Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1933, Page 23

What’s What and W here Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters By E. de S. George M. Cohan Play Opens Monday at the National. EORGE M. COHAN, in his new- est and possibly his greatest . play, “Pigeons and People,” is to open at the National, Washington, for one week, starting next Monday. The play comes from & successful run at the Lyceum ‘Theater, New York. The play is said to be a jolly josh on current conditions in America. A new kind of a person is introduced, a man named Parker and portrayed by Mr. Cohan, who is nev- er understood by the various char- acters in the story. Again Mr, Cohan violates all the [ rules of play con- struction and again he brings to the American theater a novelty and a first- Tate entertainment, In the cast sur- rounding *Broad- way's first citizen” will be seen Walter | Gilbert, Olive Reeves-Smith, Edward Nannery, Paul McGrath, Reynolds Den- niston, Alney Alba, Eleanor Audrey, | Janet ' Rathbun, Lucille Sears, Arvid Paulson and Howard Hull Gibson. Sam Forrest directed the production. Matinees are to be played on Wed- nesday and Saturda\ Grace Moore Friday at Loew’s Fox. GRACE MOORE, former star of the Metropolitan Opera Company, is coming Friday on Loew’s Fox Theater, where she will make her debut on a motion picture theater stage. Others on the vaudeville program will be Dave Harris with Frankie, Carroll Sister and Ethel Rhea, Art Frank with Vivian Peterson in “Old Man Whoopee Him- self” and the Three Cossacks in “Sen- eational Whirls and Twirls” on roller skates. Phil Lampkin will celebrate hts st anniversary as conductor of the | ew’s Fox Concert Orchestra and is | Miering a special overture. ‘The feature picture will be “A Lady's ofession,” with Alison Skipworth, oland Young and Sari Maritza. Others in the cast are Kent Taylor, oscoe Karns and Warren Hymer. Norman McLecd directed this produc- | tion for Paramount. “Pick Up” Featured at Palace. VINA DELMAR'S “Pick Up pro- duced by B. P. Schulberg for Para- | mount, in which Sylvia Sidney and | George Raft, are co-featured, comes | Friday to Loew's Palace Theater. | The added attractions will be a Silly Symphony_cartoon, “Birds in Spring,” Charlie Chase in “Nature in the Wrong,” “Melody Makers” and the | news flashes of the day. Carveth Wells Film Continues at the Columbia. CARVETH WELLS, famous explorer and author, is in full accord with the recommendations recently made by & French government commission, which | suggests a treaty to protect the big| game of the British, French and Bel- | glan possessions in the Congo Imm\ reckless sla: ter by natives and big| game hunters. Mr. Wells, who does the talking in the feature picture now play- | ing at Loew's Columbia Theater, “The Jungle Killer,” has spent much of his 'a, exploring and de-bunking ar b~Ilef that it is a land of | steaming jungles and ferocious man- killing beasts. It is Mr. Wells’ emphatic statement that animals are not wild until made o by man and that as a rule big game hunting is absolute | animal murder. “The Keyhole,” at Earle, With Kay Francis and Brent. KAY FRANCIS and George Brent in | Warner Bros.' goy i romantic comedy drama, © hole,” will head the screen and stage show for the week starting Friday at ‘Warner Bres” Earle Theater. The stage portion of the bill brings to Washi; t time. ' gi Also on the stage will b2 Gambarelli (“Gamby” of Roxy fame), Josephine Harmon, the Great Wallenda ‘Troupe and Maxine Doyle. “The Keyhole” tells of a beautiful heroine who falls in love with a man hired to spy upon her by her jealous husband. In addition the cast includes Glenda Farrell. Allen Jenkins, Monroe Owsley, Helen Ware and Henry Kolker. George M. Cohan. “The Sign of the Cross” Friday at the Metropolitan. CECIL B. DeMILLE'S “The Sign of | the Cross,” a vivid picture of pagan Rome, will open a popular price run for the first time Friday at Warner Bros. Metropolitan Theater. The film | is a “spectacie” on a large scale. It is a spectacle of pagan Rome, reaching COSTLIER TOBACCO MELCHER its fullest expression in a Roman holi- | day at the Circus Maximus, where the gladiatorial contésts and all the brutal games that delighted Nero serve as a prelude to the sacrifice of the Chris- tians to the lons. The cast is led by Fedric March, Elissa Landi, Charles Laughton and Claudette Coibert and includes Vivian Tobin, Tan Keith, Nat Pendleton, Wil- lam V. Mong, Tommy Conlon and scores of others. “King Kong, ’l‘hnnday Nllllt at Keith's, “KING KONG” comes to R-K-O| Keith’s with a special m]dnlght pre-view opening on Thursday at 11:30 pm.- The story tells of how & pre- historic ape is discovered on a distant isle, then taken captive and brought to New York, where it escapes its cap- tors, throws the metropolis in a panic and creates more than considerable confusion. Fay Wray plays the role of the 1933 girl who gets mixed up in all this, and Robert Armstrong and Bruce Cabot portray the two adventurers who seek to get a motion picture of the legend- ary ape. This adventure is from an idea conceived and executed by Merian C. Cooper, with the story by Mr. Cooper and Edgar Wallace. The pic- | ture was directed by Ernest B. Schoed- sack and Mr. Cooper. “Cohens and Kellys” Confing to the Rialto. THE newest George Sidney-Charlie Murray screen producticn, “The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble,” comes to the Rialto as the attraction of the new week, opening on Friday. Here they are again, Nathan Cohen and Pat- rick Kelly in a new background, pre senting these screen characters, in new guise. Sidney is a merchant; Murray a tugboat captain. For the first time in the history of the Uni- versal's series, Sidney and Murray are presented without their wives. Sidney is a bacheler; Murray a widower—a grass-widower, in fact. Tall, glowering Jobyna Howland does the ex-wife. Homer Croy, the novelist, wrote the story, and it was directed by George Stevens. The supporting cast includes Maureen O'Sullivan, Andy Devine, Frank Albertson, Maude Fulton, Her- bert Corthell, the musical comedy star, Olive Cooper, and Henry Armetta. “Dimpled Darlings” Sunday at the Gayety. ¢¢])IMPLED DARLINGS,” an Empire Circuit offering, comes to the Gayety Theater Sunday, beginning with the matinee. The cast is said to be of stellar proportions and brings Harry | Evanson, the “boob” comedian, in the featured fun role, with Cress Hillary and Harry Levine, Dutch and tramp comics, as further aides in the laugh game. Others include Billie Holmes, Angeles Lee, Bubbles Yvonne and Nellie Casson; Kittie Seifert, Bob Bates, mas- Have Photograph Taken of You different poses 8x 10 size $ each a studied portrait of you (Unmounted) and & fine French Miniature of the ose you like best without charge No Appointment Necessary THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, IWEDNESDAY. ter of ceremonies, and Princess Zuleks, who is billed as an Oriental dancer. Eighteen chorus ladies a T sev- eral times in musical numbers, poses and ensembles. Matinees will be given daly. Felian Garzia, Soloist, With Orchestra Tomorrow. ‘ELIAN GARZIA, well known Wash- pianist, will appear as solo- ist with Hans Kindler and the National Symphony Orchestra tomorrow after. ' noon in Constitution Hall, at 4:45 o'clock. He will play Cesar Franck’s “Symphonic Variations” for piano and orchestra on the following program: “Symphony in G Minor,” Mozart; “Symphonic Varlatmns,” Franck (Fel- ian Garzia, soloist); “En Saga” (“Sym-| | phonic_Poem”), Sibslius, and waltzes | Trom “Rosenkavalier,” Richard Strauss. | JCnltume Recital at Washington Club Tuesday. SADE STYRON will direct a program of numbers presented in costume ! of the period of Elizabethan England, at_the Washington Club, Tuesday, at 8:30 pm. This will be the fourth in the series of six programs sponsored by the Ten O'clock Club for the benefit | of needy musicians. A number of other musicians who are noted for authentic reading of old music will appear with Miss Styron in this program. Mrs. | John Milton Sylvester’s group of Mad- rigal Singers will give two groups: “Her Majesty’s Consort,” a group of stringed instrument soloists, will include Mary Park Clements, Paul Brightenburg, Helen Foster, Oscar Spencer, Marcel Ancher_and Louis A. Potter, jr., and Helen Howison, soprano, will give a group of songs with string quartet; Calderon Howe will play that ancient instrument, the recorder, and Miss Styron herself will give clavichord | numbers. Somers Glee Club In Concert Thursday. THE Elizabeth Somers Glee Club of the Young Women's Christian As- sociation, of which Mary M. Burnett is director and Marjorie Swanson presi- dent, will be heard in its seventh annual concert in Barker Hall, Thursday, at 8:45 p.m. Samuel Maurice Stern, violon- cellist of the National Symphony Or- chestra, will be the guest soloist, with Emil Smith at the piano. Mary Worth- ley will accompany the Glee Club, as- sisted by Edith L. Dawson at the second piano in the cantata, by Harvey Gaul, “I Hear America Singing.” The num- bers by the Glee Club are all American. Bmgs Many Functions. Rings have been made for all pur- poses—as love tokens, as Weapons, as inoculators of poison, as emblems of friendship and of authority and as ornaments. 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