Evening star., 1933-09-03
Next Week sFilms
"PUREAU or MISSING PERSONS,

"RUREAU or MISSING PERSONS, F."
- First National picture that re-
/ veals, for the first time on the screen,
what happens to thousands of people
! who disappear yearly, and Cliff Ed
wards CUkulele 1ke) noted stage,
screen and radio entertainer, are
the screen and stage attractions OPEN
ing next Friday at Warner Bros
Earle. The cast Of Bureau Of
Davis, Lewis Stone, Pat O'Brien, Glenda
Farrell, Allen jenkins, Ruth Donnelly
Hugh Herbert and Alan Dinehart. The
picture is based upon the sensational
book. Missing Men," written by Capt
John H. Ayers, who for years was head
of the New York Missing Persons
Bureau. The incidents in the photo
play are based upon actual cases en-
countered by Capt. Ayers, and the
screen reveals for the first time the
solutions of some of New Yorks most
famous disappearances.
MARLENE DIETRICH, in '"rhe Song
Of Songs" is to remain in the
booked to open at Loew's Columbia
Theater the week Of Friday, Septem-
Der 8. Director Reuben Mamoulian has
injected into Song Of Songs" all the
Photographic beauty and scenic effects
that are characteristic of productions he
has directed. This Paramount picturi-
zation not only presents Miss Dietrich
in new and far more human and un-
derstandable portrayal, but features also
cast of unusual merit.
Brian Aherne, who attained wide
spread praise following his sterling sup
port of Katherine Cornell IN THE
Do, g. - l.;
screen debut as Miss Dietrich's leading
man. Others are Lionel Atwi1l, Alison
Skipworth, Hardie Albright and Helen
Freeman.
"MEMORY LANE" a fast-moving
- stage production in which Joe
Laurie, jr., presents a host of famous
stars of yesterday, all over so, and
Penthouse" a Metro Goldwyn-M Mayer
attraction starring Warner Baxter, head
the billing at Loew's Fox Theater for
the week beginning next Friday. "Pent-
house" is brought to the screen from
Roche and concerns love and murder
In New York's fast set. Supporting
Warner Baxter is Myrna 10y, Mae
Clarke, Charles Butterworth and others.
ONE Of the worlds most popular plays
~ comes to the Loew's Palace next
Friday in screen form with Ronald Col
man playing the dual roles. '"The
Masquerader" is the English melodrama
in which Guy Bates Post encircled
the earth three times, playing in it for
an uninterrupted run of six years. This
is the story of the young Canadian
journalist who, finding that he Is the
living image Of his dissipated, drug
crazed cousin, agrees to assume that
political leaders place during Englands
great crisis. A jealous mistress and an
adoring wife have a part in exposing
his masquerade. Playing with Ronald
Colman are Elisse Landi as the wife
and Juliette Compton as the other
woman. The distinguished cast Of char
acter players includes Halliwell Hobbies,
David Terrence. Helen Jerome Eddy
and Creighton Hale.
"ONE MANS JOURNEY" starring
~ Lionel Barrymore, is to be the
second attraction of the R-K-O greater
show season opening at Keith's next
Friday. Here the elder Barrymore ap-
pears in the Characterization Of an un-
sung hero-the country doctor who,
when he reaches the conviction that his
life has proven a terrific failure, finds
the highest honors of the medical pro-
fession laid at his feet. Mr.. Barrymore
is supported by Joel McCrea, May Rob-
son, Dorothy Jordan and Frances Dee.