The Washington times., 1930-06-14
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NATIONAL-The authors Of
that very humane etching,
Tommy" seen twice in Wash.
ington, have again collabOraLed
to infinite success. in the George
Tyler production, your Uncle
Dudley" which the National
Players will offer for the twelfth
week of their season beginning
tomorrow night. Though fashion
ing substantial runs in New
York and Chicago. the road tour
Of this piece excluded Washing
ton and It's showing next week
will be the first in the Capital.
Uncle Dudley Is not the oldster
his title implies. He Is an amiable
bachelor. too big Of heart to pro-
test against the dictatorial habits
Of his married womenfolk. In
tertwined, of course, are q twin
set, Of love scenes, with Marion
Wells playing the attractive
Swedish girl with whom Dudley
is in love.
PALACE-Nancy Carroll comes
20 Loew's Palace in a surprise role
in The Devils Holiday" today.
With her appear Phillip Holmes,
James Kirkwood, Hobart Bosworth,
Jed Prouty, Paul Lukas. Guy Oil
yer and zasu Pitts. Nancy plays
the part OF. a gold-digging mani
curist in league with tricky sales
men to sell farmer buyers agricul-
tural implements.
On the stage Collins and Peter
son appear in q Capitol Theater,
New York. revue. "Step Lively"
Louise Bave, George TappS, only
male toe-tap dancer; the SamuelS
brothers, young monarchS OF
rhythm, and ballet Of Chester
Hale girls.
EARLE-Dorothy Mackaill is
featured with Basil Rathbone and
a splendid cast of flinmakerS IN
THE Flirting Widow" a com.
edy with an English setting, at
the Earle.
Miss Mackaill here has addi
tional opportunity to show her
remarkable gift for light comedy.
The picture, adapted from the
fiction success. Green Stock.
ings," is a perfect vehicle for her.
She is cast as an English girl
whose father is determined to
see her married before her young
er ter trips to the altar.
METROPOLITAN - Bride of
the Regiment" colorful romance,
with cast headed by Vivienne
Segal, Allan Prior and Walter
Pidgeon, is to be seen at the
Metropolitan Theater. It is a
First National and Vitaphone pro-
duction.
Based on the great stage sing
ing success. 'The Lady in Er.
mine," this great comedy romance
is produced on q lavish scale and
photographed throughout in
gorgeous technicolor.
In the cast are Louise Fazenda,
Ford Sterling, Myrna 10y, Lupino
Lane. Harry Cording, Claude
Fleming and a great number Of
extras.
FOX-Victor McLaglen, he who
has chased danes all over the
world, is at the Fox in "On the
Level"
McLaglen is here presented as an
iron worker, and falls under the
spell of an adventures, played
by Lilyan TaShman. While he Is
carrying on this love affair, little
Fiji Dorsay, who has appeared
with him in several preceding
pictures, follows him and goes
the fair Lilyan one better.
KEITH'S-One of Broadway's
greatest comedy hits, The Fail
Guy" scintillating talking picture
adaptation of the original stage
play, comes to RK-O Keith's
today. Forty-two weeks on
Broadway is the record hung
up by the successful play. Bril-
liantly written by George Abbott
and James Gleason, "The Fall
Guy" is intimate. human and
l1ilariouSly amusing, the play Is
perfect in every respect for screen
treatment.
Radio Pictures, producers Of
the picture, "Ths Fall Guy" has
backed the play with a notable
cast. Jack Mulhall plays the
title role. It is said the part
gives him the greatest character.
ization he has ever portrayed.
COLUMBIA-Clara Bow will
establish the freedom of the
"seize'' starting today at Loew's
Columbia in the nautical but
nice romance. True to the
Navy" Clara displays the new
BOW lines and gives her idea Of
naval parity, which is a man IN
every port.hole in this production.
Fredric March plays opposite
Miss Bow as the hard-to-make
sailor. Harry Green appears as
Clara'S kibitzing boss while Sam
Hardy is the heavy.
Laurel and Hardy appear In a
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer all talking
comedy "EIay Wire" The Hearst
Metrotone News. short subjects
and the Columbia Concert Or
cheStra under the direction Of
Claude Burrows. complete the pro.
gram.
A competent supporting cast
includes Mae Clarke, Ned Sparks,
Pat OMa1ley, Tom Jackson,