Evening star., 1932-01-10
This Weeks Pictures

| Hat Revue" Many well known Loew
acts also are featured in this part OF
the bill.
R-K-o KEITHS-"GuiIty Generation"
A T R-K-O Keith's next week, where
"A vaudeville is being emphasized as
a portion Of the program, the bill is
headed by three of the well known en-
tertainerS of stage and screen-Belle
Bennett, Clyde Cook and Johnny
Perkins. Miss Bennett appeared in the
silent and talking pictures In Stella
| Dallas" and other noted films. Clyde
| Cook Is known as the scamp Of the
movies" and has big following, while
Johnny Perkins, "a ton OF fun" has
appeared previously in washington, and
always successfully.
on the screen Guilty Generation"
| featuring Leo GARLIC and Boris Korloff,
will be shown. This is the first picture
| in which Korloff has appeared since
his highly sensational "FTankenstein."
| other features of the program in
clude an overture by Mack Page and his
R-K-O-Lans, the Pathe News and sup
Elementary subjects.
COLUMBTA-"Private Lives"
NORMA sHEARER in her latest talk
ing picture, Private Lives" is the
current feature at Loew's Columbia
Theater. Based on the stage farce of
the same name, Private Lives" is hailed
as new type Of vehicle for Miss
Shearer. one that gives her ample op-
portunity to display her talents as a
comedienne and at the same time to do
sone very fine dramatic work.
Robert Montgomery appears in the
chief supporting role, and Reginald
| Denny, Jean HerSholt, Una Merkel and
George Davis complete the cast.
A group of selected short film sub
! jectS supplements the feature produc-
| ton.
METRoPOLITAN-"Compromised."
! A T the Warner Bros. Metropolitan
the new screen feature, "Compro-
missed described as a rarely human
drama which will find response in the
heart of every one, presents Ben Lyon
and Rose Hobart together on the screen
for the first time in the title roles.
Compromised" is the story of two
strangely assorted lovers. They marry
have son, and later meet opposition
from the husbands proud old father
and from rich girl who reSentS the
fact that she lost him. Others in the
cast are Delmar Watson (4-year-old
child actor, Claude Gillingwater, Juli-
| cite Compton, Bert Roach, Emma Dunn,
| Virginia Sale and Edgar Norton.
Vitaphone short subjects and the
Paramount Sound News complete the
program.
RIALT0-"StrictIy Dishonorable"
WITH audiences delighted to the
maximum and the highest OF
praise Showered upon Sidney Fox,
Lewis Stone, George Meeker. Paul Lu-
kaS, Sidney Toler and William Ricci-
ardi in Strictly Dishonorable, moth
ing remains but to hold the popular
picture at the Rialto for q third week,
already started.
This comedy success from Broadway,
by Preston Sturges, which had a run
of two years at the Avon Theater in
New York in its current screen YER
sion, was splendidly directed by John
M. Stahl for Universal Pictures, which
claims it is justly called the comedy
| picture success of the current season."
1t is, of course, the story of the low
erS who had a fight in a Speakeasy
and the girl who tumbled head over
heels in love with q grand opera star
who declared his intentions strictly
dishonorable," but soon changed his
mind.
The Rialto completes its program
with briefer comedy, the Universal
News with the Talking Reporter, and
selected shorter subjects, all combln~
| ing to constitute superb screen menu.