The Washington times., 1930-07-19
PROGRAM FOR
NEW WEEK In
THEATERS

Il
PALACE-William Powell. in
Shadow Of the Law" comes as
the main screen attraction open
ing today. The picture intro
duces Powell in 9 new type Of
role. He plays the part of q nan
convicted of murder although in
1ocent, contrives q Jail break and
becomes fugitive from justice.
Natalie Moorehead and Regis
Toomey are prominent in the
supporting cast. On the stage
viii be new Capitol Theater re-
vue unit, July Fillies." 1t will
introduce the Arnaut brothers,
Babs, Gaynor and Byron, the
Chester Hale girls and Ray Teal
rs master of ceremonies. Dick
ueibert's organalogue and music
BY the Sy1copators with the
Hearst Metrotone news reel com.
plete the program.
R,K-O.KEITH'S - Lawful Lar
ceny," with Bebe Daniels and
Lowell Sherman featured, comes
opening today. ,a This Is the
as the main screen attraction
film version Of the Samuel Ship
man play and In the supporting
cast will be Kenneth Thomas,
Olive Tell and Purnell Pratt. It
tells the story Of a wife who
loses her husband to a scheming
adventures and then proceeds to
win him back again by some
adroit rl1aneuvers. On the sup
Elementary program will be an
exceptional comedy called Swell
People" a news reel, travelogue,
and music by Freddy Clark's
RK, ,Olians.
COLUAEBIA-Joan Crawford, in
"Our Hlushing Brides" will hold
over for q second week beginning
today. This Metro Goldwyn
special is follow-up on "Our
Dancing Daughters" and "Our
Modern Maidens." and Miss CrAw-
ford has the assistance Of the
same featured players: Anita
Page and Dorothy Sebastian. The
males Of the cast are Robert
Montgomery, John MILAN and
Raymond Hacket. On the sup
Elementary program is a SILLY
symphony" the Hearst -Metrotone
news reel and music by the Co
lumbia Concert Orchestra, Claude
Burrows conducting.
EARLE-Wfll Osborne, the fav-
orite radio crooner, and his band,
are held over for q second week,
opening yesterday. An en-
tireiy new program OF songs and
orchestral numbers is promised
by the maestro Of the Earle stage.
On the screen will be Dancing
Sweeties," described as a rhap-
sody Of young love, and present
ing Sue Carol, Grant WitherS,
Edna. Murphy. Tully Marshall,
Kate Price, Adams Vaughn and
Eddie Phillips. The. picture was
directed by Ray Enright. On the
supplementary screen program
will be Vftaphone varieties and
news reel. Daniel Breeskin'S Or
NA4CoOA3 WILL P1OfAoC IA4C ONCAGAA Cs
FOX 1t is a two-star bill
at the, Fox this week, with Ed
mund Lowe filling the screen and
Frank Richardson, Movieto1e
musical comedy singer, on the
stage. The Lowe feature is .
new picture, Good Intentions"
which er1lists Marsuerite
Churchill, Earle Foxe, Regis
Toonaey, Owen Davis. jr. Hale
Hamilton and William Harrigan.
On the stage will be the Fanchon
and Marco revue idea, "Ovcr-
tureS," presenting Sam Jack
kaufman and others Of the
varieties. An organ speciality will
be offered by Ron and Don.
The Fox Movietone news and
music by the Leon Brusiloff Or
chestra will complete the pro-
gram.
METRP RPOLITAN-A lively
American comedy of tangled loves
with a touch of Paris Sophistica-
: ton is /. featured in Recap
tured Love-" now the main
screen attraction opening Friday.
Belle Bennett. Dorothy Burgess
and John Halliday have the fea-
tured roles in this production
made from the stage play Mis-
deal" Featured players are
Richard Tucker, the G sisters,
Junior Durkin and George Bickel.
Additional attractions will include
new uitaphone Varieties, the Uni
versal news reel and selected
short subjects.
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