The Washington times., 1928-11-10
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ali sar revival Of Shakespeare 9
macbeth" with settings designed
by Gordon Craig opens at the
National theater next Monday
night. Miss Florence Reed will be
sean as Lady Macbeth, William
Tarnum as Banquo, Lyn Haru-
ING nj Macbeth, and Basil Gill as
Macduff. others In the notaDle
east are William r. Varleston,
Buford IIampden. George Mae.
Ready. Leonard Nude, ParciVaI
Vivian, Miss Olive Oliver, Gloria
Kelly. Harold Hartsell, Douglas
Ross. Thomas Tracy, Gerald LiIl-
ard, Arthur Barry, Miss EVelsh
Ross, Mary Rose, Clayton tlelalns,
Bernard Savage and Iiaroi9
Thomas. Macbeth will be presenteu
in four acts and 20 scenes.
REI ,ASCO.-One Of the import.
ant theatrical events OF the season
Is The Sacred Flame, scnso-
led for the Belasco Theatre begin
ming Monday night. This will be
the first presentation on any stage
OF the latest play from the pen
of w. Somerset Vaughan, author
az many successes. the best known
of which possibly il Rain. The
production is made by Messmore
kendall and Gilbert Miller. Clare
Eames heads q notable cast,
Mr.. Miller Is attached to Mr..
Maughan as d playwright through
tha fact that he Is the author or
The Constant Wife" In which
Miss Ethel Barrymore starred Tor
two years under the producer
direction.
EART.E--First Nationals epic
of 1azz. '.Show Girl" adapted from
i. n. McAvoy's story OF 9
broadway chorus girl comes as
the main screen attraction at
the Earle this week. Alice
white. elevated recently to star.
dom plays Dixie DugaIl. Charles
Delaney. Donald Reed, Gwen Lee,
Kate Price, James Finiayson, and
Lee Moran are others in the cast.
THE added attractions will be q
yitaphone playlet, sharp Tools"
with Ethel Grey Terry in the
star role and Hal Roach
comedy. "The Boy Friend" in
which Max Davidson Ii featured.
PALACE George Bancroft, in
his latest picture. Docks Of New
York viii provide the main
screen attraction beginning Saturt
day. Betty C0npson and Bacla'
nova will be seen In strong roles
with the supporting cast. The
story, as the name implies, con-
Germs the doings Of strong men
along the Gotham water front.
Wesley eddy and his Syncopators
will back up n new presentation
l,nIt called the Blue Revue"
This il a Boris Petroff unit com.
'prisinca Robbie 'IIke'' Henshaw,
/ Irene taylor, Frank Stever. Pelle
and Cola, Small brothers and the
CANDY. Hale girls. Added -attrac.
tions are the M.;;G.-M. and Movie.
tone news and select short sub
jects.
FOX-The 1atest Warner
brothers talking picture-a story
OF the sea and ships-called
Caught in the. Fog" provides
the main screen attraction Begin
ming Saturday. Conrad Nagel
and May McAvoy play the lead
ing roles and in the supporting
cast are Ruth Cherrington, Charles
Gerard and Hugh Herbert. On
the stage will be many musical
+, comedy and revue stars in a
program directed by Joseph La.
Rose, production manager. Movie
tone News, short screen subjects
with. Leon Brusiloff and the Fox
grand orchestra complete the
program.
METROPOLITAN--Jim Tully's
famous story of tramp life. called
"Beggars OF Life" with Wal.
lace Beery and. distinguished
cast of screen players comes to
the Metropolitan for q weeks
engagement beginning today.
Louis Brooks and Richard Arlen
are prominent in the action OF
this exciting story, This Is
synchronized film with special
Paramount sound accompaniment.
The added Vitaphone attractions
include Shaw and Lee, late
features of the Five O'Clock
Girl and Jane Green, a glIteo
singer of topical songs.
COLUMBIA-The great M-G-M
production, White Shadows of
the South Seas" opens at Loew's
Columbia Saturday. Although
the picture Is now playing the
Astor Theater in New York city
for the fourth month at. ,$2 ad.
mission, it will be seen at L.oew's
Columbia at the usual "Loew"
prices. Monte Blue and Raquel
Torres have the leading roles In
this production which was made
in the South Sea Islands. The
story is OF DR.. Lloyd, a beach.
comber physician who pities the
natives and earns the enmity OF
the renegade whites.
Added attractions will include
Metro.Movietone acts, the M-G-M
News. the Fox Movietone News
and an orchestral production.
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