Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10

| cial rendition Of THE Flying Dutch
man."
R-K-o KEITHS-"Gun Smoke"
SOMETHING new in motion pictures,
~ exciting entertainment in a new
form, with Eastern gunner matched
against Western cowboys. "gats' versus
mounts Gun Smoke" the featured
screen attraction at R-K-o Keiths
| Theater this week.
It is a story Of big city gangsters
who, forced to leave their usual haunts'
J hide out in a small Idaho town, cat
! tie and horse trading center. Gold is
discovered and the gangsters inaugurate
a reign of terror, which Is broken up
only after series of thrilling episodes
| in which the hard-riding, straight
shooting cowboys stage finish flght
that wipes out the gangsters.
! Richard Arlen Is the star, Mary Brian
the heroine, William (Stage) Boyd the
racketeer king and Louise Fazenda and
jovias Eugene Palette chief comedians.
The story Is by Grover Jones and
William Slavens McNutt. Edward Sio-
man directed the picture.
Added attractions making two-hour
program are Toby the Pup, Down
South" an animated cartoon: Benny
ent" comedy; the current issue OF
Pathe News and the organ speciality OF
William r. Bishop.
EARLE-"Public Enemy"
"DUBLIC ENEMY" a picture of start
ling drama, is the announced
screen feature this week at warmers
Earle, where it is offered in conjunction
with stage show.
Warner Bros. and Vitaphone are said
to have made Public Enemy" photo
play. in which there Is no attempt to
glorify gangdom, but which "uncompro-
misingly presents the real facts in the
life of hoodlum."
It concerns the life of Tom Dugan,
how he enters the rackets, and his re-
lstionship to his mother and his sweet
heart.
James Cagney, q new discovery, is
claimed to have created a characterize
ton that will place him at the head of
the newer leading men. Others in the
cast include Jean Harlow, Joan Blon-
dell Mae Clark, Edward Wood and Rita
Flynn.
The stage show brings Bob Hope and
his Antics of 1897; Meyers, Ludlow
and Rice in a dance presentation; James
Burke and Eleanor Durkin in songs and
comedy; the Three Lordens in athletic
feats, and Maxine Doyle. The second
lessen of Bobby Jones series, How I
Play Golf" entitled "Chip Shots: the
Earle orchestral prelude and Graham
McNamees talking newsreel complete
the entertainment.
COLUMBIA-"Trader Horn"
"TRADER HORN" remains at Loews
Columbia Theater. This produc-
ton, which to screen with sound eff
fects, Metro-G oldwyn-Maye Pictures
sent q safari into the African jungles,
is a weird tale Of the love Of traders
assistant for a beautiful white god
dess" who was the daughter of a mis-
sionary friend of Trader Horn.
Into this romance of the Dark Con-
tinent Is woven some of the most pie
nomenal motion picture shots ever
made with sound. Many pictures have
come out of Africa, but Trader Horn"
is the first ever to have the sound that
emanateS from the jungle itself. In
making the film the safari Travelled
over $4,000 miles of country, including
the dreaded Hutchinson Falls area,
where sleeping sickness makes the ter
ritory almost impossible to live in.
Harry Carey has the title role, with
Edwina Booth playing the part of Nina
T and Duncan Renaldo as Peru. Olive
Golden also is In the cast that went to
Africa, as the missionary. Selected
short subjects round out the Columbia
program.