Evening star., 1933-09-24
Current Attractions.

7 OEWS Fox Theater is observing its
sixth anniversary this week. The
Boswell Sisters head the stage pro-
gram and Cecil B. De Miles This
Day and Age" is the screen feature.
Youth On the rampage against a
racketeer who literally gets away with
murder provides a. novel sequence of
events in this screen story. Prominent
in the cast are Charles Bickford, Ben
Alexander, George Barber. Eddie Nu-
gent, Billy Gilbert, Judoth Allen, in
her screen debut; Harry Green and
others. In addition something new is
presented with seven sons of seven
famous screen fathers getting roles in
the film. They are Wally Reid, jr.;
Eric Won Stroheim. jr.: Conway
Tearle, jr.; Bryant Washburn, jr.;
Neal Hart, jr.: Elsie Ferguson, II;
Carlye Blackwell, jr., as we'll as Rich
ard Cromwell.
Others On the stage bill are Leon
Navara, who offers humor at the
piano; Herbert Faye, who presents
Phil Silvers. Bobby Janis and Daisy
Bernies in songs, comedy and patter,
and the comedy trampoline act of
Monroe and Grant. Phil Lampkin
"DuGRIMAGE" is the current fea-
I ture at Loew's Palace Theater.
In the role of a mother who strives
bitterly to keep her son to herself and
from the woman he loves, Henrietta
CrosSman gives an outstanding per-
formance. The film is a perturbation
of the story by I. A. R. Wylie, and was
directed by John Ford
Heather Angel makes her American
screen debut as a featured player in
oct hot ole irln1 1ttIn ario
Norman Foster, Charles Grapevine,
Betty Blythe. Lucille La Verne, Louise
Carter, Hedda Hopper and many
others.
CPENCER TRACY brings adventure
- and romance to the Loew's Co.
lumbia screen this week in Shanghai
Madness" The cast, in addition to
Tracy. includes Fay Wray. Herbert
Mundin, Ralph Morgan and Eugene
Palette. The story revolves about an
American naval officer who. through
an Oriental intrigue, becomes involved
his rank. He becomes wanderer and
participates in many adventures that
culminate in romance and restoration
of his military rank.
THE current weeks program at War
ner Bros Earle Theater brings to
the screen Claudette Colbert in Para
mounts Torch Singer" a story of
singer of torrid songs. Phil Spitalny
and his Golden Rod Orchestra in their
second weeks engagement present an
entirely new program of musical num-
bers. Other acts are Stan Kavanaugh,
Allen and Kent, Oracle Barrie and
new surprise act.
Torch Singer" adapted from the
Liberty Magazine story, Mike" is
Paramount's answer to popular demand
that Miss Colbert be given bad girl"
roles Cast in the role of Sally Trent,
Miss Colbert portrays New York show
girl in love with scion of one of the
towns wealthiest families. Deserted
just as she learns that she is to bear
his child, she becomes hard, vindict!ve
and bitter. Forced to give up her child
for adoption, she becomes a brazen
torch singer. When she becomes
success she finds she hasn't been able
to stif1e her longing for the child, and
institutes a Nationwide search.
1T LOVED A WOMAN" with Kay
Francis, Edward G. Robinson and
Genevieve Tobin has been held over for
a second week at Warner Bros Metro
politan Theater. The film tells the
story of rising operate star who in
spirits wealthy young man with her own
ambition to gain power. Both in their
own ways are utterly ruthless in bat
tling for world conquests. In addition
to Kay Francis, Edward G. Robinson
and Genevieve Tobin the cast includes
j. Farrell Macdonald, Henry Kolker,
Robert Barrat, George Blackwood,
Murray Kinnell and Henry ONeill. The
film is based on a story by David
Karsner, author of Silver Dollar"
SCHEDULED first to come into Wash
~ ington as road show" attraction
hut later released to Keith's, Lady for
a Day" is now being shown at this
theater. The film is from an original
story by Damon Runyan. In the cast
are May Robson in the title role. War
ren william, Guy Kibbee, Walter Con-
molly, Jean Parker, Ned Sparks and
other players of equal prominence. AS
an added attraction for the current
week, Keith's is presenting Arthur
Godfrey, National Broadcasting Co.'S
ace announcer.