Evening star., 1933-02-01
"No More Orchids"
Comm. to R-K-O keith'S.

Coming to R-K-O Keith's.
AN even more brilliant and fascinat-
ing Carole Lombard than has been
previously seen on the screen Is prom
ised in her newest picture, mo More
Orchids" coming to R-K-O Keith's
on Friday
As a modern daughter of wealthy
family. Miss Lombard finds herself IN
the same position that hundreds OF
other girls of like charm and intelli
qence have suddenly been placed through
financial reverses However, Anne Holt
miss Iombard) has her chance to es-
cape through marriage with the "other
man." possessing millions, which, as the
story will reveal, she does not do.
The supporting cast includes Walter
Connolly, last seen here in THE Bitter
Tea of Gen. YEN; Lyle Talbot, Louise
CLOSER Hale, Ruthelma Stevns and
G. Aubrey Smith.
mo More orchids" is a Columbia
production from the Liberty magazine
story by Grace Perkins.
"Hello, Everybody"
At the Metropolitan.
VATE SMITH will head a group OF
Americas outstanding radio per-
sonalities on a special radio-week pro-
gram which opens Friday at Warner
Brothers Metropolitan Theater. Kate
will be seen in the screen feature OF
the program, Paramount's Hello, Every
body!" her first feature-length produc-
ton. The supporting program Will con-
sist of shorts starring Burns and Alien:
the Mills Brothers and Abe Lyman and
his band.
Miss Smith, favorite queen Of the
air, makes her movie debut as full
fedged star in Hello, Everybody"
picture written especially for her by
Fannie Hurst. It is an actress, rather
than a radio star on parade. that Kate
presents in the film. She Is the cen
trail figure in touching drama OF
woman's fight for justice. Besides old
favorites, she also sings four new songs
Moon Song, "Pickaninnies' Heaven,
"Out in the Great Open Spaces" and
twenty Million People" She Is sup
ported by Randolph Scott, Sally Blame,
Jerry Tucker, George Barber, Charles
Grapewin, Ted Collins, her manager,
and Nat Brusiloff and his orchestra.
"Face in the Sky" and
Buddy Rogers at Loew's Fox.
UEACE IN THE SKY" makes its
debut before local theatergoers
Friday at Loew's Fox Theater. Buddy
Rogers, we'll known juvenile motion
picture actor, will be presented as the
headliner on the stage in 20 minutes
Of instrumental specialties.
Face in the Sky" stars Spencer
Tracey, Marian Nixon and Stuart En-
win in this tale of a travelling young
signboard artist, whose dreams OF mar
rying an heiress fades when he falls In
love with little country girl.
Myles Connolly wrote the original
story, with Humphrey Pearson doing
the screen play and William Collier the
dialogue direction.
Others to be presented on the vaude-
vile bill are Charles slim" Timblin,
with Val Russell and Warren Boyd;
Lynn Cantor and Frank Jefferson and
Max and His Gang. Phil Lampkin VIII
conduct the orchestra.
"Rasputin and the Empress"
Held Over At the Columbia.
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Theater, will be held over for second
weeks run, starting Friday. This Metro
pohtan Goldwyn Mayer spectacular
film. telling the story OF the fall Of the
Romanoffs, is bringing together for the
first time on the screen John, Ethel and
Lionel Barrymore,
Filmed from an original story by
Charles Macarthur, the new production
was directed by Richard Boleslavsky,
war hero, author, director in the Mos
cow Art Theater and producer of such
stage spectacles as 1.-The Miracle" and
1.-THE Vagabond King"
Rasputin. the Mad Monk, IS played
by Lionel, the Inflated czarina by Ethel
and Prince Chegodief by John. The
car Is played by Ralph Morgan of
Strange Interlude" fame; Grand Duke
Igor by C. Henry Gordon, the care
witch by Tad Alexander Diana Wyn-
yard, Edward Arnold and Gustav Won
Seyffertitz also have important roles.