Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1930, Page 20

o Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ‘Thursday Friday Saturday Ann Harding in “Holiday.” Clara_Bow in “True to the Navy.” Cor Ann Harding tn Asn Harding in “Holids *"Holiday.” “Byrd at the South Pole.” Comedy. “Byrd at the Seuth Pole.” Comedy. Vivienne, Sesal in *Bride of the Resi- ment. Comedy. George Sidney and Charles Murray in “Around the Corne: Comedy. _Vitaphos Giara Bow 5 Dolores Del Rio n *True to the Navy.” Comedy. “The Bad One.” Vitaphone variety. Dolores Del Rio n “The Bad One.” Vitaphone variet: Helen Jonnson . re; [ “Children of Lupe, Velez n “Hell Harbor." Dorothy Mackaill n “Flirting Widow.” Comedy. Chester Morris and Leila_Hyams in 8612 Conn. Ave. ‘Warner Oland and Jean Arthur in “The Return of Dr. Pu_ Manchu.” Com. "Chester Morris and Leila_Hyams in “The Big House.” Cartoon. Warner Oland and fe Dove in Jean Arthur in ““The Notorious “The Return of D: Affair." Fu_Manchu.”_Col Comedy. Ave. Grand 43 Pa. Ave. S.E. Chester Morris Dolores Del Rio S n “The Big House.” - Bad One.” vai Carolina < n &b & N.C.Ave. B, Born Reckless.” Chester Morris in “The Bix House.” Cartoon. Lupe Velez in “Hell Harbor.” Vitaphone variety. Vitaphone variety. n: Jack Oakie in #The Social Lion.” Gome ‘Helen Johnson in “Children of Pleasure.” Straight.” Comedy. Comeqy. Norman Foster and in s an” From “Young Man “Born_Reckless."” > Dark. Cameo Mt Rainier. M4, Colbert in Charles Kaley Maurice Cheyalier in “Tne Big Pond.” > Charles Rogers 1n “Young Eagles.” Ramon Novarro in “In Gay Madrid.” Richard Byrd and crew in “Byrd at the South Pole.”” Comedy. dand crew in “Byrd at the South Pole.” Comedy. Jack Oakie and Mary Brian in “The Social Lion* Comedies. oot Gibson in “Trailin’_Trouble.” Comedy. Se Fal Skelly in “Men Are Like That.” Cartoon. Comedy. Charles_Bickford in “Sea Bat." Cos Central 425 b S N.W, Blanche Sweet 1n ‘The We Clift_Bdwards in “Lord Byron of dway.” Broa Comedy. Vitaphone. Comedsy. will Bosers n “So This Is London." Circle 2105 Pa. Ave. NW. Colin_ Clive, Ins MacLaren ‘and c:%i‘m Clive, David Manners in ney's End." Ins_MacLaren and X David M “With Byrd at “With Byre the South Pole.” T Hole t, the South Pole.” Buddy Rogers in Dorothy Mackaill in “Safety in Num- “The Flirting e o Lawrence nt Helen Johnson “Children of in “The Arizons Pleasure. Xid."” Warner Oland in “The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu.” Vitaphone variety. Colony ®a. Ave. & Farragut Warner Oland in “The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu.” Vitaphone vas Marie Dr and Polly Moran n “Caught_Short.” Barbara Stanwyck n “Ladies of Tates Barl Stanwyck n “Ladies of Leisure.” ‘William Boyd in “Officer O'Brien.” Comedy. ster Keaton In “Free and Easy.” Comedy. 8th & G Sts __Gartoon Helen x Morgan Helen Morgan n in “Applause.” Comedy. “Applause.” Comedy. Hippodrome Follies. Harry Langdon 808 K St. N.W. comed: Kenneth McKenna and_Marceline Day in ““Temple Tower. Comedy. Metro Fox_Movietons ““Follies.”” Harry Langdon comedy. chk“mki- n *The Social Lion." Comedy. Home 13th & © Sts. N.E. Jack Oakie n “The Social Lion.” Comedy. Bert Wheeler and Robert, Woolsey n ““The_Cuckoos.” Matie Dressier_and Polly Moran “Byrd at the 8ot in “Caught_Short.” uth Pole.” Vitaphos varieties. Dotis Kenyon n “Beau Bandit.” Comedy. Marie Dressler Marie Dressler n “Caught Short.” “Caught Short.” ___ Comedy. edy. Ken Maynard in “Mountain Justice Wm. Collier, jr., and Marceline 'Day in “The Melody Man.” Comedy. _Cartoon. sser and Tom Patricolg in “Three Sisters.” Comeds. Hoot Gibson in in “Mounted Stranger."” “Officer O'Brien." Comedy. Comedy. Serial Kenneth McKenna and Marceline Day in “Temple Tow Comedy. Metro Claudett Colbert and ,Charles Ruggies in “Young Man of Man- hattan.” Comedy. Claudett Colbert and Charles Ruggles in “Young Man of Man- hattan.” Comedy. Richard rlen and Mary Brian in “Light of the Western Stars.” _Comedy. Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in “The Cuckoos.” Evelyn Brent n amed.” “Pr Vitaphone varieties. “Byrd at the South Pole.” Vitaphone variety. Reginald Denny in “What a Man!" Laurel Lavrel, Md. Dark. Richard Byrd and crew in “Byrd at the South Pole." _ Comedy. Richard Byrd and crew in “Byrd at the South Pole.” Gomedy. Ruth Chaiterton and Ralph Forbes. in “A Lady of Scandal.” Comedy. _Snapshots. Ruth erton and Ralph Forbes in “A Lady of Scandal.” Comedy. _Snapshots. Warner Baxter in “Arizons Kid." Gang comedy. Serial. Warner Baxter in “Arizona Kid.” ane _comedy. Vitaphone act. Leader Pth & E Sts. N.W. Gary Cooper | Gary Cooper in. “Only the Brav “Only the Brave.” Vitaphone act. Comedy. Wil Rogers in “They Had to See Ind | aris Vita. act. _Comedy. Bebe Dy Will "Rogers in ) “They Had to See aris. Vita. act. Comedy. adise.”” Comedy. _Act. “Soul of France.” Comedy. Lyric Dark. Galthersburg, Md. J. Sohildkraut in “Mississippi Gam- bler.” Comedy. Bebe Daniels in ‘Alias_ French Gertie. e Comedy. News. _ els in “Alias_French Gertie." Comedy. _News. Hoot Gibson in “Courtin” Wildcats.” Serfal. Fable. Hoot Gibson in “Courtin’ Wildcats.” Serl Warner Baxter Princess in “The Arizons 1119 B St. N.E. Xid.” Warner Norma Shearer in in “The Arizona “The Divorcee.” Kid." Robt. Armstrong and Carol Lombard Norma Shearer in s in ““The Racketeer.” he Divorcee.” Sue_Carol in he,Big Party.” Dark. Richmond + Qlexandris, Va. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in “High Society Blues." Comedy. Cartoon. a; Charles Farrell in “High Boclety Blues." omedy. Cartoon. John Barrymore in _ John Barrymore in “The Man From “The Man From Blankley's.” Comedy. News. Jack Mulhall and Sue_Carol | ““The Golden Oal Comedy. _ Act. Jack Mulhail and Sue_Carol in “The Golden Caif."” Billie Dove in “The Notorious Affair " Comedy. avoy 14th St. N.W. Billie Dove in ice_Ghevaller “The Notorious in flair.” “The Big Pond.” Comeds. Comedy. Robert_Warwick n “Unmasked.” in “Light of West- Comedy. ern Stars.” Act Comedy. _ Act. Rubin i1 Allce ‘Sunny Skies."” les in Lovi Vitaphone variety. Vitaphone variety, Sportlight reel. ly. Comed: Will Rogers in Takoma Park, D. C. } Takoma Will Rogers n “So This Is London.” Wil RogeTs in Beity Compson and John Barrymore Monte Blue in in “Man From “Isle of Escape.” Kley' John Barrymore Jack Holt in in **Vengeance.” “Man_From n _ Blankl Chester Morris and Leila_Hyams in “The Bix House.” Gomeds. | Tivoli | 24th & Park Rd. Ghester Morris and Leila Hyams in “The Big House.” Comedy. Marion Davies in “The Floradora Girl." Vitaphone variety. Comedsy. Marion Davies in “The Floradora Girl.” Vitaphone variety. Comed: Richard Dix in “Shootinj Straight.” [ Dolores Del “The Bad One.” Vitaphone varjeties. Cartoon. .:-Ex"'cik'u " in “The Social Lion.” Comedy. | York ©a. Ave. & Quebee Jack e Gary GCooper in n “The Social Lion." Comedy. “The Texan.” Vitaphone variety, Gary “The Texan.” Vitaphone variety. " Cooper Clara Bow in in “True to the Navy.” Vitaphone variety. Clara Bow n “True to the Navy.” Vitaphone varfety, Reginald Denny in “What a Manr™ Comeds. What’s What and W here Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters “Raffles,” With Colman, Coming to the Columbia Theater. ONALD COLMAN comes to Loew's Columbia Saturday for the new week in' “Raffles,” - an adaptation of a famous short story, “The Amateur Cracks- an.” Kay Prancis appears opposite r. Colman. The story opening shows him at work robbing a safe. It quickly shifts to the home of Lady Gwen, where “Raffles” ive up his yearn- for excitement and thrilling ad- ventures as a law- breaker. With this determination he retirns to his apartment to find that his hest friend is about to k’illl himself because he Ropald Colman. el g il fosses at the card table. The sum is 80 large that “Raffies” decides to pull one last job in orfler to save his friend. He goes to the home of Lady Melrose, where under the very eyes of Scotland Yard operatives he steals her jewels. The police become suspicious and nally pin the theft on “Raffles.” Lord elrose and Inspector McKenzie go his apartment, as does Lady Gwen, yho still loves him. He tells her to meet him in Paris and as the inspector goes to make his arrest “Raffles” dis- #ppears from the room to start life enew with his love in another land. Short subjects, the Hearst Metro- fone News and the Columbia Orches- #ra will complete the bill. Ann Harding in “Holiday” Coming to the Metropolitan. "THE abe of all talking picture com- edy-dramas, ‘Holiday,” says the | st Warner announcement, “‘comes to War- per Bros. Metropolitan Theater Friday, for the new week, to charm Washing- tonians who appreciate the best in en- tertainment. “Holiday” offers one of the finest com~ Pinations of stars, direction and story ever presented on & Washington screen i the boast. . The cast principals are Ann Harding, Mary Astor, Robert Ames, Edward Ever- ett Horton, Hedda Hopper, Creighton Hale, Hallan Cooley and William Hol- den. The picture, adapted from the Philip Parry play of the same title, presents the story of two sisters of wealth and gocial eminence who fall in love with the same man—a man who has littie regard for money as such, but who is determined to enjoy life while young and to leave the accumulation of vast wealth to persons of more miserly dis- positions. The girl, whom he laved, did not appreciate his view of life, however, end the sister whose affections seemed %o draw no response from him steps into prominence in an unexpected and unique denouement. The production was directed by Edward H. Griffith and supervised by E. B. Derr, In addition the Metropolitan also will present new Vitaphone Varieties and The Evening Star-Universal Newsreel, with - Graham McNamee broadcasting the news events in his breeziest way. #The Sap From Syracuse” Prings Jack Oakie to Palace, JACK OAKIE comes to Loew’s Palace for the next week,Saturday,in his latest Paramount picture, “The BSap Prom Syracuse.” The big “chin and n man,” the announcement reads, is the butt of Syracuse smart alecks, when he inherits a wad of money and decides to do Europe. On the boat he is mis- taken for a great engineer traveling incognito, and then the fun starts. It comes to a climax when he saves a damsel in distress and actually sol an important engineering problem, w ning for himself both fame and & wife. On the stage, Teddy Joyce will come with Evelyn Wilson from George White's *Scandals,” in the Capitol Theatar revue “Cheer Up,” which also presente Pi doj FIL‘CH ‘Week will be ohserved for Dick Leibert, who will offer more of his enter- taining and original organlogue crea- tions. ‘The Hearst Metrotone News, short subjects and the Palace Orchestra ‘will complete the bill “Once a Gentleman' Coming to Keith's Saturday., "ONOE A GENTLEMAN,” featuring Edward Everett Horton, Lois Wil- son, Francis X. Bushman and King Baggot, will be the chief attraction at R-K-O Keith's starting Saturday. It s '.Y‘-nn Cruze production, said to be one of Cruze's outstanding di- | reétorial efforts, ‘With a new cooling system now in operation at R-K-O Keith's and a bill of exceptional merit surrounding the feature, picture E,lcmns are promised & show of exceptional entertainment. As a reward for his perfect services as a valet, Oliver receives from Mr. Van Wanner, his employer, a month's va- cation, $1,000 in cash, & complete ward- robe and an admonition to enjoy him- self as a gentleman; in fact, to forget his status as a valet. Oliver is driven to the station in style, but, before his train leaves, Van Warner asks him to look up his friend, Col! Breen, at the Geothiam Club, New York. Upon his ar<,7c1, Oliver goes to the club and is informed that Col. Breen is in Ber- muda. The members of the club con- clude that Oliver is a close friend of the colonel’s, however, and he is prompt- ly introduced as haying just arrived from India. In the group to whom he is presented is Mr. Jarvis, whom Oliver recognizes as a former guest in the Van ‘Warner home. Jarvis, however, can- not place him. Oliver's status as. the friend of Col. Breen is further strength- ened by the fact .that he. knows the recipe ‘of the “Bombay Bombshell” the colonel’s favorite drink, which Oliver has learned in Van Warner's employ. One of the clubmen, Mr. Ban- nister, insists that Oliver be his guest at his Long Island home, and anothet presents him with 5,000 shares of erican Tin. At the Bannister home, liver takes a faricy to Mrs. Mallins, the picture to its denouement. “Wild Company,” A Jazz-mad Story, at Fox, A SWIFT-STEPPING lad, & gold dig- ging lass, a proud and indulgent father—and the overwhelming tide of the law that places one of them in the shadow of prisofl and ruins a fine family's reputation give an idea of “Wiid Company,” the new feature due ot the Fox next Friday, for a week’s ay. When Larry Grayson took to “wild Get yours today} ~ the pretty housekeeper, and this brings | || company” his own father had the courage to turn him over to the police and let him take his medicine. "It is a Fox Movietone story of the jazz- mad younger generation. Frank Al- bertson, H. B. Warner, Sharon' Lynn and Joyce Compton are featured and Leo McCarey directed it. On the stage, Fanchon & Marco's “Manila Bound,” another stage crea- tion from Hollywood, features George Givot, late of Earl Carroll's Sketch Book, with Lloyd & Brice, Romero Family, Stella Royal,- Samuel Pedraza and, of course, another bevy of Sun- kist Beauties, Sam Jack Kaufman will make his farewell as master of ceremonies to spend four weeks in Brooklyn and a Many people, two hours after eat. ing, suffer indigestion as they call it. It is usually excess dcid. Correct it with an alkali. The best way, the uick, harmless and efficient way, is hillips' Milk of Magnesia. It has re. mained for 50 years the standard with spoonful in water simes its volume in stomach acids, and at once. The symp toms disappear in five minutes, You will never use crude methods when you know this better method. 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Spray Flit, which is guaranteed (or money back) to be quick-death to flies, mosquitoes, moths, roaches, bed bugs and other household insects. Yet its clean-smelling vapor is harmless to humans: Flit kills quicker if you use the special inexpensive Flit Sprayer. Insist on Flit and don't Flit is sold only’ in this yellow can with the black band. starring Joe E. Brown, moves ‘arner Bros. Earle Theater for week, beginning Friday. Adapted the Broadway musical comedy of “Top Speed” is said to re- tain all the laughs of the original pro- duction, and piles on more in side- splitting situations and thrilling epl- ‘The action of the play takes place at a fashionable vacation resort, where two bank clerks are spending their leave and pretending to be millionaires. They fall in love with two wealthy girls, on the eve of the big lboat races, which are to be the outstanding sports events of the Summer. One of the clerks is induced to pilot one of the boats owned by his new sweetheart’s father, the original pilot having been disbarred for suspected crookedness. A ruc):u: competitor seeks to bribe the clerk. The speedboat races are declared among the most daring ever filmed. With complications developing each minute as the boats zip through the water, the issue is constantly in doubt. The picture ends on a surprising turn of events. ‘The large e¢ast includes Bernice Claire, Jack Whiting, Frank Mcnu1h_ Laura Lee, Rita Flynn, Wade Boteler and Edmund Breese. Additional attractions will include new Vitaphone Varieties and the Pathe and ount newsreels. FIGHT PAY RETENTION Mexican Employes Enter Test Case Against Party Fund Method. MEXICO CITY, July 23 (@)—A test case to prevent the government from withohlding one day’s pay fromr the sal- ary of each government employe month- ly for maintenance of the National Revolutionary party will be heard next Tuesday in the District Court. The case was initiated by several federal employes. Several months ago the government authorized ‘the withholding practice. The National Revolutionary party elect- ed Ortiz Rublo and controls Congress. ECTaRiTATIONS PILES—Itch—Discomfort quickly respond to the new wonder into the recommend them. $1.00 per package Containing 12 treatments AtYourNeighborhoodDruggist Torb, Inc., Allentown, Pa. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE CURTIS’ SON IS SUED FOR CONTRACT COSTS|. Complainants in Each Action Ask $1,000, Alleging Attorney Failed to Secure Conmtracts. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 23~—Harry K. Curtis, Chicago attorney and son of the Vice President, has been sued for damages by two architects and a eontractor, who charge they paid him to secure Govern- ment contracts which never material- ized. ‘The architects, Angelo Zucco and A, M. 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