Evening star., 1932-06-26
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Diversified Entertainment
Authentic Jungle Film of Unusual Merit, the
Tale of an Auburn Adventures and Political
Satire Among Attractions.

, cartoon, a Maspuers comedy produced
by this motion picture player club in
Hollywood with a long list of stars par
ticipating and the Pathe News.
EARLE-"The Dark Horse"
AN all-laugh program is being Of
fered this week at Warmers Earle
Theater, where First Nationals satire
on the political parade, "The Dark
Horse" featuring Warren William,
Bette Davis and Guy Kibhee, is having
first-run showing. This was adapted
from story by an anonymous Wash
| ington political writer and tells Of
difficulties encountered when political
party cannot reach an agreement on its
candidate for Governor and compromises
on dark horse" With the entrance
Of the promoter the story Is said to
move rapidly, with comedy and melo-
drama mixed in liberal portions.
Heading the stage program is Her
man T1mberg, well known comedian,
who Is assisted by Herman Timberg,
jr.; Leo ChalZell, Audrey Parker and
Oliver Harris in miniature revue Of
singing, dancing and comedy. Other
acts are Charlie Jordan and Johnny
Woods, known as Radios Ballyhooli-
gans"; the -Four Queens, offering syn
copated rhythm; the Kitaros. Oriental
wonder workers. and Maxine Doyle. mis-
tress OF ceremonies. Specially selected
short reel subjects, Hollywood Beauty
Hints" the Graham McNamee News
reel, and the Earl orchestral prelude
complete the entertainment.
EXTRAORDINARY Greater Love"
THE picture that has been awarded
the blue ribbon for the month of
June, mo Greater Love-" is the attrac-
tion at Warner Bros Metropolitan
Theater this week. It tells of the
drama of a little crippled girl left to
the mercies Of her environment. This
child IS taken into the home of kindly
bachelor. After long investigation, the
law decides that she should be taken
from him. How this little girls heart
is torn and the many kind and gener-
GUS people made temporarily wretched
by the laws good work" is the basis of
the drama, which is said to be a second
Daddy Long Legs" Enacting the
leading roles are Alexander Carr, Dickie
Moore and Beryl Mercer. Others in
the cast are Richard Bennett, Hobart
Bosworth, Betty Jane Graham and Alex
Francis.
Completing the program is series
OF short-reel subjects which include
Ruth Etting in her Vitaphone two
reeler, "a Regular Trouper"; Ripley's
newest Believe It Or Not" another
''Naggers" comedy, entitled Movie
Dumb and Paramount Sound News.
LOEW'S PALACE-"Red Headed
Woman"
lean HARLOwS first starring pic
y ture, Red Headed Woman" Is the
current film at Loew's Palace Theater.
Taken from Katherine Brush's well
known novel, this is the story Of the
titian-haired adventures who left a
stream of broken-hearted men in her
march to power and riches.
Three days after she had finished q
personal appearance in Washington,
Miss Harlow was called to Hollywood to
begin work on this picture. She worked
day and night on it and its showing in
Washington is one of the first stops
In the country. Supporting Miss Har-
low is Chester Morris and others In
the cast are: Lewis Stone, Leila Hyams,
Una Merkel and Ray Robson.
COLUMBIA-"Lena Rivers"
MARY j. HOLMES romance LENA
Rivers" is this weeks attraction at
Loew'S Columbia Theater. Heading the
cast of the picture Is Charlotte Henry,
a newcomer of the films, who has been
called one Of the most talented young
actresses in Hollywood; Beryl Mercer,
James Kirkwood, Morgan Galloway,
Joyce Compton, Betty Blythe and John
st. Polls. Miss Henry appeared in
"Huckleberry Finn" recently.
Woven through the main theme Of
the play is love story between Lena
Rivers and a youth Of her small town.
Forced to accept charity from unsym-
pathetic relatives who frown on the
love affair, she turns to her lovable
grandmother
Short subjects and comedies round
out this bill at the Columbia, which is
in its third week Of the new low-price
policy.