The Washington times., 1930-03-15
PROGRAMS FOR
NEW WEEK TN
THEATERS

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Of $780," a musical revue pre-
sented by George e. Wintz
opens a weeks engagement
Sunday night. William K.
Wells author of THE Cockeyed
World" wrote the book and the
music will include Harry Shan.
mons recording orchestra. in
the supporting cast are Dave
Burns, Norman Gallo, Dannie
Deck, Elaine Pring. Carl Byrl.
the Bower Twins. Loretta
Campeau and Madeline Mar
lowe. A group of London Tiller
girls and the Shadow graph
illusion are novelties promises.
PALACE-Vilrna Banky in
"A Lady to Love" will be the
main screen attraction open
ing today. Robert Ames sup
ports Miss Banky in this
Metro Goldwyn all-talking pro-
duction and Edward G.. Robin
son plays an important role.
On the stage will be q Loew
revue unit, Venetian Nights"
featuring Zelaya the pianist,
Tommy Atkins Sextette, Peg-leg
Bates, Katheryn Lewis and the
Chester Hale girls. Ted Claire
will be master of ceremonies.
The Palace Syncopators, Hearst
Metrotone news and selected
short reels will complete the
program.
COLUMBIA-William Haines
In "The Girl Said No" holds
over for a second week, be.
ginning today. In this fast
moving comedy Leila Hyams,
Marie Dressler and Polly Moran
assist in the fun. Haines plays
the part of Tom Ward, just out
Of college, and overflowing
with freshness. The M-G-M
color feature, "A Night in
Shooting Gallery" the Hearst
Metrotone News and selections
by the Columbia Concert Or.
cheStra under the direction of
Claude Burrows will complete
the program.
METROPOLITAN-"song of
the West" a Warner Brothers
operetta, filmed in color and
featuring John Boles and
Vivienne Segal, is the main
screen attraction now playing.
With tunes by Vincent Youmans
and a book founde@ upon Lau-
renee Stallings' Rainbow" the
latest film musical is said to be
one of melodiouS beauty. Joe E.
Brown, Marie Wells, Marion
Byron, Eddie Gribbon, Ed Mar.
tindel, and Rudolph Cameron
are in the supporting cast. A
supplementary program will in
clude Vitaphone Varieties and
q news reel.
FOX-John Ford's dramatic
talking picture, Men With
out Women" comes as the
main screen attraction begin
ming today. In a setting
new to talking pictures, that
Of a Sunken Subms rine, Di-
rector Ford has placed Is men
and the tense and realistic
dialogue is said to mark a new
era for the audible features.
Kenneth McKenna, Frank Al
bertson, Paul Page, Farrell Nc
Donald, Walter McGrail, War.
rem Hymer, and George Le-
Geure play the principal parts.
The Fanchon and Marco unit
on the stage is called "Holly.
wood Studio Girls" and fea.
lures Alexander Callam, Fred
die Bernard, Masters and
Grayce, Charles Rozelle, Lorris
and Fermine, Miles and Perlee,
Six Wild Demons, John Dale,
and the Sunkist Girls. Movie
tone News and a Brusiloff over
ture will complete the program.
EARLE - Winnie Lightner.
comedienne of the talking cellu-
loidS, comes as the main screen
attraction in her first starring
feature. ''She Couldn't Say
No." beginning with regular
performances today. It's the
story of big-hearted blues
singer who falls in love with
racketeer and it gives Miss
Lightner the opportunity to
sing in her individual and ap-
pealing manner, Chester Nor.
ris, Sally Eilers, Johnny Arthur,
Tully Marshall, and Louise
Beavers are in the supporting
cast. In the supplementary
program will be Vitaphone
Varieties, a news reel and selec-
tions by the Earle Concert Or
chestra, Daniel Breeskin con.
ducting.
RK.O-KETTH's-'The Cohens
and the Kellys in Scotland"
the fourth and the funniest in.
.volving the adventures of two
humorous screen characters,
comes as the main screen at
traction opening today. George
K. Sidney and Charlie Muir
ray play the two star roles,
while Kate Price and Vera Cor
don have the important assist
ant characters in this rollick-
ing feature. E. j. Ratclitte. Will
liam Colyin and Lloyd Whitlock
are other principals. A supple
mental feature, THE Land of
st. Patrick" is said to be of an
Unusually entertaining char.
acter. All Of the scenes were
filmed in Ireland. Selected
short subjects and music by
Fred ClarIe'S R.Kn1iat1r coV11