial complications lip all arguing with himself about appear- has taken off most of her 12 30. 3:15. 6 05 and 8:50 "Captured!” is the story of two men. night 1 make-up. at p.m. Miss Harding is seen as a girl who in- ed as a small, comrades in both war and peace, whose aome small point. He Is known to have She stands there with a kind of a "well. ! Columbia—"Life in the Raw,” at 1135 tends to make marriage her career, and t rather scrawny 1 love for the same you didn’t like me with on a.m., 3, 4:45, 6:30, 8:15 and 10' English girl precipi- j sets out to snare her with a director to take a whole in make-up 1:20, calmly prospective pleaded wench the an- — tates a crisis in the lives and fortunes before what-do-vou-think-of-me-now life Powell a debonaii nual school p.m. of of partner. portrays acene over again—an unheard-of thing play expression?” It isn't true that she is at 11:15 the hundreds prisoners herded — Metropolitan—“Voltaire.'’ Lothario who is enthusiastic about love Gilbert and into a prison camp. An exceptional cast after the director has said "0. K.” ugly without paint. a.m., 1, 2:45. 4:20, 6:15, 8 and 9:45 p.m. I but distinctly of marriage. In Mis.' Sullivan's "Trial is assembled around Leslie Howard, shy sits him. She looks a little R-K-O Keith's—‘Her First Mate,” at j Harding's and Powell's support art Mrs. Muni watching She \ by Jury." He has young Fairbanks and Paul Lukas. Mar- like the new por- 12 06, 2:05, 4:02, 5:59, 7:56 and Henry Stephenson. Reginald Owen Is most cordial to us. our I improved. garet Lindsay, as the girl; Frank remembering trait of her as 9:53 p.m. George Meeker and Lillian Bond. John After lunch a Reicher, Arthur Hohl, Philip Faversham, Washington ••interview" when we were “Mary Queen of Central—"Professional Sweetheart," Cromwell directed from Jane Murfin’s visit on the Joe Robert Barrat, William LeMaire ana \ lasted Scots.” that hangs from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. screen Special short subjects, in- meant to stay 10 minutes and E.