Evening star., 1933-09-10
Next Week. S Films.

THE new program for the week COM
L mencing Friday at Warner Bros.
Earle Theater will have as its featured
screen subject "One Sunday After
noon," Paramount's romance Of the
early 19O0s, with Gary Cooper, Fay
Wray and Washingtons own star,
Frances Fuller in the important roles.
The stage show will be gala one, with
special engagement Of Phil Spitalny,
famous radio personality, and his
Golden Rod Orchestra, an aggregation
of 80 singers, dancers. instrumentalists
and entertainers in half-hour melody
and fun program Other acts will be
Smith, Strong and Lee, Paul and Nina
Ghezzi, Gracle Barrie and an added
surprise Offering.
WILL ROGERS, enacting one Of his
w most humorous portrayals in 'Dr.
Bull" and Nine. Frances Aida, golden
voiced prima donna, feature the stage
and screen program at the Loew's Fox
Theater the week of Friday, September
Is. AS ''Dr. Bull" the nations fore
most humorist and cowboy philosopher,
is seen enacting new screen character,
that of a New England physician who
is his towns Father Confessor.
Supporting Americas most popular
wit are Marian Nixon. Howard Lally,
Ralph Morgan, Andy Devine, Helen
Freeman. Rochelle Hudson and others.
Nine Frances Aida brings to the Fox
stage a golden voice that has been
heard from the operate stages Of virtu-
ally every principal nation.
Augmenting the stage program is the
internationally popular Dave Appolon,
who presents his surprises of 1888 in
a highly entertaining offering OF
dancing of the novel type, comedy and
Instrumentation. Aiding Appolon are
Danzi Goodell, Nora Williams, Gean
Ruth and Gail and a string orchestra.
Cass, Mack and Owen in a presentation
of eccentric dances and acrobatics
round out the stage features.
"REAUTY FOR SALE" daring pic
- turization of the Faith Baldwin
novel. with Nine. Frances Aida, one of
Americas pre-eminent prima donnas
leading the stage show, will be the fea-
lures at Loew's Fox Theater next Fri
Gay.
Beauty for Sale" is drama of
modern city life, with particularly
intimate locale behind the scenes of
fashionable beauty salon. Heading an
impressive cast are Madge Evans, Alice
Brady, Otto Kruger. Una Merkel, Phil
lips Holmes and May Robson.
Dave Appolon and his cohorts" have
delighted audiences in Washington
previously and are returning with
new presentation Of comedy and songs
en- the same bill with Nine. Aida.
Other performers will also appear on
the same weeks program.
DADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING"
a comedy romance that re-unites
those popular screen figures, Janet
Gaynor and Warner Baxter, is the at
traction that is coming on Friday to
Loew's Palace Theater. Miss Gaynor
has what is reported to be her strong
est role to date. AS Paddy. the mad
cap Irish lass. Miss Gaynor offers a
delightfully."- different characterization,
possessing the uncanny faculty of en-
Shaving the affections of all with whom
she comes into contact
The cast also includes Walter Con-
naly, star of the Broadway stage; Mary
McCormic famous prima donna: Mar
garet Lindsay, Joseph M. Kerrigan.
Fiske O'Hara Claire Mcdowell, Roger
Imhof and Trevor Bland.
A BRILLIANT cast, replete with name
IA talent, has been assembled for THE
Wrecker," the melodramatic production
coming to Loew's Columbia Theater
star and he is supported by Genevieve
Tobin and George Stone, well remem-
bered for his portrayals in "Cimarron."
The Front Page" and 'FortySecond
Street" Others in the cast are Sidney
Blackmer. Ward Bond, Russell Waddle,
Irene White, Clarence Muse and Ed
LIE Saint.
NOEL CowARD'S Bitter Sweet" is
~ to be the third attraction Of the
R-K-O greater show season opening
at Keith's on Friday. Recently pre-
sented at the Rivoli Theater, New York.
this production Of the famed Noel Cow
ard musical stage success received what
could be termed an avalanche Of praise
from each and every one of the metro
pclitan newspapers Of that city. In
selecting a leading lady to play the
part as portrayed by Evelyn Laye in
New York and in London by Peggy
Wood, United Artists finally gave the
role of Sara Linden to Anna Neagle,
who won the place over field of can
didates that included Miss Laye and
jeanette Macdonald.