Evening star., 1933-12-03
Next Weeks Films

For the week starting next Friday
Warner Bros. Earle will present an
all-laugh program headed by Para
mounts screen laugh hit, Take a
Chance" with James Dunn. June
Knight, Cliff Edwards, Lillian Roth
and Dorothy Lee. The stage will fea-
sture Lillian Roth, charming blues"
singer talso seen on the screen) and
Block and Sully, as an added attraC-
ton. Others on the bill will be Ade
sody in silE'; arhe 1tHs Washboard r. a sere
naderS' and Audrey SltbeT, mistress Of
ceremonies.
4 COLLEGE story that for the first
"A time III motion picture history does
not concern itself with foot ball, base
ball. basket ball. crosse country or track
meet contests-but features an eight
Dared shell race. enacted by 81 youths
OF brain and Drawn, as its climax, will
be the new attraction at Warner Bros
Metropolitan Theater next Friday.
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" concerns
Vivian. f1rtatiouS coed known at Raw
ley University as "the sweetheart of
Sigma Chi" Admired by all members
of this fraternity. Vivian centers her
attentions upon Bob North. Mary Car
Isle is seen as Vivian and Buster
Crabbe, who plays Bob North. has the
leading male role. The supporting cast
includes Charles Starrett, Florence
Lake, Edwin Tamblyn, Burr Mcintosh,
Purnell Pratt. Franklin Parker. Tommy
Dugan. Grady Sutton and Major
Goodsell.
THOSE celebrated radio funsters THE
Sisters of the Skillet" will make
personal appearance on the stage of
LoewS Fox Theater, starting Friday.
December 8. TO head q program OF en-
tertainment that includes on the
screen ''Hoopla.' in which Clara Bow
is starred. In addition the stage pro-
gram will also present Brems, Fitz and
Murphy. well known stage comedy trio;
the Twelve Aristocrats and Con Col
learlo. stage headliners. Clara Boz m
acts the carnival dancer role in he lew
film and is supported by Richard Crom-
well. Preston Foster, Minna Gombell.
Herbert Mundin, James Gleason, Roger
Imhof and Florence Roberts. Frank
Lloyd directed from the stage play,
The Barker" by John Kenyon Mich
olson.
HLOWNING their way from China to
~ Alaska, missing sheriffs just by
inches. getting out of gambling dens
by "the skin of their teeth" w. c.
Fields and Alison Skipworth arrive at
Loew's Columbia Theater next Friday
in their entertaining comedy, Tillie
and Gus" Included in the cast are
Baby LIE Roy Jacqueline Wells, Clifford
Jones, George Barber and Barton
McLane. 1t is adapted from an original
story by Rupert Hughes.
THE Four Marx Brothers in the nut
tiest outburst of cinema comedy
they have yet been seen in. bring their
Duck Soup" to Loews Palace Theater
the week of Friday. December 5. Ed
win Maxwell, Louis Calhern, Requel
Torres, Margaret Dumont. Edmund
Breeze. Edward Kennedy and others
have supporting roles in this Para
mount production directed by Leo
McCarey. The story was written by
Bert Kalmar.
BRINGING back to life the characters
- that for 65 years. through the
power of the written word. have been
the ideal of American girlhood, RKO-
Radio Pictures dramatization Of Louisa
NJ. Alcott's celebrated classic. Little
Women" is being held for the second
week at RKO-Keitts Theater. Made
strictly in accordance with the authors
original story. and involving an enor-
nous amount of research work and the
employment of large cast of PLAYERS.
Little Women" stars Katharine Hep
burn as 10. JOS three sisters are
portrayed by Joan Bennett as Amy.
Frances Dee as Meg and Jean Parker
as Beth. Their suitors. are portrayed
by Paul Lukas, as Fritz Bhaer. Doug
lass Montgomery as Laurie and John
Davis Dodge as Brooke. Marmee, the
lovable idealistic mother, is enacted by
Spring Byington. Edna May Oliver ap-
pears as grumpy old Aunt March and
Henry Stephenson enacts the role OF
irasclble old Mr.. Laurence.