Evening star., 1933-07-09
Current
Attractions

THE bad boy" and bad girl" Of the
screen return to Loew's Fox Theater
this week in their latest co-starring We
hicle, Hold Me Tight" In this film
they have the roles Of two youngsters,
pawns of a great metropolis, striving to
earn their living as clerks In a great
department store. In the supporting
roles are Frank McHugh. June Clyde,
Kenneth Thomson. Noel Francis, Doro-
thy Peterson and Clay Clement. A Ave-
star stage show is being featured at the
Fox with Nan Halperin. the girl from
here, there and everywhere" heading
the procession. Harry Savoy. eccentric
comedian; Peggy Taylor and Gary Leon
with the kitchen pirates and the Nor
man Thomas Quintet In "jambouree
Of jazz" furnish q delightful program.
As an extra added attraction for Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. July IL.
Mems Glee Club and Orchestra will be
presented. Phil LAmpkin Is presenting
an international Fantasy" for his
overture.
TITS Great to Be Alive" Fox films
musical comedy romance. opens to-
morrow at Loew's Columbia Theater,
with Raul Roulien in the male lead,
supported by Gloria Stuart and Joan
Marsh. Fox has surrounded these three
PLAYERS with a stellar supporting cast.
Including Edna May Oliver, Herbert
Mu-1 In, Dorothy Burgess and Robert
Gre :. Musical scores for this picture
were supplied by william KerneI. while
the direction was in the hands OF
Alfred Werker The concluding bill is
made up Of selected short subjects and
the Paramount News.
Jean Harlow and Clark Gable are
now playing their second week at Loew's
Palace Theater in Hold Your Man"
The film was directed by Sam Wood,
from . story written by Anita Loos.
One Of the features Of the picture is
new hit song from the pens Of Nacio
Herb Brown and Arthur Freed called
Hold Your Man." In the supporting
cast are Stuart Erwin, Dorothy Burgess.
Muriel Kirkland, Gary Owen. Paul
Hurst and others. The concluding bill
cartoon and Hearst Metrotone News.
R-K-O Keith's IS presenting. cur
rently as the inaugural attraction OF
its midsummer festival" Constance
Bennett in Bed of Roses" in which
the star has In the supporting cast
such players as Joel McCrea, John Hal
liday, Pert Kelton and Samuel Kinds.
The production is from the radio studios
and was directed by Gregory La Cava.
Theodore Dreisers novel, Jennie
Gerhardt," IS the featured attraction
Of the program for the current week
at Warner Bros Earle Theater. This
ic ha CT pf Wh0SQ charm
for men brings her more tragedy than
happiness Sylvia Sidney, who was also
starred in Dreisers first f1lm. AN
American Tragedy" has the title role,
and she is supported by Donald Cook,
Mary Astor, H. B. Warner and Edward
Arnold Heading the stage program
are William and Joe Mandel, the star
comics of many Broadway successes, in
their all-laugh skit, Quiet. Pu-leeze.
Other acts are Ann Pritchard. dane
ing beauty, assisted by Jack Goldie,
Rube Demarest and Olive Sibley, IN
Musical Moments" and Made and
Ray. 1.-TWO Wild and Woody Westerners."
Short reel subjects, the Graham Nc
Nance newsreel and the Earle Orches-
tral Prelude complete the program.
Warner Bros Metropolitan Theater
IS featuring forgotten Men" as the
current screen attraction. This IS a
motion picture record Of the World
War, edited into chronological order
from oficial files, now being released by
all nations. Veterans of various nation
alities discuss their part In the conflict:
Scenes of the German invasion OF
Belgium in 1914 show the slow retreat
Of the defending army, which tears up
roads, destroys towns and railroads ana
blows up bridges to hamper the IN
vader. An amazing bit Is that which
depicts the first use Of poison gas. with
unprepared British soldiers choking to
death in their trenches. The success
sive entrance Of English. French Rus
slams, Italians and the other combatantss
into the war offers rare glimpseS OF
the war spirit aflame in the national
capitals.
Richthofen's flying circus is caught
in several fighting scenes by German
cameramen, and the progress Of Zep-
pelin raid on England Is also recorded.
The short reel subjects include q New
Bosco Cartoon and the latest issue OF
the Paramount Sound News.