Evening star., 1932-03-13

BOrZage, maker OF 0eNenCn heaven
and Bad Girl" directed the production.
presenting the Modern Minstrels" idea,
with Tyler Mason, Bruce Jordan, Harry
Van Fossen, Three Page Boys, Juggling
Nelson. Esther Campbell and the Sun
kist Beauties. Al Mitchell conducts an
especially arranged overture and the
Fox Movietone News completes the bill.
EARLE-"Behind the Mask"
TRIPLE-FEATURE week at Warmers
l. Earle this week presents Jack Holt
and Boris Karloff in Behind the Mask"
a Columbia mystery thriller; Bing Cros-
by in his latest singing comedy subject
"Dream House" and vaudeville pro-
gram headed by Lillian Shade, musical
comedy star.
Behind the Mask" is a story Of
mysterious, dreaded figure, hiding be-
hind a mask Any one whoSinterferes
with his develish plans Is put to death
or cruelty tortured. The leader of
notorious gang, not even his loyal CO.
workers know his identity. Not until
the last few feet Of the film, when the
mask is torn from his features, is he
revealed, and this only after series OF
adventures in which he performs many
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mystery Is a love romance between Jack
Holt and Constance Cummings. Besides
Boris Karloff, the supporting cast in
cludes Claude King, Bertha Mann, Ed
ward Van Sloan and Willard Robertson.
Dream House" the Bing Crosby
screen comedy, is said to be his best
singing acting picture.
eading the stage bill Is Lillian
Shade, a new Broadway musical COMEDY
celebrity. making her only Washington
appearance before stardom in new
"Music Box Revue" Other acts include
Chris Charlton, the different magician;
Dave Jones and Peggy in dance revue,
three Cossacks in sensational skating,
and Maxine Doyle, mistress OF cere-
monies. The program also includes the
Graham McNamee newsreel and prel-
ude by the Earle Orchestra.
PALACE-"Arsene Lupin."
IOHN and Lionel Barrymore, 1t is
claimed, appear for the first time
together in the screen production Ar
sene Lupin." This story was selected
as their first co-starring venture be-
cause OF its many possibilities for both
actors.
It also is said that this production
will leave but little doubt in the minds
of the Academy OF Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences as to the winner OF next
years award for the best male per-
formance.
A deep love story is entwined into
the plot, which concerns a man who
stole jewelry and Women's hearts, and
his brother, who was forced to be his
pursuer.
On the Palace stage a Capitol The
ater, New York, revue holds sway and
boasts of many well known LoeW acts,
including Walter Dare Wahl, frankie
Finn and Rita Delano.
KEITHS-"The Office Girl"
KEITHS THEATER is now offering
IN as its screen attraction The once
Girl" which introduces to America
glamorou Viennese star, Miss Renate
Muller. Also, 1t brings to the American
screen Jack Hubert, who ranks in Eng
land among the best of the screen and
stage comedians. Radio Pictures, spon-
soring this British screen production IN
the United States, Is confident Miss
Muller is headed for highly successful
screen career in this country. The pic
ture was produced in England by Gains
borough. It is a musical production
with several songs that may prove pop
ular here.
The RKO vaudeville portion Of the
new program features Miss Lee Morse,
distinguished for her grooming radio
voice; Nine Olivette, a product Of
Broadway, whose comedy is aided and
abetted by her nine cheer leaders,;
Charles slim" Timblin, with a study
in blackface that makes for laughter;
Harry Savoy, who styles himself the
mayor OF Goophar Town, and Aussie
and Czech, who bring fash OF the life
in the Argentine Peter Laurini guest