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Evening star., 1932-05-15
BENEFIT FOR PLAYERS.

WHEN the curtain goes up in the
w National Theater at $50 tonight
Washingtonians will witness the first
old-fashioned vaudeville show seen in
Washington in many years. The occa-
sion is a testimonial to the National
Theater Players, arranged by CON-
mittee of Washingtonians in tribute to
the actors and actresses who cut their
salaries to pay the musicians, so that
the announced schedule of plays might
continue on E street.
Joseph P. Tumulty, Wilton Lambert,
John Poole and DR.. James Shearer
Montgomery. chaplain of the House of
Representatives, comprise the General
Committee on arrangements. Outside
talent. headed by George O'Connor and
Matt Horne, will augment the profess
sional talent The entire cast of the
National Theater Players will be billed
in "specialties" Ona Munson, one of
the premiere dancers of America in the
musical comedy field, will sing song hits
from Hold Everything" and mo, No,
Nanette." Donald Woods will appear in
a sketch. So. too, viii Clifford Brooke,
the director. Many favorite acts used
Evening star., 1932-05-15
In the
Theaters Next
Week

REGTNNING Monday, May %, the
National Theater Players will pre-
sent "The Vinegar Tree" an Ameri-
can comedy which once served as
starring vehicle for Mary Boland. Cliff
ford Brooke, director, promises dupli
cation of the New York production,
and matinees are announced for We'd
nesday and Saturday.
R-K-O Keiths announces THE
Roadhouse Murder" to follow the en-
gagement of John Barrymore in
States Attorney" Eric Linden, hailed
as a new star in Are These Our Chill
dren," is featured with Dorothy Jordan
in the new picture.
Grand Hotel" will have an extended
run at the Columbia, with Greta
Garbo, John and Lionel Barrymore and
Joan Crawford drawing crowds at the
two performances each day.
Warner Baxter comes to Loew's Fox
Theater Friday in Man About Town" +"
and on the stage Wesley Eddy will
continue as master of ceremonies.
Three Screens" is the title of the
stage show, headed by Franklyn
D'Armore. Karen Morley plays oppo-
site Warner Baxter in the feature pic
ture.
"Huddle," called Ramon Novarro's
most romantic movie, is scheduled for
the Palace beginning Friday. This, of
course. is a foot ball picture, filled with
campus song and story. Madge Evans
plays opposite NoVarTo.
A twin-star bill comes to the Earle
beginning next Saturday, Roscoe Ates
and Douglas Fairbanks, jr., being head
lined in "It's Tough to Be Famous" I"
Others in the cast are Lillian Bond,
Mary Brian, Oscar APPEL and Walter
Catlett. The vaudeville bill is unusual
ly Welt balanced and offers many fea-
ture acts.
What is said to be one of the most
startling motion pictures of the day, is
scheduled for the Metropolitan begin
ming Friday. 1t is '1The Blonde Cap
tive" a record of an expedition to the
wilds of Australia. Lowell Thomas de-
scribes the action of the picture, and
the theater's program will include a
number of short subjects.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Broadway's Leading Actor
Plans a Directors Career
Leslie Howard, Now Playing in The Animal
Kingdom. May Give Up Screen Appearances.
Notes of Local Cinema Affairs
By E. de S. Melcher.

For, although his appearances
have as yet been few and far be-
tween, and although he may
think his best medium is the old,
mother-earth stage, there is no
denying that he is thoroughly
successful before the cameras
eye, and that he has what re-
mains one of the greatest things
Hollywood has not produced with
much success-namely, an unfail-
ing sense of humor.
T Asst week Variety" head
lined news about our local
theaters as "Wishy- Washy Wash"
Messrs. Barron and Gilmore,
Loew's local (ex-foot balD new
managerial staff (Mr. Barron is
city director and Mr.. Gilmore
spreads all the news that's flt to
print are now having their
daily tea in the deep paneled
quarters of Loew's Fox Theater.
How many people saw Vanity
Fair of Today" last week-and
liked it?
When Strange Interlude" is
shown, it will not be known as
Strange Interlude," but ''The
Strange Interlude."
Herbert Marshall and Edna Best
will be seen soon on the screen in
a film entitled Bachelors Folly"
which is a British film, but said to
be good.
Al JoIson has quit the stage
for good"
william Gargan, late of "The
Animal Kingdom and Beulah
Bondi will have leading roles in
Rain"
Helen Hayes may do "The Bar
retts of Wimpole Street." since
Katharine Cornell won't, on the
screen.
Dudley Digges will support
Janet Gaynor and Charles Far
rell in their new Fox picture, THE
First Year"
The stars of the screen version
of "The Mirrors of Washington"
are to be Tallulah Bankhead and
Gary Cooper, and Sylvia Sidney is
to do a version of Madame But
terf1y," according to Paramount
plans.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Virginia Girl Signs.
DoRoTHY LAYTON, Virginia sot

DOROTHY LAYTON, Virginia society
~ girl who made a success on the
stage as a member of the Santa Bar
bara stock company, has been signed to
a long-term contract by Hal Roach
Studios Miss Layton, who was known
as Dorothy Wannenwetsch, Is the sec
ond girl to be signed for a newly
formed screen stock company, Paulette
Goddard, former New York actress be-
ing first
Miss Layton, natural fiaxen-haired
beauty, gives promise Of becoming one
of the leading ingenues of the film
colony. Under the personal tutelage OF
Irving Pichel, stage director and screen
character actor, she became one of the
leading figures in community plays at
the Lobero Theater, in Santa Barbara,
appearing in the leading feminine roles
of June Moon" Redemption" THE
Racket" and other plays. She was first
seen in "Allisons House." Pulitzer
prize play Of 1890, at the Beverly Hills
Community Playhouse. She attained
some distinction while q student Of the
Hannah More Academy as writer Of
poetry.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Screen
and
Stage
John BARRYMORE. star of states

John BARRYMORE. star of States
Attorney at Keith's. and one Of
the collection of stars in Grand Ho-
TEL" was born in Philadelphia and
studied to become an artist before he
went on the stage. He tried art school
in Paris, drew cartoons for newspa-
per. and then turned to dramatics.
Hamlet" is, perhaps, his best known
stage role.
Boris Karloff, who played the monster
in "Frankenstein," comes back to the
screen at the Rialto this week in Might
World" Mae Clark, another featured
player in the same picture, began her
stage career as dancer. Lew AyreS
Is the star of the production.
Owen Davis, ir., juvenile of the Ma
tional Theater Players, had roles in
the movies, "All Quiet on the Western
Front" and Pleasure Bound" which
starred Will Rogers
Clifford Brooke, having launched a
new Edgar Wallace play. THE Man
Who Changed His Name" on Broad
way, has stopped committing for the
remainder of the season. His entire
attention will be paid to the local stock
company.
"a Modern Vanity Fair" which held
the screen for a few days in Washing
ton last week, was withdrawn early and
has been voted one OF the years 10
worst" pictures.
Paramount is planning to film "a
Farewell to Arms" Lives of Bengal
Lancer" and Madame Butterfly" And
Sons of the Eagle" to be started soon.
will have an aIl-star cast. Sylvia Sid
ney and Gary Cooper will have the
leading roles in Madame Butterfly" ="
while Give Brook is to be the star OF
Lives of Bengal Lancer" Tallulah
Bankhead heads the cast OF Blood
and Sand"
Strange things happen in the movies.
For instance, Jean Harlow, known far
and wide for her platinum hair, has
been cast in the leading role OF Red
Headed Woman"
Unless James Cagney returns to the
Warner Brothers studio to complete
his contract, he will be barred from
all work in pictures, according to
HOLLYWOOD news. 1T Is a question OF
living up to an agreement" says the
head of the studio.
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer has purchased
the movie rights to Good Earth, a
prize novel by Pearl S. Buck.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Director Hollands Career.

ORRIS HOLLAND, who is directing
" Holiday" by the Columbia Play
ers, has played in many of the best
known stock companies of this country,
except our own National Theater
Players.
However, he has played with Leona
Powers, Kathryn Givney and Raymond
Bramley, and went to England with the
Friendly Enemies company, directed
by Clifford Brook. He has played in
New Orleans, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco. Cincinnati, Des Moines and
BROOKLYN stock companies in his ap-
proximately 20 years of stock expert
ence. He directed Hell Bent fer
Heaven" le3D and "Quare Medicine, -
which won this years one-act play tour
nament for the Columbia Players.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
A Talking Picture Now.

GUTHRIE McCLINTIC has sold
~ to Columbia Pictures the first play
he put on this season, Brief Moment, -
by S. ~ Behr1man, in which he starred
Francine Larrimore and made Alex
ander Woollcott an actor When it
finally gets in train for movie produc-
ton it will have Barbara Stanwyck,
they say, in the role Miss Larrimore
played No one has suggested that Mr..
Woollcott be enthroned on his couch
for immortality In the movies, but It
might not be bad idea.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

social dignity of the family and does
her best to break up the happy mar
riage. The boy is torn between devotion
TO his wife and his mother.
In addition to Carroll, Arlen and
Frederick the cast includes John Lfsel,
Margalo Gilmore, Burke Clarke, Dor
othy Stickney, Sidney Easton and Ger
trude Michael
Completing the program win bs seen
Jack Haley the nimble-footed ziegfeld
dancing star in Vitaphone comedy,
"Absent-minded Abner"; the ninth
Believe 1t or Not" subject, and the
latest issue Of the Paramount Sound
News.
EARLE-'The Mouthpiece"
JAMES FLOOD and Elliott Nugent,
directors Of THE Mouthpiece." q
Warner Brothers picture featuring War
rem William, now at the Earle ThAAter,
turned particular attention to the CO.
ordination Of situations and dialogue In
order to obtain the swiftly paced nlm
they desired. Flood, veteran director,
concentrated on the action OF the story,
with Nugent applying himself almost
wholly to dialogue direction. This COLI
laboration between two directors has
produced a rapidly moving story in
which the dramatic situations and dia-
logue mesh perfectly, all possible super
f1uities having been eliminated before
the picture was put in production.
Warren William, former famous lead
ing man on the stage, is featured. The
supporting cast Of 1.-THE Mouthpiece"
includes Sidney Fox of Strictly Dis
honorable" fame, Aline MacMahon, Guy
Ribbee, Noel Francis. Mae Madison,
Ralph Ince, william Janney and Emer-
son Tracey.
The weeks vaudeville is headed by
Peter Higgins, tenor star OF stage and
radio, and the screen program includes
a number of short subjects.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Barnard Shows.

WITH IS attractions and rides, the
w Bernardo Greater Shows will re-
main at Fourteenth and r streets
southeast during the coming week,
under the auspices of the District of
Columbia Department Of the American
Legion. The show opened for four
days last week, and the performances
are expected to raise funds for the
Legion drum corps trip to the national
convention.
Among the featured attractions of
the Bernardo Shows are the motor
drome, mirror maze, Hollywood monkey
show, mechanical rides and an elab-
crate free act--all said TO form one az
the best outdoor shows Of It's kind.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
AUDITORIUM-"Friars' Frolie

AUDITORIUM-"Fria Frolie."
SEVENTY prominent members of the
~ Friars' Club are coming to Wash
ington next Thursday for their Frolic
at the auditorium that evening, and the
aggregation promises one of the best
shows of the clubs career. Among the
stars who will take part in the 1882
Frolic are Joe Frisco, Eddie Leonard,
Pat Rooney and his son, George Price,
Harry Hershfleld, Buddy Doyle and
Neil Golden.
According to present plan, the first
half of the Frolic will be real old
fashioned minstrel show. and the second
will be a ''glorified variety performance. :"
the various acts changing rapidly. Eddie
Leonard, the minstrel, is scheduled to
sing "Roly Boly Eyes" one of his old
favorites. The Friars give only one per-
formance in Washington, Thursday
night.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
PARK is OPEN.

THE outdoor season around Washing
ton in the Springtime would not
be complete without the attractions of
Glen Echo, and Manager Leonard B.
Schloss reports bigger and better
thrillers than ever before" The park
has been improved in many ways during
the past few months, and the featured
swimming pool is scheduled to receive
the first swimmers on May 28. The
MacWillians Orchestra Is furnishing
music for the ball room each evening.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, /,

NANCY CARROLL, Richard Arlen
and Pauline Frederick, a trio Of
screen favorites, are featured in Way
ward" the Paramount picture which
heads the screen program at the Met
ropolitan Theater. Based upon Mateel
Howe Farnham's novel, wild Beauty"
the picture Is the story of a show girl
who marries the scion of wealthy and
aristocratic small-town family. The
boys mother thinks the girl beneath the
Evening star., 1932-05-15
GAYETY-"The Auto Girls"

MANAGER JIMMIE LAKE of the
A'A Ninth Street Gayety reports one
of the best burlesque attractions of the
season in this weeks production, THE
Auto Girls" Dot Alexander, well known
to Washington theatergoers, is one of
the featured players.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
PALACE-"Letty LINTON"

Joan CRAWFORD, in Lefty Lynton," !"
began the new policy at Loew's
Palace Theater Friday. This picture
house goes on a straight movie presenta-
ton basis, with reduced prices.
Lefty Lynton" brings Robert Mont
gomery back to the screen with Miss
Crawford after period of more than
a year in fllmization of Marie Belloc
Lowndes' novel 1t is based on the
problems faced by an heiress. Miss
Crawford plays the dramatic heroine
amid tropical South American resorts,
the whirl of New York life and aboard
a great liner in midocean. The stars
are supported by Nils Asther, Lewis
Stone, May Robson, Louise Closer
Hale, Emma Dunn and William Pawley.
Lefty Lynton" will be shown at the
Palace for the entire week. Comedies,
newsreels and short subjects are on the
program.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
On Stage and Screen This Week

performance for National Theaer Players
this evening. Tomorrow evening, Tiger Rose"
AUDITORIUM-"Friars Frolic" Thursday evening.
GAYETY-"The Auto Girls"
ON THE SCREEN.
COLUMBIA A-"Grand Hotel" This afternoon and evening
RIALTO-"Nght World" This afternoon and evening.
EARLE-"The Mouthpiece." This afternoon and evening.
FOXThe Woman in Room 49, This afternoon and evening.
PALACE-Letty Lynton" This afternoon and evening.
ETROPOLITAN-"Wayward" This afternoon and evening.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Grand Hotel" and Other
First-Run Attractions
Downtown Theaters Well Supplied With Cinema
Fare-Vaudeville Out at Palace-Fox and
Earle Have Big Stage Shows
COLUMBIA-"Grand Hotel"

COLUMBIA-"Grand Hotel"
If@ RAND HOTEL" picture
with a cast that reads
7 like a Hollywood blue book
~ is now we'll under way at
Loew's Columbia Theater,
playing road show engagement with
reserved seats.
This is the film story Of Vickj Baums
sensational play, one which ran for
months in New York as a legitimate
production and promises to go to even
greater heights in its celluloid form.
The principals are Greta Garbo, John
Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace
Beery, Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone
and Jean Hersholt. scores of other
well known character actors and ac-
tresses have small parts.
Grand Hotel" according to those
who produced 1t, is their supreme
endeavor." The manner IN which it
is presented and filmed has much to do
with its success.
Hollywood producers have gone to
much trouble and employed great detail
in the making of the movie. Huge
cranes. with cameras perehed on their
ends were employed throughout the
film. for often the story switches abruptly
from one room or spot in the Grand
Hotel" to another, and then speeds
swiftly back again. This enriches the
action Of the play.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
Tiger Rose at National
And Friars Have a FrOlic
at the Auditorium Thursday Night-Mr.
Cochran S Stock Company Melodrama.

by the Lambs, the Friars and the Play
ers have been borrowed" for the occa-
SION
Evening star., 1932-05-15

FOX-"The Woman in Room 13."
I OEwS Fox Theater is now intro
- ducing its new policy of diversified
picture presentation and a more and
varied stage show Offering with the
movie THE Woman in Room IS" and
Wesley Eddy, plus stage show from
the Capitol Theater, in New York The
Fox will offer from week to week the
productions not of one Hollywood pro-
ducer, but of four-Metro- -Goldwyn-
Mayer, Paramount, United Artists and
Fox. The stage shows are produced in
New York, under the personal super
vision of Louis K. Sidney.
In The Woman in Room 13' ELISA
Landi is given one of the best vehicles
she has had in her youthful screen ca
reer. She plays the role of the mys-
terious lady and. according to advance
reports, handles it with skill, The fea-
tured players include Neil Hamilton,
Myrna Loy Gilbert Roland, Ralph
Bellamy and Walter Walker. Much of
the action is laid in nearby Baltimore
and the play includes many scenes from
the Maryland city.
Wesley Eddy is holding forth from
the Fox stage after an absence of more
than year from Washington. The
stage show is Blue Waves" featuring
the dancing team, Dolores, Eddy and
Douglas; Serge Flash, the Runaway
-Four, the Phelps Twins and the Chester
Hale Mermaids.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
RIALTO-"Night World


WHAT is perhaps the finest screen
production of its kind since
Broadway" Is playing at the Rialto
Theater with Lew Ayres as its star
The new production, made by Universal
Pictures from story by P. j. Wolfson
and Allen Rivkin, is Night World" 1t
reveals in a highly interesting melo-
drama, the swift moving of New York
life. complete inside of the cafe and
night club racket, and at the same
time supplies Lew Ayres with one of
his finest roles.
In support are Mae Clarke, Boris
Karloff (recalled for his splendid work
in "Frankenstein') Dorothy Revier,
Russell Hopton, Bert Roach, Hedda
Hopper, Huntley Gordon, Geneva
Mitchell and many other lesser players,
who under the direction of Hobart
Henley contribute to a screen drama
that centers about the life of a man
who was disguised with living until he
discovered he might be deprived of en-
joying it. The Rialto, in addition, offers
the latest edition of Universal News and
a list Of selected shorter subjects, in
cluding comedy.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13

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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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Evening star., 1932-10-13
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