Evening star., 1932-03-27

SJuOlOS WneQ l4 cameras were USED 10
photograph Weissmuller as he swung
through the trees with herd of apes.
across an area nearly city block in
length.
There is much exciting melodrsma
in "TarZan the Ape Man" Fights with
lions, apes blood thirsty pygmies and
a spectacular charge of a herd OF ele-
plants through native village are
some of them.
FOX-"Careless Lady"
THE film attraction at the Fox this
week, heading gala Easter bill,
is. Careless Lady" co-starring Joan
Bennett and John Boles. Its hilarious
story concerns an attractive young girl
who fails to interest the men in her
home town, She goes to Paris, takes
a 'non-existent" husband and returns
popular, but the fictitious husband
turns out to be real and shows up in
her home town. much to her embar-
rassment. The finale, with its witty
dialogue, proves delightful.
The supporting cast includes Minna
Gombell, Weldon Hepburn. Nora Lane,
Raul Roulien Fortunio Bonanova. John
Arlege and Josephine Hull. The story
is by Reita Lambert, the direction by
Kenneth MacKenna.
Fanchon g. Marco present on the
stage their Stars of Yesterday" Idea,
featuring the cyclonic Eva Tanguay.
Others are Corinne and her stars of
yesterday Hank Brown, Burt Jordan,
Hi Tom Ward, Dan Barrett and May
Hoey; Tom Kelly Rice & Cady.. Sylvia
e. Irene. Cho Cho, George Harrison
and Co-eds, Alexander 6J Evelyn and
Freddie Ford Also Billy Kenney. of
Washington, who is joining the show
for this week only.
As an added feature Manager Harry
CruH is presenting the George Wash
ington University Mixed Chorus of IS
voices, directed by DR. William Har-
mon Al Mitchell, conducts the or
chestra and Fox Moyietonews. COM
pIetes the bill.
PALACE-"Are You Listening?"
A STORY OF radioland, Are You
"A Listenine?" from the magazine
tale by J. p McEvoy., is the screen at
traction at Loews Palace Theater this
week. where Cuban Holiday" is the
stage presentation.
william Haines has the feature role.
Opposite to him is Madge Evans.
and the great character actor Of the
movies. Jean Hersholt.
Underlying the plot are the diverse
romances Of three small-town sisters,
who find employment in New York
broadcasting station. It;is in this locale
that much of the films comedy mo-
ments take place A great share of the
pathos also Is set here. All Of the So
called "insidesH of q big station are
shown intimately in the hlm.
Haines gives his first straight dra-
matte Characterization in this picture
as radio continuity writer whose ex-
tstence is made miserable by a neu-
rotie, hen-pecking wife.
The four feminine leads in the pic
turs are Madge Evans, Anita Page,
Karen Morley and Joan Marsh.
The comedy, team of Clifford and
Marion headlines the stage show in
"Dumber Than Ever" Three Gobs"
give q fast dance routine. O'Hanlon
and Zambuni present coiorful stage
setting and musical arrangement,
'"Terpsichorean Interpretations; Jack
Reid, the lyrical tenor, sings. and IL
Chester Hale girl and six chorus boys
do diyerting rhurnba numbers.
EARLE-"Alias the Doctor"
DICHARD BARTHELMESS in a
~ powerful Characterization in Alias
the Doctor is Easter weeks major
offering at the Warner Earle Theater.
The stage entertainment is headlined
by Rosetta Duncan, the 'Topsy' OF the
famous Duncan Sisters, with stage and
screen stars, and York and King.
In Alias the Doctor" First Ma
tional and Vitaphone picture, Barthel-
mess Is seen as brilliant young sur
geon who undergoes shame and i'm
prisonment to shield worthless foster
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