The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
GOINGS-ON

rah.rah boys at the University OF
verrehraI Manipulation. Jimmy,
PLAYED by Arthur, spends his time
Iove making while the hulk1ng
oswald, played by Dane, spends
his time in study.
The stage attraction is Jack
partington's Hey! Heyw
snaedv creation with Wesley
Eddy and mis- Palace Syncopators.
Iohn ROWS Hey Hey Girls; Frank
TeVoe and Eddie Willis, as pre-
MAR harmonists: the Gibson sis
tars dancing delights, and Jack
Powell. the rajah of rhythm.
short subjects, and Harry Borges
Conducting the Palace Concert Or
chestra. complete the bill.
EOx-Again Managing Director
Producer S. j. Stebbins has created
hanpv combination between the
stage and screen attractions for
the Fox Theater the current week.
The stage attraction is Pat
Rooney. Marion Bent and Pat
Rooney 3d-the screen Good limo
CbarIev." a story of an actor and
his dancing daughter. The photo
NAV feature has as its principal
nIavers Helene Costello, Warner
0Iand CLYDE Cook and Montague
Love
Subsidiary features will consist
of another of the colorful SteDDlns
presentation with the concert or
chestra's rendition OF the famed
melodies of THE Student Prince"
the chorus and ballet corps par
ticipating; a ballet number sup
porting Miss Muriel LaFrance, the
coloratura soprano and third. an
old-time quartette.
Another feature will be the ex-
elusive showing Of the driving
safety created film THE Penalty"
METROPOLITAN - washington
amusement lovers will have their
last opportunity to see and hear
AL Jolson in 1.-THE Jazz Singer"
this week at CrandalPs Metropoli-
tan Theater, where it will be the
screen feature of the bill to be
presented for one week only, the,
engagement ending Friday night,
April 6. The picture will be pre-
scented for the last times in Wash
ington at the only theater in this
town equipped with Vitaphone,
which supplies not only the mu-
steal accompaniment for this I'M
usual picture, but also many Sc
uuences with wonderful results.
Through the medium of the Vita
phone, Jolson is heard and seen
singing six of his most popular
and well-known songs.
May McAvoy. dainty and win
some star OF the screen, has the
leading role opposite the star.
and others seen in prominent parts
are Otto Lederer, Warner GLAND,
Richard Tucker, Cantor Josef
Rosenblatt and Bobby Gordon.
COLUMBIA - Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer, beginning today, present
Lillian Gish in THE Enemy" for
the second week at Lows Column
bia.
"The Enemy is the screen YER
sion Of Charming Pollock's famous
stage play of the same name
which was such success several
seasons ago. Lillian Gish plays
the role of PAUL.. the Austrian
heroine Of the romance. Ralph
Forbes and Ralph Emerson have
the leading roles.
An extra added attraction is
10000 Miles with Lindbergh, =
showing the famous flier's flights
since he first. hoped for Paris.
The picture runs three reels and
furnishes thirty minutes of thrills.
Short subjects and Claude Bur-
rows conducting the Loew's Cox
umbia Concert Orchestra COM
pletes the bill.
RIALTO-''13 shingto
Square," a screen version of Lee
SCOTS famous mystery
co-starring Jean Hersholt and
Alice Joyce, is the feature at the
Rialto, starting today
The story is a laughing drama
Of conquest in blue-blooded New
York society.
The notable supporting cast in
cludes George Lewis, Helen Foster,
new and very pretty newcomer;
Zasu Pitts. Helen Jerome Eddy,
Jack Mcdonald and Jerry Gamble.
Rox Rommell, conductor of
Rialto Concert Orchestra, presents
for the overture, "Ampico Echoes"
introducing famous guest-conduc-
tors. international Newsreel and
other auxiliary film subjects added.