Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
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story book romance and sentimental.
Miss Gaynor II the rich girl-rich all
her life and with her ambitious mother
moving always in the best circles"
Charlie Farrell is new rich. His father
in a small Midwest city sold his bust
ness to the girls father. Immediately
the boys father wants to go East and
do big things in a big day. He does
and in the doing moves, by chance,
into the very next house to the girls
parents. Then they want to break into
society. The boy and girl fall In love
and-vell, It would never do. to tell
the whole story. There are several
popular song numbers. written by Jo-
seph Mccarthy and James F. Hanley,
and the cast includes William Collier,
m.; Lucien Littleheld, Louise Fazenda,
Hedda Hopper, Joyce Compton and
Gregory Gage.
Marco idea, Jazz Temple" that fea-
legs: sylvia Doree, Gus Elmore, Nora
Schiller. a group Of Temple" beauties
and. of course, the Sunkist Beauties.
The Fox Orchestra and the Fox Movie
tone News also figure in the new
program.
EARLE-"The Man From Blankley's."
TOHN BARRYMORE is the screen
y star at Warner Bros Earle Theater
this week in the Warner Bros. Vita
phone production 1.-THE Man From
BIankley's," his first modern high-hat
comedy. Followers of Barrymore's stage
career know that he was light come
dian before his ability to portray ro-
mantle roles was discovered. However.
in 1.-THE Man From Blankleys" he
merges these two talents in an enjoy
able role.
He Is introduced as the gay and
slightly tipsy Lord Starthpeffer, wan
dering TO his London home and STUN
] bling into the wrong house. The
strange company which Is assembled
| for dinner accepts Barrymore as the
hired guest whom renting agency had
been asked to send to prevent Is from
sitting ut dinner. Lord Strathpeffer Ia
q little hasy, but cheerfully accepts the
hospitality Of the strangers. As the
alcoholic mists begin to clear he be.
comes aware that he II the center Of
O number of swiftly developing compli-
cations, not the least of which IL that
he has fallen in love with q pretty gov
erness. The picture has an exciting
elimination.
In the cast are Loretta Young, VIII
liam Austin, Albert Gran, Emily FitE-
roy, Diana Hope, Dale Fuller, darcy
Corrigan, Edgar Norton, Louise Carver
and Angela Mawby.
The Earle program also includes
Vitaphone varieties, the Earle Orches-
ira, the Pathe and The Evening star
TTsatv nalC IaAw Ro
Nance newscasting for the latter.
OLUMBIA-"Param0u on Parade"
"DARANdOUNT ON PARADE" claim
ing to feature more stars than any
previous picture, and distinctly not Of
recue type, is the current feature at
Loew's Columbia.
It Is rather an informal party of
stars and contract players from the
Paramount lot. Each has considerable
footage in the picture and entertains
well. Among those to be seen in this
unique production are Clara Bow,
George Bancroft, Maurice Chevalier.
Nancy Carroll, Skeets Gallagher, Ruth
Chatterton, Give Brook, Mary Brian,
Jean Arthur, William Powell. Helen
Rogers, Jack Oakie, Warner GLAND,
Lillian Roth, Fay Wray, Abe Lyman
and his orchestra, Fredric March, zelma
O'Neil, Eugene Palette, Stanley Smith,
Cary Cooper, Leon Enrol. Harry Green,
Mit2i Green, James Hall and Richard
Arlen.
| The picture presents q series Of
humorous sketches and burlesques on
the roles that have made the artists
famous. Clara Bow sings I'm True to
the Navy Now" Helen Kane Is riot in
| Q school room scene, Harry Green sings
"I'm Isadore the Toreodore," assisted
by Kay Francis as Carmen; Maurice
Chevalier and Evelyn Brent present the
origin Of the Apache Dance" Give
Brook appears as Sherlock Holmes,
William Powell as Philo Vance, Eugene
Palette as Sergt. Heath and Warner
GLAND as Flu Manchu in a travesty on
their roles with Jack OalSie a. the
victim.
The Hearst Metrotone News, short
subjects and the Columbia Orchestra In