Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25
Photoplay Attractions

Woman Between" o modern and
dramatic story which is now at the
Rialto Theater Miss Damita is sup
ported by o. p Heggie, Lester Vail,
Ruth Weston, Lincoln Stedman. Miriam
Seegar, Anita Louise, Halliwell Hobbies
and Blanche Friderici. The picture
was directed by Victor SchertNnger
after the play by Irving Davis.
THE Woman Between" is a story OF
second marriage and the consequences
in the lives Of the husbands grown
children.
In addition, the Rialto offers q short
screen comedy, the Universal News with
the Talking Travelling Reporter and
the music Of Otto Beck at the organ.
PALACE-"The Beloved Bachelor"
0THE BELOVED BACHELOR" Paul
4 Lukas' first title role for Para
mount, Is unfolded at Loew's Palace
Theater this week. THE Beloved
Bachelor" is the story Of man who.
after surviving many love affairs, finally
falls in love with a street waif without
name. Dorothy Jordan is seen opposite
Lukas, with Charles Ruggles and Viv1-
enne Osborn in supporting roles.
On the Palace stage Capitol Thea
ter, New York, revue has the title of
Going, Going, Gone" Adler and Brad
ford head cast of speciality artists In
this production that is reported as be-
ing one of the swiftest moving and en-
tertaining productions Of this year.
KEITHS-"A Dangerous Affair"
WASHINGTON FIRST mystery thriller
w in several months is currently be-
ing shown on the screen OF the R-K-O
Keith Theater. 1t brings together again
the team Of Jack Holt and Ralph
Graves for their first starring vehicle,
a Columbia picture with q mystery
angle story, titled "a Dangerous At
fair" in which Holt is a copper" and
Graves a newspaper reporter.
All the ingredients of the mystery
story are said to appear in "A DAN
gerous Affair" with different twist
in the development, not through the
usual trickery, but through the plausi-
bility Of the story.
In addition to Messrs. Holt and
Graves, the cast includes Sally Blame,
Dewitt Jennings, Tyler Brooke, William
v. Mong and Charles Middleton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hours
"T'WENTY-FOUR HOURS" Para
mounts screen version Of Louis
Bromfields novel, Shattered Glass" is
held over at Warner Bros Metropolitan
Theater for a second week. Give Brook,
Kay Francis, Regis Toomey and Miriam
Hopkins, who won sensational success
in 1.-THE Smiling Lieutenant" are the
featured stars.
The story depicts how stray husbands
and misunderstood lovers are inter-
locked by a queer prank Of nature. The
hopes, loves and desires Of each are
graphically shown. All the action Of
the story takes place within two turns
OF the clock, and leads up to climax
that is said to leave you breathless.
Short subjects which will continue on
the bill include Vitaphone short, fea-
turing Ruth Etting, Words and Music;
Edgar BurgenFthe ventriloquist, in THE
Eyes Have It." and the latest issue of
the Paramount Sound News.
COLUMBTA-"Palmy Days"
EDDIE CANTOR'S latest production,
~ "Palmy Days." remains q second
week at Loew's Columbia Theater, where
it has been drawing large audiences.
Many claim this production Is even
funnier than "Whoopee," in which
also in "Palmy Days" are Charlotte
Greenwood, Spencer Charters, Barbara
Weeks and others.
"Palmy Days" has to do with clair
voyant'S assistant who becomes EN-
cheney expert in q bakery, and who Is
loved by the physical director. Cantor
plays the role of the efficiency expert
and Charlotte Greenwood the role of
the physical director. Besides q great
deal of comedy and new songs, the pic
ture shows so Of 1.-The most beautiful
girls in the world" doing an unusually
fine job q dancing and singing.