Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1929, Page 12

DECEMBER 1 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ! Friday Satarday Fayline Prederick snd ‘onway Tearle in Evidence.” Vitaphone variety. Ambassad’r Pauline Frederick and Vitaphone variety. Vit Pauline Frederick and Conway Tearle in Evidence.” phone_variety. nway Tearle in “Evidence.” Lila Lée in “Flight.” Grawford in onn Crawtord nti Edueational comed: Vitaphone variet: The Four Marx Bros. n “The Cocoanuts.” Vitaphone variety. y.;:Tm“nme:. owell an Apollo Richard Arlen in “The Four Feathers Giive Brook, ‘Gloria Swanson ‘Powell and i in The Trespasser” taphone variety. v Hal Skelly and Evelyn Brent in ““Woman Trap." Paramount. _Vita. Gioria Swanson in “The Trespasser.” itaphone variety. Reginald Denny in “'One Hysterical Night. Vitaphone. Cartoon. Ina Olairé in “The Awful Truth.” Vitaphone variety. Oloili"svlnwn Avalon n “The Trespasser.” Song_reel. ““The Trespasser.” Sone_reel. o|¢n;"lsn.i.‘cn Fay Wray, Clive Brook, n William Powell in “The Four Feathers.” Richard' Arlen ‘and’ ~Ri “The Four Feathe: Robert Montgomery and Sally Starr in “So This Is College.” Oswald_cartoon. Clive Brook, ichard ' Arlen and william Powell in Reginald Denny in Ken Maynard “'One_Hysterical in gonmaster.” Event reel. Variety. aphone_variety. Gloria {.nnmn n “The_Trespasser.” i Song_reel Ave. Grand Richard Arlen. i Wray. Clive Brook and William Powell in ““The Four Feathers. Gloria Swanson in "The_Tres; Song Richard Atlen. Wrav. Clive Brook and “The Four Feathers." John Gilbert in “His Glorious Nigh! Great Event re Vitaphone varie william Powell in Reginald Denny in Leila Hyams and “"One_Hysterical Conrad Nagel in - “The 13th Chair.” Night. Vitaphone variety. __ Cartoon. Vifaphone. Dark. Bethesda Laura La Plante in “Show Boat.” Laura La Plante in “Bhow Boat.’ “Girl Overboard.” Mary Philbin in Nancy Carroll in “Dane e of Life.” Charles Rogers In Not scheduled. “Tilusion.” Tols Moran and David Perey n Carolina Tols Moran and in “Words_and_Musi Tois Moran and David Percy David_Percy 4 ) “Words_and_Mu: Walter Huston and allldr"l’ Colbert n “The ady Lies' Monte Blue and May McAvoy Richard Talmadge in n ‘The Ca ‘No_Defen: valier. “words_and_Music." Norma Lee and Roland Youns n “wise Girls." Central Norma Lee and The Four Marx Bi in “The Cocoanuts." Vitaphone variety. Roland Youns n “Wise Girls." The Four ‘i‘-rx’nm, n “The Cocomnuta.’” Dhone variety. Willia es and Dorothy_Mackaill An e in y. “Hard to Get.” Comedyr" Vitaphone. _Trio shore sdssact. Charles Kogers and Nancy Carroll in Circle Charles Rogers and Naney Carroll in “Tiiuston.” Forest Stanley and Giadys Brockwell in “The Case.” us ake nny_Jim_comeds. Pathe News. Warner Oland in Tobert Armstrong and Carol Lombard 1n" “Big News.”" Collegiat Reginald Denny in *‘One Hysterical Night" “Tision Sunny Jim comedy. _ 8u “The Gold Di of Broad: Colony “The Gold Diggers Return engagement of “Thy Sons.” of Broadw! e Desert Sons. and Glenn Tryon n “Broadway." Virginia vaill and Jason Robards in “The Isle of Lost Ships."_ Vita. Conrad Nagel andLella H: in_“‘One vame in Hysterical Night." Comeds. Vitaphone. | Betty Compson and Jack Oakie in Street Girl.” Com Dumbarton Beity Compson and Jack Oak! Talla Hyams and Craries Morton n ““The Far Ci fe in “Btreet Girl.” __ Comeds. “Apeakeasy.” Comedy. Ken Mavnard Josephine Dunn and . Earle Foxe in in The Bla “The California Mafl.” Movietor Marie.” News. l':lmily Maurice Ch in “Innocents of Paris” ¢ Fox _Plavers. Emil Jannings n “Bins_of Fathers.” ‘Comedies May :fiEAvoy n ‘Stolen Kisses.” Comedies. Trene Rich in “Women They Talk “The Par Call” Eomeds” Newe, bout Comedv. _Sportlight Bob Custer in ““The Tast Round-up." Comedles. | “Notey Neighbors." Comadics. Serial Sue Carol in “Why Leave Home Comeds’ Ifippo;;me “Sue Carol xin’n’r‘?"um: e Homer “Frosen ‘ustice.” dy. Comedles. in “Prozen Justice.” Comedies Tenore Ulric “Fox Movietone Follies " “n;i'o‘l{(n"'!'"m. 'Girl in the 8h “Girl in the 10 Comedy. News “The Gold Disgers G of Broadwa: Oswald cartoon. Home Oswald cartoon. ty reel. e % gers The Four ‘fi-n Bros. way." n Prwald “The Cocoanuts Vitaphone varie The Four Marx Bro. n “The Cocoanuts Vitaphone varis Tna Claire in “The Awful Truth.” Great Event reel. Vitaphone variety. Sportlikht. Clive Brook in * Return of lock Holme: Robert Montgo; "and Sally Btarr in 80 This Is College.” Aesop Fable. Varlety reel Billle Dove in “The Man and the Moment * ome: Comeat Leader Al “The_Singing Feol." “Reg Mask.” Touos o “Week End Wives." d M Gomedies. News. “Ned McC Daughter Comedies. George Bancroft ndard.” oy - Hal Skelly Liberty in “Dance of Life" Comedies. “Dance of Lite I Skell: e v “Pawns of Passion.’ Comedy. Corinne Griffith in “Prisoners.” Reed in, Y “The_Scorcher.” Comedy. Comedy, ; 8port. Will Roger: “Thes Hed' fo Bee Paris."” Ciara Bow and Richard Arlen in “Dangerous Curves Comeny. News Princess Richmond i Alexandria. Va Dark. Mary Philbin in “Girl Overboard.” ¥ Savoy nd William_Bovd and rd Arlen in Marie Prevost in rous Curves.” “High Voltage. dv. News. ws Martha Sleeper in “Volice of the ‘omed News! T Dane and fariha “Modern Love."* Storm."” s Richard ii-rthelmen in “The Drag." Comeds. News. net n “Lucks Star.” Comedy. Sthers. Victor M-Laglen in Victor MrLaglen In ““Cock-Eved World.” Comedr. Cock-Eyed World.” Comedy. Others. Others. Bue Carol_in “Why Lea:e Home?" Comeds. Victor McLaglen in “Cock-Eved World." Comedy. __Others. i *The Gold 9 hite." v of Broadway. taphione variety. a La_Plante and John Boles in “The Last Warnini Vitaphone _varier “The Gold Diggers of Broadway." Tim McCoy in “The Desert R Vitaphone va Others. Joan Ciawford Tivoli “Tntamed.” Vitaphone variets. Vite ichard_Arlen and W ch Vi in TAY York «The Four Feathars” *The Pour Vitaphone variets. il "~ Joan Crawford Mary Nolan in “The Shanghai Lads. Vitaghone variety. napshot A Untames A ne variety Mary Nolan in “The Shanghai Lad Vitaghont variets. Robert Montgomery and _Sally Starr in S0 This Is College.” napshots. Robert Mon| Gienn Tryon wnd Sally Myrna Kennedy in “8kinner Steps Out.” Comeds. and Starr in “80 This Is Collese.” Gioria Swanson in asser.'” ‘“The Tresp! Mhir " Viaphone variets. ur_Fea taphone vartety. ““The Trespasser.”" Vitaphone variety. Gloria Swanson Robert Armstrong in "Bl News. Great Event reel. Vitaphone variety. Ken Maynard in Clive Brooke “Wagon Master.” ‘“The Return of Sher- Paramount _reel lock Hoimes " Vitaphone variety. Vitaphone variety. Attractions in Wa NATIONAL—“Dracula.” “Dracula,” the mystery play which Horace Liveright will present at the National Theater next week, beginning Monday evening, with matinees Wed- nesday and Saturday, is founded on Bram Stoker's novel. It is said that those who once read “Dracula” will never forget it, so powerful is its ef- fect on the emotions, so enchanting the horror of its story, the mystery of its unfolding and the suspense of its climax. The story deals with a vampire—a restless, roaming spirit that, in human form, infested the countryside from midnight to dawn, with ominous warn- ing of his coming, and leavi tarror and moaning mortals in his He fastens his pale lips to the throats of sensitive girls and draws them with menacing hypnotism toward a frightful doom. This unique mystery play is now in its fourth year in London, where it .has made an intense impression. ‘The American dramatization was made by John L. Balderson. In the cast will be seen Marjorie Devoe, Terrence Neill, Wallace Widde- combe, Lester Alden, Bernard Jukes, Carl Reed, Joan Colburn, Raymond Huntley and Virginia Wallace. GAYETY—"Moulin Rouge Girls.” ‘With a flavor of the Parisian music hall, “Moulin Rouge Girls,” a new edi- tion of a noted Mutual Circult offering, will be the feature at the Gayety next week, with much of its former pro- duction replaced with new and snappy details and presented by a capable cast of burlesque players, including Benny “Wop" Moore, clever Italian character delineator, as the star, with Nanette Dailey, a speedy young soubrette, fea- tured. Other important players are Ned Fine, Hebrew comedian; Tom fair- singing straight man; Jess . fast-stepping juvenile; Cecil Reed, dancing soubrette; Madeline Mc- | Evoy, prima donna with an excellent | voice; Jean Lee and Sam Rice, jr., and | a fitting chorus ensemble. “Lady of the Vace,” a gorgeous finale, is taken intact from a musical revue by special permission. Matinees for ladies are given on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. BERTRAND RUSSELL—SUNDAY. Bertrand Russell, the English philos- opher, essayist and publicist, will be the attraction of the National Forum series at the Jewish Community Cen- ter Sunday night at 8:15 o'clock. His | subject will be, “Civilization and the | Machine.” An _experienced lecturer, both at | Cambridge and at Harvard, Mr. Rus- gell has recently been invited to de- liver a special course of lectures at Trinity College. He is a prolific writer and his articles appear frequently in leading magazines. This lecture is open to the public and tickets may be obtained at the Jewish Community Center either in ad- vance or at the door on Sunday night. PALACE—George Bancroft in “The Mighty.” George Bancroft in “The Mighty,” & Paramount talking picture, will eome to Loew's Palace Saturday. In the cast with Bancroft are Esther Ralston, Warner Oland, Raymond Hatton and Dorothy Revier, Bancroft is the post-war gunman who laughs at the law and throws a draft summons away. Four M. P.'s put him in the Army and overseas he goes as private Greason. His natural instinet for gunning finds him emerg- ing from the war a full-fledged major and a national hero. He is anxious to get back to his old haunts. He stops off to see the family of an over- seas buddy, and is offered the position of commissioner of public safety and accepts. Then things happen. On the stage, the new master of eeremonies, Allan Rogers, will be in- troduced in an exceptional presentation, “Sky Harbor,” which features Herschel Henlere, the Collette Sisters, Jimmy Ray, Cleo Floyd and a couple of vocal- ists, Nick Lang and Fred Hughes. The Hearst Metrotone News, the Palace Orchestra, Charles Gaige at the organ, short subjects and comedies will com- plete the prog FOX—Paul Muni in “Seven Faces.” Paul Muni will be seen at the Fox Theater next week in “Seven Faces.” a Fox Movietone production wherein Mr. Muni protrays seven distinct char- acters, Mr. Muni will appear in person also in conjunction with his screen per- formance during the week. As lovable old Papa Chibou, care- taker of the Pratouchy wax works, who wouldn't let Napoleon out of his sight, Paul Muni is said to have a role of unlimited opportunities. The Fanchon and Marco “novelty” will be the stage offering with John Irving Pisher as master of ceremonies. ‘The Fox Orchestra will resume a series of overtures from the older classics and the Fox Movietone News in sound and picuires will complete the program. EARLE—Pauline Fi rick in “Evi- dence.” ‘The distinguished emotional actress, Pauline Frederick, comes to the Earle fext week, beginning with the Friday midnight . premiere, in the Warner ! Harold Lloyd, in his first talking pll:-l shington Theaters Bros. Vitaphone dramatic production, “Evidence.” “Evidence” is & gripping story of the wrongs that can be done & woman by circumstantial evidence and was adapt- ed from the New York and London stage play, “Divorce Evidence” Miss Prederick is seen as a mother in Lon- don society, divorced from her titled husband on the questionable merits of circumstantial evidence. In the cast are Lowell Sherman. Con- way Tearle, William Courtenay, Myma Loy, Lionel Belmore and little Freddie Burke Prederick. The feature will be supplemented by shorter screen hits, including “Vita- phone Varieties,” together with The Evening Star-Universal and Pathe Newsreels. COLUMBIA—"“The Virginian.” “The Virginian” will be shown at Loew's Columbia for & week, beginning Saturday. It is a picture of the great| outdoors synchronized with natural | sounds and talk. A fine cast includes | Gary Cooper, Walter Huston, Richard | Arlen, Mary Brian and Chester Conklin. At Medicine Bow, Wis.,, in 1880, The Virginia and Steve are great friends, both are paying much attentfon to Molly, the new school teacher. The Virginian makes an enemy of Trampas | in a saloon over a dancing girl, but his real love is for Molly, and Molly | gromlul to marry him. 'He discovers | is friend in a dishonest alliance with his enemy Trampas and warns him. Steve pays no attention and later is taken with other cattle rustlers to be hung. The Virginian is forced to super- intend the hanging. The girl hears of it and she §purns him. The story is one of Owen Wister's famous tales and gripping to its close. The Columbia Orchestra, Hearst Metrotone News, short subjects, com- | edies and Metro Movietone Acts will | complete the program. | RIALTO—Ann Harding in “Her Pri- vate Affair.” Sophisticated dram: inst & back- ground of luxury and culture, with a story of passion, blackmalil, scandal and tragedy, with the stellar role portrayed by Ann Harding in the Pathe dialogie production, “Her Private Affair,” will come to the Rialto Theater for one week, starting Priday of this week. The story concerns a young wife who, as a result of a reckless friendship formed during her temporary separation from her husband, finds herself a vic- tim of blackmail. In a mad attempt to stem the tide of disgrace, she makes a mad rendezvous and accidentally kills her tormentor. Scene after scene of tense drama and gripping appeal follow. A short screen subject on the pro- gr.m will present the Pat Rooney Fam- il' of vaudeville stars in their latest singing, dancing and talking feature, “Love Birds.” Other short subjects and ‘The Evening Star-Universal Newsreel will complete the program. LITTLE—"The Soul of France.” “The Soul of France” French war pleture distributed in the United States by Paramount, will be the attraction at the Little Theater next week begin- ning Saturda It purports to tell Prance’s own story of the Great War. It was made with the co-operation of the French government and is said to have the indorsement of the late Marshal Foch, Marshal Petain, Marshal Joffre and others. Twenty thousand Prench soldiers took part in its pro- duction, many of the scenes were shot on the now historic battlefields and the director of the picture, Jacques Halk, was decorated for his work with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. “The Soul of France” is not alone a spectacle, but has a stirring love theme running through it. The cast includes among its prominent actors M. Des- jardins, Jean Murat, Mme. Jalabert and Michael Verly. | METROPOLITAN—Harold Lioyd in “Welcome Danger.” ture, “Welcome Danger,” is to be held over for a second week at the Metropol- itan Theater. All Washington seems to want to see and hear this m’flpr funster in side- | splitting comedy.” The addition of dia- logue is said to have boosted Lloyd's comedy value in a novel and highly amusing episode, wherein all the ac- tion takes place in the dark, the lines | of the play being the only clue to the | happenings. | Lioyd's characterization is that of a | Boston-bred botanist, who cleans up a | dope ring in San Francisco's China- | town. He is supported by Barbara| Kent, Noah Young, Charles Middleton, ‘William Walling and a large company | of assorted Orientals. Because of the unusual length of the feature, all short subjects have been dropped from the program. R-K-O KEITH'S—"Rio Rita.” “Rio Rita,” Radio Pictures’ extrava- ganza, will be held over for a fourth and positively final week at R-K-O Keith's, i Scores of fans are said to be making | second visits to hear again the tuneful musical numbers of this replica of the famous Ziegfeld show, transferred in color and splendor to the screen. John Boles gppears opposite Bebe Daniels and his tenor is a big factor in the show. Bert Wheler and Robert Wool- sey play the comedy roles they created in the original stage production; Doro- thy Lee’s “baby talk” singing is also a feature. Don Alvarado, Helen Kaiser, former “Follies” girl; George Renevant and Nick de Ruiz, first tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Co., are others in the large cast. MIDNIGHT SHOWS TONIGHT. ‘The Metropolitan and the Earle ‘Theaters .announce special midnight shows this evening. 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