The Washington times., 1930-11-29
IN
DC. THEATERS
THIS WEEK

NATIONAL-The New York
Theater Guilds production OF
george Bernard Shaw's THE
Apple Cart" opens Monday night.
The play tells the dramatic
struggle Of q Great Britain king
to preserve actual democracy in
the nation. Cast h e ed by
Tom Powers and Violet Kemble
Cooper. Matiness Wednesday and
Saturday.
BELASCO-Grace George In
st. John Ervine's smart comedy,
1.-The First Mrs. Fraser" opens
Monday night. In the cast are
A. E. Matthews, Lawrence Gros.
smith and Phyllis Elgar. This
play ran a solid year on Broad
way and had long engagements
abroad. Matinees Thursday and
Saturday.
FOX-Lois Moran and Phillip
Holmes in The Dancers" a film
story of modern youth, is now
playing. On the stage Fanchon
and Marcos Rose Idea" with
Red Donahue and Uno Harold
Stanton, Rio and Lunny, Three
Jacks and a Queen and Helen
Petch. Fox Movietone and the
Brusiloff orchestra completes the
program.
METROPOLITAN - outward
Bound" the movie version of
Sutton Vane's play, is now
playing. Director Robert Milton
makes personal appearance in
augurating the two performances
q day policy. In the cast are
Leslie Howard Chandler, Berry
Mercer, Douglas Fairbanks, ir.,
and Montagu Love. Matinee and
night performances with reserved
seats.
RIALTO-Harry Langdon, Slim
Summerville and Bessie Love in
the fast moving comedy, 'See
America Thirst" is the current
screen attraction. Universal news
reel, selected short subjects and
an organlogue by otto Beck com.
pletes the program.
EARLE-"Man to Man." a dra-
matte -Green story which features
Grant Mitchell, Phillips Holmes,
George Marion, Otis Harlan, Lu.
c1lle Powers and others, opens as
the screen attraction today.
On the stage Pat Rockney and Pat
Rooney Sd, Conlin and Glass,
Fred Keating, assisted by Alexan-
der the Great and the Six Mari
ne1i Girls. A newsreel and mu-
sic by the Daniel Breeskin Band
completes the program.
PALACE-Jack Oakie in "Sea
Legs" comes as the main screen
attraction. But vieing in interest
with this feature will be the Lau-
rel and Hardy Murder Case, which
is said to be a side-splitting short
comedy. On the stage will be
Allan Rogers as master of cere-
monies for Loew tabloid revue.
Tangled Traffic." introducing
Broadway entertainers. The Hearst
Metrotone News and music by the
Palace Syncopators rounds out
the program.
R-k-O KEITH'S - Constance
Bennett in "Sin Takes a Holiday"
is the main screen attraction.
This sophisticated screen feature
enl1StS a stellar cast, consisting of
Basil Rathbone, Kenneth McKen.
I1a' L1ta La Roy, Louis Bartels,
Aasu Pitts, John Roche, Kendall
Lee, Murrel Finley, Helen John.
son and Fred Walton. A news.
reel and selected short subjects
rounds out the program.
COLUMBIA-"Feet First" Har.
old Lloyd's latest production.
beginning today. This produc-
tlon is a sequel to the laugh and
thrill producer Safety Last" the
comedian made several years ago
ana which is considered by many
the most outstanding production
IN the long list of Lloyd's sue.
cesses. Barbara Kent plays the
leading feminine role with Rob.
e ert McWade u. and Lillianne Leigh,
G AYE Sugar Babies"
which, for the past six seasons
achieved notable success on the
Mutual Circuit, returns to the
Gayety Theater Sunday matinee,
The star, Harry (Hello Jake)
Fields, does several of his laugh |
compelling creations in the above
scenes. Featured entertainers are
Patricia Kelly, Flossie DeVere
and Chuck Callahan. Gift night,
auction night and amateur night, |
on Mondays, Wednesdays and |
Saturdays continue to be popu.
lar added attra ntinrr