Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
All New Pictures for
The First-Run Theaters
No Hold-Overs Among This Weeks Downtown
Attractions-MiriiamH Hopkins In Starring
Role-Ruth Roland on the Stage.

Flash Devils, Barte and Arden, La
Vernes. Paul Keast, George Kiddon,
White Flashes and the Chester Hale
Girls as featured entertainers.
KEITH'S-"The Big Shot"
HEADED by Gus Edwards New
l. L Stars on Parade" R-K-O Keith's
vaudeville and screen program for the
current week presents lengthy list OF
familiar names in its program.
The Gus Edwards stars on Parade"
on the vaudeville bill, features Hide
grade, Aber Twins, Heating Twins, Viz
ginia Lee. Gloria Gilbert and Walter
Kevan, together with Eddie Carr, "Hol-
lywood in Person; Bernardo De Pace.
the wizard of the mandolin; Harrison
and Elmo, in "Seben n Leben," and
Roger Ball, whose act is styled Tramp
ing the Trampoline.'
The screen feature Is THE Big Shot" "
described as youthful love story with
a background as wholesome and enter
tanning as was the stage production,
Turn to the Right" Featured IN It's
cast are Eddie Quillan, Maureen OSul-
Ivan, Mary Nolan, Arthur E. Stone,
Roscoe Ates and Belle Bennett.
for Them"
ssTHE GREEKS HAD A WORD FOR
THEM" featuring Ina Claire.
Madge Evans and Joan Blonden as
three champion gold diggers," is the
current screen attraction at Loew's CO.
lumbia Theater.
This production is taken from the le-
Ultimate stage hit Of the same name,
and is said to be one Of the biggest
laughmakers of the year.
The picture has its setting in New
York, with three young ladies Of for
tune constantly on the lookout for bigger
and better millionaires. Lowell Sher-
man directed the production and played
a leading male role in the story. David
Manners and Phillips Smalley also are
included in the cast.
Laurel and Hardy will be seen in their
latest comedy, "One Good Turn" that
Is said to guarantee many laughs, as an
added attraction.
RIALTO-"Law and Order"
d ECOGNIZED as one of the most ac-
IN complished actors of the screen,
Walter Huston is the picture star at
the Rialto Theater this week in
Law and Order" a swiftly-moving
adaptation Of w. r. Burnett's novel.
Burnett wrote Little Caesar" and
in his newer work he has taken for
his theme the fate of town that is
ruled by guns" The screen version
was made by Walter Huston's son
John. Edward Calm directed this pro-
duction, in which Huston plays the role
of man of peace"
The supporting cast includes Arletta
Duncan, Ralph 1nce, Harry Carey,
RAYMOND Hatton, Andy Devine, Russell
Hopton, Harry Wood and Russell
Simpson.
METROPOLITAN Pressure"
BROS Metropolitan Thea
w ter this week Is presenting William
Powell in High Pressure" a Warner
Bros. and Vitaphone picture. In con-
junction with the feature a supplement-
airy program of short reel subjects is
being shown.
High Pressure" presents William
Powell, heretofore a romantic star, In
his first comedy screen role. He Is seen
in breath-taking comedy character
ization described as a combination of
Get Rich Quick Wallingford'' and
"Rafies." Powell is bond and blonde
promoter who cannot take mo- for an
answer. His adventures in getting rich
quick and in keeping the blondes in a
happy frame of mind provide the plot
for laugh-a- minute comedy drama.
The supporting cast includes Evelyn
Brent, Evalyn Knapp, Guy Kibbee,
George Sidney, John Wray, Frank Nc
Hugh, Ben Alexander and Polly Walters.