Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-20

and other strange people--face lions
wild elephant herds and other perils
and come through smiling with a mo-
ton picture that Is regarded as solid en-
tertainment as well as education; A lee
ture that has both snap and educa-
tional value makes the picture almost q
complete talking production.
FOX-"Cameo Kirby"
ROOTH HARRINGTON and Harry
~ Leon Wilson's story of Cameo
Kirby" is the new film feature at the
Fox Theater until Wednesday of this
week The story was first made as a
silent production several years ago. 1t
reGdTSN row to the screen as talking
picture and with several of the best OF
the stage and screen stars in the i'm
portant roles, including J. Harold Muir
ray and N3rfaa Te<ris, both formerly
Ziegield stars. Mr.. Murray Is cast as
Cameo Kirby, gallant lover, duelist and
card sharp, gaining his name from his
love for canoes. Others are Douglas
Gilmore, Stephen Fetchit. colored come
dian; Robert EdesoE, Myrna 10y and
Charles Morton.
of the old South with its fair ladies
and brave gentlemen. = nigh light Of
the production is George MacFarlane
famed baritone, with the Blllbrew
chorus of so voices. Cameo Kirby"
will be shown for four days only, giving
way to the Metropolitan Opera Co. on
Wednesday.
On the stage Fanchon and Marcos
idea, titled Accordion" will be pre-
sented In addition TO large group OF
girls playing this instrument, others In
the cast will be introduced by the Fox
master of ceremonies, Alexander CAL
lam, They include Burt and Lehman,
Theodore and Katya, Nat Spector, Mary
Price. Arnold Hartman and q new group
of Sunkist Beauties. The Fox Orchestra
overture and the Fox Movietone News
will complete the offerings.
EARLE-"Show Girl in Hollywood"
AT Warner Bros Earle Theater this
"A week. saucy Alice White is star
ring in Show Girl in Hollywood" the
First National and Vitaphone adapta-
ton of J. P. McEvoy's successful serial,
and a sequel to "Show Girl" which Nc
Evoy wrote and Miss White created in q
First National production the past sea-
son. These new adventures Of Dixie
Dugan, Broadway Showgirl and dancer,
in the land of cameras and microphoneS
are described as unique, presenting
faSt-moving romance, continuous fun,
glinpses of many film stars and the in
terror of talkie studios, with many
beautiful musical sequences in Techni-
color.
Jack Mulhall is seen in the role Of
Jimmy Doyle, Dixie's friend and cheer
leader. Blanche Sweet returns to the
films in this picture as movie star to
whom the talkies we're unkind. Ford
Sterling, John MILAN, Virginia Sale,
Lee Shumway and Herman Bing also
are in the cast.
Miss White sings three new song hits
I've Got My Eye On YOU" Holly
wood" and Hang On To Rainbow"
Additional features include Vitaphone
Varieties, the Earle Orchestra, The
Evening Star Universal, with Graham
McNamee officiating as "newsreel re-
porter" and the Pathe Newsreel.
PALAOE-"Montana Moon"
Joan CRAWFORD, Metro Goldwyn-
y Mayer star, is now to be seen at
Loew's Palace in a daring outdoor ro-
nance of the West Montana Moon"
John Mack Brown, Dorothy Sebastian,
Ricardo Cortez, Benny Rubin. Cliff Ed
wards and Karl Dane provide the sup
porting cast. There are five song hits
in the picture, some Of them sung by
chorus Of cowboys.
The plot centers about the daughter
of a wealthy ranch owner, who, dis
gusted with the set in which she travels,