Evening star., 1928-05-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." First
Talking Film.

METROPOLITAN- "Tendert0in fHst
Talking Film.
New York's underworld. that region OF
shadowed frailty whose nightly exploits
in crime are said to outstrip the inven-
tions of fiction, is the background OF
Dolores Costello's new picture. Tender
loin," In which Vitaphone Is realistt-
cally used 10 bring out the human voice
in dialogue throughout several climaxes.
will be the featured screen subject to be
presented at Crandall's Metropolitan
next week. beginning Saturday.
Crook drama. said TO be the latest
craze of popular fancy. furnishes a
background for the emotional talents
OF the gifted Dolores Costello In War
ncr Bros production. 'Tenderloin.
from an original story By Melville Cros-
man. Miss Costellos role is that OF a
dancing girl in cheap Bowery dive,
who is framed up" as accompiice 10 a
band OF bank robbers. Conrad fagel
has the role of a fascinating young
crook, who turns straight with many
dificulties. Others are Mitchell Lewis,
George Stone, John Milan. Dan VOL
helm and Pat Hartigan.
Several short-reel vitaphone subjects
OF q nature quite the opposite OF the
feature picture, with musical accom-
paninent for the sfort-reei house fea-
tuYe by the Metropolitan Concert Or
chestra, Alex podnos conducting. viii
complete the BILL
PALACE-"The Devil Dancer"
"The Devil Dancer" Oilda Gray's
first United ArSists production. will be
seen at Loew's Palace, commencing
Saturday The story is an original by
Harry Heryey. and direction was by
Fred Eihio. In the cast are Give Brook
as leading man. Anna May Wong,
Michael Vavitch and others.
With the showing Of this picture
Washington viii receive, II is said. its
first authentic views OF Tibet, the iso-
lated mountain section Of northern
India, inhabited only by the devil-wor-
shipping monk cults. Miss Gray In the
title role Is seen a. an English girl, a
yegtal virgin, who is held prisoner by
the monks. to dance before them In the
temple Of the devil gods,
The production Is said TO be Iavishly
mounted 70 gain the pictorial effect
necessary TO the picturesque back
ground Of the story
On the stage r. II. Burnside, the
director Of New York Hippodrome, will
present novel production called KAT
Kabaret," With cast including Keren-
of and Maree, the Patterson Twins
Roy Walman, Bert Esgel and Omar, "
the Hearst Brothers, the AlbeFtina
Ragch Girls and featuring Wesley Eddy
and his Palace syncopstors.
EARLE--"The FIfty.FIfty Girl"
Eebe Daniels viii be seen in her LAT.
est picture, THE Fifty~Fifty Girl" al
| the Earle Theater for the week begin.
ming Saturday. The Stanley Co. oi
Americas new production, Venetian
| Nights" win be the stage Offering. arc
viii feature Jack Pepper, Southern en-.
| tertainer and master OF ceremonies
Berinoff and Eulaiie. the Three WhirI'
winds: Georges Dufranne, Kitty Nc
Laugblin. Edward AIban0, Grace Yae
| ger and the Ser0ya Dancers. Musiea
accompaniment for the stage offerini
| viii be by the Earle Stage Band.
| THE Fifty-Fifty Girl" Is the story o
& girl who just cannot keep herself OH
of trouble snd one who ie firm In tn
/ belief that she can B1ske a man lool
silly under any circumstances. Tn
| supporting cast H. headed by James Hal
| a. the leading man and william Austin
| Musical accompaniment for the pic
| tufed subjects bs the Earle concer
! Orchestra. under Daniel Breeskin, am
snort reels VIII complete the program.
RIALTO--"Thafs MY Daddy"
That's MY Daddy" Of which ReRi
Maid Denny is both author and star
/ will be the attraction at the Riaito 10
the week starting Saturday
II IN lively comedy. involving al
orphan who insists on all The wfon
occasions that the bachelor, Denny,
her father. THE child Is played by Jan
La Verne. The story tells how on hi
way 70 keep d date with his fiaDcee b
IL halted by speed cop. Seeking 4
avoid q ticket, hs pleads he u rushin
10 the hospital that his child has bee
IN al accident The gfficer meits an
not only does he not write the sum
mons but he personally escorts Denn
" the hospital There IL happens
child has been brought In, suffeiin
more fright than injury The heart
hungry t0t ig pressed into service q
Dsnny's daughter The iTafbe cop 1a
a sister. who becomes her nurse. an
fhe gold digging f1aneee loses IN IN
matrimonial handicap,
Barbara Kent ls the nurse, iAllia
Rich The 9E0nd haneee, and Tor
O'Erisn the Tsffae cop,
colt U1EiA~-@'I.saRh, TI0wn. Laugh.
. Lon Caaney In Laugh, Clown Laugh.
| continues for . second week al Los@
!. Columbia