The Washington times., 1929-11-14

ture. made under the auspices
OF the American Museum OF
National History films exciting
moments while the king Of the
Jungle cats is trailed to the
death, There are some marvel
Gus pictures Of elephants, snakes
and the various denizens OF the
tropical India swamps and
wooded country. The story Of
the hunt Is graphically recited
by Commander Dyott and there
is q background Of tnterpreta-
tive music which makes the
10 reels q continually engroSs-
ing feature. The film has the
Endorsement OF the District Of
Columbia Board of Education.
FOx-Janet Gaynor and
Charles Farrell in Sunny Side
Up" their latest co-starring fea-
ture, comes as the main screen
attraction beginning Saturday.
It is musical comedy cinema
with story and tunes provided
by De Sylvia, Brown and Hender-
son. Dance numbers directed
by Seymour Felix include the
sensational number, Turn on
on the Heat" credited with be-
ing the most elaborate and ef-
fective terpSichorean bit ever
produced in Hollywood. On the
stage will be another Fanchon
and Maroon idea, called Cali
fornia Capers," with John Irving
Fisher presiding as master Of
ceremonies. The overture by
the BruSiloff band will include
a medley of the Sunny Side
Up" hits and Fox Movietone
will complete the program.
EARLE--Richard Dix In THE
Love Doctor" screen play
made from the David Belasco
success Z The B erang,"
comes as the main screen at
traction, opening with Friday
midnight showing. The d a.
logue sparkles with comedy and
June Collier in the chief support
ing role is happily cast. Sub
Sidiary features will include
Vitaphone Varieties. a news reel
and orchestral interludes by
Daniel BreeSkin and the Earle
Symphony orchestra.
METROPOLITAN -- Pauline
Frederick in a strongly dramatic
Warner Brothers Vitaphone pro-
duction, Evidence" comes as
the main screen attraction,
opening Saturday. A list Of dis
tinguiShed actors includes VIII.
liam Courtenay, Conway Tearle,
Lowell Sherman, Alec B. Fran
els, Lionel Belmore and Ivan
Simpson. The story points out
the peril Of conviction on CIR
cumstantiaL evidence. The sur
rounding program of short films
viii include a Vitapl1oH1e comedy,
q Pathe News reel and selected
short subjects.
RK.O.KEITH'S - Bebe Dam
ielS in "Rio Rita" has been at
tracing record.breaking busi-
ness and has been held over for
q second week. beginning Satur-
day. This film version Of 1ieg-
fields glamorous "Rio Rita" Is
filled with sparkling tunes and
bright comedy with. John Boles,
Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey,
Don Alvarado. Helen Kaiser and
Dorothy Lee prominent in the
supporting cast. The big sing
ing ensemble is heard to ad-
vantage frequently and the
male chorus sings the Rangers
Song" A large Pearl Eaton
dancing chorus also assists IN
the ensemble numbers.
GAYETY-Sliding Billy Wat
son and his Mutual burlesuue
attraction arrive for q weeks
engagement beginning Sunday
matinee. In the large support
lib COLlpdUy d1C E0NtAC N4NA RAAJ'
Frank MalIahaIl. AL Allen, Bob
bic Echard, Lilly Lewis, George
Menford, and Esther Lang. A
number Of novel and interest
ing special numbers are to be
offered featuring Mr.. Watson
and his coworkers. The special
gift matinees for women patrons.
on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday have proven popular and
will be continued.
PALACE--Pa -Paranount's nnusi-
cal comedy hit Of college life,
"Sweetie.n with Nancy Carroll,
Jack oakie and Helen Kane
featured in the main screen at
A a a