The Washington times., 1932-03-03
Fine Pictures on
New Programs
In Theaters

will open an engagement of one
week beginning Monday night.
The entire mouse has been sold
for this engagement of the Ru-
dof BeSier romantic drama OF
Elizabeth Barrett and Robert
Browning In the supporting cast
will be Brian Aherne, Margalo Gil.
more, Charles Waldron, Joyce
Carey, Brenda Forbes, Myra Hamp
ton, John Buckler, George Rid.
dell, Oswald Marshall, Ian Wolfe,
Vernon Downing and Flush. Guth.
rie McClintic staged the produc.
ton and 10 Mielziner designed
the settings and costumes.
PALACE-Marion Davies in
Margaret Mayo's famous dramatic
success, Polly of the Circus"
with Clark Gable as leading man,
is the main screen attraction,
opening Friday. In this strong
love story of the circus the star
has the support of brilliant cast,
including C. Aubrey Smith, David
Landau, Raymond Hatton and
Maude Eburne. There are thrill
Ing aerial scenes. On the stage
AL Wohlman will head a new
Loew revue called Make 1t
Snappy," with Broadway enter
tainerS. HearstMetrotone news
and selected short subjects will
complete the program.
OLUMBIA-Ronald Colman's
latest starring vehicle, the film
version of Sinclair Lewis greatest
story, "Arrowsmith, will provide
the main screen attraction open
ing Friday. Helen Hayes provides
brilliant support in this absorbing
story and others in the stellar
supporting cast are Richard Ben
nett, Beulah Bondi, A. E. Anson,
Dewitt Jennings and Lumsden
Hare. "Arrowsmith" tells a great
love story with a fascinating and
authentic theme on the wonders
Ronald Colman with his best role
TO date.
METROPOLITAN-Ernest Lu-
bitsch's latest Paramount picture,
Broken Lullaby" with Lionel
Barrymore, Nancy Carroll and
Phillips Holmes featured, comes as
the main screen attraction open
ing Friday. Formerly known as
1.-THE Man I Killed" the story is
Of a French soldier who is tor
tnented and haunted by war
memories until love provides the
road to happiness. Zazu Pitts,
Iucian Bittlefield and Tully Mar
shall are prominent in the sup
porting case. Special Vitaphone
short subjects with the latest of
the Paramount news reel will
complete the program.
EARLE-Carole Lombard in
''No One Man" the film version
of Rupert Hughes romantic story
comes as the main SCI cen attrac-
tion opening Saturday. The prin-
cipal supporting players will be
Paul Lukas and Ricardo Cortez.
On the stage will be Gus Ed
wards latest group Of youthful
stars in Radio revue with clever
impersonations of the air stars.
Jim McWilliamS, Three Rhythm
Dancers and Claridge and Dow
ney will complete the program.
Short screen subjects and the
news reel will complete the pro-
gram.
RIALTO-Lew Ayres in "The
Impatient Maiden" Donald
Clarke Henderson story, will be
the main screen attraction begin
ming Friday. The supporting cast
includes many film notableS,
among them Mae Clarke, John
Halliday, Una Merkel, Oscar Ap-
fel, Helen Jerome Eddy, Ethel
Griffin, Bert Roach and Andy
Devine. The picture is said to be
tense with drama and we'll sea-
soned with comedy. On the sup
Elemental program will be Sc
lected short subjects and the Ora.
ham MacNamee News Reel.
FOX-Ben Lyon will dominate
both stage and screen beginning
Friday. He will be the star of
"The Big Timer" story of the
prize ring, in which he will be
directed by Eddie Buzzell. Con-
stance Cummings and Thelma
Todd have the featured roles. Be-
sides the personal appearance of
q Ben Lyon, the stage program will
include Fanchon and Marcos "All
at Sea" idea,- with Ben Bard as
master OF ceremonies. Fox Movie
tone news, selected short reels and
the Fox band, led by AL Mitchell,
will complete the program.
GAYETY-Beginning with the
Sunday matinee, Manager Lake
will offer as an extra added at
traction Mrs. Jack CLegs") Dia-
mond, widow of the gangster, in
dramatic playlet designed to
J show that crime does not pay.
The burleSque revue will be called
"Racket-Dears" and will offer as
entertainers Clyde Bates and Jack
Hunt, Wilma Horner, Larry Anon,
Ann Mitchell, Mae Maiben, Johnny
Stone and Evelyn Burke. The
chorus is said to be youthful and
poppy,