The Washington times., 1931-06-18
FOR
NewWeek
In Theaters

PALACE-Kay Francis and Paul
Lukas in Vice Squad" a Para
mount picture. will provide the
main screen attraction begin
ming Saturday. The supporting
cast includes Helen Johnson, Will
liam Davidson and Rockcliffe Eel
lows. On the stage Wesley Eddy
returns as a guest master OF
ceremonies. an announcement
which is expected to bring a big
turn out of his F Street fan fol
lowing. The revue feature is
called Bouquet of Melodies y
with the Three Sailors featured.
The Palace Syncopators, Hearst
Metrophone newsreel and selected
short subjects will complete the
program.
COLUMBIA - Give Brook,
Buddy Rogers, Fay Wray, Rich.
ard Arlen and Jean Arthur COM
prise some of the imposing cast
which will be seen in Para
mount The Lawyers Secret" j"
opening Saturday. The story has
to do with the life of a promi-
nent lawyer who is confronted
with the problem of allowing an
innocent man to go to prison for
the crime which his own client
committed. On the supplementary
program will be selected short sub
ieCts and the latest issue of the
Paramount newsreel.
EARLE-"Up Pops the Devil"
picture made from the stage
success. comes as the main screen
attraction opening Saturday. Nor
man Foster, Carole Lombard,
Skeets Gallagher, Stuart Erwin,
Lilyan Tashman and Joyce Comp
ton are featured in this story of
Greenwich Village author who
revolted over the prospect OF
being a kept" man. The stage
program is headed by the Tiny
Town Revue, featuring Buster
Shaver and seven diminutive
entertainers. Crockett's Ken
lucky MountaineerS, Setge Flash
and Maxine Doyle complete the
bill. Selected short subjects. a
newsreel. and music by Freddy
Clark's band complete the pro-
gram.
METROPOLITAN - "Mlsbehav-
ing Ladies" a First National
feature with Ben Lyon and Lila
Lee co-starred comes as the main
screen attraction opening Satur
day. Louise Fazenda, Lucian
Littlefield, Julia Swayne Gordon.
Emily Fitzroy and Oscar APPEL
are in the supporting cast. On
the supplementary program will
be one of new Adventures in
Africa series, jungle Flames"
the Graham MacNamee news
reel, and a Vitaphone short.
Mine O'clock" featuring the
Mound City blues blowers.
R-K.O KEITH'S-"Three who
Loved" the latest Radio feature
in which an imposing cast in
cludes Conrad Nagel, Robert
Ames, Betty Compson, Robert
Emmett Keane, Bodil Rosing and
Dickie Moore will be the main
screen attraction opening Friday.
From the pen of Martin Flavin
and directed by George Archain-
baud, the picture is said to be
packed with. thrills and dramatic
punch. Supplementary attractions
are Against the Rules" and
"Toby's Halloween" short film
comedies, a Toby the Pup cartoon
frolic. Father Nile" scenic
and the latest issue of the Pathe
News.
FOX-Edmund Lowe and Vic.
tor MacLaglen in a continuation
Of the screen adventures of those
rowdy marines, Flagg and Quirt,
comes as the main screen attrac-
tion opening Friday. They have
notable assistance in building up
the fun with Ell Brendel, Greta
Nissen, Fiji Dorsay and Marjorie
White listed in the supporting
east. On the stage will be Fan
chon and Marcos Prosperity
Idea. 1t includes Lucille Page,
Jack LaVier, Danny Beck, the
Aaron sisters, Tommy Harris and
Danny Daniels with the Cali
fornia Beauties. The Fox Movie
tone Newsreel and Leon Brush