The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-17
FOR
THEATERS
NEXT WEEK


BELASCO-"Ioneymoon Lane,
with Kate Smith In her original
role which brought fame on
Broadway will be the next attraI'
ton OF Savoy musical comedy
company, opening Sunday night
Robert Capron will have the
Eddie Bowling role. Theima
Parker will be the Mary" Frank
Gallagher, Ted KleinZ, Renee
Hamilton. Billy Kelley, and Vance
Leonard are others happily cast.
Little White House, " Dreams
For Sale" and the other song
hits will be heard assisted by the
Belasco garden Of girls.
FOX-Dolores Del Rio and
Charles Farrell In 1.-THE Red
Dance will be the main screen
attraction beginning saturday. 1t
Is a story of the Russian revolu-
ton. with all the passion, color.
loves and hates OF pre-war Rus
sian exciting action. Dolores rs
a peasant girl who dances her
way to fame. The stage portion
OF the program will be another
Of the idea presentation utiliz-
ing large group of entertainers,
backed up by the Fox grand or
chestra, Leon Brusiloff conduct
ing.
PALACE--Emil Jannings In
Sins OF the Fathers" will be the
main screen attraction, beginning
Saturday. In his latest feature
Jannings Is seen az a bootlegger
who sells poison liquor to his son
causing blindness. The tragic
elements OF the story are re-
lieved by good comedy. Ruth
Chatterton plays the feminine
lead. On the stage will be a
Loew-Public unit show. "Cherrio.
backed up by Wesley Eddy and
his syncapators. Featured per-
formers are Grace and Marie
Eline, Wally Jackson, Helen Mac
Farlahd and the Candy Hale girls.
supplemental screen features and
the Palace orchestra under Harry
Borjes, complete the program.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Irish
Rose" Anne Nichols sensationaliy
successful play in The Green ver-
sion with sound is tils 11.ain screen
attraction. beginning Saturday.
Nancy Carroll, Boldly Rogers.
Jean Hersholt, Bernard Corey,
Ida Kremer. and J Farrell Nc
Donald are cast in the principal
roles. "Abie's Irish Rose" teaches
that love conquers all misunder-
standing and that Bigotry and
the jealousy of creeds In all
wrong. Supplementary short fea-
lures in sound complete the pro-
gram.
EARLE" Submarine, contain
Ing some startling underwater
scenes Is the principal screen fen.
ture beginning with the Friday
1I:30 p. m. showing. Jack Holt,
Dorothy Reyier and Ralph Graves
are the leading actors In a thrill.
ing story which involves deep sea
diving and the raising OF a huge
under sea boat. The program for
the new week will Be completed by
selected short Vitaphone reel pre-.
sentation. new comedy and a
news reel.
COLUM3FA--''Wings." the spec.
tacnlar epic OF the air with Clara
Bow. Richard Arlen. Buddy
Rogers, Gary Cooper and others
of enlnence with Paramount, will
be the main screen attraction be-
ginning Saturday. First wash.
shingtOn showing at popular
prices The picture In aynchronized
with realistic sound effects that
ado to the thrills. In addition to
Wings" there will be short Metro
Movietone acts, M-G4M newsreel
and selections by the Columbia
concert orchestra under the eiirec-
ton Of Claude Burrows.
STRAND--Mutual ~'.rlesdue will
be further popularized a. ring the
engagement next week OF stolen
Sweets. 4 The featured enter.
tanners viii be Harry Levine and
Edith Palmer: Thelma Lewis.
prima donna: Bea Moore, soubrette,
and as an added attraction LaJade,
who reyels In the sinewy meander.
ings OF East Indian dances ex.
traordinary. There Ii also william
J. Johnston and Artie Lewis serv.
ing as foil for the drOlIerles OF the
comedians. Bob Leonard. singer
and dancer Of speed and skill. win
offer specialtieE.