The Washington times., 1930-09-06
PROGRAMS FOR
NEW WEEK In ,
THEATERS

GOE-&1COAB ~ ASAA~A IA ~
talking picture version of Zane
Grey's novel of the West, Last
of the Duanes," is now playing as
the main screen attraction.
In the supporting cast. will be
Lucille Brown, Myrna 10y,
Frank Campeau and Walter Nc
Grail. Bob West remains for az1-
other week and will present a
new organalogue. Eddie Peabody
win hold over for second week
his banjo playing and Fanchon
and Marco revue stunt, Marble
Idea" will introduce Francis, Al
and Jack Rand, Hector land His
Gang, Harris Trio, Georgene and
Henry, Flobelle and Charles and
the Sunkist Beauties. The Fox
Movietone News will complete the
program.
EARLE-Dorothy Mackaill in
'"The Office Wife" comes the
main screen attraction now play
ing. 1.-The Office Wife" pre-
sents well-told story Of the mis-
understandings and strife which
can develop when business man,
his pretty secretary and a wife
become involved. In the support
ing cast are Lewis Stone, Natalie
Moorehead, Blanche Frederic,
Joan Blondell, Brooks Benedict,
Dale Fuller and Walter Merrill.
Dorothy Mackaill plays the sec
retary, Lewis Stone her employer.
On the supplementary program
will be a Vitaphone short comedy,
news reel and music by the Earle
symphony orchestra, Daniel Bree-
skin conducting.
METROPOLITAN Al Jolson
in big Boy" his latest Warner
Brothers feature, comes Is the
main screen attraction, now
playing. In this picture Al Jol-
son is said to return to his first
love, comedy, dropping many OF
the emotional overtones which
characterized his recent release.
He sings, of course, four songs,
Liza Lee" Tomorrow Is An
other Day ;" "Hooray for Baby
and Me-" and Little Sunshine.
He is also heard in several Splrl-
tuals. In the supporting cast
will be found Louise Closer
Hale, Claudia Dell, Noah Beery,
Lloyd Hughes, Johnny Harron,
Lew Carver and Franklyn Batle.
Alan Crosland directed. A sup
elementary program will include
Vitaphone short subjects and a
news reel.
RK.O KEITH's-"Monte Car
To-" Ernest Lubitsch's latest dl-
rectorial effort for Paramount
with jeanette Macdonald and
Jack Buchanan, comes as the
main screen attraction opening
today. Monte Carlo" is de-
scribed as an intriguing Riviera
romance of lovely ladies. bold
men and seductive boudolrs, gay
tuneful and delightfully."- sophls-
ticated. There are touches in the
action said to be typically Lu-
bitsch in subtlety. On the sup
Elementary program will be
news reel, short screen comedy
and music by Freddy Clark's R.
K-Olians.
COLUMBIA-Greta Carlo In
"Romance,' the film feature
made from Edward 5heldon's
play. remains for second week
as the main screen attraction
beginning today. Lewis Stone
and Gavin Gordon appear In the
supporting cast for Carlo in a
story which deals with a fascin-
ating opera singer Of many loves.
On the supplementary program
will be Charley Chase In an
M-G-M comedy, dollar Daze;;" a
Fitzpatrick travel talk and q new
issue of the Hearst Metrotone
News.
PALACE-Ramon Navarro in
"Call of the Flesh" his latest
Metro -Goldwyn release, comes as
the main screen attraction. open
ing today. Navarro is seen as
Young singer who develops a
mad infatuation for convent
girl who lives across the way.
Dorothy Jordon, Renee Adoree,
Erne est Terrence and Nance
O'Neill are prominent in the sup
porting cast. On the stage will be
wesley Eddy, acting &C master OF
ceremonies for new Loew unit,
'eRubes and Dudes" featuring
Sylvester and Midgets, the
Crackerjacks, Blanche Bow, Ger
aldine and Chester Hale Girls,
Hearst Metrotone News and selec-
lions by the Palace concert or
chestra, will complete the 'pro-
gram.
GAYETY-B Billy Arlington
tramp comedian, will head his
own show, and open weeks en-
gagement here beginning Satur-
day matinee. In the cast support
ing the star will be Reggie White,
Eleanore Cochrane, Dan Taylor,
Joe and Ernestine, Boots Rush,
Harry Beasley. Vic Hallen, Jeanne
williams and Dodo Good. "Off to
the Hunt" a spectacular ballet.
and asleep in the Deep" are two
Of the highlights which will intro
4 duce the Gayety singing and
dancing chorus.