Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22


student who is already engaged TO Ok
married The desperate strategies by
which the inpassioned model attempts
to win over the young student, together
with a subsequent unexpected turn OF
events, makes up the plot.
Inasmuch as the story is laid IN
modern times. Miss Carlo will be seen
in luxurious present-day fashions, even
a number Of new Carlo coiftures, with
out which no Carlo picture would be
complete. The picture, incidentally. Is
staged with unusual splendor, the
scenes ranging from a dazzling Be-
hemian studio champagne party to Sc
quences in colorful cafe and garden
restaurants.
EARLE-"My Past" Miss Patricola.
PEBE DANIELS in a screen version
II of the novel My Fast" is to be
seen this week at Warmers Earle The
alter, with a program of stage enter
tainment headed by Miss PATRICIA, we'll
known Broadway comedienne.
MY Past" a different title to that Of
the novel, introduces a new and trans
formed Bebe Daniels and is said to I'M
fold an intensely human story of girl
who falls in love with a boy alreadv
married. Miss Daniels plays the girl
whose high standard of conduct will
not permit her to deal unfairly with a
man who is married to another. Others
in the cast include Lewis Stone, Ben
Lyon, Natalie Moorehead and Joan
Blondell
Miss PATRICIA, sister of the famous
Tom. is known as scintillating melo-
dist and will be heard in a cycle Of
character songs Others on the stage
portion include the Stanley twins, well
known dancers, in songs, dances and
humor, assisted by the Erhardt broth
ers Joe Morris and Flo Campbell in a
humorous skit. assisted by May Talbot
and Phil Silvers; Rome and Gaut, &C.
centric entertainers, and Maxine Doyle,
mistress of ceremonies
The program also offers the Earle
orchestral prelude, with Fred Clark
conducting; the Earle News and the
usual short subjects.
PALACE "Parlor. Bed Room and
Bath"
RUSTER KEAToN with his frozen
~ countenance," cavorts, through a
comedy of errors in "Parlor. Bed Room
and Bath" Metro GOODWIN MsGsr's
production, adapted from the famous
farce, at Loew's Palace Theater this
week.
The new picture has Buster in the
role of a young man who is "touted"
as a gay Lothario to such an extent
that he is in trouble practically all the
time. He is suspected by his sweet
heart, caught in a compromising posi-
ton by a jealous husband, who has a
gun: disrupts a fashionable hotel
wrecks a car and almost himself. and
otherwise stays in hot water, to the in
finite relish of the audience.
Charlotte Greenwood. celebrated come
dienne of so Long, Lefty" adds her
contribution of joviality and goes through
all sorts of gymnastic stunts with the
attachments that made her famous
The cast is further augmented by Regi-
maid Denny, Cliff Edwards and Edward
Brophy, who scored in Those Three
French Girls"
There is said to be no lack of puichri-
tude in the new Keaton laugh-maker,
for the feminine roles are distributed
between Dorothy Christy, Joan Peers.
Sallie Ellers and Natalie Moorehead
Ed ward Sedgwick directed.
FOX-"Don't Bet on Women"-Irene
Franklin.
THE Fox Theater announces for this
week a galaxy of stars from the
stage, the screen and the musical world.
Edmund Lowe and jeanette Mac
Donald head the list N the Fox Movie
tone production, Dent Bet on Wcm-
en-" witty comedy Of modern life,
supported by Roland Young, Una
Merkel and ]. NJ. Kerrigan.
The story deals with the adventures