Evening star., 1933-05-14

1u6y meet JuQlQle ana Mac, VINO nave
the same intention. Conflict enters
and Peggy frankly avow their prefer
ence and enter into a whirlwind ro-
nance. Complications ensue until a
happy ending IS reached:
LOEWS FOX-"The Warriors
Husband"
''THE WARRIORS HUSBAND" Jesse
4 L. Lasky,s new production for
Fox Film, now at the Loew's Fox
Theater, Is comedy-romance of
women who are, the warriors, and OF
women who believe that mans place IS
in the home, and are willing to fight
it out in order to prove 1t.
With ELISA Landi as the outstanding
Amazon and Ernest Truck as a male
clinging vine, the cast further includes
Marjorie Rambeau. David Manners,
Helen Ware. Maude Eburne, Claudia
Coleman, Ferdinand Gottschalk, John
Sheehan, Lionel Belmore and Helene
Madison, the Olympic swimming cham
pion Walter Lang directed this pro-
cess by Julian Thompson. The adapta-
ton and screen dialogue are by Ralph
Spence, with the continuity provided
by Sonya Levien.
On the stage, the Fox presents VIII
Mahoney In why Be Serious?"
william Hall, Radios Romantic Bari
tone; Arthur and Morton Havel and
as an extra added attraction Huber. the
international magician featuring his
Million Dollar Trunk Mystery"
EARLE-"ully Turner"
WARNER BROS Earle Theater this
w week again brings washington
moviegoers one of their favorites Of the
screen in person, this time the star
being Dick Powell, singing star OF
"Forty-second Street." who headlines
the stage show. Ruth Chatterton and
George Brent are featured on the
screen program in lilly Turner" their
latest First National vehicle. Others
In the cast are Frank McHugh. Ruth
Donnelly and Guy Dibbee.
Dick Powell, one Of the stars Of the
new. Warner BIOS picture, "Gold Dig
gers of 1888" soon to be released, Is
seen on a washington stage for the
first time as he headlines the new stage
bill. Assisted by June Carr, he dances,
sings and plays several musical 1nstru-
ments. Others on the stage are the
Three Radio Rogues, Americas fore
most mirnics presenting their concep-
ton of today's favorites IN radioland;
Don Zelaya, the philosophical musician
In brand-new offering, ana Graceua
and Theodore in Dance Legends"
MTRoPoLITAN-"sons Of the Eagle"
"CONG OF THE EAGLE" Para
- mounts story Of American life, Is
the current screen attraction at Warner
Bros Metropolitan Theater. Charlie
Bickford, Richard Arlen, Mary Brian,
Jean Hersholt, Louise Dresser. Andy
Devine and George E. Stone play the
leading roles.
Action OF the picture centers around
respectable middle-class brewing
family. which faces war, peace, enact
ment Of prohibition. prosperity, depres.
sion and finally the legalization OF
beer with as much dignity and fortitude
as 1t can muster. Legalizatton OF Deer
and the prospect 1t opens 1or recreat-
ing the prosperous business they once
owned seems to atone for the sorrow
and suffering Of the preceding decade,
but they Immediately find themselves,
confronted with the gangster question.
The pictures answer to the problem Is
said to be daring one.
R-K-O KEITHS-"The Woman Stole" I"
-K-o KErTH's is currently present.
n ing "The Woman I Stole" the pic
turization of Joseph Hergesheimer
novel, "Tampico." The cast features
Jack Holt, Raquel Torres, Fay Wray
and Noah Berry.
This Columbia production tells Of q
woman who double-crossed her husband
for another man, and how in the end
she is abandoned by both men.
The supplementary program consists
Of q Comedy featuring Edgar Kennedy,
Florence Lake and the rest Of this
uuarreling family whose experiences
have created much laughter throughout
the Kennedy series. Pathe News and
q Tom and Jerry cartoon plus song
reel complete the bill.
GAYETY-"Girls In Blue"
"CIRIS IN BLUE" is the title Of the
~ new burlesque attraction opening
today with the usual matinee at the
Gayety Theater for weeks engage
ment. Ann Corio will be the featured
player. Others in the cast will be Joe
Yule, Bimbo Davis, Lee Hickman and
Charley Lavine, as also Bob Sandberg,
Joy st. Clair, Darlin' Lucky and Gloria
Tao facf.unvin0 rhorJlS Sec0rda the