Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1929, Page 35

NATIONAL—“Wings Over Europe.” It is significant that two of the out- &hyu of the dramatic year— e official list of the 10 best plays—boast casts which include no& a ay * and the other “Wings the highly dramatic mm which the Theater Guild is offer- g next week at the National Theater. And it is a coincidence that Maurice “Journey's standing both on single woman. One is the war “Journey's En¢ Over Europe.” Browne, the producer of End,” the war play, is also the co- author of the peace play, “Wings Over Europe.” The success of both indi- cates that it is not imperative for a plot to depend upon woman-interest to provide an evening of absorbing drama. ‘Theater enthusiasts in New York were amazed at the guild's staging such a play, but at its premiere the critics were loud in their aclaim. They found & play of humanity’s romance, replete with mystery, suspense and intense in- terest, “Wings Over Euroupe” was a pronounced success on Broadway, and after its current limited tour it prob- ably will be transplanted to London. Rouben Mamoulian, who staged “Porgy’ and “Marco Millions,” directed this distinctive production. “Wings Over Europe” was written by Robert Nichols and Maurice Browne, the former a poet and playwright who once even cast his lot with the film activities of Hollywood. Browne 1is robably best known as & prime mover E: Chicago of the Little Theater move- ment of America, who later turned pro- ducer and actor. The leading roles in “Wings Over Eu- rope” are played by those who for the most part created them in New York: Alexander Kirkland has the part of the idealistic young scientist. Others in- clude Ernest Lawford, Morris Carnov- sky, Hugh Buckler, Sir John Dunn and Joseph Kilgour, GAYETY—"Wine, Women and Song.” Burlesque audiences throughout the length and breadth of the land are familiar with “Wine, Women and Song,” the show which comes to the Gayety Theater next week. All the fun that burlesque affords has been in- corporated in this show, and the qual- ity of the songs and dances is up to modern pretensions. ‘The dancing in particular is said to have reached near the limit of perfection. Harry Evanson, boob comedy star, and “Your Very Own” Jyes La Rue, featured ingenue, are the leaders in the fun. They are aided by George Rehn, Mervin Harmon, Burton Carr, Evelyn Murray, Mildred Janett, the Misses Bettinger and Wallace and & capable chorus. The two big scenes are hilariously funny, according to reports. EASTERN HIGH'S PLAY—Tomorrow. The first performance of the Eastern High School’s Fall Mevue will be given in the auditorium of Eastern High School at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. MACKIN CLUB, Monday and Tuesday. The Mackin Club of St. Paul's Church will present its first play of the season next Monday and Tuesday—"A Pair of Sixes,” a delightful comedy, with Doro- thy Crosby, Bessie Mills, Grace Spruct bank, Hazel Conaghan, Loretto Mu: phy, Luke Fegan, Orme Libby and Ed- ward Dillon in the cast. The club, & very active dramatic unit this year, is working with enthusiasm under the direction of Denis Connell and Luke Fegan . ROLAND HAYES, TUESDAY. Roland Hayes, celebrated Negro tenor, will open tne Philharmonic course of afternoon musical events at Poli’s Thea- ter next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. He will be accompanied at the the Friday midnight premiere with cheers, yells, songs, dances and all the mad, merry mirthfulness of the cam- pus and the stadium. This picture, starring Douglas Fair- banks, jr., and Loretta Young, will be introduced by a lavish stage pro- logue, featuring the Stafford Pember- ton dancers in a unique drill, with vari- ous college colors and collegiate quar- tet, & cheer leader and the Earle Or- chestra, under Daniel Breeskin. Colleges, universities and high schools in and near the District are said to be co-operating to make College week an outstanding event in Washington enter- tainment annals. Each night of the week will be devoted to a college. ‘The picture concerns the thrilling re- demption of a star quarterback who most became a failure because he coul not take punishment. How he fell in love with the college “vamp” and his | subsequent discovery that he wasn't “yellow” make an ideal college picture. Vitaphone varieties and The Evenirg Star-Universal and Pathe News reels complete the bill. RIALTO—Glenn Tryon and Merna Kennedy in “Skinner Steps Out.” Glenn Tryon and Merna Kennedy are paired again by Universal in “Skinner Steps Out,” one of the brightest of farce-comedies, which comes to the Ri- alto Theater, starting Friday. It is a dialogue picture. Tryon appears as Willlam Henry Skinner. a young hero to his wife and a “dub” to his employers and fellow workers. Miss Kennedy is the young wife, whose adoring belief in her hus- band finally inspires him to attain so- cial and business recognition. Tryon ap- pears in some of the funniest scenes of his career, notably the scenes in which he leads the orchestra and conducts an auction at a charity bazaar, The picture is based on one of the famous_ “Skinner” stories by Henry Irving Dodge. % In addition to added short novelties, the Rialto will present Jack White's | educational talking comedy, “Cold | Shivers.” R-K-O KEITH'S—"Rio Rita” (Third Week). “Rio Rita,” Radio’s lavish version of the famous Ziegfeld musical success. seems destined to write a new and glorious page in Washington's cinema annals. Waiting lines continue to be- siege the box office for the second week's showing of the picture. There- fore “Rio Rita” will be held over again—for a third week at R-K-O Keith's. All the rich qualities which drew Broadway crowds for 62 consecutive weeks to the Ziegfeld Theater have been retained in the film preduction, and to these have been added mobility and magnitude which the stage, even under the direction of a Ziegfeld, could not hope to attain. ‘Against the lavish sets is played and sung the magnificent drama of the Mexican borderland by Bebe Daniels, John Boles and a supporting cast of hundreds, with mighty vocal choruses, inspifing dance routines and beauty assemblies. COLUMBIA—“Taming of the Shrew.” A fifteenth century battle fought in & 1930 arena is one way of describing Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew” that features Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks and remains in audible picture form at Loew’s Co- lumbia for a second week. The pie ture is hailed as the “ace of comedies. Katherine, played by Mary Pickford, althoughu good looking and wealthy, is not pursued by suitors for marriage be- cauuse she has an ungovernable tem- per. To the city of Padua comes the swaggering but lovable Petruchio, played by Douglas Fairbanks, who de- Sunday WEER OF NOVEMBER 24 Monday Tuesday WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. Thursday Friday 1929. Saturday 5 Dougli '&\I?lnn [ Ambassad’r v in “Forward Pass.” Douglas Fairbanks, it , ‘Porward Douglas Fairbanks, ir., retta Youns Loretta Youni n in Forward Pass.” Para._short_subject. Robert Montgomery and Sally Starr in “So This Is College.” Vitaphone variety. Vitaphone variety. Clive Brook in “The Return of Sher- es.” lolmes. Comedy. _Vitaphone Clive Brooke. Richard ‘Arlen, " William Povell | n and Fay “The Four Feathers. “The Gold Diggers of_Broadway.’ Krazy Kat cartoon. Apo'lo “The Gold D of Broadwa: Krazy Kat' cartoon. Ken_Maynard in _ “The Wagonmaster." Sport reel. Cartoon. medy. Vitaphone_variety. Vitaphone variety. Joan Bennett and Robt. Montgomery in “Three Live Ghosts.” Variety reel. 3 Conrad Na H; a “The 13th Ch Vitaphone variety. Gienn Tryon and Merna Kennedy “Brot Avalon way." Glenn Tryon an Mo d Tna Claire in lerna Kennedy - Para. short subject. “Broadway." il phone _variety Clive Brdok in “The Return of Sher- lock Holmes.” Variety. _Cartoon. Vilma Banky in “This Is_Heaven.” Neely Edwards comedy. Virginia Vaill and Jason Robards in The Isle of Lost Ships.” Comeds. Robt. Armstrong and Carol Lombard in “Big Ne Comedy. Vi Ave. Grand Glenn Tryon and Merna_ Kennedy in Carroll and “Broadway." Jack Oakie and Evelyn Brent in “Fast Company." Song_cartoon. _Vita. Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers in Tilusion.” Vitaphone variety. Hal Skelly and Eyelyn Brent in oman Trap.” Short subject. Variety. Clive Brook in “The Return of Sher- lock Holmes.” Aesop Fable. Variety. Dark. B!lllfl}-l ern!ifnolllld “The Mysterio Fu Manchu. Corinne Griffith in “Prisoners.” “Barnum Was Right.” eorge Lewls in Glenn Tryon 1 a SRigh “College Love.” Gladss Brockwell in “The Drake Case.” Jack Oakie in “Fast Company.” “The Movietone Follies."” “The Movietone Follies.” “The Movietone Follies.” Tois Moran and Warner Baxter in “Behind That Curtain.” Giive Borden and Noah Beery in “Love in the Desert. Lols Moran and ‘Warner Baxter in “Behind That Curtain Ben Lyon and Antonio_Moreno in “The Air Legion." Gioria Swanson in ‘The Tres) taphone Central Glloria_Swanson in 4 Vitaphone Virginia vaill and Jason Rooards in “The Isie of Lost _Ships.”_Varlety. = n'n o d’ln Parls und. " Circle Melody comedy i “After_the Show." Ann Ha-ding “Paris Bound." Melody “comedy fter_tre Show." The great music: how s “The Show Boat."” All-sta:_cast. Hoot Gibson in Long, Long Tra! Para. short subl Vitaphone _variety. Virginia Val Jason Robards in “Tne Isle of Lost Ships.” Vi Hoot Gibson in Long, Long Trall short subject. hone _ variety. Hal Skelly and Evelyn Brent in “‘Woman Trap.” Comedy. _Variety. Sue Carroll and how All-star _cast, “The Show Boat." “Fox Movietorie All-star_ca: lljes.’” BessieLove, Ford !ttrll'l:l. .Raymond Hackett, ‘Girl_in the ' Show.” Georze Lewis and Eddie Phillips in “College Love.” Collepiutes. Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers 1 on. e y. Colony Dumbarton v Walter Huston and Claudette Colbes “The Lady Comedy. ‘Nancy Carroll and Charies Rowers in ion.” Waiter Huston and Claudette Colbe “The Robt. Armstrong and i in riet 2 Hal Skelly and Nancy Cérroll in “The Dance of Life.” Comedy. a e Lady ' Lie Comedy. Clive Brook n “The Return of Sher- lock Holmes. Vitaphone _variety. Conrad Nagel in “The. Thirteenth Chair.”* Vitaphone _vartety. Gienn Tryon in “Barnum Was Right.” Great Event reel. Vitaphone _variety. Hal Skelly and Nancy Carroll_in ‘The Dance of Life. Comedy. Ruth Taylor in ““The Coll oa Sue Carol and Nick Stuart in John Mack Brown and 5 Mack Brows tod George Bancroft in ““Thunderbolt." Fox plavers and comedy. Family Au@g-y”nnnl i Comedy_and_news, [ Dorothy Burgrss i ware of e Bachelors " “Protertion. Comedy. Tom ‘Tyler \'filllnn‘l Powell in n “Man Fror: Nevada. Comedy. “Interference.” Comedy. Betty Compson_in "Tlme.or pz ll’lal Ken Mavnard in “California Mail.” Comedy and serial. Ton Cha e “Thunder.” Comedy. Hippodr'me in “Single Standar Chaplin_comedy. Greta Garbo n “gyngle Standard.” Chaplin_comedy. are mnnr‘aw-man n ““The Trespasser. Krazy Kot cartoon. K Al in “Speiler.” Chaplin_comedy. Leader T Ruth Chatterton A “Madame X." Home Gloria Swanson n “The Trespasser.” Bessie Love and Raymond Hackett in “The Girl in_the Show.”_Comedy. Robert Armstro; John Gilbert Gorinne “Grimth n “His Glorious Night.” Comedy. n “Prisoners."" Snookums_comeds. Patsy mi;n Miller ““The Fall of Eve.” Comedy. rmstrong and Conrad 1 and Leila Hyams in “The 13th Chair.” Cartoon. _ Varlety. Carol Lombare “Big News Trio short sublect. in “The Wagonmaster.” Vitaphone _variety. Joan Bennett and Robert Montgomery in “Three Live Ghosts.” Aesop_Fable. “Whirl of Life."” Comedies. 'canen‘. Moore Nancy Carroll in fling Irish Eyes.” n “Dance of Life.” __Comedies. Comedies. mu?d‘, Cortez in “New Orleans.” _Comedies. Louise Dresser n “Not Quite Decent.” Comedies. “Charles Morton n “The Far Call.” Comedy. Sue Carol William Haines 0 “Exalted Flapper.” Comedy. " Ted Wells in “Born .to_the Saddle.” Serial. Come ‘Warner Oland “The Mysterious Dr. Fu_Manchu.” | u"'fl’ Gang _comedy. R;Innnnd Do Richard Barthelmess n “Young Nowheres.” Vitaphone _reel. Dorothy “Hard Mackaill “in 10 Get —Noah Beery in “Isle of Lost Ships.” Comedy and act. Noah Beery_in “Isle of Lost Ships.” Com'fig and Alexsndria. Va BTG the *The irl in Savoy 4 8how.' Variety reel. Cartoon. Ressle Love in “The Girl in the s Variety reel. Cartoon Billie Dove and Rod LaRocque in “The Man and the Moment.” _Para “The Flying Fool.” Edw redy. Gienn Tryon in “Barnum Was Right." Vitaphone variety. Trio_short subject. Willlam_Boyd and Marie_Prevost in Robert Armstrong and Carol Lombard in % Ne Metro short subject. fen_Maynard in “'Cheyenne." Novelty reel. one Comedy variety. William Boyd in “The Flying Fool. Comedy. News Takoma Vigtor McLaglen and “The Cock-eyed World.” Victor McLaglen and mund Lowe in ‘Lowe in “The Cock-eyed World." mun Edmund Lowe in “The Cock-eyed LD vu;ds? McLaglen and ‘o] o World." dmund Lowe in ed Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe in “The Cock-eyed World.” in Tim McCoy in “The Adventurer.” Tivoli Gloria Swanson “The Cartoon Vitaphone in . willlam Powell in Tespagser.” “The Gres A _subject. William Powell Murder “The Greene Mu; in The Four Marx Bros in’ “The Cocoanuts.” mount Pa short_subject. The, Four Marx Bros, in" “The Cocoanuts.” Paramount _short _subject. Ken Mavnard in “The Wagon Master." Vitaphone v i Short_r York she may to offset his strenuous and erratic love-making, Katherine, much against her will, ds herself helpless with the handsome stranger. The fol- lowing Sunday Petruchio, dressed as a beggar, arrives late for the wedding. After the ceremony he takes the bride to his country home. Although she is drenched and hungry when she arrives there, he makes no efforts to provide for her wants, but when she learns he is doing this merely to break her spirit, she goes into reverse and be- comes docile and humble. At a sub- sequent wedding feast she tells the ladies present what their duty is to their husbands, but, unseen by the men, she gives the women an understanding wink. The Hearst Metrotone News, & tour through_Hollywood, an M. G. M. Col- ortone Revue featuring Charles King and the Columbia Orchestra complete the program. LITTLE THEATER.—"The Last Performance.” “The Last Performance.” a Univer- sal production, directed by Dr. Paul Ina Claire 1n “The Awful Truth.” ‘Sennett comedy. Vitaphone reel. actor, and Mary Philbin, will be next week's attraction at the Little Theater beginning Saturday. : “The Last Performance” is the story of a noted magician who has fallen in love with his feminine assistant, many years younger. During the performance of a sword trick another assistant is mysteriously murdered while lying in the false bottom of the basket in which the swords are stuck. There is a dramatic trial scene and a stirring denouement. In addition to Veidt and Miss Philbin others in the cast are Leslie Fenton, Fred Mackaye, Gustav Partos, William H. Turner, Anders Randolf, Sam De Grasse and George Irving. “The ack Oakie and ivelyn Brent “Fast_Compan: ‘Aesop_Fal m Was Righ! Snhort _subject. g Vitaphone reel. story of the World War, the manage- ‘ment states, is booked for early showing at the Little Theater, along with “Hun- garian Rhapsody,” and “The Red Knight of Germany.” Chemical in Gas Mains. 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