Evening star., 1933-09-17
Next Weeks Films.

"P1LGR1Ms," a strong, powerful
story, lghtened with deft and
human touches Of comedy, and present.
ing a sterling cast. comes to LoeW's
Palace Theater as the feature attraction
for the week starting next Friday. In
the cast are Henrietta Crosman, in
role Of great emotional power; Heather
Angel. making her American debut:
Norman Foster, Marion Nixon. Hedda
Hopper, Betty Blythe, Francis Ford,
Charley Grapevine. Maurice Murphy
Louise Carter and many others. John
Ford directed this drama from the story
of the same name by I. A. R. Wylie and
the adaptation by Philip Klein and
Barry Conners.
"CHANGHAI MADNESS with
~ Spencer Tracy will be shown at
Loew's Columbia on Friday. September
% This is romance of white people
against an ever-changing background
of modern China The story revolves
around the exploits of an American
naval officer, Spencer Tracy. who,
through the intrigue and sublety that
are characteristic Of Shanghai, becomes
involved in an affair that forces him to
resign from his command. Fay Wray
Tracy and others in support include
Ralph Morgan. Herbert Mundin. Eugene
Palate, Arthur Hoyt, Reginald Mason.
THE Boswell Sisters, and Cecil B.
De Miles first great spectacle of
modern times, This Day and Age" a
sweeping picture with surprising cast
of young stars. will head Loew's Fox
Theater'S sixth anniversary program.
starting next Friday. All OF Holly
woods younger actors-sons of the
screens great-have been assembled by
Cecil B. De Mile for this film. Charles
Bickford, Elliot Nugent. George Barber,
Harry Green lead the younger array
embracing Wally Reid, jr.: Eric Won
Stroheim. jr., Bryant Washburn, jr.;
Frank Tinney, jr.: Neil Hart, jr.: Carlyle
Blackwell, jr., and Fred Kohler, jr.
Augmenting this assemblage are still
younger players of promise including
Ben Alexander, Richard Cromwell,
Mickey Daniels and Judith Allen.
COLUMBIA'S Lady for Day comes
~ to R-K-O Keith's in the continu-
ance of the hit attractions constitut-
ing the greater show season next Fri
day Lady for a Day is what can
rightfully be termed an all-star picture,
even to its author, Damon Runyan.
In the cast are featured Warren Will
liam, May Robson Gfenda Farrel,
Jean Parker Walter Connolly, Guy
Kibbee and Ned Sparks. The picture
was originally scheduled for road
showings' into shinston-meaning
in a theater other than a picture the
ater, for showings twice daily at a
high scale of admissions. However. at
the urgent request of the Keith man
agement the original plan was changed
and Lady for a Day" included in the
R-K-O greater show season.
FOR the week commencing Friday,
Theater will offer The Torch Singer" F"
starring Claudette Colbert. on the
screen and on the stage Phil Spitalny
and his Golden Rod Orchestra. Other
acts will be Stan Kavanaugh. Allen
and Kent and Oracle Barrie. plus an
added surprise attraction. Torch
Singer" is Paramount's answer to popu-
lar demand that Miss Colbert be given
bad girl roles. Cast in the role Of
Sally Trent, Miss Colbert portrays a
New York show girl in love with scion
of one of the towns wealthiest families
FOLLOWING the current engagement
of Il Loved Woman" the reopen
ing attraction at Warner Bros Met
ropolitan Theater. Paramount's TOO
Much Harmony" musical comedy ex-
travaganza starring Bing Crosby and
boasting of a cast that includes Jack
Oakie. Skeets Gallagher. Judith Allen,
Harry Green, Lillyan Tashman and Ned
Sparks, will be shown as the second
attraction of the new season of pledged
entertainment hits.