Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-23

INAUGURATION Of Loew's Fox The
alter Congress of World Attractions"
Is now under way, with Helen Twelve
trees and Bruce Cabot. co-starring in
'Disgraced" and radios famous crime
detector, Sherlock Holmes, in person on
the stage. "Disgraced" is the story Of
romantic escapades In which Miss
Twelvetrees is double crossed by the
double standard; Bruce Cabot, the man
who SELLS bonds to buy bonds; Adri-
enne Ames, the girl who pets and then
regrets" and Ken Murray, the salesman
who can sell everything but himself,
are featured.
Sherlock Holmes, made famous by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. makes his first
stage appearance as famous radio
crime detector. Charlie Foy and his
cousins hold second honors on the
stage, supported by Mary O'Donnell.
Steven Evans brings his own impersona-
tons Of celebrities, while Burno- White
side and Anita, with Frances Pepper
and John Elliott, present q novel dance
revue.
There Is also q special overture by
Phil LAmpkin.
Nd MoRM GIRL" with Noel Francis
n playing the leading role. Is the
screen attraction, starting tomorrow, at
Loew's Columbia Theater. The sup
porting cast Is composed of Skeets Gal
lagher, Hale Hamilton and Robert Ellis.
Reform Girl was filmed under the
direction Of Sam Newfeld. Paramount
News. q cartoon, Fanny in the Lions
Den," and comedy, 1.-THE Big Fibber."
with Walter Catlett, complete the bill.
"MAMA LOVES PAPA" co-starring
Iva Charles RupgleS and Mary b.
land, is celebrating its premier at Loew's
Palace Theater this week. The story,
light comedy drama, concerns the life OF
Wilbur and Jessie Todd, married for 20
odd years. Todd is the contented type,
working every day, springing his Jokes
with regularity. Mrs. Todd, however.
sees the need Of her husband having
an incentive to get ahead. She makes
him wear afternoon clothes to the ofice,
where the boss, mistaking 1t for sign
that some one had died in his family,
lets him OF for the day. Afraid to re-
turn, he strolls through the park, Is
taken for the new park commissioner,
has his picture taken for the papers
and the next day finds himself entering
politics The supporting cast Is COM
posed Of Lilyan Tashman. George Bar
bier. Morgan Wallace, Walter Catlett,
Ruth Warren, Andre Berenges, Tom
Ricketts,, Warner Richmond, Frank
Sheridan and Tom MCGUIRE. Norman
Mcleod welded the megaphone.
D-K-o KErTH's is continuing "Dou-
n BILE Harness" for a second week.
This co-starring vehicle Of Ann Hard
ing and William Powell has met with
tremendous interest and Is creating
new attendance records not only for
the Summer months, but ranking with
the highest records of the regular Win
ter season. Written by an Annapolis
graduate, Edward Poor Montgomery,
Double Harness" is an adaptation OF
a stage play, with the screen version
being the work of Jane Murf1n. John
the William A. Brady stage successes,
directed the picture for R-K-O Radio
studios.
The supplementary program with the
exception of Pathe News. which Is
changed twice weekly at all times, re-
mains the same. This includes the
two-reel Pathe News exclusive Of the
World Fair.
WARNER BROS Metropolitan The
w alter again presents this week
"Forty- second Street." which has been
given an enthusiastic response by the
public wherever shown, and which has
been requested by so many Of the Met
ropolitan patrons that the management
is playing q return engagement Of this
attraction. with cast Of IA stars, head
ed by Warner Baxter, Ruby Keller, Dick
Powell, George Brent, Bebe Daniels.
Una Merkel, Ginger Rogers, Guy Kib-
bee and Ned Sparks, the film also
boasts Of q chorus Of 200 Of the most
beautiful girls in Hollywood. Prominent
throughout the picture are four OF the
greatest musical hits Of the year,
"Shuffle OF to Buffalo, Forty second
Street." "You're Getting to Be q Habit
With Me" and Young and Healthy" :
Special short reel subjects, including
w. G. Fields in q comedy, 1.-THE Barber
shop" and the latest issue Of the Para
mount Sound News round out the bill.
"rAAxnInso SHIP" . story Of love
~ olatside the three-Inile limit, with
Cary Grant and Bonita Hume, Is to be
seen this week at Warner Bros Earle
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