The Washington times., 1930-07-12
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EARLE-will Osborne, popular
radio crooner, with his band,
is playing a return engage
ment and opened Friday. An
entirely new program of song
hits Is promised. The main screen
attraction will be Road to Para
disc" with, Loretta Young and
Jack Mulhall featured. In the
supporting cast for this film tale
of beauty. thieves and romance
will be found Raymond HaGton,
George Barraud, Kathlyn Will
lamS, Ben Hendricks, jr., Dot Far
ley, Winter Hall, Purnell Pratt
and Fred Kelsey. On the supple
mentary program will be Vita.
phone Varieties, a newsreel and
music by the Earle concert orches-
ira, Daniel Breeskin conducting.
METROPOLITAN-"way of All
Men," described as a gripping
drama of human emotions, comes
as the main screen attraction
now playing. Douglas Fair
banks, jr.. Noah Beery. Dorothy
Revier, Anders Randolf, Robert
Edeson. william Courtenay, Jul
ianne johnson and Henry Kolker
are featured in story which pic
lures what happens to a group
Of men and women, trapped by
the Mississippi flood in the luxu-
rious underground saloon Of the
community'S richest publican
FOX-Fifi D'Orsay and j. Har-
old Murray are featured in the
Fox production, Women Every
where" which comes as the main
screen attraction now playing.
It is described as tuneful musical
romance concerning the adven'
lures Of a rura-runner and his
heart affairs. with much Of the
action set in Moroccan seaport.
The voice Of Murray will be
heard in a number Of song hits.
On the stage will be a Fanchon
and Marco revue unit called
desert Idea" It features Ed
and Morton Beck, Muriel Stryker,
Cropley and Violet, Chief Eagle
Feather and the Carla Torney
dancing girls. Sam Jack Kauf-
man will preside as master of
ceremonies. Leon Brusiloff's Or
cheStra will be heard in an over
ture and Fox Movietone News will
complete the program.
R-K.O KEITH'S -- Inside the
Lines" Radio talking drama, fsa-
turing Betty Conpson and Ralph
Forbes, comes as the main screen
attraction, opening today. It
is not a war picture. although the
story concerns espionage at Gil
braltar while the world was in
turmoil. Inside the Lines" Is
described as the story Of a great
love. In the supporting cast will
be such well-known English and
American players as Betty Carter,
Ivan Simpson, Montagu Love,
Reginald Sharland, Evan Thomas
and Mischa Auer. The supple
mentary program will include
news reel, travelogue, comedy and
music by Freddy C1ark'S R-K-Ol-
ianS.
COLUMBIA-The sequal to
Dancing Daughters" called Our
Blushing Brides. comes as the
main screen attraction opening
today. Joan Crawford. Doro.
thy Sebastian. Anita Page, Robert
Montgomery, Raymond Hackett
and John MILAN are the featured
players in a triangular romance
in which department store girls
work out their love affairs. It
Is said to be packed with thrills
and offers Joan Crawford an ex.
cellent role.
PALACE-Gary Cooper comes
as the featured star in "A Man
From Wyoming" which will pro-
vide the main screen attraction
opening today. It is a tense
love story with the war as
background and Cooper is sup
ported by June Collyer as the
Girl who provides the heart in
terest. On the stage will be
new Capitol Theater revue unit
called Singing to the Stars"
featuring the Peggy Taylor Gary
Leon ensemble, Hilda Butzova,
Wesley Boynton and a Chester
Hale Ballet. Dick Laeibert will
offer a new organlogue called
"Old Time Melodies" the Hearst
Metrotone News and music by
the Palace Syncopators will COM
plete the program.