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tions and newsreels complete the bill.
COLUMBIA-"McKen Of the
Mounted"
4 MOTHER action" picture, 'McKen-
4 ma of the Mounted" starring Buck
Jones, is the feature at Loews Co
lumbia Theater this week The picture
was produced by Columbia, and is
having its world premiere in Washing
ton. 1t stars Jones in one Of his best
roles and affords him plenty Of op-
portunity for acting. Playing opposite
him is Greta Ganstedt, a newcomer
to the movies. ''McRenna of the
Mounted" is the fourth action picture
to play the Columbia since the recent
change In policy.
EARLE-"LOve Is o Racket"
7 TITLE JACK LITTLE Is this weeks
headline attraction at Warner Bros.
Earle Theater, on q program which
also includes Love Is a Racket" fea-
turing Ann Dvorak, Douglas Fairbanks,
jr.: Lee Tracy and Frances Dee.
This picture concerns itself with q
young author who writes of the dotngs,
love affairs and quarrels Of the great
and near-great. He himself becomes In
volved in love affair Of the type he
writes about, in spite Of his supposed
wisdom and knowledge of such things.
His love affair, however, turns out DIFF
ferently for him. He becomes en-
broiled In series Of events which lead
to an exciting climax The cast also
includes Lysle Talbot Warren, Hymer
and Andre Luguet.
Little Jack Little returns for a third
engagement in this city and offers q
new cycle Of songs and piano melodies.
Other acts are RoSette and Lutmann in
Dance Stories Chappelle and Carlton
In a novelty presentation and Maxine
Doyle, mistress Of ceremonies. The
program is completed by short-reel sub
jectS including "Bosko at the Beach,"
Newman travel talk, when in
Rome; the Graham McNamee news
reel and the Earle orchestral prelude.
METROPOLITAN" World and
the Flesh"
GEORGE BANCROFT, In The World
~ and the Flesh" is the current
screen offering at Warner Bros Metro
politan Theater. 1t is an adventure
story said to be teeming with bristling
action and tense dramatic situations.
Miriam Hopkins, blond favorite Of
DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" THE Smil-
ing Lieutenant" and Dancers in the
Dark" has the leading feminine role.
This film tells an adventurous story
of a hot-blooded revolutionist and a
beautiful woman swept together in q
tempeStuouS romance while civilization
crumbleS about them. Bancroft is seen
as domineering sea captain whose
rough and ready crew worship him.
Iaklng part In the revolution, he cap
lures a group Of mobiles, among whom
Is Miriam Hopkins. The mobiles per.
plays Delilah they can curb the power
OF this revolutionary Samson. But the
plan does not work out, for Bancroft
falls in love with Miriam. After q
series OF thrilling events they finally
find happy conclusion. Also in the
cast are Alan Mowbray, George z.
Stone, Mitchell Lewis, Oscar APPEL and
Reginald Barlow.
The short-reel program consists Of a
comedy Loud Mouth; Paramount
pictorial and the latest issue of the
Paramount sound news.
KEITHS-"Tom Brown of Culver"
NOVELTY Is the keynote of the new
picture Tom Brown Of Culver" the
current attraction at R-K-O Keith's.
The picture, which features Tom
Brown, appearing as himself; Slim
H. B. Warner, Ben Alex
ander, Sidney Toler, Richard Cromwell
and long list of youthful players, was
made, In the greater part, at the famous
Indiana military school. Culver. The
,ntire story is told against the back
yround of this well known institution,
fr coil - all r9VangR u
tory of a boy whose father was er-
oneously credited with being hero
n the World War.
On the same program R-K-O Keith's
S featuring a Mickey Mouse cartoon,
The Musical Farmer; an Edgar Ken
ledy comedy, "Giggle Water; an or
analogue called Night Melodies" with
Jesse Crawford at the organ, and the
lathe News.