Evening star., 1933-08-24
Pictures for New Week
Bring Hollywood's Stars
Katherine Hepburn, Leslie Howard. Marlene
Dietrich, Ann Harding, Lee Tracy and Will
liam Powell Have Stellar Roles.

- lin fare at the local theaters
l. spurts to a new high In quality
this week with the simultaneous
/ presentation of three outstanding
productions of the immediate
season.
RKO-Keiths will show the new
Katharine Hepburn picture, Morning
Glory; Warner Brothers Earle has
booked Leslie Howard in Captured"
and Loews Palace will bring to town
Marlene Dietrich in Song of Songs"
In addition to this diversified menu
OF entertainment, there will be found
at the Metropolitan a return engage
ment of Double Harness." featuring
Ann Harding and William Powell; at
the Fox, Lee Tracy In comedy called
Turn Back the Clock" and, next Mon
day, Victor McLaglen in Laughing at
The new attractions are as follows:
A S the opening salvo of its greater
IA show season RKO-Keith's is to
offer the new Katharine Hepburn
picture, Morning Glory" with Doug
las Fairbanks, jr., and Adolpe Menjou
as the featured supporting players, be-
ginning tomorrow.
In this first Of a series of feature
productions Keith's has in the Hepburn
vehicle story of those that win sue
cess, but can't hold it. They are the
morning glories" of Broadway and
Hollywood, the actors and actresses who
flash into prominence and as swiftly
fade into obscurity. The story is said
to give Katharine Hepburn her greatest
screen role to date.
In addition to Mr. Fairbanks and
Mr.. Menjou, the supporting cast in
vrrdn A,,H l,
Richard Carle and Tyler Brooke
Morning Glory was directed by Lowell
A PRESEASON release of Cap
"A tured!" with Leslie Howard, Doug
Fairbanks, jr.; Paul Lukas and Mar
garet Lindsay in the important roles
will be the screen attraction at Warner
Bros Earle Theater starting tomor-
row. Hal Leroy, with his own revue,
will head the stage program, which also
includes Sylvia FToos, Barry and Whit
ledge and Violet, Ray and Norman.
"Captured!" is the story of two men,
comrades in both war and peace, whose
love for the same English girl precipi-
tates q crisis in the lives and fortunes
of the hundreds Of prisoners herded
into prison camp. An exceptional cast
is assembled around Leslie Howard,
young Fairbanks and Paul Lukas. Mar
garet LINDSAY, as the girl; Frank
Reicher, Arthur Hohl, Philip Faversham,
Robert Barrat, William LeMaire anc
J. Carroll Naish in equally important
roles lend brilliant support to the prin-
cipals.
Hal Leroy, one of the most popular
stage dancers, returns to headline the
stage show with his revue Assisting
the dancing star Of "Ziegfeld's Follies"
and Strike Me Pink" are Barbara Mac
Donald and Dorothy Dare and Raymond
Baird, Saxophonist Other acts are Syl-
via Froos. little princess of song; Bar
~ and Whitledge, nit-wits of fun, and
Violet, Ray and Norman, novelty enter
tainers. Short reels, the Graham Mac
Nance news and the Earle orchestral
prelude will complete the program.
MARLENE DIETRICH comes to the
AVA Loew's Palace Theater tomorrow in
Song Of Songs" Paramount produc-
ton produced by Reuben Mamoulian.
Miss Dietrich, in role totally differ
ent than anything she previously he's
accomplished on the screen. portrays the
most popular heroine of modern Ger
man literature as the tragic Lilly of