The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-28

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Baby Mine" Metro-Goldwyn'
Mayors second hilarious vehicle
for the comedy team of Karl Dane
and George K. Arthur whlch
opens at Loew's Palace, Satur-
day. Charlotte Greenwood, famous
stage star, makes her film debut
in this picture.
On the stage there will be
a speedy creation produced BY
Jack Partington and called Hey!
Hev! Wesley Eddy and his
Palace Syncopators figure in the
limelight as do John Boyle's Hey
Bey Girls. the last word in pep;
Frank DeVoe and Eddie Willie.
premier harmonists; The Gibson
Sisters, dancing delights and JACK
Powell, the a a h OF rnytnm.
Short subjects and Harry BorJes
conducting hthe Palace Concert
Orchestra, complete the program.
EARTE-A delightful screen
pIav which unfolds with a real
sparkle and a stage presentation
IF color. nep and variety in both
song and dance will be the COM
panion attractions at the Earle
Theater beginning Saturday. March
81. The screen attraction is
French Dressing" delightful
comedy dra ma and the stage OF
ferins is I'm Granada" an episode
of Old Spain. featuring Leon Ma
vara, as master of ceremonies; the
Cansinos tAntonio and Catherine)
and other favorites.
French Dressing" contains one
surprise after another, but each
has been skillfully and adroitly
developed under the master touch
of Allen Dwan the director
with B. Warner and Lois Will
son co-starred.
METROPOLITAN - The public
of Washington refuses to let the
four-week run of The Jazz
Singer" be the last time they will
have an occasion to see and hear
their favorite son. Al Jolson. He
will again appear at the Metro
politan for the fifth and positively
last time for one week beginning
Saturday. March 81.
This film is interesting in addi-
ton to Jolson's talent, because it
marks the first union of Vita:
phone and movie. In the play
which is the film version of the
same name which enjoyed such
An extended run on Broadway,
.Iolson appears and through Vita
phone sings five Of his own songs.
All of the musical sequences Of
the original production are re
produced.
The supporting cast embraces
MAY McAVoy, Warner GLAND,
Cantor Rosenblatt. Eugene Bes
serer, Bobbie Gordon, Otto Lederer.
VIII Walling and other screen
favorites.
COLUMBIA--Lillian Gish's lat.
est starring production with Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer. The Enemy"
remains for the second week at
Eoew's Columbia. The Enemy
is adapted from Claiming Pol
locks well-known stage success
of a few seasons past. Lillian
Gish plays the part of PAUL., the
Austrian heroine of the produc.
ton Ralph Emerson and Ralph
Forbes have the leading roles of
Carl, the Austrian boy. and Bruce,
the English boy, respectively.
100000 Miles With Lindbergh."
is an extra added attraction. 1t
shows all of Lindy's flights since
he first left America for France
and has interesting diagrams in
addition to many thrills. The
Columbia Concert Orchestra under
the direction of Claude Burrows
and other short subjects, com.
pIete the program.
GAYETY--The Merry Whirl"
company, presenting light.
hearted combination of musical
comedy, smart vaudeville and
snappy burlesque, swings in at the
Gaycty Theater next week. The
attraction carries a host of clever
entertainers headed by Art Gard
ner, the character comedian, and
Dolly Lewis, talented singer and
dancer. Among the other princi-
pals cardcd for appearance will be
Billy Cavanaugh. tramp comic;
Nita Bernard, jazz singer; Loretta,
Beyes. the beautiful songbird
George Montford and Esther Lang,
the Vaudevillians; Jack La Monte,
tenor. and Belle Parry, tho dane