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the Pathe News. q comedy, "Stealin
Hardy Gribben, and a Screen Snap
shot," special subject of the prohibi-
ton debate between Aimee Mcpherson,
the evangelist, and Walter Huston, the
actor, which when made in the Holly
wood Bowl attracted much attention.
An animated cartoon will complete the
program.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dances"
FOR the first time since the advent
= Of talking pictures. it is claimed.
a really international hit has come to
the American screen. 1t Is Congress
Dances" the hit of Berlin, London,
Paris and Vienna, and this weeks at
traction at Warmers Metropolitan Thea
ter. 1t introduces to American audi
ences lovely Lillian Harvey. who. because
of her brilliant work in this romance.
has already been signed by Hollywood
for American pictures
Congress Dances" Is the story OF a
little shop girl, who wins the heart of
a king. Numerous comedy situations
will be found in it. The song Live,
Love and Laugh" already hit over the
radio and now being sung by Rudy
Vallee and others, is an integral part Of
this picture
The picture, all in English, is an
nounced as Europe's greatest picture
since Blue Angel" which introduced
Marlene Dietrich to American au-
diences Other songs in this interna-
tional hit include Just One for All
Time" and When the Music Is Play
ing"
The cast also includes Conrad Veidt
and Lii Dagover. both, beth well known
to American audiences.
So great is this picture deemed for
its type that the management of the
theater announces it will refund the ad-
mission to any one who does not think
1t superior entertainment.
Short reel subjects, which include
Magic VS.. Science" mystifying film !;
Hide and Seek" a new Talkartoon
and the new Paramount Sound News
Will supplement the regular program.
RIALTO-"Flame Of Mexico"
"ELAME OF MEXICO" which had
- its world premiere at the Rialto
Theater last Friday before a brilliant
assemblage of diplomats, statesmen
and prominent persons. who had their
first glimpse of a film of the real
Mexico" will continue for the week.
The picture is a graphic story OF
the republic south Of the Rio Grande
and Is laid in the days of the past
and only authentic full-length feature
made entirely in Mexico. For that
reason It presents phase Of life which
heretofore has escaped the movie
makers OF Hollywood. The theme
evolves around crusading youth with
modern ideas who struggles through
privation and persecution to liberate
his people from the yoke Of oppression
and intrigue. Welded into the play is
q love story, human in its appeal and
delightfully."- told. With it is recorded
some Of the most delightful music and
songs.
Curiously enough, 1t was an Ameri-
man woman, Juliet Barrett Rublee,
who conceived the idea for the pic
ture and is responsible for its produc-
ton. The company Of artists and d.
rectors, technicians and extras were
recruited from Hollywood and Mexico.
David Kirkland was responsible for the
Alicia Ortiz and Donald Reed. The
girl IS heralded as Mexico's most beau
tiful actress.
LOEW'S FOX-"New Morals for Old" /"
UNEW MORALS FOR OLD" Metro
' Goldwyn Mayer production, at
Loew's Fox Theater, features Robert
Young of "The Wet Parade" and Mar
garet Perry of the stage show strictly
Dishonorable" Margaret Perry, re-
membered for her bit as the little
Southern girl in Strictly Dishonor-
able" made her screen debut in this
picture. Incidentally, Loew's Fox is one
Of the first playhouses in which this
new production Is being shown.
New Morals for Old" was adapted
from the play AFTER ALL" by John Van
Druten, English playwright, who wrote,
among other pieces, Young Woodley''
and There's Always juliet" The
movie was directed by Charles Brabin
It Is story Of modern youth and it