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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

RENT-FARMS.

CONDUIT RID. MD.-5 ACRES. GROOM
house, water in pantry. outhouseS and fruit
trees in good condition: SIS month. Ad-
dress Box 434-E, Star office.
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Desirable bungalow in ne. section. In
good condition and pice neighborhood. To q
reliable colored family I will deed this
like rent This is an opportunity TO &C
auire home without down cash pay.
yours clear. No refnancing. Address Box
460-E. Star ofhce.
FOR RENT-5-RM BUNGALOWS TO 9-RM.
Guiding Falls Church & Mclean, $35 to $50
mo-; also Conduit I'd. section. rms. sleep
ing porch, bath. new. S45 mo. FULTON r.
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FIVE -TEN-ACRE TRACTS IN THE FAMOUS
Everglades of Fla; near big sugar planta-
ton, cheap. or will trade for D. c. prop
erty. Phone Shepherd 2840-J
WILL TRADE 2 WATERFRONT HERALD
Harbor lots for Ford Motor Co., Ltd, stock
65l9 Piney Branch I'd.
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MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLE
trade deal in local or clear out of town real
estate. Cleveland $3.50
HAVE TO TRADE TWO DOWNTOWN
rooming houses; will remodel at small cost;
with apis. of rooms, bath and two
basement stores equity about $4,000 above
a small mortgage; near 22nd and M SITS;
all modern. Address Box 4so-E Star office.
HAVE you 4 FARM FOR TRADE? DO
you want a l0-room house in Takoma,
5-room bungalow, or good brick house II,
Washington@ ! have them. r. d. LTLfIE,
Citizens Bank Bloe. Takoma Shepherd 1902.
DANDY INVESTMENT 2-FAM. FLAT. NE;
$3.50 rental; trade. $4,000 equity for clear
house, lot, trust notes. Cleve. 6i60.
FINE APARTMENT HOUSE, NV; 1907
rented. Will take Montgomery Co, land
MERCHANTS REALTY FINANCE CO. Fr.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
Have you one to three houses, subject to
one trust, that you would like to exchange
for lots NV ,vicinity. Wisconsin ave. excep-
tionally well located for detached houses to
sci, FER Iss'oo G,t t. $500? See Mr. Cullen,
LOUIS r; SSIHdoSEMAkER, l4o7 New York
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SALE--FARMS.
fCnnfinnadA

50 ACRES. NINE MILES FROM DISTRICT
line and Ga. ave. pike; Groom house, large
porches. well shaded, electric lights, run
ming water. toilet and bath, two-car garage.
barn. chicken houses. orchard so trees; Is
acres plowed, 20 acres woods. ideal for
country home. poultry or truck farm.
Address Box 376-E,
Star once.
80 ACRES, SPLENDID HOUSE AND BARN,
good orchard, extra fine soil, some timber
$3.50 One mile to Lee Highway. Is miles
to Washington. JOHN MCKINNEY, Merri-
field P O., on Lee Highway
SMALL OR LARGE. LOCATED NEAR D. c.
in Maryland and Virginia. List your farms
for sale with
C. NJ. PLUNKERT & co.,
1910 Eye St NV. Franklin 1871 81
/. 4oO-ACRE FARM, OR. HOUSE, DEEP
porches, near pike, spring streams, elegant
stock farm, some woodlands. Only $4,000
T. About 100 acres near pike. good view.
fair house: only $4,000.
For bargains in Montgomery Co. farms
address
c. r. ROWDYBUSH,
COLD SPRING MANOR.
ROUTE 2, ROCKVILLE MD.
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RAILROAD SIDINGS.

SECOND COMMERCIAL zoNE-390 FIT
| frontage on B. 81 o. Railroad; contains
| about 10000 So IT: only soc per It. Ad-
| dress Box 800 d, Star offlce.
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE,
32I 18th ST. NV.
OFFICE SPACE
IN LARGE AREAG
WANTED-HATLS.

HALL FOR TWO NIGHTS A MONTH. BY
patriotic organization Send full particularI
as to location, accommodations. floor, size
furniture, elevator service, nights available
and rental per month to J. w. LYONS, Posi-
Once Box 1907 .
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RENT--HALLS.
EXCHANGE,

TYPOGRAPHICAL TEMPLE. 3 HALLS. So. 50
IS and $3.50 to regular tenants. AZ
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ROOMING HOUSE.
MT. PLEASANT.
COL SSH.
PAP PA. AVE. NV.

over aop ssck S.sS: la5oS% xss
hot-water heat, oil burner, Pittsburg water
heater. open nreplaces. glassed slceping
skylight; End floor wired and plumbed for
dentist or physicians once; Al condition;
anil; 2-car brick garage opening on wide
street in rear.
Inspection by appointment. q
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This wasn't my own idea
really. They asked me. OF course
I could have said No, but the de-
sire Is show, off Is q little TOO
strong for me. don't think
there's newspaper man IN the
world who could resist an invita-
ton to write piece for the paper
that once fired him.
Anyhow, Old Frank Morse
showed up at the opening Of June
Noon ~ 3 high hat, and that is
another excuse for my writing
piece. Back iii the old days. when
AEilIard Fillmore or somebody was
5president, Frank was lucky 10 nave
q shirt. Heigla-hoI
Wen MIR, II was away back "
1918. and if you don't think thar
Inng time you should see me
now. It was not Mr.. Hearst,s
Newspaper In those days, 90 per-
hana tley viii permit me to write
iffreeIv NJ Il. Somebody iil author.
ity got the notion that what Wasg.
Ilagton was painting TOR was
daily humorous column, ana was
pulled out Ce nice soft Joo " 9
New York printing establtsnEn
ana told to cut loose. The salary
was so 4 week. OF course thar
sanst ! Iof of money In these days,
ay,A II wasn't I'll those days, either.
However. II was 81 more than :
Was uefting with the printing con-
rern and 8 chance TO be coInical,
Il ~ fn0k ID. I did demonstrate
SsaS,l,y afnlIf n but they told me
everybody on The Times stastea
ST. & $40. think they were lyln9
wen. the way in which Wash.
ington iidn't take to my hum0r'
o,,a column was enormous. On
lnoIxinr back at It'll had one 0l
fhoae mothers who kept = scrap.
hcoly Tor nle-I find that some os
Il was pretty good and 4 lot of 4
terrible. OF course It may have
baen the title that scared people
AZ n was called This and
Thatn a clever title that was
T,ished On me by the managing
eiitor, despite my rather tinnid
ecreams. In the year that I
filled that column-much of the
finse seven days q week-l tried
dorradlv to get Washington IN
1900. In an endeaver 20 line
n contributors I used g. write
nitis notss % myssli--ssnstimeS
humrrnrR. ssmetlmes controper
- 1nf ny ma1 neref s1n
tlghrf thnn aiE httm1 q cav
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WI hen Feature Is
Shown on Screen

RIALTO The Drake Case.''.
At 12. 2. Z. S:45. T:4B ana $40.
p. "a.
BIETROPOLITAEssG sGold Dig.
gers of Broadway = All talking,
singing special. At ld:2O, l:20,
$40, $50. 7:20 and s.21 D. IA.
FOX Anniversary week. s.fa.
: lute.p an all talking, singing
feature. AT 11;3o, 2:30. 4:ll, 7:l6.
and 1906 p. "a.
COLUMBIA Hal skelly ana
Nancy Carroll IN Dance 81 Life. 4
AT 10:45. 12:52. 3:o2.. $40. 100 ana
$50 p. m.
PALACE Jeanne Eagles III
jealousy. All talking. At l1:57
M 2:27 Sis. 7;s6 and 9:55
b. d.
EAFI. walter Huston ana
Ciaudette Colbert n ''The I.afIy
Lies AT 11:43. ISL, 3:4g. 6:47.
7:45 and s:45.
LITTLE The Constant
Nyrnph, At 1:2I. s:24, 5:2T, 7:sO
ana 9:Ss p. "a.
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.nd mogl 8 ths tlme i vas half

ana most of the time It was half
that.
But ! had 1 grand time. ]
couldn't live on the salary, OF
course, but / found colIld piece
ii out cutie nicely via the poker
game at the National Press Club.
One had only remember never to
go into pot with Graham Nichol.
who was what you might call
3 conservative player. Ny work
for the day would be over when
the first edition came out, shortly
before noon, ana the poker game
would Be under way BY 1890. Not
infrequently ik would go all after
noon and night, and at nine the
following morning I would rush to
the Office to get out the days
grist. I have an idea the columns
I weren't % good on those days.
AZ noon I would Jump hack to the
poker game again, but about 3
o'clock that afternoon there would
be q general collapse an around,
and 3 little sieep.
might have gone right on,
DliSsfully happy. if the owner Of
the paper hadn't clranced to come
TO town. IN an ilnluclSy moment,
rounding an office corner, we.
Bumped s4uarely into each other.
It was Olr first meeting, and not
exactly An ausp. .ious one. / saw
his eyebrows 30 up, and I knew
u that Instant that / would be
LOOKING 1or new Job. 1 don't
mean that he fired me because /
Rave him = bump; It was merely
that I had held my Job all that
time by prs scticing fine inconspic.
uonsaeas. Having thus encounted
me. the Boss made inquiries: next
ne read my column. Naturally 1
Couldn't stand that.
But I'm grateful to the town
Tor one thing. After year Of
poker playing at the Press Club
every other eanne has been soft. I
can truthfully say that I got my
most valuable training FOR life
right here IN washington.
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lief from Gas
Stomach aims
Dizziness

Tie doctors ten u that 80 per
cant 81 all sickness Is due q stOfn.
~ and bowel troubles. You can't
IS well e your digestio is bad;
fon are likely 90 get sick unless you
relish food and digest Il properly
Tanlac has wonderful record
relief from digestive troubles,
even those of years standing.
III. "A. Il. CasselI, 1901 WaverIy
Way, villa Hts. City, Norfolk, Va,
says: aSince I took Tanlac there's
IS end 70 what can eat- alld no
ign ot indig estiOn, gas, headaches
81 any ether trouble. Now my work
Is not wearing on me.
- yOu suffer from gas, pains III
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iiver;; IL you have no appetite, can't
sleep and are nervous and al run
down, you need Tanlac. tis good,
pure medicine, made Of roots,
herbs and barlSs. Get i bottle from
your druggist today. Money hack
6 it doesn't help you.
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.H0LL Y w GOD
REVUE COMES
HERE OCT. S

with the greatest cast of stars
that ever contributed to the max.
ing Of one motion picture. The
Hollywood Revue. Z Metro -Goldwyn-
Mayors huge musical extrava.
ganza. comes Saturday, October 8,
to the Columbia. stars Of stage and
screen stars Of vaudeville. opera
and radio stars OF the wonderful
amusement fields of the Twentieth
century. in one huge parade. with
20 song hits. abundant comedy,
tuneful melodies and dialogue that
sparkles, to say nothing of the
largest dancing chorus Of beautiful
girls that ever dazzled an audi
ence, are features Of this enter
tainment
Marion Davies gives one of her
famous male InasQuerades, assisted
by q chorus Of six.footera, and
she sings and tap dances.
John Gilbert and Norma Shearer
give version Of Romeo and
Juliet"
Conrad Nagel makes his debut
as 3 singer.
Bessie Love gives generously o.
her talents.
Joan Crawford rayishes the eye
and sings grooming melody,
Buster Keaton takes one of his
dtzziest falls.
William Haines and Gwen Lee
are there with one Of the famous
Haines' t'gags'' to which Karl
Dane and George x. Arthur lend
q few deft touches.
Marie Dressler and Polly Moran,
two famous condolences, do their
stuff.
Charles King Of '.The Broad.
way Melndy'' fame. introduces
new songs.
Gus Edwards appears Iii several
numbers to which he contributed
songs.
Ukeiele Ike Il seen ana heard
IN = new medium Tor his versa
tility.
Natacha Nattova startles with,
new hair-raising leaps ana bounds.
The Albertina Rasch Ballet give
some OF their eye-f filling dance
ensembles.
THE Brox Sisters and others
also take part in this spectacular
show.
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'l|.NELY TIPS

Personalg
CURTAINS Iaundereas established
SpsriGl N0tices
OAECORD AGAIsA GRAPES
nseial this week Grimes Golden
NdsrS Grape Juice, ea gallOn.
4 ars.ss and Lands for Sale
VIRGINIA FARAE-B acres ground,
sNooHn h0uses $500.
Busireas Opportunities
Ilaree large rooms for rent second
kloors snitable for business; reason
Male Hslp Wanted
PIs ssERAt 0nce, must -
sxp. sooa salarys psrinnnent posi-.
etcn - right nlan
utomobiFs for Sails
NASH 1875 COACH ttraellys.
green Dnc0s goOa tiresi motor Y
axoellene e1ndi itl0n ~ Ideal tAlll-
m cars eaeg terms: 1sxb,
Aparfssents rniished
18TH gH n. ~. CON. sRRING
Id, F0oHag, dining ale9ves klteA-
81, bath t1 beflroOnisl ELL IhAg
l1EEISEaEEA ATEoEt S85.b ffant,
Al ontalae gDoiags cleen. ml0aeFn
lildlns
MaIs Hslp anrad
YOUNG MEN FResiNeen 10 ana
eg yeME8 oa age With o. with0at
hiogelees healshkI outdoor WoRk
@ tslegraUh sesssngerst eood pay.
Beard end koem
CLIFTON, F,lne Iasee
q floor roomt sultable Tor 81
best hOIne conkings a.m.Lt cen
enleht g earn and hps.
ApartmentS uEpishsd
WT0N, n. W.-stesaa noes,
rsSrls, kftehsne and hatht sleose.
517sill Gaa slsctxicltyi heati uaHltp.
Ths aboes u'ants eRi offsra
- snlv q fsw ~ alany intsF-
osi'ne a}Ssrsi,smsais ysn uin
IN - eofsy's fimss go
Enanl3 elalrifisf afsn1iiriss
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her career entirely in his keeping.
He decides what show she win be
in. He attends to all business
and II return takes only the Gus.
tomary agents commission Of lo
per cent.
Mr. Farnum has not come 70
Hollywood seeking players already
known. He seeks newcomers. ne
plans. eventually. 60 enlarge this
scouting search. Psrhaps nexf
year he may visit 20 ~ rrrre cllle-
ar1 giEs audstiuBS a fNm f~w.w'e
mosl central fhagher.
n i1l1 = hc1,s scfrwa -
U1n Hara1 y 1sa
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The Addition

mum, New York theatrical agent
will sit IN the local Music Box
TheAter and give any and all
theatrical aspirants 3 chance To
strut their stuff. Farnum did
the same thing in Chicago. en-
route to Hollywood. a girl from
d department store was among
those to take her turn on the
stage. Farnum signed her Inn
mediately and landed her In 81
second musice comedy road show
company ditto.
Farnum Is In close touch with
broadway producers. He has q
number OF featured players under
contract and In big shows whom
he developed from little or moth.
Ing. He has number Of utl-
lxnoWns who are stepping along
nicely and will some day Be elec.
tric-ligfked knowlls.
His present trip West II - the
nature Of an experiment Any.
newcomer be signs To 4 contract,
as result of his or her perform
ance at the Music Box today win
be given a five.yeae contract and
q guarantee Os IS weeks work
yearly. He. personally, win pay
al expenses necessary 10 improve
a "slgnee's" dancing Or singing
ABILITIES. He win also pay living
expenses in New York during this
educational period. He gam1izs
his time ana unoney or the safu1s
81 neWcomer1 he eigne % een.
''is's s. s..-A ga Asu-.Dusns@
The Washington times., 1929-09-26
7ROGR AM MS FOR NE "
WEEK IN TIE "A TIERS


RFf.AsCO william EaVeFphan,
recently seen IL thu allsskaF re.
vivnls ~ aDipIonlacy" and edin1,
TIC pnnman. opens 3 weeks en.
raremenf Monday night IN
new modern comedy ~ e.
Thomnh and Harrison Rhodes
caiIed sTIer Friend, the King.
h Lawrence Weber - the pro-
ducer ana IN the supporting cast
are Ara Gerald. Hugh Sinclair,
Katherlns KOh1er. Henry Morrens
Daisy Atherton, Charles hsdale.
William Dorbin, Edmund Dalpy
and PogBy Hoyenden.
NATIONAL "A return engage
nent of the highly snccessful
musical comedy. A Connecticul
Yankee. Is announced " open
Sunday night. Fields. RODGERS
ard Hart wrote the music Tor
thia melodlous version Of Mark
Twain. including my Heart
Stood stili" and ''ThOtl Swell
among other bit tunes The cast
n headed by Mary Adams and
Richard Lane, ana the company
inciudea 4 big chorus Of pretty
gIrle. The entire production has
been done 81 permission Of the
eeiafa oe Mark Twain and b gen.
orally regarded by critics as 3
real musical stage novelty.
POIT Producer Charles =.
Gordon win open his latest play.
aThe Ghost Parade, Monday
ni9ht. This draEnR. dealing with
love and intrigue as factors with
British diplomacy ~ lndia, vas
written BY HadIey Waters, all-
thor Of the Hollywood success.
'sI4ittie Orchid Annie. Che cast
81 principals is headed hy Clar-
ence Derwsnt ana Evan Thomas,
ard includes Joan Blaine. Ann
johnson, Catherine Proctor. o.
waId Marshall and Donald Bleke'
well. The settings Tor the play
were designed BY Clarke robin.
son.
PAI.AC Three Live Ghosts.
1 United Artists sound and dias
logue feature. win be the main
screen attraction beginning Satur-
day, with y cast which includes
Beryl Mercer Hilda Vaughn,
Harry Stubbs. Joan Bennett,
Nancy Price, Charles McNaugh.
ton. Robert Montgomery and
Tanen Hoikz. III q made from
the highly successful stage play.
ON the stage All Evans and his
Syncopators win back up = new
Publix unit revue, Five and Ten
Foilies,'' with Roy SedIey, June
Carr, Phil Arnold, La Granna and
the Sorell Steppera Featured. a
program Of supplementary shorts
with music by the Palace concert
orchestra completes the bill.
COLUMBIA 'The Dance ot
Life featuring Hal Ekelly ana
Nancy Carroll, win continue Tor
3 5econd week beginning &aturs
day. IN this feature, made from
the ntaee play, sBursesque,
Nancy Carroll offers tife greatest
narforr1aYice ~ her career. She
plays Bonnie, the heart of gold
trouper who sticks 70 ska
johnson, q disslpated hokum
comedian. played by Hal Skelly.
Singing and dancing sequences
are filmed In color. The supple.
rnentary screen features include
q ClIff Edwards ukelele and sing
ing specialty, the Fox MOvistone
and an M.G-M news reel. Music
81 the Columbia orchestra, Claude
Burrows conducting, completes the
program.
METROPOLITAN = sGold Dig.
gers of Broadway" the Warner
Brothers ali-slnging, all-dancing,
aiI.falking special, filmed through
out IN technIcolor, holds over Tor
second week. beginning Satur.
day. Made from the David
Belasco production of Avery HOP.
woods play, the picture features
Winnie Lightner. Ann Penning-
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CHEW ALIER' S
TAIKIE IS
A HIT
RN D0ROTHY. HERz0G

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. 25.
There're those days, f'r inst. Bill
Setter tried to get l1is east on the
Jazz Queen sci.
Miss MackaiII.' = he called.
'DOrothy's fixing her hair. !"
enlightened Assistant Bill Goetz.
Miss Johnstone."
''Juliannes fixing her dress =
Mr.. BlaclS1asr 2
'sSydney,s fixing his makeup. |"
And what are you doing.
Goetz?" asked Setter. politely.
I'm bnttoning mp my over
coat. d
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TraIpisiIlg Around

Charlie Mack, Of the Two
Black Crows. Is reclSoned to be.
visiting bis folks IN Tacoma.
Wash. He ii Teckoned bout
ready to start FOR Oakland,
where Charlie Moran Joins him
for 3 yodVjA turn Or two. Together
they viii motor to Hollywood,
! though In which one of Mack'a
.sundry cars 'tis difficult to
opine. The Crows are slated IL
begin their second Paramount
talkie in the not distant future.
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GEORGE $. KAUFMAN
THIS AND THAT

Back n 1918 George s. Kaufman TTOe column "a The Wash
soton Tes called "Ths and That Since then be has become
one 81 greatest Of contemporary pGwpgh Hs latest cone
ed 6ue Moon Ring Lurdner at the BeGo
M collected royalty ehecs siths author
cO-0sthor Of and Egg MGNs "DGy TO the Ladies'
"erton o MOvie COcoGnNt Beggar on HoTssbdek
800 NTLa RoanI F1.aiip
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Regardlng CheYaller

II was news to this flick bu.
reau that Maurice CheYalier has
chateau Ia Cannes, The
French star Il in his home town,
Paree. at this penning. but re-.
turns soon to begin work on
another picture. It Is rare In
deed that q newcomer to the
screen. regardless Of his popu.
larity IN other spheres or other
cities, scores the instantaneous
success that chevaiier did in.
his initial yocalloid. And yet
. I dare not say when The LUve
Parade is officially released this
gay personality win be saluted
as a celluloid star Of the first
magnitude. he impartg = wicked
humor and an infectious naughtt.
ness that wins chpckles.
To return to his chateau In
Cannes. Chevaliers with true
French economy. has q gardener
who cultiYates and sells the
flowers that grow in his gardens.
This money is nearly always sui.
ficient to meet taxes and the rum
ming expenses Of the house dur.
ing the Chevaliers' absence
And yet, few people know this.
Few. indeed. know that Cheva.
Her has q rare collection Of jew.
elry presented to him from time
to time by titled admirers. He
just doesn't bother to discuss
himself. Which is most unusual
in q village foundatloned on rs.
The Washington times., 1929-09-26

ton. Nick Lucas. Conway Tearls,
1sAyan Tashman, Albert Gran,
Aee Moran. and many others
some of the most beautiful film
spectaeieg are screened n the stage
eceness a supplementary screen
program including 8 pathe s0tnd
news reel and selected shorts
completes the program.
EARLE Dolores cosselio Il
zearts ii Exile. I, wherein the
Glalncrous Warner Brothers star
appears a. q Russian peasant eiri
comes e. the main screen atfracs
ton. beginning with the Friday
41:ey p. ~. showing. Grant
Withers, James Kirkwood. George
Eawcett. David Torrence. Olive
Tell. Tom Dugan. william Irvine
ana rose Dione are featured IN
sne supporting cast. A program
* snort Vitaphone subjects with
special fnterpretative overture
~ the Earle Concert Orchestra.
Daniel Breeskln conducting WIN
complete the entertainment.
FOX Monts Blue ana Nav
McAvoy are co-starred ia the
Warner Brothers feature, ..No
Defense, which win be the main
screen attraction beginning SAT.
urday. It is the story of tie love
DetWeen an Eastern Rirl and q
blg Western locomotive enaineer.
a gpecial screen feature wiIi pre-.
sent Al. Conan Doyle. noted
author. IN MOvieto1a. The third
Fanchon and Marco idea. s'Gobs
OF Joy, viii constitute the stage
portion Of the program. Featured
are Arthur Pa" West. PafRe
Sisters, Scotty Weston, Emperors
Of Harmony, Moore and Moore,
! HoWit and Jones, Billie and
Elsie Lewis, and the SunIist
Beauties. n Fox MOvietona news
reel ana q special overture by
the FOX orchestra win complete
the program.
RTALTO Tonight at Twelve, =
with q notable cast which In
cludes 16adge BeIIany, Robert EI.
lis, Margaret LIVINGSTON, Vera
Reynolds. Norman Trevor. Mary
Doran and George Lewis, comes
as the main screen attraction,
opening Saturday. Tonight at
Twelve" u an ail-diaiogue screen
adaptation cf owen Davis daring
stage play of the same name. 1t
II said to BE adroitly directed
with most of the bright and
snappy lines retained. Al pros
gram of suppIe Elementary short TEA
tllres with music BY. the RiaIto
Orchestra win complete the en-.
tertainment.
LTTTL Mana" the French
plcturization of Emile ZoIa,s novel
81 the theatrical underworld in
Paris. win IS the new screen at.
traction beginning Saturday.
depletion Of the life of q cour-
tesan IA the demi.world and was
directed by Jean Renoir. Cath
crime Hessllng, French film favor
ite, Warner Kraus and Jean An
gelO play the featured roles. a
program Of short features includ.
ing q news reel and screen novelty
with music BY tho Little trio COM
pletes the bin.
GAYETYB Buriesque Review
Il the title Of the new Mutual at.
traction which arrives Sunday
matinee. Harry ''Pep'' Pearee and
Madelyn Beatty are the leaders Of
the gay revelry supported BY Ed.
die 9irnms. Frank Kramer, Her.
bert Harris. Chef Kniffin, Nellie
Casull. Evelyn Burke and Char
lotto Rae. a chorus or beauty
and dancing ginger supplies 9
moving background for score Of
song numbers. Two special scenic
numbers are An American Rookie
III Paris and aThe Plays the
Thing. !"
The Washington times., 1929-09-26

METROPOLITAN =. asGold Dig.
gers Sc Broadway" the Warner
Brothers ali-alnging, all-dancing,
ail.talking special, filmed through
out IN technIcolOr, holds over Tor
= second week. beginning satar.
day. Made from the David
Belasco production of Avery Hop.
woods play, the picture features
Winnie Lightner. Ann Penning-