Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1933, Page 40

AMUS Current Attractions NATIONAL—“The Piccoll. OMETHING new will be offered at | the Natlonal Theater, under the auspices of the American Thea- | ter Society, when Podrecca’s umld-hmmfl continental vari- | ety show, “The Piccoli.” opens an en- gagement of one week, beginning to- morrow evening. Coming directly New York, where it enjoyed & three months’ run. with & record ol 12,000 perform- ances given in ev- ery civilized por- tion of the globe during the past 18 years, it comprises a unique diet for theatergoers of all 3 ages. Twenty va- | riety and music hall numbers, comic opera selec- tions, fantasies, re- vue sketches, paro- dies, ballet, satire, song and circus constitute the hpn:; am, whic gmmpanv designed for sophisticated enjoyment. While the 800 performers of Piccoli” are of the marionette species, from Vittorio Podreces. their behavior is calculated to produce effects as elaborate and as real as any musical revue A company of 23 manipulators and singers control the human conduct of the cast. Besides the revue sketches, which in- clude impersonations of those famous European music hall favorites, Josephine Baker and Mistinguett, a tabloid col- ored revue, and travesties upon a bull- fight, concert artists and acrobats, “The Piccoli” offers a condensed version of Sidney Jones' comic Japanese Opera, “The Geisha,” at the evening show- ings. At matinees this number is re- placed by the fairy tale opera, “The Sleeping Beauty,” with music specially written for the production by Respighi. The opera is in three acts and seven scenes, and the variety: numbers will also be given at the matinee perform- | ances, which will take place every day | excepting Monday. On Tuesday. ‘Thurs- | day and Friday afternoons the per-| gormances will begh lt 3:45. GAYETY—"uMfiy Girls.” FoR _the week commencing _today Manager Jimmy Lake of the Gayety ‘Theater announces an all new fun| show, entitled “Liberty Girls,” featur- ing the Alabama beauty Betty Duval and Gladys Smith, the queen of synco- pation, ably assisted by an all-star cast | of burlesque fav orites. R-K-O KEITH' 'he Great Jasper. ICHARD DIX, in his latest picture, “The Great Jasper.’ with Edna May Oliver and the beautiful German importation. Wera Engels, is R-K-O Keith's inaugural week attraction cur- rently showing at that theater. As “the Great Jasper,” Dix is found to be one man who does not measure the span of his life in years, but rather in love affairs. As a very much he -man among men, Jasper has an ‘“unholy wink” which hypnotizes all women— except his wife. In this role Dix proves | to be a most fascinating of modern Casanovas, with the story brought to the screen from the pages of Fulton Oursler's famous novel. Otbers in the cast are Florence Eldridge, Bruce Cabot, | Bertty Furness Bnd Wllt&r ‘Walker. PALA(.E—"She Done Him Wrong.” AE WEST, in “She Done Him Wrong.” & film adapted from 2 story written by the star, is now play- ing at Loew’s Palace Theater. This is a lusty, roaring story of the Bo\\er!y.r its with its saloons and honkytonks, tough men and bejeweled women. She lays the role of a night-life queen who Ras a mania for diamonds. Cary Grant, ostensibly the head of & neighborhood | mission, ultimately appears: on the | “The | EMENTS. WEEK OF | the Talking Reporter and a group of MARCH 5. Sunday THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C MARC Monday Tuesday | especially . selected inaugural ~week shorter subjects. METROPOLITA\ ‘Grand Slam.” Academy Sth and G - “The Big Bre Broadcan n alter M '‘American "m.r" ub 1 ks 5, 1933—PART FOUR. PHOTOPLAYS AT WASHINGTON THEATERS THIS WEEK Wednesday 'l'hursday Friday Amb;ssador. 18th & Columbia Rd. RAND SLAM.” a Warner Bros. production, is the current week’s screen attraction at Warner Bros.' Met- sorgeous- wirls in “42nd Street.” Famous stars and 200 Famous sta worgsous irls ™ B, “42nd Bireet” “42nd stmt." ropolitan Theater. The cast includes | Loretta Young, Paul Lukas, Frank Mc- | Hugh, Glenda Farrell and Helen Vin- ney in “Hard to Handle." ‘Comedies. | Apollo 624 M 8t. NE. James Cagney IY n and 1 K “Hard u}:nu- oyrare Come: ‘souventr. son. The story deals with a wrlm- Who marrtes & brid c'His| Arcade seriogs efforts to on | Democracy are broken in two every e ot | time bhe 1s called on to make up a ame and his irritation at seeing how | Rockville. Md. Victer Mctagien 1a Vicior McLagien in Glaudette Colbert Claudafte. md— French ’lourth at bridge. _ His contempt for the causes married couples to quarrel b} shton prompts him to make his own rules !ur‘ Dark. Clarendon, Va. Teslle Howard ane Ann n-mnu “Animal Kingdom.* 8l fl".ll"{‘”fi: "D’Hl X "“Rln:h > It Serial. the game as he goes along | _Also on the same program is Vita- | phone’s " two-recl . musical _comedy. | Avalon ‘Pleasure Island”; Ted Husing's “ Spolt 5612 Conn. Ave. im Summerville and Slim s BRR hey Zasu Just Had to Get Mar . _ried. Bummerville ant Pitts in ‘“The; Travel Naga Sgude ber? Eddié Cantor | Slents” and the latest issue of | Paramount Sound New: Ave. Gnnd o 645 Pa. Ave. SE. The Xl Jrom ‘Eddie Cantor in “The Kid Prom 1s Ours. Spain. ight Grey-iaire shott Sub._Grey Sa mad o Get lln- Our Gang’ s ool ahott sul Cartoon. Tied EARLE—"Forty-second Street.” Cameo 'HE current week’s screen attraction | Mt. Rainter, M. at Warner Bros’ Earle Theater is Dark £ ngulg Pool Mur- Pat ORrien in “AIr Mgl “Forty-second Street.” the Warner Carolina =ll’x Bl’ol r" 11 Bros.” musical production. Fourteen | 11th&N.C. Ave. 8.E. Cartoon. u(ina &m“—a.mu o-lhnf—_l' comed; Laurel an & e’ of "nnuht 1 “r-num n asler in ours.” “Penved” s Jones in Mayje Drester, ta e, Restin Joan 'hndcll ln rity.” “Three famous Hollywood stars and 200 gor- geous girls are seen in the brilliant cast. The all-star cast is led by Warner Bax- | ~ Central 425 oth Bl Circle ter, Bebe Daniels, Ruby Keeler, George | Mt ”l’" e 05 Pa. Ave. NW, [upe Velez 1 Brent, Dick Powell. Una Merkel. Ginger t Pep Rogers, Allen Jenkins, Ned Sparks and | Piti-Todd coned Guy Kibbee. In the supporting cast| are 200 of the most beautiful girls ever | assembled on stage or screen. ‘The | W, ttg in They, Just Marri im !umm"vfllr and 8l ZaSu Pi rd in i Towmer 10 hurel Y led! B wed _in R s Text 'Bovs comedr. rgen son, Lowe, v";—“ lkumn and upe “Hot. p i e T ’l‘rulh = Comedy. I! nl arole Lombard in Man of 5 ~Naadan, music for the picture includes “Youn | and HMithy” “Youre Getting to Be COIOUY a Habit With Me” “Shuffie Off w* . Ave. & Tled‘!lgc ¥ln‘0h l’n “Tonight 1s _Ours. A8Ut_ Abe Lyman she Clluflene Colbert and Olgudert nnl Ruth cnmmon Jn Predorte Marc £ ! Tprisco Jenn ““Tonight 3 Vb, Abe Lyman short s | Buffalo” and “Forty-second Street”” | The stage show is headiined by| Dumbarton Vaughn De Leath, “the voice you love | 1349 wis. Ave. N.W. Lupe “Hot_Peppe: Comedy. Victor ucl.-lnu} and "~ Vietor n and n “Robber's Roost.” Ken n “Rencendes Jof the West.” m Clark Gal .nl Carole Lombard in +No Man of Her Own. News. commm 2 cl-rx Gable and Lombard in to hear,” in a new program of melodies | sung in her own original siyle: radio's Fairlawn Anacostia. D. C. newest sensation, Jack Mckallen. Professor,” with Sarah and Sassafras; Hippadrome NW Joe Brown in “¥ou St Mouth- f __Comedv. Roy Smeck. the wizard of the banjo: Merle's Cockatoos, world most educated feathered actors, and Maxine Doyle, 808 K st Ryth Chatterton, in ‘Frisco Jenny.” Ruth Chatferton in Frisco Jenny.” | Bill Boyd in “Men of America.” ““Tigers & Elephants.” __Comedy. Serial (mat.). Constance Benuett in “Two Awainst Wor'd.” Buck Jones in ““Western Code.” obinson Edward ( G Robinso: n ‘Silver Dollar. Band reel “George Raft Nighe Arter Night ™ Geores Atliss in “Buc- “HalfNaked Truth " ‘Rambline, Around Radio Row.” GMIII “Raft in Night After Night™ mistress of ceremonies. H | " The program is rounded out by a Flome new Bosco song cartoon, “Bosco in Per- ! 13th & C 8ts. Clark Gable *No Map of H Her own. Gargle Lombard ind Catole uib-‘:f and Lo and “Alice Whhe in No Man of Her oum" = Comedy. cessful_ Calamity.” George Raft and ndolph Scott in Nancy Carroll in Ptake of the" “‘Undercover Man." n.__Abe Lyman short sul Comedy. Cartoon son,” the Graham MacNamee talking ‘J esse news reel and the Earle orchestral Ruth °"";"‘°" (= lflthanlA\eNI y- “Prisco Jo Sorican. All-star cast in Toh Chatierd: 0y Al '&u] - " b Jean Harlow and Clark Gable in Variety. Cartoon. i Wm. Callier. 1 Clark Gavle Joan Marih b - ust. Dem Variety. Osrioon. _ Serial: Com. Novelty. George Raft in “Undercover Man. Ken Mavnard in “Be- tween Fighting Me; prelude. | Lyric I e Derk. ITH midnight shows featured on Gmm"w, e 1t of Mona E:l- - arey - Aesop op X | HOWARD—“Rhapsodie in Black.” ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Friday | —— alm Dark. | nights the Howard Theater this week Del Rav, Va. xhlrnnu.h arachute per. “Toreh; em y. Qswald_cartoon. ug. Pairbanks. ir, 8 AT AR ) 53 vor Totlar Torchy comedy. ‘aniy Oswald_cartoon. o '"?uxe Helen Haves an Gary Cooper in 1l to Mirlam Hopkins and n “Trouble in Paradise.” ‘Shadow of Cgoree Raft Wynne Gibson Herbert Marshal J n “If Y Had & Million." “Heritage De jpencer Tracy in and My Gal.” Joel McCrea in “The Sports Parade.” ’15 presenting _something out of the or- dinary with Ethel Waters, noted singer Princess 1119 H St. NE. Laughton in nt Deferred.” anks in “Most rous Game.” Bpencer. Trac “Me and My Moot Mecren in ““The Bports Parade.” A Pare . Oy Arms. Laal D harles Laughton in Payment Deterred." Keene in “Rene- gades of the West " one hour of comedies Randolph_Scott Susap Fleming in e of the Jack Oakie in Jack Oakie w1t *Hagn Malion.” 1t Had s Million " Bela Lugosi in | Bela Lugosl In “The Death Kiss. _Death Kiss Ma Dangerous in New York, Chicago, Boston and | other cities of the East. Its features | include Cecil Mack’s choir of 30 voices, and dlncer. starred in the Lew Leslie revue, “Rhapsodie in Black.” This is Richmond Alexandria, Va. Dark. Lupe Velez in Lupe Velez in “Hot Peppel “Hot Pepper.” ‘Barb: wyck, 3 ‘sunu yck “Ladies They Talk About.” n “Ladies Th: Abou Pike Davis and his Continental Or- chestra_and such principals as Kath- erine Perry. Avis Andrews, Ernest | Whittman, Blue McAllister, Florence { Hill and many others. Costume Concert. ELICIA RYBIER, brilliant young Herbert Marshall and the revue which had successful runs Sa\oy "G M 1n | suver Sprine, M. Stanton 6th & C Sl‘ h B Against Woman.” Nancy Carrell in ““Hot_Saturdsy.” Herbert Marshall and Robt. Armstrons ._Com. Vitaphont Jack Holt_in _~Man Maritza_in Constance sEvenings for Sale. in ort. Irene Dunne -na Ricardo Cortes in n. Comedy. Tallulah Nlnty Carroll in Hot_Saturday.” Robt__Armstrong Constance Cummings o iBillo ™ Joan Blon F Polich pianist, who established her studio on Dupont Circle several sea- sons ago, announces that she will pre- sent & program of three types of music State Bethesda, Md. Dark. w.u.u Beers in Comed News. Const Bce Benneté n “Rockabye.’* Comedy. Ken Maynard in “Pargo Express.” ~Ddl Charlie Chase com Cartoon. Jack Oakie in Uptown New Yol ob _Steele in “Near End.” Ser. Cart. rt Erwin in “He ed About Wom. Buck Jones. ‘' Mc- Kenna of Mounted." u and Eric Lindon in “Big City Blues" i Cartoon. Comedy. sam gerial Gwill Andre “Becrets”of the French Police. George M. Cohan in “The Phantom Presi- & = Comedy. " Bergen song Gt Raft. Constance Cummires and Wynne Gibson *Nisnt, After Night Edward G Robinson “Sllger Dollas. Com khead & Robert Montsomery n “Paithless.” Dorothy Jordan “That's My Comedy. Mat.. 1:10. Edward G._Robinson and_Bebe Deniels in “silver Dollar."” Comedy. _Cartoon. Sylvie_Sidney in costumes of the period in which that | music was written, here, April 5. The place of the concert is to be announced later. The first group will be of old | Italian_works of the seventeenth cen- | tury: the second perfod will be devoted | Sylvan 104 R. I Ave. N.W. Takoma n “Madame Butter= fiy” and Bebe Damiels, in Edward G. Robinson Warren William and Lily_Dam King. Novelty. ayln-l Bidney Gwlli Andre n in “Madame Butter- “Becrets of Prench Police.” William Haines in “Fast Life Tom Mix in “Fia cun- ing Comedy. mmumr« “Heroes of West:" $7h. Ruth Chatterton in “Prisco Jenny.” Ruth Chatterton in “Prisco Jenny.” BRI Bilving Herbert Marshall | to Robert Schumann’s “Carnival”: the | final group will be of the modern Span- | ish writers, for whose works Miss Rybier | seems to have a special gift in inter- | Eddie Cantor n 14th & Park Rd. The Bl Tom Eddie Cantor n “The Kid Prom Eddie Cantor In “The Kid Prom About Gome Newman travel taik. John “Boles and - Nancy Carroll in “Child of Manhattan.” Comedy. Nehey Sariall in edy. ~onnd unnnhnun Edm n Towaiend Victor McLaglen, in Hot Pepper.” Betty Boop cartoon. pretation. Y Aaistmg Miss Rybler will be Robert | ork Ga. Ave. & Quebec. Spain Edmund Lowy Victor McLa) Siim, sum Za8: Ty Sust Had to. o Get Married.” Com: and in Dpe: Betty Boop cartoon. rvilly e nd_Siim lumm':{ X “They Just Had to Get Married.”” Comedy. num cmxunon i Wallace Beery nnn y “Frigeo Jenny. g Karen Mo esh. Tom Howard comeds. comedy. Wiedefeld. young Baltimore baritone. scene without diamonds, bui with a. se- | ries of startling events which bring the | picture to a breathless climax. Miss West sings three songs during the course of &l’le production—the popu- lar old billad, “Frankie and Johnnie,” snd two new numbers, “Haven't Got No Peace of Mind” and “A Man What Takes His Time.” Lowell Sherman di- rected this production, which has in the cast besides Miss West and Cary Grant, Noah Beery, Owen Moore, David Landau and Gilbert Roland. The program also includes “Artists’ Muddles.” a comedy. with Andy Clyde” Mickey Mouse in “Mickey’s Pal, Pluto” ‘Old Spanish Custom,” “Melody Mas- ters” and the new events of the day. OOLUMBIA—“Second Hand Wife.” “HANDLE ‘WITH CARE" will end its engagement tonight at Lcew's Columbia Theater. The attraction open- ing tomorrow will be ‘Wife,” with Sally “Second Hand | Eilers and Ralph | Bellamy co-featured in this Fox film | romantic drama that depicts a young | banker involved in a startling new do- mestic triangle. Miss Eilers portrays the role of a love-hungry girl and Bellamy appears as the unhappy and neglected | husband. Helen Vinson plays the part | of an indolent, society-mad wife. This film was adopted from the novel by Kathleen Norris and the picture was di- rected by Hamilton MacFadden, who also prepared the story for the screen. LOEW'S FOX—"Clear All Wires.” HE inaugural week program at Loew's Fox Theater features Amos o’ Andy in person and Lee Tracy in his latest starring production: “Clear All ‘Wires,” on the screen. Others on the stage bill are Stuart and Lash, who are being assisted by Ida Shibley in “Be- lleve It or Not": Peter Higgins, stage, screen and radio tenor, and Chaney and stars of two continents. presenting as his over- ture “‘Patriotic Fanta: “Clear All ereh Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer's talkie version of the successful Broadwa: stage play, was written by Bella and Samuel Spewack. It is the | story of a fast-talking newspaper corre- | spondent who gets into & maze of comic complications in Europe. Tracy plays the role of the irresponsible news- | paper man who comes to Moscow, steals the chorus girl loved by his wealthy employer, tries to frame a shooting for & newspaper and saves his commissar’s life. Featured in the cast are Una Merkel, James Gleason and Alan Edwards. RIALTO—"Rome Express.” OME EXPRESS” is now pia at the Rialto Theater, with Esther Ralston and Conrad Veidt in the fea- tured roles. The picture brings Miss Ralston back to the screen. The story tells of 12 hours of travel between Rome and Paris. Its pace is breathless, its characterizations sharp and clear and its events of mounting interest as they approach a vital climax. Mr. Forde has assembled a supporting cast of high | talents and it inculdes Hugh Williams, | Donald Calthorp, Joan Barry, Harold | Huth, Gordon Harker. Eliot Makeham, Cedric Hardwick, Frank Vosper, Muriel | Aked and Finiay Currie. Clifford Grey. who collaborated on Ziegfeld's *‘The ‘Three Musketeers,” wrote the story. Completing its “welcome to Rooseveli” | program, the Rialto offers the Unlver» sal_News, with Graham McNamee as | DA\I(‘ING. Pexton Penn Studio, N.W. Thstraction. i modern ban 00! Private_or_clas: Phil Hayden All Types of Classes Now Forming No. 6 Dupont Circle North 8584 “'scoop.” gets himself shot | ying | Four Chlrle: Correll and Freeman Gosden, better known to radio fans as “Amos 'n’ Andy,” who are headlining the stage bill at the Fox Theater this week. Mae West's Knockouts. | o DEVOTED boxing fan that she. is, Mae West, spectacular Broadway | actress and authoress, didn’t miss a | single bout fought op the West Coast ‘duriug the time that she was in Holly- /Way S & better show ot.. RICHARD DIX u"l'fll! GRFAT usm Witk EDNA MAY OLIVER wood starring in *“She Done Him ‘Wrong.” _nights & week Miss West | climbed® into her car and drove to neighboring arenas. Tuesday night she| went to the Olympic Auditorium, in Los | PIERCE HALL PLAYERS. | OLGAHILNS'Iluphthep.nol Anne in the play “Outward Baund" to be presented by the Pierce mur Players on March 23 and 24. This the first play in which Miss Helms has | appeared in two years, having been in | France and Italy during that time, studying art. Her last appearance was in “Gas.” produced by the Community Drama Guild. Others in the cast in-| clude Myrtle MacMahon, Mildred Cur- ran, Charles A. Bell, Richard Harr, Marvin Downey and Col. Edmund Sayre. The play is under the direction ' of Paul Alexander. Felix Conrad Schwarz, well known young Washington | artist, i executing the set and Sedgley ‘Thornbury is technical director. DRAMA GUILD NEWS. Tlfl Drama Guild of Washington will present “The Middle Watch” as its third production of the seasom, at Wardman Park Theater ‘Thurs. day and Friday evenings, March THE CORCORAN GALLERY of ART Permanent Collections and | Special Exhibitions Open as follows: Today—2:00 to 5:00. Monday to Saturday, inclusive, 100 to 4:30. wg, | Angeles, Wednesday to Santa Monica, ‘Thul'sdl) to Pasadena, and Friday to the Hol i | -SIMULTANEOUS WITH IT! | RADIO CITY, N.Y, SHOWING U CAN'T HELP ENJOY .!iouz EXPRESSY | J(y’flulq.llm 4 N {f American -Ammu; ACTED AND DUCE! !lj ! Mirror Dail Radio’s Oun Faverite VAUGHN DE LEATH Offering New Hit Songs JACK muu.nwn».- The L-u{ Nationa e TaLwT Ks et sodeses s 7 weas 14 GREAT STARS! Including WARNER BAXTER IEBE DANIELS More than 50 Featured h-Slant on the Pest-Time. .. LORETTA YOUNG—PAUL LUKAS From the Novel by RUSSELL HERTS Washington’s Players What Various Dramatic Organizations A;e Doing and Propose to Do. | | Lenore Romney, Harold Wineberger, { Ailene Sanford, Marvin Downey and \Herhert Eby. The technical staff of the Drama Guild, under the direction of Harry Hambleton, Robert Wick and llt.hel ‘Wheelwright, is hard at wark pre] the scenery which depicts cabins on board a battleship. FILMS This mmmce of the British . | sented as tiie opening act, and The 2 program opening Friday AMUSEMENTS. AND THE EM-| BERT WHEELER takes his cracking Pflm"whflum-l fam-| ™ yoice and Robert Woolsey his in- o ke A fionei | evitable cigar deep into the forbidden Barrymore, is coming rfldny depths of the African jungle in their hm-.nh«mmxormflm Iatest comedy, “So This Is Africa” hfl_‘{;mm‘ At popular prices. |y Columbia picture, which is to be the famil, of e ol A the | next attraction at R-K-O Keith's, be- cast_besides John ginning Pridsy, March 10. The real as Prince Chego-| perils of the jungle encountered in delr, Etel 88 s | this mstance are not wild animals, but portraying the role | wild women, highly amorous tribe of of Rasputin, actors ' besutiful Amazons, lead by Raquel Tor- lI'M'l actresses thal res. Wheeler and Woolsey fall more high in the or less willing victims. Esther Muir t.humw world, | plays the role of Mrs. Johnson-Mar- Ralph Morgan, | tini, greatest expert on Africa and Diana ~ Wynyard, | African customs in the world. Tad Alexander, C. Henry Gordon, Ed ()Nl of the most unusual pictures ward Arnold and ever to issue from Hollywood Gustav Von &u-‘comu to the Rialto Theater as the feritz. Richard|attraction for the coming week. It is Boleslavsky direct- | Carl Laemmle's “The Big Cage,” where- ed “Rasputin and in 43 wild lions, lionesses, tigers and the Empres tigresses from the Hagenback-Wallace which was written | circus are the featured players. The by Charles MacArthur for the screen. |film is halled as a complete surprise and one of the season’s unique fea- Lowl COLUMBIA THEATER will |tures. It opens at the Rialto imme- offer, starting Monday, “Luxury |diately after the run of “Rome Express.” Liner,” a Paramount production, with e George Brent and Zita Johann in the| Daniel Recital Posrponed leading roles. This story has in it both | Tm Edna Bishop Daniel Studio drama and comedy about the trials of m‘n‘t‘m;l{‘ °fll‘(‘::uly.nd lnnc'ur.:v»% ézr onday ni postponed be- ,‘.“flfi:‘,”',"‘z’“{o"',o‘{fi” e aring | cause of fliness, will b: held on Mon. financler. Others day, March 20, at the Daniel Studio of l\l;dl;‘. 1340 New York avenue, at 8:45 o'clock. ‘The singers who will participate are: Catherine Schofield Horr:e, soprano Raymond Chisholm and Chester Helms | tenors, and Prancis Deremer. basso Jennie Glennan will be the accompanist and Waltcr F. Holt, conducting a saction a Mandolin and G Ollrk Bllly Bevan and Theodor Von Eltz. Lothar Mendes directed from the screen play by Gene Markey, which was based cn the novel by Gina Kaus. | “BROADWAY ‘BAD, girl who made New York acclaim her and like it, opens on Friday at, Loew's Fox Theater, with Joan Blondell, Ricardo Cortez and Ginger Rogers in | the featured roles. The stage presen tation will be headlined by Ken Murray. | ‘America’s young comedian” | SYMPHONY OF N. Y. d his comj fun makers. Law- | - s G:ny,n:t:{' stage and screen, | Artere TOSCANINI conducting aj ring in person, will also be on the | o Censtitution bflr‘ouwms Troupe are to be pre- MAR. 7-4 “, s 'arewell Appearanc: PI’IILHARMONIC Monocled Monarch of Melody, Baron Lee, and his Blue Rhythm Band, booked as an extra added attraction, will close the performance. Assisting Baron ue are Amanda Randolph and the Percolators, featuring Edgar Hayes lnd Nicodemus. “FROM HELL TO HEAVEN,” Para- mount’s newest drama, featuring Carole llmblrd Jltk Olkle Davld Manners lnd Bernie and “All Lhe bds honors on screen and stage of at W|m¢r Bros’ Earle Theater. The film cast also includes Sidney Blackmer, Shirley Grey, Bradley Page, Walter Walker and Ces Rita LaRoy. Other stage acts are Viclet Carlson, the Three Victor Girls and Maxine | Doyle, mistress of ceremonies. ING OF THE JUNGLE,” a story of a real wild man—a boy brought up from early childhood by a | pack of lions—will be the screen attraction for the week starting Friday at Warner Bros.” Metropolitan Theater. ‘The role of the lion man is played by 2 newccmer, Buster Crabbe, swimming champion of international renown. The cest also includes Frances Fee, Nydia Westman, Sidney Toler, Irving Pichel and othfl’l. TS—$1 te $3.25. T. Arthur 30 G Bt In Homer L. 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