Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1930, Page 11

What’s What and W here Attractions Soon to Be See: *The Dawn Patrol,” With Barthelmess, at Earle. | ASHINGTON is_expected to | signify unqualified_approval | of the First National-Vita- phone epic of the war in the | air. “The Dawn Patrol"! starring Richard Barthelmess, which comes for two weeks at Warner Bros." Earle Theater, beginning Friday. ‘The Dawn Patrol” is described as a tense n?d U’glmng story of a Britiesh air squadron in the ol World War, unde: J manned, poorly % equipped, but | fighting _doggedly | on, commanded by men whose nerves K are at the breaking | | point. 1 | Richard Barthel- mess is seen as the young commander, who relicves his predecessor when : 2 W the latter is forced to relinquish his command _because of his shattere nerves. The ne ‘commander, appaled by the deaths of the schoolboys he is sending to their doom in the skies, is nevertheless forced 1o send aloft, into a dangerous engage- ment, the younger brother of his best friend. The boy is killed and Barthel- | mess’ friend breaks with him How he avenges the death of this boy is told in a climax of harrowing | gealism and daring. Also in the cast are Douglas Fair- banks, jr.; Neil Hamilton, William Jah- ney, James Finlayson, Clyde. Cook, Gardner James, Edmund Breon, Frank McHugh, Jack Ackroyd and Harry Allen. | Added features will include new Vita- phone Varieties, the Earle Topical News | and music by the Earle Orchestra. | “Sins of the Children” Coming to Palace Saturday. | $GINS OF THE CHILDREN,” which might be the biography of any number of immigrant families that come | to this country, will be the screen at- traction at Loew's Palace starting Sat- | urday. Louis Mann, Robert Montgom- ery, Elliott Nugent and Leila Hyams head the cast. | The children of Adolph Wagenkampf | cause the father untold unhappiness, | but_he loves them all the more, and | finally the day comes when he is Te- | warded handsomely by these same chil- | dren, while his millionaire enemy is| without a friend in the world. On the stage Jack Pepper, once of | Washington, “the big man from the | South,” will be featured in a Capitol Theater revue, “Get Happy,” which also | presents Bobby Gillette, the banjo- | playing M. C.; Jack Wolf and Paul | Garner, two Washington boys who made | good in the big city; Gordon and King, | “glorifying : May Joyce, petite mistress of song, and a| let of Chester Hale girls. Dick Leibert will enter his seventh eonsecutive week, still going strong at the organ. The Hearst Metrotone News, | Bhort, subjects and the Palace Orchestr: fl"“ Harry Borjes will complete the | 1. Richard Barthelmess | “Hell's Island,” . New Picture at the Fox. S*H{ELL'S ISLAND,” regarded as one of the talking screen's outstand- | ing productions, is the attraction at the Fox Theater for the new week, starting | Priday. It brings the popular team of | stars, Jack Holt and Ralph Graves, in| stellar roles, supported by Dorothy Se- bastian, Lionel Belmore, Richard Cra- mer and Harry Allen. “Hell's Island” is a story of two hard- fisted Americans in the French Poreign | Legion. The advent of Marie, a French | cabaret entertainer in the desert oasis of Bel-Abbas, marks a turning point in | their relationship, which becomes more and more strained until the final dy-| namic climax at the Iench Gulana penal colony. The new je Jen! program will intmdm:e1 new master of cere-| 00 { et “For the Defense,” n in Washington Theaters monies, who comes with an enviable reputation from the West Coast, billed as “The Rajah of Rhythm.” The Fan chon & Marco “Coral Idea,” the stage | presentation, will present Maurice and Vincent, Royal Samoans, Sidney Page and Peggy, Petite Marie, Oscar Taylor | and the Sunkist Beauties. The back-| ground is the mystic charm of the| South Seas. It is interspersed with lively dance numbers, novelties and comedy bits. | Ron and Don, presiding over the Mighty Fox Wulritzer, are making the farewell appearance with a promised surprise. The Fox Orchestra, under Leon Brusilofl, will offer as an overture its “Miniature _Recital” “Know _ Your| Government” exhibits from the Bureau of Census. a lobby attraction, and a speci | fur fashicn show round out the attractions. | — i | Next at Metropolitan. | ILLIAM POWELL, the talking screen’s outstanding delineator of cosmopolitan _types, comes to Warner|gITll el oy Bros.” Metropolitan' Theater Friday in the characterization of a criminal law- yer in “For the Defense,” described as an _incisive and thrilling_ exposition of court procedure in a big city. 1t carries a strong romantic story. The beautiful Kay contributed greatly to the success of Powell's efforts in “Street of Chance,” appears opposite the suave star in “For the Defense.” The two are shown as lovers—he & successful crimi- nal attorney, whose methods are being investigated ' by the police; she an| actress, seeking vainly to induce Powe to marry her. To incite his jealou she..becomes associated with a socie idler. One night, driving with her new friend, the car strikes and kills a| pedestrian. ‘The girl gets Powell to defend the society man, but withholds who | Francis, | the fact that she was in the car when| the tragedy occurred. During the trial| this hidden fact becomes known. The action from that point moves steadily and swiftly to a powerful climax. Also in the cast are “homas E. Jack- son, the detective in “Broadway”; Scott | Kolk, William B. Davidson, James Fin- Jayson and Charles West. Additional features will iuclude new | Vitaphone Varieties and The Evening | Star-Universal Newsreel, with Graham | McNamee broadeasting interesting cur- Tent events. “Let Us Be Gay,” New Feature for Columbia. NORMA SHEARER comes to Loew's| Columbia Saturday in the late| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer release, “Let Us Several well known stars which is dapted from th. play Rachel | Crothers. They include Marie Dressler, Rod La Rocque, Gilbert Emery, Hedda Hopper and Raymond Hackett. The story concerns dowdy Kitty Brown, very much devoted to_her chil- dren and her husband, Bob. When she| discovers him in the arms of another | woman in her own home she sues for divorce and goes off to Paris to study the art of dressing to please men. She succeeds admirably. A friend from Paris, an elderly woman, who gets & thrill out of being modern, sends for| Kitty to vamp a man who is paying a great deal of attention to her grand- daughter. Kitty arrives to find that the man is_her former husband. Bob is startled by his former wife's “line” and appearance, and falls for her all over again. However, Kitty gives him no encouragement, but after a series of amusing incidents the granddaughter is brought to reason and goes back to the | nice Joong man who is courting her. | and Kitty forgives Bob and marries him again. “The Hearst Metrotone News, short subjects and the Columbia Orchestra under Claude Burrows will complete the program. “Rain or Shine” Held Over at R-K-O Keith's. stags, has scored such a pronounced | success in his screen debut at R- I THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WEEK OF Poiciat) Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930. Saturday _ William Powell in Ambassador Comeds. Vitaphone variety. « “For the Defense.” * William Powell in “For the Defes medy. Vitaphone variets. William Powell in “For the Defense.” Comedy. Vitaphone varlety. Chester Morris in “The Big House." Vitaphone variety. Chester_Morris in “The Big House.” Vitaphone variety. “King of Jazs. Cartoon. Loretta Young in “Road to Paradise.” Comedy. | Vitaphone variety. 18th & Columbia Rd. Z = Marion Davies in “The Floradora Girl.” Comedy. Marion Davies in “The Floradora Girl."” Bernice Claire in “Numbered Men." Come Vitaphone variety. Bernice Claire in “Numbered Men.” ‘omes Vitaphone Vivienne Segal in “Golden Dawn.” Comedy. ful Larceny, Comeds. Vitaphone variety. Richard Dix in “Shooting Straight. Comeds. Vitaphone variety Nancy Carroll in “Devil's Holiday.” ‘omedy. Vitaphone variety. Avaltn‘: 5612 Conn. Ave. anoy N Carroll in “Devil's J Holiday." Comedy. Vitaphone variety. Dolores Del Rio_ n “The Bad One.” Comedy. Dolorel’ Del Rio a “The Bad One.” ‘Comed Lowell Sherman n n “He Knew Women.” " _Comedies. Buddy Rogers in “Safety in Num- ers. _Vitaphone variet Gary Cooper in “The Man From (aroming Ave. Grand Marion Davies in “The Florodora Tl Vitaphone variety. Vivienne Sezal in “Bride of ‘the Regiment.” variety. 645 Pa. Ave. SE Carolina i (1th & N.C. “80 This vh e SE. Yondon” Wyoming. Vitaphone Will Rogers in “80 This Is 1l Vitaphone variety. Will Rogers Blanche Sweet n Tom Moore “So This Is in “Woman_Ra Vitaphore Ruth Chatterton n “The Lady of Scandal.”_ Yan and ““They Learned Womi _Comeds George: Bancro! Ladies 1 “Ladies Love Brutes.” Dark. Cameo Mt Rainier. | London.” Gaynor and Farrell in “High Society Blues.” Comedy. ct London.” Gaynor_and Farrell in “High Society Blues.” Comedy. Act Helen Mergan in “Road House Nights Comeds. News. Helen Morgan in “Road House Nights.” Comeds. News. Lol Wilson 0 “Temptation. Comedy. Central 9th St. N.W. wilson in “Temptation.” Come Nancy Carroll i, ! iI's_Holiday." Vitaphone variety. " Cartoo il's_Holida Vitaphone variety. Cartoo: Helen Johnson in “Children of Pleasure." phone. Comed: Charles “Buddy' ogers in “Safety in Rum- bers.” Circle 2105 Pa. Ave. N.W. Laura LaPlante and John Boles in *‘Captain of the Guard.” Laura LaPlante and John Boles in “Captain of the Guard.” Marion Davies in “Floradora Girl.” Gang_comedy. Laurel-Hardy_com. Clara Bow Colony in “True to the Navy.” Comedy. Clara_Bow in “True to the Navy.” Comeds. Marion Davies in “Floradora Girl.” Gang_comedy. Laurel-Hardy _com. Temple Tower. Langdon comedy. Cartoon. Schenck in About. Kenneth McKenna in Richard Dix n “Shooting Straight y. Comedy “Inside the Lin ‘Comeds. v Mark Polly Moran n “Causht_Short.”_ Hoot Gibson in “The Mounted Stranger.” Ser, Comedy. Reginald Denny § “What » Man, Comedy Chester_Morris, Wallace Beery as Leida_Hyams in “The Big House." Affair. Vitaphone. Comedy. , George O'Brien. Ad Helen Chandler and | n ‘Antonio Moreno in “Rough_Romance." Naacy, Carroll n “Devil's Holiday.” Vitaphone _variety. Nancy, Carroll n n “Devil's Holiday." Vitaphone_variety. Van and Schenck in “They Learned About he Sea Bat.' Vitaphone varict Comedsy. Y Richard_Arlen and W ¥e Fay Wray in “The Border Legion Comedy. Charles Rogers and Kathryn Crawford in Dumbarton =iy criwierd” 1343 Wisconsin Ave. bers. Charles Rogers and Kathryn Crawford in Clara Bow and Lois Wilson and Frederic March Lawrence Gray in n “Temptation.” “True to_the ! Clara Bow and Frederic March . "wllh—Edeill the Fairlawn South ‘Fole Anacostla, D. C. “Safety in Num- o bers.” Catherine Dale Owen and E. Torrence in “Strictly Unconven- tional.” ‘omedy. Comedy. Marion Davies ai Lawrence Gray in “The Floradora _Gin Lawrence Gray and Helen Johnson in “Children ure.” Comedy. of Pleas~ Roscoe Karns and Dorothy Gulliver in “Troopers Three.” Comery. Ken Maynard in “Song of the Cabal- lero.” nd Comedy._Cartoon. Comedy. Review. Hippodrome Screen_song. 808_K_St. N.W. Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor in Home 13th & C Sts. N.E. Vivienne Segal in “Golden Dawn.” _Comeds. Charles Farrell and t Ga ynor in Society Comedy. _ Vivienne fegal n “Golden Dawn.” Comedy. Georde Bancroft in “Ladies Love Brutes.” George Bancroft “Ladies Love Brute: Comedy. Newsreel Warner Oland a Jean Arthur in “Return of Dr. Fu Comedy. Manchu.” Nancv Carroll in, ““Devil's Holiday.” Vitaphone variety. Comedy Nancy Carroll in, “Devil's Holiday.” Vitaphone variety. Comedy. Billie Dove in “The Notorious air. Vitaphone. Comedy. Lillian_Gish in “One Romantic Night,” __Comed: Warner Oland and Jean Arthur in “Return of Dr. Manchu.” _Comedy George Sidney and Charles Murray in . “Around the Corner - Vitaphone. Comedy. nd Tewis Stone in “Strictly Uncon- ventional. Bociety Jesse 3100 18th st, Lawrence Gri in “Children of Pleasure."” Jack Oakie Lon Chaney n “The Social Lion.” “Buddy” Rogers n “Safety in Num- bers.” Blanche Sweet in “Woman Racket.” ichard Arlen in “Border Legion.” William Haines and i aines and Vitaphone. Comedy. oh & E Sts. NW. ila Hyams in “Way Out West.” Grant Withers in “Second Floor Mystery.” Comedy. William Haines and Leila Hyams in, “Way Out West."” Vitaphone. Comedy. Grant Withers in “gecond i 5 My Act. Touise Dresser and Pom_ Baticon ‘I Tom | i eo Sisters. West. Serial. _Comedy. Helen Morgan in “Road House Nights.” Vitaphone act. Comedy. Telen Morgan in “Road House Nights.” Vitaphone act. Comedy. Comedy. Cartoon. Paul Muni in “Seven Faces.” Vitaphone act, Comedy. Bessie Love and Charles King in “Chasing Rainbows.” Langdon comedy. Comedy. William Haines in “The Girl Sald No.” Comedy. News. William Haines in “The Girl Said No.” Comeds. News! Rod La Rocque “Delightful Rogue.” La Rocaue in n Rod “Delightful Rogue." Serial Aesop_Fable 1119 H St. NE. Ei Brendel in “Fox Movieto Follies of 193 Serial. Aesop_Fable. Georee Bajicroft n “Ladies Love Brutes.” Helen Johnson in “Children of Pleasure.” Tom Moore and Blanche Sweet in “The Woman Racket.” Harry Green and Mary B rian n “The_ Kibitzer." Ten Maynard n “The Fighting Legion.” Richmond Alexandria, V: Dark. Will Rogers in “80 This Is London."” Vitaphone act. Comedy. Rogers in 5 Is London.” Vitaphone act. Comedy. Will ount on o 1% de.” “Paramount on Parade.” hone act. rtoon. Wallace Beery and Chester Morris in “The Big House. Vitaphone. Come: dy. __Vitaphone. Comedy. Wallace Beery and Chester Morris in g “The Big House." Bernice Ciaire and Conrad Nagel in, ‘Numbered Men."* Comedy. _Variety. Savoy 3030 14(h St. N.W. Variety ation_Davies in “The _Florodora “Inside the Lines.” Girl." Comedy. Com Ramon Novarro in “In Gay Madrid.” Vitaphone variety. “Song _of the Caballero.” ‘Comedy. Mary Nolan n Bert Wheeler in “The Cuckoos.” Sylvan 104 R. L ave. n.w. Bert Wheeler fn “The Cuckoos.” Richard Atlen n “Light of the West- “GI Oversonrd: ern”Stars.” “Girl Overboard.” Buster Keaton in “Free and Easy.” Glenn Tryon in “Dames - Ahoy." Conway Tearle n ' “The Lost Zep- pelin.” Takoma Takoma Park, D. C. Jean Hersholt in “Mamba. Jean Hersholt in “Mamba.” Ruth Chatterton in Rut t "Laay of tEeanaa” idhy o beisda Ramon Novarro in “In Gay Madrid.” Ramon: Novarro in “In Gay Madrid.” Buster Keaton Toretts Young in “Road to Paradise.” Tivoli 14th & Park Rd. “Road Toretta to Young in Paradise.” Doug. Fairbanks, Jr in_“"Way of All Men. Vitaphone lety. Comed: Doug. Dotlg, Faroanks, 77 Vitaphone vi Comed: Sue Caral and Grant Withers in “Dancing Sweeties.” Variety. Comedy. York n “Devil's Holiday." Ga. Ave. & Quebec Comedy. Nancy_Carrol n “Devil's Holiday.” Comedy. Vivienne Vivienne Bes: “Bride of the Regiment.” Vitaphone variety. “Bride of Segal In Regimen! the Vitaphone variety. Gary Cooper in “Man_From, Wyo- ming. Vitaphone variety. Sue Caral and Grant Withers in Dancing Sweeties.” Comed: Variety. Gary “Man ming.’ Vitaphone varlet Cfoperin S Wo- Betty Compson in | “Midnight ~Mystery.” Vitaphone variety. y Comed: n “Shooting _Stralght.” 5. Comedy. | Closed All Day Saturdays During August Store Hours: 8:15 to 6 Rich’s Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE Smart New Modeis REDUCED to $6.90 and $ 8 90 former prices, $10.50 to $18.50 —including footwear of linen, white buck with tan or black trimming, and white, eggshell, blue and green kid. Our Entire Stock Is Not Included All Sales Final Women’s Full- fashioned Silk Chiffon Hosiery Reduced to— $1.45 3 pairs, §4 Several Lines of Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Footwear Reduced to $2.90, $3.90, $4.90. RICH’ 4 F.ST.AT TENTH Keith's in a film version of his “Rain or Shine” that the offering will be held over a second week. . Joe Cook is an amazing personality. He is something distinctly different and altogether refreshing. When single- handed, he attempts to replace the en- tire personnel of a three-ring circus, and does it successfully, too. the specta- tors’ emotions are a complication of hilarity and amazement. The big cast of movie stars, including Louise Fazends, Joan Peers, William Collier, jr.; Alan Roscoe and Adolph Milar, also acquit themselves excellently. Louise Farenza plays one of those ex- aggerated comedy roles for' which she is famous. Teamed with the ridiculous antics of Tom Howard, it is a delight to behold. Frank Capra, who achieved great success for his direction of “Sub- marine,” “Flight” and “Ladies of Leis- ure,” directed “Rain or Shine.” ‘The University of Miami, Fla., has or- ganized an underwater class room, be- | JOE COOK, famed comedian of the | lieved to be the first in the world. It is equipped for close-up study of marine biology. vRLUE" !,E./A\Lg»ecofiomy AT does not accrue from mistakes. Good judgment in the beginning al- ways brings i Distress merchan is often sold at ood value in the end. dise (the kind that clearance prices) became distress merchandise through errors of judgment. 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