Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

In the way OF hVe dlIeTenG VOICES
Lila Lee plays the heroine, as tne sloe
show girl and Elliott Nugent has the
Juvenile lead. Others in the cast are
Harry Earles, Ivan Linow and John
MILAN.
Rennie Rubin in Gems of M-G-M,"
the Hearst Metrotone News and our
Gang In pups Is Pups" will complete
the entertainment.
Clara Bow the Star
At the Earle Theater Friday.
CLARA BOW will be seen in her latest
~ production, Love Among the Mil
lionaires." Friday of this week at the
Earle Theater 1t is Clara's flrst musi-
cal romance and is said to boast the
poppy Clara with new haircomn ana
slender lines.
waitress in small railroad restau-
rant meets Stanley Smith as brake
man. They fall in love, but Clara later
learns that Stanley is the son OF the
president of the railroad. 1t is then
that their romance no longer runs
smoothly.
to give Clara story exceptionally suited
to her talents.
Little Mitzi Green, who won many
hearts with her representations OF
Maurice Chevalier; Helen Kane and
Charles Mack, appears as the saucy
little sister of Clara, and sings a song
and gives an imitation of Clara Bow.
Tine New Racket" with Gardner
James, James Bradbury and Irene
Homer. a novelty short and the Earl
News Reel complete the program
Lets Go Native"
At Palace for New Week.
GET ETS Go Native" Paramount pic
IL ture. with Jack Oakie, comes to
Loewis Palace for the new week Satur-
day. Besides the famous chin and grin
man there is an unusually nne cast
which includes Jeanette Macdonald,
Skeets Gallagher, James Hall, William
Austin, Kay Francis, David Newell and
Eugene Palette.
The story revolves about ship
wrecked group on an island which Is
rich in oil and pearls. The heroine,
when rescued along with the others,
sells the island TO the villain and then
sees It sink in the ocean. The action
is interpolated with song hits and
music.
For the stage Arthur Knorr has
staged a unique Offering from the Cap
itol Theater, New York, THE Undersea
Ballet" This Loew production by
Louis K. Sidney is said to be more SEN
sational, more massive, than when IT
was originally produced at the Capitol
several years ago 1t features Raye-Ellis
and La Rue, Ray Collins, c. J. Linde-
man and the famous Capitol ballet
corps of 80.
The Palace Concert Orchestra, under
Harry Borjes, short subjects and the
Hearst Metrotone News will complete
the program.
"The Bad Man"
Coming to Metropolitan.
DORTER EMERSO BROWNIES
noted play, THE Bad Man. tran
scribed to the talking screen by First
National and Vitaphone, comes Friday
of this week to Warner Brothers Metro
politan. The play was one of the out
standing hits of the legitimate stage
several seasons ago. 1t is the story OF
q lovable but dissolate rogue who re-
CARDS nothing as sacred, and lives by
thievery and murder.
This Pancho Lopez, in the story,
comes upon a ranch IL Arizona. Be-
fore despoiling the place he learns that
an Eastern girl and her husband are
guests Of the ranch owner. This owner
is about to lose his ranch because he is
unable to pay accumulated notes. ADD
TO this the complication that he is in
love with the wife Of the man who is
his guest and you get a fair idea OF
what Pancho Lopez comes upon when
he raids the ranch house. He determines
to take the Eastern girl TO his mountain
retreat ana keep her for himself per
sonalle" What makes him change his
mind. what makes him decide to make
the girl widow in order that she might
be happy with the man she really loves
and how he settles his own affairs II
said to be an intensely interesting
drama.
Walter Huston, who will be recalled
for his finely etched characterization II
hac n
porting players include Dorothy Revier
James Rennie, o. p Heggie, who PLAYED
the original role on the stage with Hol
bro-k Blinn. Quinn william, Arthu
stone and Johnny Arthur.
The supplementary program include
tWo-reel comedy, The Boss. ORDERS
a Vitaphone variety Yacht Club Boys,
THE Evening Star Universal News
reel and the Graham McNamee talkinI
reporter news events OF the world.
Common Clay"
Held Over at the Fox.
uCoMNAoN CLAY" the Fox Movie
~ tone, is to be held over for tn
new week at the Fox starting Frlda!
This picture was originally scheouie
for a week, but owing to the TN
nrecedented business it was foun
necessary 70 keep it longer. John Nc
Cormack. In Song o. My Heart" wi
follow ON Friday August 20.
Constance Bennett is the star
Common Clay" with Lew Ayres, Tul
Marshall and Beryl Mercer in the sur
porting cast.
A complete change Of the stage sho
an the same program with "Commc
CLAY" is also announced for Friday TT
new Fanchon and Marco will b. II
Ewes IdeA,n FRANKIE jerks will of. la
as master Of ceremonies IN his IA %s
local stAgl appearance and the Fe