Evening star., 1933-08-17
All-Washington Revue Is
One OfNewWeek's s Features
And Wide Ranse of Picture Attractions Is
Placed Temptingly Before the Customers.
"Tusboat Annie" Is Held Over.

1.-TWO cinemas so popular their To-
cal sponsors did not wish to let
them go will remain in town
1 this week to support the more
serious side Of the movie scene,
while comedies and a melodrama or two
ct other theaterS will round out the
moving picture landscape.
"Tugboat Annie" and 'Voltalre" are
to continue their residence in the city
the latter after brief break to per-
NIT its transfer from the Earle to the
Metropolitan. where it is now shown.
In contrast to the more or less solemn
material of these two films, R-K-O
Keith's will have goofy opus played
by Slim SuInmerville and zasu Pitts.
At the Earle, Loretta Young appears
In a melodramatic tale known as She
Had to Say Yes" while the Loew's
Fox title Of the week is even more
alarming The Devils in Love" On
Monday the Columbia will open its
doors to another Western. Life in the
Raw" with George O'Brien.
The following is summary OF the
attractions to be seen between now
and next Friday:
LOEwS FOX.
TALENTED Washingtonians have
their inning this week at Loew's
Fox Theater. In the local revue, Going
Native" cast of 60 of the most ac-
compliShed young artists the Nations
Capital boasts will exhibit their talent
for week beginning tomorrow. Brooks
Johns, a native Washingtonian whose
personality and dexterous banjo strum-
ming won for him a Nationwide rep
utation. will lead this galaxy of all
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monies.
Going Native" has been supervised
by Louis K. Sydney and personally
staged by Gene Ford of the Loew's
production department. The dance ar
rargements have been perfected under
the expert guidance of Ned McCurn,
who has been responsible for the dane
ing routines in several editions of Earl
CAROLS Vanities and other notable
productions.
The cast for this Washington re-
vue has been selected by experts from
a list of applicants that numbered
above the 500 mark. The revue is a
blending of songs. music, dancing, COM
edy and entertainment novelties.
Augmenting the stage attraction will
be the screen feature, THE Devils in
Love-" with Victory Jory and Loretta
Young in featured roles. This Fox
picture presents graphic story Of
young Foreign Legion surgeon who Is
eXiled from his associates following an
accusation of murder, which is false
Ousted from the army, he becomes
derelict. Replete with action, this film
has dramatic and romantic climax
as the eXiled officer braves fatal dam
gers to save the lives of his former
comrades.
David Manners and Herbert Mundin
have prominent roles in this story by
Herrey Harvey, which was directed by
by William Dieterle.
Short subjects, news features and
comedies are included Ion the program.
EARLE.
7 ORETTA YOUNG, Lyle Talbot, Win
nie Iightner and Regis Toomey are
the four First National stars who head
the cast of "She Had to Say Yes" new
screen feature opening tomorrow at
Warner Bros. Earle Theater. The
stage bill will be headlined by Tom
Howard, droll comedian. Other acts
are Irene Vermillion, Joe and Jane Nc
Kenna and Bob Ripa.
The story of "She Had to Say Yes"
Is based on actual fact, and deals with
new angle of the age-old gold
digging" game, in which the firm rep
taries and stenographers as "custo-
mers' girls" It is their business to
spend the evening with out-of-town
buyers who are looking for entertain
ment as well as the purchase Of goods.
The stage show will be headed by
the stage, screen and radio comedian,
Tom Howard, presenting, assisted by
a company of four funmakers. a COM
edy skit entitled THE Hold-Up." Mr..
Howard will be remembered for his
comedy antics in Greenwich Village
Follies, Ziegfelds Smiles" Rain or
Shine" and short reel screen comedies.
Other entertainers are Irene Vermil-
lion, the pert personality, assisted by
the Beverly Sisters; Joe and Jane
McKenna in "Mirth and Melody" and
Bob Ripa, the juggling genius.
Short reels, the McNamee news and
the Earle orchestral prelude will COM
plete the program.
R-K-o KEITH's.
'CL1M SUMMERVHLE and ZaZu
~ Pitts are at it again, this time all
at sea in new, dizzy love affair called
Her First Mate" It is coming to
R-K-O Keith's on Friday, August 18.
This is the third in the series of
comedies in which the Summerville- Pitts
combination has been featured by Uni
versal. Audiences at Keith's are prom
ised very joyous hour or so in view
ing the film.
Universal has selected a particularly
strong supporting cast headed by Una
Merkel. Others are Warren Hymer,
Burton Churchill and Henry Armetta.
PALACE.
IN response to good box Office take,
L the Marie Dressler-Wallace Beery
film, "Tugboat Annie" will be held over
another week at Loew's Palace. The
story Of feminine tugboat captain who
struggles to keep together her drunken
husband, her brilliant son and the boat
on which she has passed her life has
proved one of the most popular made
by this noted team of actors. A news