The Washington times., 1930-02-01
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Tmnn. Han Hart Jenks. Philip
Cuin. Lawrence H. Cecil Rob
eTk Strauss. and Ihager Roberts.
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ftnn. which IS characterized IS
having q billlon dollars worth
81 stars recruited fkom tae
saare and screen comes % tie
wnx ThEafcr. February
This production inelnae8 the
following list e stars. win
Rogers. janet Gaynor. Charles
rarreIl. Victor 11cEaelen. 3D.
mund Love. IT Brcndel WIZ
Ham Collier. sr.. Tom RatEicola,
walter CatIeft. J. Harold MnK-
ray WsrneK Baxter. Ann Penn
in9tnn. George Jessel Whisper
inq Jack smith. sharon Lynn.
Lew BFice. Dixie Lee. Paul
PAGE. George 1Eaek aElane and
james Corbstt, Gentleman
Jim.
The next screen attraction
which win play at T.oeW's Pal
sce viii Be Param0untss aM
talking production. Seven
DAYS Leave featuring Gary
Corper. On the. stage win be
presented another LOew pro
dncti0n.
An around Satisfac ton IS the
result of Loew's January
festival has convinced 1.oews ok
the benefits derived by both
patron and theater Is the re-
suit Of bigger and better pro
grams. that they viii continue
their efforts into February with
the slogan Eirst IN February.
Some az The features scheduled
to play &C 1OeW's PALACE are
seven Days Leave . Para
mount picture featuring Cary
Cooper. Burning Up featuring
Michael Arlen and Mary Brian,
produced also aoslI1E
and the Metro yer
production c slElgs
a 1tnr olauS0n
and Conrad Ma While
defiante bookings for OeNV
Columbia are not y6s valuable
they VIII be Of the super enter
tainneat tyre.
srrivolikieg' ranks among the
topIlOscn atErac ctiOns with AGga-
tuaI I'heater patrons. and Il Is
this great show that drops
anchor next week ct the pOpll-
lar Gayety I'heater on Ninth
street. .Friyclitie win live up
Ia its splendid ideals With the
cooperation pf artists such as
Frank Harcoairt. tina & celel0 ated
disciple Of fun; Adeliiae. the
dancing wonder. and Ethel AL
bertilai, who sings, and howl
The chorus Is described rs en-
eve filler
No. NO. Nanette. z which
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ful Cf American musical come
dies, win be the next attraction
ST the metropolitan Theater
following the eilgag cement of
The Sacred Flame.
Produced as b First National
VifaplaOne picture with spec
taclilar scenes ia gorgeous nat
ural color. No, No, 1ganett
Is expected t0 set ! new stand
ard for excellence iii screen
musicals.
Tt introduces tU Wasl1iIlg ton
Tor the first time BeInice Claire
ana Alexander Gray the new
ana sensational singing lovers
Of talking pictures. Hundreds
0g beautiful girls rolIpe o1
skilled dancers and singers and
All abundance az comedy talent
are featured la this production