The Washington times., 1929-10-31
FOR NEW
WEEK IN THEATERS

Lloyd from a story hy |. A. r.
Wylie. supplementary short
Nitaphone subjects, a news reel
and selections by the Earle con.
cert orchestra, Daniel Breeskin.
conducting. complete the program
FOX-Lee Tracy, stage star of
Broadway and The Front Page"
makes his debut in BIB Time,
the Fox talking picture, opening
a weeks engagement Saturday.
1t is a backstaSe story detailing
the joys and glooms of Vaude
vile performer with much stress
laid on the narrative. In support
of Mr.. Tracy are Mae Clarke.
Daphne Pollard Josephine Dunn
and Stephin Fetchit. The stage
program will present another
Fanchon and Marco unit. Bows
and BeauXs" with Coscia and
Verdi. Shapiro and O'Malley. Gale
bankruptcies, Eight Dancing Feet,
California Ramblers. stephen Mo-
roni, Betty Wayne and the Har-
mony Sweethearts. John Irving
Fisher will preside as master of
ceremonies. Leon Brusiloff's
band will offer "Espara" as the
overture, and Fox MovietOne News
will complete the program.
R.k-O-kEITH'S-"Street Girl"
with Betty Compson has been At
tracting capacity crowds and will
he held over for A second week
beginning Saturday. 1t is a
spirited and tuneful talking pic
ture, for several catchy melodies
are woven into the action. The
star has the assistance of Jack
Oakie, John Harron. Ned Sparks,
Joseph CaWthorn, Ivan Lebedeff
and Guy Buccola. A program of
supplementary short features with
music the R-k-Olians under the
direction of c. Frederick Clark
completes the bill.
RIALTO - Robert Armstrong
and Carol Lombard in an ex-
citing newspaper feature, Big
News" begins the new policy Of
Friday opening at the RialtO
Theater. Gregory La Cava di.
rected this picture from a story
by George s. Brooks and this tale
of the Fourth EstGte has Tom
Kennedy, Warner Richmond.
Wade Boteler, Sam Hardy, Robert
Dudley, Louis Payne, James DON
land, Cupid Iansworth, Fred
Behrle. Gertrude Sutton, Colvin
Chase and Charles Sellon as
principles. In the supplementary
program will be found a Grant.
land Rice "Sportlight," a Uni
versal newsreel and music by the
Rialto Concert Orchestra.
COLUMBIA-Moran and Mack,
the two black crows. in why
Bring That Up?" come as the
main screen attraction opening
Saturday. The story for the
burnt cork comedians was written
by Octavus Ray Cohen and pro-
vides abundant opportunity for
the funny gags and stories which
have made the comedians famous.
EVELYN Brent. Harry Green, Bert
Swor. Jack Luden. Eddie Kane
and Chales Hill also appear in
the production. Short subjects,
lnHluulHS tic Ii''il SI-Ai C'i CIoiiC
News. a comedy and selections
hv the Columbia concert orChes-
ira. Claude Burrows conducting,
will complete the program.
PALACE-The Metro Goldwyn
collegiate production, 80 This Is
College" comes as the main
screen attraction opening Satur-
day. Sam Wood directed a fea-
ture that is said to bubble with
the spirit of youth. with football
games, campus gayety and student
wisecracking rampant in a picture
crammed with action, Elliott Nu-
gent, Robert Montgomery, Cliff
Edwards, Sally Starr, Max David.
son, Polly Moran and Gus Debert
have the principal roles. On the
stage AL Evans will direct his
SyncCpators for a new revue unit,
Shanghai testers featuring
Seed and Austin. William Sisters,
Bemis and Brown. Eiecta HaVel.
and the Chinese Rosehuds Hearst
Metrotone News. and selections
by the Palace concert orchestra
Harry Berries conducting, will
complete the program.