The Washington times., 1930-12-20
PROGRAMS FOR
NEW WEEK In
THEATERS


Storm" comes as the new screen
attraction now playing. This
romantic drama laid in a snow
bound cabin in the Canadian
woods and winds up with spec
tacular sequence. The picture
was directed by William Wyler
from Langdon McCormick's SEN
sational stage success and Miss
Velez has the assistance Of cast
which includes Paul Cavanaugh,
William Boyd, Alphonz Ether and
Ernie s. Adam. On the supple
mental program will be a short
screen comedy, the Graham Mac
Nance news reel, organ selections
by Otto Beck and selected short
subjects.
RK-O-KEITH'S- Evelyn Brent
in Madonna of the Streets"
IS the main screen attraction
which is now playing. The picture
is adapted from w. B. Maxwell's
novel, 1.-The Ragged Messenger"
and the star is assisted by Robert
Ames in the presentation Of a
dramatic story with more than
the usual quota Of exciting mo-
mentS. John Robertson directed.
On the supplemental program
will be short subjects appropriate
to the Christmas season, a news
reel and cartoon comedy.
FOX-Victor MacLaglen in "A
Devil With Women" is the
main screen attraction now
playing. The action takes place
in Central America with Mac
Laglen as a soldier of fortune the
cause Of much hiliarity. Mona
Maris and Humphrey Bogart are
featured in the supporting cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot in
a South Seas travel film is an
added screen attraction. On the
stage is the F'anchon and Marco
Country Club idea with MaSyers
and Grayee, McGrath and Deeds,
Ray Samuel, Leonora Cori, Frank
Climber and the Sunkist beauties:
Moyietone and the Leon Brusilotf
band completes the program.
EARLE-Joe E. Brown in his
latest comedy Going Wild" in
whichh has the assistance OF
Laura Lee comes as the main
screen attraction, opening TO-
day. Ona Munson, Lawrence
Gray, Walter Pidgeon and Frank
McEIigh have important roles. On
the stage Ann Suter, Washing
toms own personality girl Will
headline with q program Of COM
edy songs. Other acts are Tommy
Manahan and his Girl Friends,
Harry Burns and company, the
Melvin sisters, Bill Terry and
Maxine Doyle. A news reel, Sc
lected short subjects and music
by Freddy Clark's nd will COM
plete the program.
COLUMBIA-D. w. Griffith's
film version of Stephen Vincent
Benet's, Abraham Lincoln" be-
gins weeks engagement to-
day, the first time at popular
prices. Walter Huston gives
what critics call an outstanding
performance of power as the
Martyred President and Una
Merkel plays the role Of Ann
Rutledge, boyhood sweetheart OF
Lincoln. The dramatic incidents
in the life of the Civil War Presi-
dent, including the Ford's Thea
ter assassination are portrayed.
On the supplemental program are
selected short subjects and the
Hearst-Metrotone News Reel.
PALACE-Buddy Rogers in
"Along Came Youth" comes as
the main screen attraction open
ing today. Stuart Erwin, Will
liam AUSTIN. Frances Dee and
Betty Boyd are prominent in
the supporting cast of a story
which portrays Rogers as young
American sportsman lost in Lon
don. On the stage Al Rogers
will serve as master of cere-
monies for Knick Knacks revue
introducing Phyllis Rae, the Am
baSsador Octet, the Trado Twins
and other acts. HearSt-Metro-
tone News and selected shorts
complete the program.
METROPOLITAN - The indiS-
cretions of debutante form the
basis of the story of Naughty
Flirt," the First National picture,
which is the main screen attrac-
ton now playing. Alice White.
Myrna 10y, Paul Page, Douglas
Gilmore. Thelma Hill, Marilyn
Morgan, George Irving and Sidney
Bartlett have the leading roles in
this Eddie Cline directed produc-
tion. Selected short subjects and
the Graham MacNamee News Reel
complete the program.
GAYETY-Ann Corio comes
for weeks engagement with her
"Girls in Blue" opening Sunday
matinee. Ruth Bradley, Hap
Freyer, Clyde Bates, Lew Petel,
Buddy Nichols, Joe Delano, Jean
Gaskell, Milton Hamilton, and
Fred Sears are featured princi-
pals. The added attractions at the
Gayety are gift night on Monday
evening, auction night on Wednes-
day, and amateurs on Friday
night.
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