Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
NATIONAL-"Wings."

A tenSely lnteIeSenAS PAs.- a. - Ia
the military side of aeronautlcs 10 W w
found in the new Paramount. ST. =.
production wings which contn,uro $50 ~
the National Theater for seco,u s IsTMt
Much has been said ana wIts'en IL, go CO.
t,'a, truth and some of which was Inc
craatioy, of highly imaginative auIno 70.
T,,t rractically ali of it was dihcuit Iol
a. favynan to understand, much IesS
nicture in his own mino. -. - coo
r, ayuinps" however, he Is apie 10 see
for himself Just how war myers operaa1. AZ
alone in pairs and In squaoroLiS' 49,
a,s,r soes he see how the airn1an COM
S Ss HE foe above the clouds. but aiso
how he "strafes"- the troops on u,s
src,,rd To the man in the streeI anu
the postwar pilot, wings" is p'c'oi '"'
A, TTI,e. the planes that appear IN ane
picture are some OF tne p. .sss;r y,er.
fyue. loaned. together VIII .,ien ~ pthe
sonnet, through the =, co norns "
rsor the first time stay-at-home PEG.
,,,e NAV obtain an adequate ioea 90, on
r,hot warfare in the clouds was nne
surfing the late war and OF its poSs,p.n ~,
flies in wars which may occur, aioeo W
.s.Ss research and the daring ex-
ploits of aviators.
KEITHS-Frankie Heath.
Newt week the Keith-Albee-Orpneum
vaudeville program VIII present as ia
headline artist Frankie HeaLn M a
quartet of Song Stories" Inc acs 70
written by Harry Breen ana ing p VII
accompaniment will be played py VIII
liam w. Dougal. -, pothe
crodnction. "Man-Ma Woman, scaI-
r;no Teatrice Joy. The cast lncluoes
II Warner, John Boles ana Seena
0wen II is described as society
GraT,a with a plot of refreshing orlgl-
raiitv' colorful backgrounds and tense
Eestmred on the stage will be Chaney
aud Fox. Delightful Dance DeLnea-
TORS . assisted by Earl PAUL. and Miiton
Wrrrav: a sketch, offered by Albert
lewis and entitled ANY Family; Har-
riscr and Dakin in IAN Operetta 10,
Two" satire by Charles HARRISON. ~ =
the Four Casting Stars In A'il'e'''
Pastimes." v.h,s.
win complete the program.
sTRAND-"Big Revue"
The attraction next week at the
strand Theater, big Revue" is sald 10
have a company of exceptional talent
IN every direction. including comedy
singing and dancing. Clair Devine'
late with RAYMOND Hitchcock In Green
v,ich Follies'" will be one OF the stars
and others in the cast are Jerry NC
T.a,,Iev known as the queen OF Snlmmy'
lillian Dixon. recently Of Whites scan
dals": Jane Vital, italian souoIe.u1'
Tred Reeb. comedian, and Al Snehk
higl1-speed dancer. In addltion Iners err =
a we'll trained chorus, costumeu III o,as
nal creations. and the attractlon Is sa, :,
to be set off to advantage ny uho0""
scenic and lighting effects.
CoLUMBIA-"The Patriot"
Emil Jannings in his latest picture
"The Patriot" comes to LoeWs Coiuhi'
bia beginning Saturday. .,,
"The Patriot" which Is said 10 iol'
low faithfully the play by Alfred Neu-
mann. European playwright. was ol-
rected by Ernst LubitSch.
.Jannings. protraying a. character VIII
the heart of child and the nraln Oh Z
tiger, is said to bring to the screen anc
modern times true portrait OF mac
Car Paul of Russia. Paui
was the son of Catherine the Great
He inherited the fire of his mother anc
the mentality of his father. He pro-
ceeded at his mothers death to ruth.
Iesslv tear down all that had been DUH
up during GATHERINGS regime.
He was brought to his end by the
workings of his best friend, Count Pah.
len. a part portrayed by Lewis Stone
Florence Vidor plays the part OF Count
ess Ostermann, who aids the conspir.
ators. and Neil Hamilton plays the par'
of Prince Alexander, the Cars son.
In addition there will be short SUBJ
tects, including the M-G-M News. ar
organlude and the Columbia orchestra
under Claude Burrows.
FOX-"Four Sons"
-Four Sons" the screen attraction a
the Fox next week, is an adaptation O.
an original story by I. A. r: Wylie
Philip Klein, son OF Charles Klein, TN
playwright, who wrote the screen script
was also responsible for the adaptation
of street Angel" The production
was by John Ford.
The cast is headed by Margare
Mann, 60-year-old extra, who plays tn
mother: Earle Foxe. as the suave Prus
sian officer, and James Hail. Charlie
Morton, Francis X. Bushman, jr., ant
George Meeker who portray the fou
sons.
The picture is characterized as hav
ing great dramatic suspense and stir
ring appeal.
A Fox Movietone score will accom-
pany the picture, while an atmospher
prologue, in which will be featured tn
Roxy Male Quartet, also will be offered
Leon Brusiloff. conducting the Fo
Orchestra in the overture number