The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-13

NATIONAI--For the week be-
ginning June II, the National Play
ers will preset Loose Ankles" q
satirical comedy by Sam Janney
which will he seen for the first
time In Washington. It l. de.
scribed as q gentle satire on q
certain type Of young man pre-
valent in some Of the more mod.
ish dance halls. Edith King and
Roger Pryor viii carry the i'm.
portant roles. but there are happy
opportunities for Roger Sherman,
Billy Phelps, Ed Arnold. Charles
Hampden, Mrs. Hubbard and some
of the other established favorites.
Fast fun is the motivating mood
of Loose Ankles" and it is said
TO be ideally adapted for the Ma
tional Players.
FOX:-Paul NUM- in THE VAL
liant" win be the new screen at.
traction beginning Saturday. This
is an all talker. with powerful
story and a screen characterize.
ton contributed by the star said
III pe SEAGdllUDdAlJ ~
is the tale of a man who goes to
the electric chair with his identity
a secret. Marguerite Churchill
has the chief supporting role. in
the stage win be John Irving
Fisher and the Fox Jazzmanians
backing up q revue entertainment
which will include the Foxettes
In a new routine. Fox Movietone
News and selected shorts viii
complete the program.
PAI4ACE:-Vilma Banky in the
United Artists feature, This Is
Heaven" will provide the main
screen attraction beginning Sat
urday. This is her first speaking
picture and the story OF New York
life and the rise of an immigrant
girl has James Hall and Lucien
Littlefield as the chief supporting
players. On the stage Herbert
Rawlinson will lead the Palace
Syncopators and preside over
Publix.Loew revue unit called
'Theme of Love-" introducing
Don Barclay, Marietta, Lillian
White, John Walsh. Nita Carol.
Johnny Dale and the Candy Hale
girls. Selected shorts, an M-G-M
news reel and a concert overture
will complete the program.
EARLE-Two of the screens
most popular young players, Mary
Brian and Richard Arlen, have
the leading roles in Paramount's
latest all.taIker, 1.-THE Man
Love-" The picture deals with
the ups and downs lot pair of
young sweethearts. The boy goes
to New York, and when the girl
follows him there she finds that
he has yielded to the charms OF
a wealthy society woman. Bac.
lanova. the Moscow art prima
donna, has this role Of the society
dowager. Harry Green and Jack
Oakie provide the COMEDY side
lights for this feature. A pro-
gram of selected short Vitaphone
features, with the news reel and
an overture, completes the pro-
gram.
COLUMBIA-"The Studio MUIR
der Case will be the new screen
attraction opening Saturday. This
Is a Paramount all-talking n1ys.
terry drama. with its action occur
ring in a motion picture studio.
It boasts of notable cast, includ.
ing such names as Neil Hamilton,
Warner GLAND, Frederic March,
Doris Hill, Chester Conklin. Lane
Chandler and Guy Oliver. Metro.
Movietone acts, the M-G-M news
reel. selected short subjects pro-
vide the subsidiary program.
Claude Burrows and the Columbia
Concert Orchestra will furnish
the atmospheric overture.
METROPOLITAN: - "Noah's
Ark" the Warner Brothers spe-
cial film spectacle win be held
over for q third week, beginning
Saturday, At the head Of IN i'm
| posing cast stand Dolores Costello.