Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

Lytell is seen under arrest, and the
prime minister of a foreign country
promises him freedom II he finds
means of opening a safe in the embassy
and bringing back to him the ring
guarded therein. The Lone Wolf meets
Patsy Ruth Miller, also in quest OF the
ring When the man manages to get
the ring 1t is only to give 1t back to the
girl and not to the prime minister.
The picture, directed by Richard
Boleslavsky, was adapted from the story
by Louis Joseph Vance.
The program also includes the latest
Ripley Believe 1t or Not" Vltaphone
Variety, the Looney Tune cartoon
comedy, the Educational Don't Give
Up" and The Evening Star-Universal
newsreel, with Graham McNamee.
COLUMBIA-"WhOo
''\NHOOPEE." Eddie Cantor's starring
w production for United Artists. is
the current attraction at Loew's Co
lumbia. The picture was produced by
Florenz ziegfeld with the original cast.
The entire production is in technicolor,
said to be of a new and perfected va
riety. This version is based on the
book and play The Nervous Wreck"
Eleanor Hunt is Cantor's leading woman
in the production.
The costumes required for ''Whoopee"
were designed by John Harkrider, one
of Americas distinguished young paint
ers. Mrs. Harkrider has created the
artistic settings for most of the ziegfeld
shows of the past five years.
EARLE-"Truth About Youth"
\NARNER'S EARLE presents the First
National and Vitaphone film,
The Truth About Youth" Borrah
Minevitch and His Rascals and Aunt
Jemima lead the stage entertainment.
Loretta Young has the leading role
in The Truth About Youth" She ap-
pears as a girl who falls in love with a
man advanced in years, but in order to
make him happy, becomes af1anced to
the young man picked by the elderly
man. The young man. however. is
enmeshed in an affair with a dancer.
David Manners, who appeared in
Journeys End; Myrna 10y, Conway
Tearle and Myrtle Steadman appear in
the cast.
Borrah Minevitch and his II "musi-
cal maniacs'' will appear in a melange
of music and comedy. Aunt Jemima
of ziegfeld "Show Boat" fame will be
seen and heard in new songs Kay
Hamlin and Kay, entertainers; the
Vitaphone Variety, Grounds for Muir
der" with Phoebe Foster and Ernest
Glendenning. and the Earle News
Events are on the bill.
R-K-O KEITHS-Amos m ANDY.
4 MOS N ANDY in their first all
talking feature picture, Check and
Double Check" are being held over for
a second week at R-K-O Reith's. The
introduction of the famous radio team
to picture audiences has attracted large
crowds. The following they built up
through their nightly broadcasts gained
them thousands of admirers in Wash
ington, and the desire to see their fav-
orites is drawing them to the theater.
Check and Double Check" which Ra-
dio Pictures produced, deals with a COM
plete new episode of Amos m Andy's
adventures with the Fresh Air Taxicab
Co.. 1ncorpulated. It also has a white
cast with mystery, drama. an appealing
love story and other elements to supple
ment and lend dramatic punch to the
humor. Irene Rich, Sue Carol, Charles
Morton, Ralf Harolde and others ap-
pear in the cast. Duke Ellington and
mis- colored jazz orchestra dispense a
few tunes.
Supplementary short features and
the news reel round out.
LITTLE-"Unguarded Girls"
THE picture "Unguarded Girls. ~
which has to do with the bureau
of missing persons" connected with
police departments. especially inexperi-
enced girls arriving in large cities, and
which has been shown exclusively to
women during the past week, will con-
clude its engagement at the Little Thea
ter this week, where it is now being