Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27
FOX-'In Old Arizona"

FOX-"In Old Arizona"
The first outdoor talking picture, "In
Old Arizona" a Fox Movietone pro-
duction, will have it's premier at the
Fox this week. The cast has more
than a score of leading players in film
land to present romantic story of
the Old Southwest, and is headed by
Dorothy Burgess, Edmund Lowe and
Warner Baxter
The Cisco Kid" is a notorious BAN
ont who roamed the Southwest, killer
of men and a breaker of hearts of
women. In the progress of the story
young Irish sergeant, ordered to cap
ture the bandit. falls in love with the
bandits sweetheart, plots with the girl
to capture the Cisco Kid and is over
heard by the object of the search.
What happens should thrill the most
blaze picture lover. In Old Arizona"
is from a story by o. Henry. Its di-
rection was the joint effort of Raoul
Walsh, who made What Price Glory"
and Irving Cummings
The stage production of the program
will be an old-time jamboree, in the
atmosphere of the picture, titled
Frontier Jubilee" The gorgeous Fox
Muchachitas will be featured along with
group of Cowboy clowns, the seven
Candreza Brothers, Dolores Cordova, the
Arizona Quartet and other novel fea-
lures.
The Fox orchestra, under Leon Bru-
Slloff, will offer as the overture "Sere-
made in Blue" and the Fox Movietone
News will present world events in sound
and motion.
EARLE-"Nauphtv Rahvo
Alice White and Jack Mulhall are
National Vitaphone production now at
the Earle. Theater. Miss White, the
sensational fapper discovery of the
past year in moviedom, made her
screen starring debut in SHOW Girl"
Naughty Baby is described as a
typical story of life in New York City
and its surroundings. 1t was directed
by Mervyn Leroy, who also mega
phoned Harold Teen and Colleen
Moore's "Oh Kay"
Miss White is check girl at the
Ritzy Hotel, a girl of flapper face and
figure, who has champagne ideas on a
home-brew income. Mulhall is the
youthful heir to a fortune, and he pro-
vides the champagne possibilities. He
is out gliding along the Great White
Way with a broad brush, and Alice
relps him. She doesn't stop at all at
tWo-timing. She has three other boys
on the string, an Irishman. Jew and
an Italian. amusingly played by Andy
Devine, Benny Rubin and George
Stone. What she doesn't promote from
them for her conquest is nobodys bust
ness. for Andy works in a garage, and
can get swell cars: Benny works in his
uncle'S pawn shop and can borrow
Jewels, and Stone Is assistant to a mo-
diste, and gets her the loan" Of her
most gorgeous gowns.
The supplementary program will in
clude Vitaphone presentation, THE
Alibi" in which the title role is played
by Kenneth Harlan, supported by John
st. Polls and Robert Elliott; Small
number, beautiful color reel, Color
ing the Stars" and an overture. THE
Three Musketeers," by the Earle Or
cheStra, Daniel BreeSkin, conducting
PALACE-"A Lady Of Chance"
Norma Shearer in the role of little
gold-digger in the Metro-G GOODWIN
Mayer sound picture, "a Lady of
Chance" is the screen attraction at
Loews Palace this week. Lowell Sher-
man, Gwen Lee and John Mack Brown
appear In the supporting cast.
The picture shows how a witty young
miss takes the hearts and bank rolls of
lonesome men, in an innocent manner,
by employing the old badger game tao
tics. All goes well until the girl meets
young fellow who looks like easy
money. She marrieS him for his bank
roll and then finds out he hasn't any,
thing except none too promising
cement business. When he sells 2 for
mula for making cement and receives
a sum of respectable proportions, her
crook friends, not averse to sharing her
good luck, appear on the scene for
blackmail purposes They threaten to
tell ALL to the young husband of
Dolly. Dolly forestalls them, however.
and the two newlyweds are brought
nearer together.
On the stage Wesley Eddy and rhe
Palace Syncopators are presented in C.
A. Niggemeyer's colorful revue. Beauty
Shop Blues" The Gibson Sisters in
acrobatic dances; Stanley House, in O
bit of nonsense: Karavaeff, the dancing
Russian bellhop; Helen Lynd, In imi-
tation, and the Foster Girls are feat
ured in the unit.
The Palace Orchestra will present a
fantasy. "Farandole.' by Bizet, con-
Quoted by Harry Borjes. The Fox
Movietone News, the M G.. M. News,
a musical confession by Charles Galge
at the organ, called THE Awakening"
and a thematic prelude employing Ivy
Stevens as dancer, will be other at.
fractions.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irish Rose"
"Abie's Irish Rose" Anne Nichols
famous stage play which has been made
into Paramount sound production,