Evening star., 1933-03-12

program. This mystery drama done IN
reverse order, with the crime confessed
before its actuai- commission. has in the
cast Jean Hersholt, Wynne Gibson,
Stuart Erwin and Frances Dee In the
leading roles. Gordon Westcott and
David Landau have principal supporting
roles.
PALACE-"Fast Workers."
"EAST WORKERS" Metro Goldwyn-
Mayors production, featuring
John Gilbert, Mae Clark, Robert Arm.
strong, Muriel Kirkland and Virginia
Carroll, is now playing at Loew's Pal
ace. The film concerns two men who
believe themselves to be love-proof.
John Gilbert has appeared in many
successful screen hits, some Of which
are THE Big Parade" Flesh and the
Devil" Way for Sailor" and his lat
est "Downstairs." Mae Clark has ap-
pearss in THE Front Pate" waterloo
Rs1dge" and many others. This Is .
1oc Browning production. adapted
from the play by John McDormott. with
Usher and others in the supporting
cast.
EARLE-"From He'll to Heaven"
PEN BERNIE. with "All the Lad" !"
- headlines the Earle stage bill this
week. THE Old Maestro" and the boys
are heard in 80 minutes Of fast, snappy
syncopated tunes, comedy and clever
dancing. On the screen Is Paramount's
newest drama, From Hell to Heaven"
with Carole Lombard, Jack Oakie, David
Manners and Adrienne Ames in the
IA ic
which peers into the intimate thoughts
and secret lives of q group of people
who make up one small section Of
crowd Of thousands. Eleven characters
move through the action of From He'll
to Heaven" each gambling for lucky
break to win honor, life, love or free
dom. The cast also includes Sidney
Blackmer, Shirley Grey. Bradley Page,
Walter Walker. Rita Leroy and many
others.
Other acts on the stage bill are Violet
Carlson, caricature prima donna star
Of Student Prince" Sweet Adeline,"
and THE Red Robe; the three Victor
Girls Q novelty aerial dance act and
Maxine Doyle, mistress Of ceremonies.
Graham MacNamee newsreel and a
special overture by the Earle Orchestra
complete the program.
METRoPOLITAN-"42nd Street."
DUE to last-minute change in book
~ ings, Warner Bros musical spec
tacle, "42nd Street." which enjoyed
seven days Of capacity business at the
Earle Theater. has been moved to War
ner Bros Metropolitan Theater, where
1t will be shown until Thursday night.
Gorgeous girls-to the number Of about
2o0-stars. directors, singers, song
writer's, hooters, crooners, comics, heav-
les, juveniles and ingenues-they're all
there. And Warner Baxter, Bebe DAN
iels, George Brent, Una Merkel. Ruby
Keeler (Mrs. Al folsom, Guy Kibbee,
Ned Sparks. Dick Powell. Ginger Rog-
ers, Allen Jenkins. Henry D. Walthall.
Edward J. Nugent, Harry Akst and .
dozen others are featured in the cast.
Paramount sound news complete the
program.
R-K-O KEITHS-"So This Is Africa!"
DATRONs Of R-K-O Keith's are So
: journing In Africa this week, with
Robert Woolsey and Bert Wheeler in
picture called SO This Is Africa"
What happens to Wheeler and Woolsey
oAl tAllo JOuILCy VI eAplO1dtlOIl - az
tually nobody's business. They find
whole tribes of wild women, led by a
Tarzana played by Raquel Torres. They
find that Mrs. johnson Martini, engaged
as a wild animal expert, is actually
frightened every time a lion q mile
away roars. These are but two of the
things that happen, and Wheeler and
Woolsey fans, numbering legion, won't
need any further information on the
picture. The piece is chuck full of
musical numbers. has some 800 Of
Hollywood's pratie3t girls and was built
for laughing pdrposes only.
GAYETY-"Powder Puff" Revue.
UpOWDER PUFF" Revue comes to
= the Gsyety, starting with the
usual matinee today. The roster Of the
revue includes Hazel Miller statuesque
blond; Eddie Kaplin, Harry Arnie and
Eddie Dale, three comedians Johanna
Slade and Mae Baxter, ingenue beauties;
Joan Dare, Bob Birch and Bert Grant,
Fred Bishop, Mile. Marie, and Ray,
Really and Roy. Argentine and Mexican
dancers. Matinees will be given daily