The Washington times., 1930-10-04
9huberts Open Subscription Play Season at BeJascO
PROGRAMS FOR
NEW WEEK TN
THEATERS


BELAsCO-The first play of
the Shuberts' subscription season
opens Monday night -hen Every.
body's Secret" is presented with a
cast Of distinguished players.
Attila Won Orbok Is the original
author Of the Hungarian play
and the adoption has been made
by Frederick and Fanny Hatton.
The company includes Edward
Crandall, Hugh Miller, G. H.
Croker.King, Theodore st. John.
Anthony Kemble Cooper, Herbert
Standing, William Kershaw,
Arthur Barry, James Dunn, Emil
Littler, Wells Richardson, Roman
Arnoldoff, Jane Bramley, Lillian
Brennard, Gertrude Maitland,
Marcella Swanson, Peggy Conk.
lin, Louise Bateman and Isabel
Atwill.
NATIONALr-The world pre-.
metre Of new musical comedy
Is listed for Monday night when
"Pajama Girl" sponsored by
George w. Lederer and starring
Lester Allen raises its first cur
tain. In the supporting case are
Barbara Newberry, John Barker.
Dick Keen, Lytell and FAINT, Bob
bic Perkins, Mark Smith, Merrt
Marston, Marion Manley, Robert
Capron, william e. Morris, Alice
Hegeman and different group
Of Albertina Rasch dancers.
Richards Meyer and Phillip
Charig wrote the music for PA
jana Lady" and the book Is sup
piled by Harry B. Smith and
George w. Lederer.
EARLE-Waring's Pennsylvan-
1anS provide the feature attraction
now playing on the Earle stage,
presenting q new and novel pro-
gram Of melodies. with dancing,
singing and striking stage effects.
On the screen with Jack Mulhall,
Sallay Starr, Elliot Nugent and q
large cast in For the Love Of Lii,
q feature inspired by the magazine
drawings Of Leslie Thrasher.
''The Still Alarm" from the Lit
tie Show with Fred Allen and
Clifton Webb is presented as q
Vitaphone short and the news
reel with Daniel Breeskin music
will complete the program.
METROPOLITAN 49, Sinners
Holiday" made from the stage
play Penny Arcade" is the main
screen attraction now playing.
Grant Withers, Evelyn Knapp
and Joan Blondell are fea-
tured in an exciting story set
in an anus. ment park locale. In
the, supporting cast are Lucille
LaVerne, william Cagney, War
ren Hymer, Otto Hoffman and
Purnell B. Pratt. The supple
mentary program includes a two
reel comedy, "I'I Take That
One." the Vitaphone Variety,
'Ship Ahoy" and the Universal
news reel.
COLUMBIA-Gloria Swanson in
''What a, Widow" Is the main
screen attraction opening to-
day. This is surprise role
for Gloria is seen as a rollicking
millionaire widow with oodleS Of
fine clothes, a yen to enjoy life
and a keen desire to find the
right husband. She goes to Paris
and London and the fun is de-
scribed as furious. Lew Cody and
Owen Moore are prominent in the
supporting cast.
PALACE - Cecil B. DeMille's
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer production,
Madame Satan" comes as the
main screen attraction opening
today. The cast features Kay
Johnson, Reginald Denny, Roland
Young and Lillian Roth. One Of
the exciting features is masked
ball aboard a Zeppelin with a
thrilling smaSh.up and the es-
cape Of the dancers via para
chuteS. On the stage Anchors
Aweigh," will be the new revue
unit featuring the Runaway Four
Tito Coral, Ida Shipley, Ray !
Peal and the Chester Hale girls.
R-K- O.KEITH'S- Africa
Speaks comes as the main
screen attraction, opening today.
This is described as a thrilling,
all talking romance Of adventure
in the unexplored regions of
equatorial Africa, by Paul Hoefler,
under the auspices Of the Colo
rado-African expedition. Excite
ment is said OF abound in these
graphic scenes taken among the
people Of the trackleSS forest.
There are tigers, elephants, lions,
and other man killing beasts of
the jungle and a talked about
sequence shows the havoc wrecked
by a devastating sworn OF 10
Gusts.
FOX-The Sea God," thrill
ing adventure drama Of the South
Seas with Richard Arlen and Fay
Wray as co-stars is the main
screen attraction now playing.
Eugene Palette heads the sup
porting cast and others are
Robert CHECKER, Ivan Simpson,
Bob Perry, Maurice Black and
Fred Wallace. The Fanchon and
Marco revue, "Gyp, Gyp. Gypsy"
will occupy the stage. It includes |
the Calgary brothers, Frank
TCvers and Greta, Jeanne Alexan
drea, George Prize, Jack Vlaskin, |
Ruth Leavitt and th~ Sunkist |