Evening star., 1933-02-26
NationaI-"CounseIIor- -at-Law."

- LINER RICE, celebrated American
PLAYWRIGHT and winner Of the
pulitzer prize in 1929, will pre-
IL sent his latest comedy success.
Counsellor -at-Law," with Its
original New York cast and produc-
ton headed by Paul MUM, at the Ma
tional Theater for one week beginning
Monday night.
So e not to conflict with the inau-
sursl ceremonies on Saturday after
noon, the regular week end matinee
will be played on Friday this week. At
the eaune time to accommodate the
many vintors who will be in the city
over xl,e week end, an extra performance
viii be played on Sunday evening,
March s. commencing at 500 o'clock.
The play comes here after more
than . years run on Broadway ano
is including this city in a brief road
tour which will be limited to the So
called kew cities Of the East and Middle
west, as Mr.. Mum is due IN
HOLLYWOOD for more pictures the nrst
Of June. Because Of NUNS picture
making contracts. which Will REQUIRE
his presence in Hollywood until nex1
winter, and because of the stars pro-
isrtad nict,Ire-making plans in Europe
next wear this will be his only personal
Appearance tour for long time to
come. T.. .,,,-
nort of Mr.. NUM- includes Jennie MOS
cowitz, Martin Wolfson, Conway WASH
burne. Anne Teeman, Regina wallace,
Angela Jacobs, Malka Kornstein, T. II.
Manning, j. Hammond Daley. Doro-
thy Day, Ned Glass, Sam Bonnell, DORIS
Underwood, Harry Mervis. Sue More,
June Cox, Buddy Proctor, Elmer
Brown, David Vivian, Jules Garneio'
william Vaughn, Jack Collins, Jonn
Crump. Victor Wolfson, John H. Qualen
and Kathryn McHugh.
PALACE-"Hallelujah I'm Bum"
AL JOISON is now on the screen AZ
"A 1oew's Palace Theater IN Halle
lujah, I'm Bum" bis starring venice
for United Artists. Discardlng some OF
the outworn methods OF the motion PIC
ture studios, the star Is presenting ms
new story in what Is variously called
musical dialogue" and "photographlc
music" His picture is something IKE
% per cent musical, but in every in
stance the music and lyrics are an IN
herent part Of the story instead OF be-
Ing songs, as such. There Is only about
10 per cent spoken dialogue. The story
of "Halleluiah, I'm a Bum," written
especially for Jolson by Ben Hecht, Is
being shown to the screen with Maoge
Evans In the principal feminine role
and with Frank Morgan, Harry Lang
don and Chester Conklin IN the prln-
cIpal masculine parts. The cast also
includes Bert Roach, Tammany Young,
Tyler Brooke, Edgar Connor, Dorotnea
Wolbert and Louise Carver.
R1ALTO-"Private Jones"
ZEE TRACY and his newest film fea-
l. ture. Private Jones'" are continu-
ing for their second week at the Rlalto
Tneater. Richard Schayer wrote "Prl-
yatA Jones" as q one-acter for the Hol-
lywood Writer'S Club and it was so sue
cessful that Mr.. Tracy was urged al
once to have 1t expanded into full-
length play. Russell Mack directed the
picture, and the supporting cast IN
cludes Richard Carle, Gloria Stuert,
Emma Dunn, Walter Catlett, 6nirley
GREY, Donald Cook, Russell Gleason;
wallis Clark, Berton ChurcnAi ano
Theater offers q selected line OF short
Aim subjects together with MI. NC
Nance. aide to THE Fire Chief, play
inc his favorite role In films. the TAX
inc Reporter, in connection with the
newest edition of the universal news.
coLUMBIA-"Handle With Care"
"\UH1sTL1Na m THE DARK" 1I.
w with Ernest Truck and Una
6erkel in the starring roles, will END lts
enraeement tonight at Loew's Columbia
Theater. Tomorrow the new Fox pro-
duction, Handle With Care" featuring
three stars James Dunn, Boots Nal
iory and II Brendel, will open its weeks
enSaaement. This hlm tells the story
of an ambitious young assistant dlstrlct
attorney and Q girl who has charge o.