Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1932, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1932. What’s What and Where Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters WooDWARD & LOTHROP Featured on the new Keith program 10™ 11™ F anp G STREETS At the Earle, Friday. will also be a Micky Mouse cartoon, ITTLE JACK LITTLE returns to| I0¢ Musical Farmer.” Warner Bros.” Earle Theater Frl-| peaqyred at the Columbia. day as the headliner of a show m.yg also includes “Love Is & BUCK JONES, hero of scores of West- a First National pic- ern pictures, is starred at Loew's Ann Dvorak, Douglas | Columbia this Friday in his newest film, Lee Tracy and Frances | “McKenna of the Mounted.” ) Here is a picture which is described ‘“‘Love Is a as one of the real action thrillers of Racket” tells of a | the year. There is plenty of fighting, young author who a great amount of horse riding, and writes of the do- | romance of the Great Northwest. Jones, ings, love, affairs | instead of playing the cowboy, is a and quarrels of the il | member of the Royal Northwest Mount- grest and near ed Police of Canada. Many of the -great. He himself | scenes were filmed across the border, becomes involved ¥ | with special permission of the Can- in a love affair of |adian government. A cast of ex- the type he writes | perienced performers assists Jones. The about, in spite of production was mads ‘Tiffany. his supposed wis- ! J imean Dancers by '"udf ksn::lh § { | At Sylvan Theater. things. His affair, | 5 \AN authentic Javanese dance will be however, turns out | £ one of the featured numbers in the differently for him. Summer festival program tonight at 8 He becomes em- X |o'clock in the Washington Monument ‘broiled in a series | Grounds Sylvan Theater. An authentic er by Beaf we an exclting Clalma o wiee. | the Mabel Jones Freeman dance Sroup. SCtS “"::ks and comical situations which outstanding among colored dancers in ek D o salences in a nappy |the Capital City. Songs by Edna Ryan, A . soprano, will be featured in the Com- Dood. oD 1 irtes Lyl Tal | munity Center Band program, offered Shps e areen Hymer and Andre Luguet, | under the direction of James E. Miller, g it BUCL. | joader, and Miss Ryan will likewise Little Jack Little, the radio favorite. [\ ™0 Sy Dol 0¥ anale. the sing- will render a new cycle of songs an 31nx of “The Sl’lazr e Lo piano melodies as the headliner of 1e | which she will be assisted by the Girls’ B R I Natte sod 1ot €T | Chorus of Birmey Community Center acts will be Rosette and Luttman in| N / a dance revue entitled “Dance Stories”; | 304 others. . 7 4 Chapelle ana Carlton in a movelty . - 4 5 presen! ant [axinc yle, mis- tress of ceremonies. Specially selected-‘GlBSON MAY ATTEND /778 short reel subjécts which include the | NAVAL CONVERSATIONS Ambassador’s Participation in Graham MacNamee newsreel and the| Earle Orchestral prelude will complete‘ London Meetings in August Dis- cussed in Paris. “Love Is a Racket” The Low Price of Silver Bullion Makes This Selling Possible Sterling Silver $7.95 Mayonnaise Sets Vases Salt and Pepper Sets Compotes Low Candlesticks Candlelabra Sugar and Cream Sets Baskets Bonbon Dishes Note the weight of the pieces—note the fine quality in design and workmanship—and you will agree this is an almost unbelievably low Cowns sy SILVERWARE, FIRST I10OR. Chemise Dance the program. Gaynor-Farrell Film “The First Year,” at Palace. HE latest co-starring film of Janet | Gaynor and Charles Farrell, “The| ppaprs july 27— Ambassador Hugh First Year,’ comes to Loew’s Palace . . Theater Friday. This is their first | Gibson, leader of the United States screen effort in several months. Based | delegation at the recent sessions of B s Do, this |the World Disermament Conference Bieriotly & SURIic. comatl. - | at Geneva, probably will go to Lon- gins by showing the youthful Miss . Gaynor and Farrell in love in a small |don in Auglst to participate in naval town in the Ml%dl: ‘West. Soon they | conversations provided for under the zre married. and in quest of money g utions, Vi Ty Sove (o ore ol the Inngeripltien | Lo ment zesoliions, 1t was fefrred of their section. Here the young hus-| ™ yn League of Nations circles it was band sets himself up as a Teal estate | explained that the disarmament con- agent and tries to make things go.|ference has not disbanded but will re- Nothing goes but his money. He makes | gume its sessions next Fall. one final gesture by staging a dinner at his home with very little money and a servant whom he has to teach in ohe afternoon. . i k band. 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Nat. 0653 \ “The Smiling Lieutenant” and “Dancers in the Dark,” is co-starred opposite Out-of-Doors Here is everythi own domineering sea captain, whose rough | Yy hmg to make yoru and ready crew worship him. Taking } part in the revolution, he captures a | « group of nobles, among whom is Miriam | Hopkins, a young dancer. Also in the | cast are Alan Mowbray, George E. Stone, | Mitchell Lewis, Oscar Apfel and Regi- | pald Barlow. A varied selection of short reel sub- gJects will complete the program. “Tom Brown of Culver,” Played by Tom Brown Himself. O unusual features in “Tom Brown of Culver,” which comes to RKO- Keith's Friday, include the fact that| the lead in the picture is played by “Tom Brown himself and the other that there is not 2 woman in the cast. 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