The Washington times., 1929-01-31
PROGRAMS FOR
NEW WEEK IN
THEATERS

BELASCO-"oh Boy" a revival
of the Famous Princess Theater
success, will be presented by the
Savoy Musical Comedy Company
beginning Sunday night. Helen
AuIt has been added to the list
OF principals which will sing and
dance this Wodehouse Bolton
comedy with tuneful score by
Jerome Kern. ''Till the Clouds
Roll By Nesting Time" and
"Oid Fashioned Wife, are just d
few OF the many song hits and
the garden of girls will be fea-
tured in dancing specialties. Rob
ert Capron, Frank Gallagher.
Theina Parker, Edward Metcalfe,
Jack Glosson, Rosa Snowden, Rob-
ert Burton, Robert Carbaugh,
Renee Hamilton and Bruce Tor
renee will be in the cast.
METROPOLI TAN-Warne
Brothers latest special. THE Re
deeming Sin, co.starring Dolores
Costello and Conrad Nagel, opens
Saturday. 1t is a romance of the
Paris underworld with the Vita
phone employed for thrilling talk.
ing sequences in which, i'm addi.
tion to the stars, the voices of
George Stone, Lionel Belmore,
Phillips De Lacy, Warner Rich.
nond and Nina Quantero win be
heard. Additional short reel
screen features viii round out
the program.
EARLE Richard Barthelmesa'
latest First National feature,
Scarlet Seas, will be the main
screen attraction beginning with
the Friday midnight showing.
Barthelmess will be seen as 4
rough and ready sea fighter and
In the featured roles will be Betty
Cornpson, Thelma Todd. Knute
Erickson, James Bradbury and
a news reel and selections by the
Daniel Breeskin Orchestra viii
complete the program.
COLUMBIA William Hairles in
the Metro-G Goldwyn special. Alias
Jimmy Valentine" with talking
sequences. opens Saturday. This
story Is adapted from the famous
Paul Armstrong stage play and
has been showing in New York
at So prices for three months.
Leila Hyans, Karl Dane and
TuIly Marshall are prominent in
the screen cast. Two Movietone
acts. Van and Schenck. renowned
singing comedians. and Elsa Ersa,
With Nat Ayera, head the supple-
mentary program. Selected shorts,
a news reel and orchestral selec-
tions round out.
F(lX--Audrey Ferris In a.
Warner Brothers talker which in
cludes George Fawcett, Doris
Dawson and Robert Edeson Is the
main screen attraction beginning
Saturday. Entitled aThe Wild
cat, 1t tells the story OF two sis
ters loving the same. man. On
the stage will be revue enter
tainment which win feature Chez
Chase, Sunshine Sammy, the
juvenile comic OF Our Gang
Frankel O'Dair and Davis, Hines
and Leonard. Lathrop brothers,
and the Floxette boys and girls.
Selections by the Fox grand or
chestra, Leon Brusiloff conduct
ing. and selected shorts, complete
the program.
PALACE Wilma Banky in her
first starring role, The Awaken.
ing viii be the main screen
attraction, starting Saturday.
Louis Wolheim and Walter Byron
have the important supporting
roles in q continental story in
which the loves OF q soldier fig.
ure prominently. On the stage
Wesley Eddy and his syncapat-
ors will back up "a Boris Pet
rolf presentation unit featuring
Jack North, Billy Gilbert. Joe and
Jane McKenna. Renee and Eve
lyn, Borge Moller and Dorothy
Burke. Added attractions include
the Fox Movietone, M-G-M news
reel, a Charles Gaige organalogue
an dselections by the Palace Or.
chestra, Harry Borjes conducting.
STRAND Another double bill
Is programmed by the Mutual
house beginning Sunday matinee.
Jazz Time Revue IS the title Of
the attraction which features
Kitty Madison. Harry Evanson,
Frank Mckay, George Rehn,
Midgy Brandon, Babe Abbott and
Etna Moore. Sixteen girls win
comprise the dancing chorus and
Jazz Time Revue" promises some
snappy stepping. fast. clean
comedy, and big budget of the
popular melodies offered with the
assistance OF a large singing
chorus.